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	Neutral	Part	English Definition
*	fabl	n.	fable; fairy tale.
*	fabrik	n.	factory; manufactory.
*	fabrikar	v.	to manufacture; to fabricate; to make.
*	fag	n.	beech.
*	fakt	n.	fact.
**	fakte	ad.	in fact.
*	faktur	n.	invoice; bill.
*	fakultet	n.	faculty (of medicine, etc.).
*	falang	n.	phalanx.
*	falb	a.	fawn-colored; tawny.
*	faliar	v.	to fail.
**	faliabl	a.	fallible.
*	falkon	n.	falcon.
*	fals	a.	false.
**	falsifikar	v.	to falsify.
**	falsitet	n.	falsity.
*	falset	n.	falsetto.
*	falsi	n.	scythe.
**	falsiar	v.	to mow.
**	falsiet	n.	sickle.
*	fals-serpent	n.	blind-worm; slow-worm.
*	fam	n.	fame; report.
**	famos	a.	famous.
*	famel	n.	hunger.
**	famelik	a.	hungry.
*	famili	n.	family.
*	familiar	a.	familiar.
**	familiaritet	n.	familiarity.
*	fanatik	a.	fanatic(al).
**	fanatism	n.	fanaticism.
*	fanfar	n.	flourish (of trumpets).
*	fang	n.	dirt (mud); mire.
*	fantasi	n.	fancy.
**	fantasiar	v.	to fancy.
*	fantast	n.	fantast.
**	fantastik	a.	fantastic.
*	fantom	n.	phantom; spectre; ghost; apparition.
**	fantomi apar in dom	phrase.	the house is haunted.
*	far	n.	beacon; lighthouse.
*	farin	n.	flour; meal.
*	faring	n.	pharynx.
*	farm	n.	farm.
**	farmer	n.	farmer.
*	farmasi	n.	pharmacy (science).
**	farmasiik	a.	pharmaceutic.
**	farmasiik	n.	pharmacist.
*	fas	n.	face; countenance.
*	fasad	n.	façade; front.
*	fasan	n.	pheasant.
*	fashin	n.	fagot; fascine.
*	fasiar	v.	to make; to do.
**	fasiabl	a.	feasible.
*	fasiar finiar	v.	to put a stop to; to put an end to.
*	fasiar kaptad	v.	to make a capture or prize.
*	fasil	a.	easy.
**	fasilifikar	v.	to facilitate; to make easy.
**	fasilitet	n.	facility; ease.
*	fasiar nekorekte	v.	to do wrong (incorrectly)
*	fasiar neposibl	v.	to render impossible.
*	fasiar sum de	v.	to amount to; to aggregate.
*	fasiar tro haste	v.	to be too hasty; to be precipitate.
*	fask	n.	bundle; bunch.
*	fasol	n.	bean.
*	fat	n.	fate; destiny.
*	fatal	a.	fatal.
*	fatig	n.	fatigue; weariness.
**	fatigar	v.	to fatigue; to weary; to tire.
**	fatiged	part.	fatigued; wearied; tired.
*	favor	n.	favor.
**	favorar	v.	to favor.
**	favoru	p.	in favor of.
*	fayans	n.	earthenware; pottery.
*	fea	n.	fairy.
*	febl	a.	feeble; weak.
**	feblitet	n.	weakness; feebleness.
*	febr	n.	fever.
*	februar	n.	February.
*	federasion	n.	federation.
*	felis	a.	happy; fortunate; lucky.
**	felisifikar	v.	to make happy; to bless.
**	felisitet	n.	felicity; happiness.
*	felisitar	v.	to congratulate; to felicitate.
**	felisitasion	n.	congratulation; felicitation.
*	feltr	n.	felt.
*	femin	n.	woman; female.
**	feminik	a.	feminine.
*	fenestr	n.	window.
*	fenig	n.	pfennig.
*	fenomen	n.	phenomenon.
*	fenul	n.	fennel.
*	feodal	a.	feudal.
*	fer	n.	iron (Fe).
*	feri	n.	fair.
*	ferment	n.	ferment; yeast; leaven.
