furnel-o: stove (for heating or cooking); kitchen-range; -ego: furnace; -if-isto: stove-maker; fuzo- -o: smelting-furnace. Def.: Aparato en qua on facas fairo; ol povas kontenar forno; IV-135. — FIS
furnis-ar: (tr.) to furnish, supply (ulo ad ulu); -ajo: thing supplied; -anto, -ero, -isto: furnisher, purveyor; (theat.) property-man. Ex.: Furnisar pano, mobli, informo. V. exp.: On provizas ulu per ulo; onfurnisas ulo ad ulu; kp. livrar. — EFI
furt-ar: (tr.) to steal, rob, purloin; -et-ar: to pilfer; -o: theft, larceny; -ajo: thing stolen; -o-mani-o, -iko: kleptomani-a, -ac; enirar -eme; to steal in, sneak in. V. exp.: Furtar esas prenar per ruzo la proprajo di altru (generale kun nesavo di ica); raptar esas prenar ol per violento sen celo; fraudar korespondas a furtar (implikas deshonesta ruzo); II-647. — ISL
furte-chas-ar: (intr.) to poach, steal game.
furto-cel-o: the hiding or receiving of stolen goods: -ero, -isto: receiver of stolen goods; (colloq.) fence.
furunkl-o: (med.) furuncle, boil. — DEFIS
fush-ar: (tr.) to bungle, botch, scamp (work); -(ad)o: botching; (fig.) sabotage; -ajo: botch-work, shoddy; -fabrikar: to make worthless merchandise, shoddy goods. — D
fusil-o: musket, gun, rifle; -iero: fusilier; -agar: (tr.) to shoot (down) (ulu); -pafar: (intr.) to shoot (ad ulo); -ag-ado: firing, fusillade; -pafo: musket-shot; chas- -o: hunting gun, fowling-piece; duopla -o:double-barreled gun; glata -o: shotgun; iter-anta -o: a repeating or magazine rifle. — FIRS
fust-o: (arch.) fust: shaft of a column; (of a cannon) chase. — EFIS
fusten-o: (fabric) fustian. — EFIS
fut-o: (2001) foot, unit of measurement (12 inches).
fut-balo: (1979) football. — DEFS
futer-o: lining (of clothes, etc.); -izar: to line (ulo). — DIRS
futu-ar*: (tr., intr., vulg.) have sexual intercourse.
futur-a, -o: (also gram.) future; predicar la -o: to foretell the f. - DEF
fuxi-o: (bot.) fuchsia (genus: Fuchsia). — DEFIRS
fuxin-o: (chem.) fuchsine. — DEFIRS
fuz-ar: (tr.) to melt, fuze, smelt; -o, -eso: melting, fusion, blend; -anta, -iva, -ema: melting, dissolving; -erio: foundry, smelting establ.; -kaldrono: melting-pot; -arto: art of smelting; -temperaturo: melting point; -ebla: fusible; kun- - ar: to melt together, amalgamate, blend. — EFIS
fuze-o: rocket (as in fireworks); fuse (to a bomb, etc.); signal- -o: sky-, signal-rocket. — F
fuzel-o: (geom.) spindle: a solid generated by the revolution of a curved line about its base; a fusiform figure; -ajo: fuselage. — F
fuzen-o: (bot.) prickwood, spindle tree (genus: Evonymus); -karbono, -krayono: charcoal pencil; -desegnuro, -uro: charcoal sketch. — FIS
fuzion-o: (2001) fusion: intimate combination, such as biological or nuclear. — DEFIS
fyord-o: fiord, rocky bay. — DEFIRS
Ido-English Dictionary : G
g: (mus.) so: fifth note of the diatonic scale.
gaban-o: waterproof cloak with hood and sleeves; (naut.) pilot-coat. — FIS
gabar-o: lighter, barge (for loading and unloading ships). — DFIS
gabion-o: (fort.) gabion. — EFIRS
gabr-o: (geol.) gabbro: a granular igneous rock. — DEFIS
gad-o: (ichth.) codfish (Gadus). — FI
gadolini-o: (2001) gadolinium. — DEFIRS
gaf-o: boat-hook; (fig.) gaff (as used to secure heavy fish). — EFI
gagat-o: jet (mineral); -ajo: object made of j. — DL
gain-o: a long narrow vertical holder, sheath, scabbard (as for a sword, bayonet, etc.: en- -igar: to sheath) a sword, etc. V. exp: vid. etuyo. — FI
gaj-o: pledge, pawn, deposit, gage; something given as security for repayment of money borrowed; -o-pekunio: earnest money; -o-homo: hostage; -izar: to give as a pledge, secure; depozar (ulo) gaje o kom gajo: to pawn; prenar kom gajo: to hold as pledge; pagar (o donar) gajo (-pekunio): to pay a deposit. — EF
gal-o: gallnut, nutgall; -vespo: gallfly (Cynips). — DEFIRS
gala: (adj.) gala; -dineo: gala dinner; -festo: gala festival; -robo: a gala robe, festive dress. V. exp.: Ica vorto uzesas precipue adjektive, por qualifikar festo, dineo, reprezento, e.c. On uzos do ol kom unesma elemento di kompozita vorti; IV-11. — DEFIS
galant-a: gallant; polite and attentive to ladies; -ajo: act of gallantry, courteous act (to ladies). — DEFIRS