**	fermentar	v.	to ferment.
**	fermentasion	n.	fermentation.
*	feros	a.	wild; fierce; ferocious.
**	feroseskar	v.	to become wild.
**	ferositet	n.	fierceness; ferocity.
*	fertil	a.	fertile; fruitful.
**	fertilitet	n.	fertility.
*	ferv	a.	fervent; zealous.
**	fervitet	n.	fervor; zeal.
*	fest	n.	feast; festival.
**	festar	v.	to celebrate; to solemnize; to keep.
**	festasion	n.	celebration.
*	festin	n.	feast.
*	feston	n.	festoon.
**	festonar	v.	to festoon.
*	fi!	i.	fie!
*	fiakr	n.	coach; hack.
*	fiansar	v.	to affiance; to betroth; to engage.
**	fiansasion	n.	affiance; betrothal; engagement.
**	fiansedo	n.	bridegroom; man who is betrothed.
**	fianseda	n.	bride; one who is betrothed.
**	fiansedi	n.	the betrothed (couple).
*	fiasko	n.	fiasco; failure.
*	fibl	n.	buckle.
**	fiblar	v.	to buckle.
*	fibr	n.	fibre.
*	fibrin	n.	fibrine.
*	fidel	a.	faithful; true.
**	fidelitet	n.	fidelity; faithfuless; troth.
*	fien	n.	hay.
*	fif	n.	whistle.
**	fifar	v.	to whistle.
**	fifad	n.	whistle (sound)
*	fig	n.	fig.
*	figur	n.	figure.
**	figurar	v.	to figure.
*	fiksar	v.	to fix; to fasten.
*	fil	n.	thread.
**	filar	v.	to spin.
**	filad	n.	spun material.
**	fileri	n.	spinning-mill.
*	fil de kandel	n.	wick.
*	fil de lamp	n.	wick.
*	fili	n.	child.
**	filio	n.	son.
**	filia	n.	daughter.
*	filis	n.	fern.
*	filomel	n.	nightingale.
*	filosof	n.	philosopher.
**	filosofar	v.	to philosophize.
**	filosofia	n.	philosophy. (1906, r.153)
**	filosofik	a.	philosophic(al).
*	filtr	n.	filter.
**	filtrar	v.	to filter; to strain.
*	fin	a.	fine.
**	finitet	n.	fineness.
*	finansi	n.	finances.
*	fingar	v.	to feign; to pretend.
*	fini	n.	end.
**	finiar	v.	to end; to finish; to conclude; to terminate.
**	finiad	n.	ending (gram.).
**	finie	ad.	finally; at last.
**	finiik	a.	final.
*	Finlandia	n.	Finland.
*	fint	n.	feint.
*	firm	a.	firm.
**	firmitet	n.	firmness.
*	firma	n.	firm.
*	firmament	n.	firmament.
*	fisar	v.	to split; to crack; to fissure; to cleave; to rive.
**	fisad	n.	split; slit; fissure; crevice; cranny; cleft; crack; chap; rift; chink; seam.
*	fisik	n.	physics; natural philosophy.
**	fisikal	a.	physical.
**	fisikist	n.	physicist.
**	fisionomia	n.	physiognomy. (1906, r.153)
**	fisionomik	a.	physiognomic.
**	fisionomist	n.	physiognomist.
*	fistul	n.	fistula.
*	flag	n.	flag.
*	flagel	n.	whip; scourge.
**	flagelar	v.	to whip; to scourge.
**	flagelasion	n.	whipping; scourging; flagellation.
*	flagitar	v.	to require.
*	flagrar	v.	to burn (intrans.)
**	flagreskar	v.	to kindle; to catch fire; to ignite.
**	flagreskator	n.	match.
**	flagrifikar	v.	to kindle; to set on fire; to ignite.
*	flagresk-kordon	n.	match; slow-match; fuse.
*	flaksid	a.	flaccid; flabby; limp; wilted; withered.
**	flaksideskar	v.	to wilt; to wither.
*	flam	n.	flame; blaze.
**	flamar	v.	to flame; to blaze.
*	Flandria	n.	Flanders.
*	flanel	n.	flannel.
*	flank	n.	side; flank.
**	flanke	ad.	at the side; on the side.
*	flatar	v.	to flatter.
*	flaut	n.	flute.
*	flegmat	n.	phlegm.
**	flegmatik	a.	phlegmatic.
**	flegmatiker	n.	phlegmatic person.
*	flekt	n.	joint.
**	flektar	v.	to bend; to flex.
**	flektabl	a.	flexible.
**	flektabilitet	n.	flexibilityp
**	flektasion	n.	flexion.
*	flok	n.	flake
*	flor	n.	flower.
**	florar	v.	to flower; to blossom; to bloom.
*	flor-brasik	n.	cauliflower.
*	florin	n.	florin.
*	flor-koron	n.	wreath.
*	florotemp	n.	spring.
*	flot	n.	fleet.
**	flotar	v.	to float; to swim.
*	fluar	v.	to flow.
*	fluid	a.	fluid; liquid.
**	fluidad	n.	fluid; liquid.
**	fluiditet	n.	fluidity; liquidity.
*	fluks	n.	flood; high tide.
*	fluktuar	v.	to fluctuate.
*	fluor	n.	fluorine (Fl).
*	flur	n.	floor.
**	flurar	v.	to floor.
*	fluvi	n.	river.
**	fluviet	n.	brook.
*	fluvi-bord	n.	bank (of river); riverbank.
*	-foa	suffix.	used with a cardinal or ordinal number to form an iterative; this suffix is used also with other words.
*	fok	n.	fire.
*	fokus	n.	focus.
*	fol	a. / n.	a., foolish; n., fool.
**	folitet	n.	foolishness; folly.
*	foli	n.	leaf; sheet.
**	foliaj	n.	foliage.
**	folietar	v.	to turn the leaves (of a book); to thumb.
*	folieton	n.	feuilleton.
**	folietonist	n.	feuilletonist.
*	fomentar	v.	to foment.
*	fon	n.	ground; background.
*	fondar	v.	to smelt; to melt, to fuse.
**	fondator	n.	founder.
**	fonderi	n.	foundry.
*	fonetik	n.	phonetics.
**	fonetikal	a.	phonetic.
*	fonograf	n.	phonograph.
*	font	n.	fountain; source; spring.
**	fontar	v.	to spring (from); to issue.
**	fontad	n.	spring (of water).
*	fontan	n.	fountain.
*	for	n.	hole; orifice.
**	forifikar	v.	to perforate.
*	foren	a.	foreign.
**	forenia	n.	foreign country.
*	forest	n.	forest.
*	forg	n.	forge.
**	forgar	v.	to forge.
*	fork	n.	fork.
*	form	n.	form.
**	formar	v.	to form; to fashion; to shape.
*	formal	a.	formal.
**	formalitet	n.	formality.
*	formidabl	n.	formidable.
*	formik	n.	ant.
**	formikar	v.	to swarm.
*	formul	n.	formula.
**	formular	v.	to formulate.
*	forn	n.	furnace; stove.
**	fornar	v.	to heat.
*	fornikar	v.	to fornicate.
**	fornikasion	n.	fornication.
**	fornikator	n.	fornicator.
*	forn-tub	n.	stovepipe.
*	fors	n.	force.
**	forsar	v.	to force; to compel; to enforce.
*	fort	a.	strong; powerful.
**	fortifikar	v.	to fortify; to strengthen.
**	fortitet	n.	strength.
*	fortres	n.	fortress; fort.
*	fortuit	n.	chance.
*	fortun	n.	fortune.
**	fortune	ad.	fortunately.
*	fos	n.	excavation; pit.
**	fosar	v.	to dig.
*	fosfor	n.	phosphorus (P).
*	fosil	a.	fossil.
*	foto-	prefix.	signifying light.
*	foto-graf	n.	photographer.
**	fotografar	v.	to photograph.
**	fotografad	n.	photograph.
**	fotografia	n.	photography. (1906, r.153)
*	foto-metr	n.	photometer.
*	frag	n.	strawberry.
*	fragment	n.	fragment.
*	frak	n.	dress-coat; frock.
*	frakas	n.	crash.
**	frakasar	v.	to smash; to shatter; to dash to pieces.
*	fraksin	n.	ash (tree).
*	fraksion	n.	fraction.
*	frambos	n.	raspberry.
*	frangar	v.	to break; to fracture.
**	frangabl	a.	fragile; frail; brittle.
**	frangabilitet	n.	fragility; brittleness.
**	frangad	n.	fracture; break.
*	frangar glas	v.	to cut ice.
*	frangi	n.	fringe.
*	frank	n.	franc.
*	frankar	v.	to frank; to prepay postage.
*	Frankonia	n.	Franconia.
*	Fransia	n.	France.
*	fransiskan	n.	Franciscan.
*	fras	n.	phrase; sentence.
*	fraternisar ko kh	v.	to fraternize with any one.
**	fraternisasion	n.	fraternization.
*	fratr	n.	brother.
*	fraud	n.	fraud; deceit.
**	fraudar	v.	to cheat; to deceive; to overreach.
*	fregat	n.	frigate.
*	frekuent	a.	frequent.
**	frekuente	ad.	often; frequently.
*	frekuentar	v.	to frequent.
**	frekuentasion	n.	frequentation.
*	fren	n.	curb; check; restraint; brake.
**	frenar	v.	to curb; to check; to restrain.
*	frenetik	a.	frantic.
*	fresk	a.	fresh.
**	freskitet	n.	freshness.
*	fresko	n.	fresco.
*	friar	v.	to fry.
*	friand	n.	lickerish person; dainty person.
**	friandar	v.	to be lickerish; to be dainty; to be sweet-toothed.
*	frigar	v.	to freeze; to be cold.
**	frigid	a.	frigid; cold.
**	frigideskar	v.	to become cold.
**	frigor	n.	frigidity; cold.
**	frigad	n.	(catching) cold.
**	frigadar se	v.	to catch cold.
*	frigotemp	n.	winter.
*	frikar	v.	to rub.
**	frikasion	n.	rubbing; friction.
**	frikator	n.	grater.
*	fringil	n.	finch.
*	fris	n.	frieze.
*	frisar	v.	to frizz.
*	frivol	a.	frivolous; giddy.
**	frivolitet	n.	frivolity; levity.
*	front	n.	forehead; brow.
*	frontier	n.	frontier.
*	frost	n.	frost.
*	frotar	v.	to wipe.
*	frugal	a.	frugal.
**	frugalitet	n.	frugality.
*	frukt	n.	fruit.
**	fruktifikar	v.	to fructify.
*	fruktotemp	n.	autumn; fall.
*	frument	n.	wheat; corn.
*	frustrar	v.	to frustrate; to thwart; to baffle; to balk; to defeat; to disappoint; to foil.
*	ftisi	n.	phthisis; consumption.
**	ftisiik	a.	phthisical; consumptive.
*	fug	n.	flight.
**	fugar	v.	to flee.
*	fuga	n.	fugue.
*	fugas	a.	fugitive; fleeting; fugacious.
**	fugasitet	n.	fugacity; fugitiveness.
*	fuligin	n.	soot.
**	fuliginos	a.	sooty.
*	fulmin	n.	lightning.
**	fulminar	v.	to lighten.
*	fulmin-koton	n.	guncotton.
*	fum	n.	smoke.
**	fumar	v.	to smoke.
*	fum-negrad	n.	lampblack.
*	fundar	v.	to found; to ground.
*	fundament	n.	foundation.
*	funksion	n.	function.
**	funksionar	v.	to function; to act; to officiate; to discharge the duties of an office; to work.
*	fur	n.	fur.
*	furaj	n.	forage.
**	furajar	v.	to forage.
**	furajer	n.	forager.
*	furet	n.	ferret.
*	furi	n.	fury; rage.
**	furiar	v.	to be in a fury; to rage.
**	furios	a.	furious.
**	furia	n.	a fury.
*	furnar	v.	to furnish; to supply; to provide; to afford; to bring.
**	furnator	n.	purveyor.
*	fusil	n.	gun.
**	fusilar	v.	to shoot.
*	futur	a. / n.	a., future; n., the future; futurity; future tense.
**	future	ad.	in the future; hereafter.
**	futur perfekt	n.	future perfect.

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