farin-o: flour, farina, (grosa) meal; -oza: floury, mealy, farinacious; -vend-isto: f.dealer; -igar, -ifar: to make, produce f.; -izar: to cover, sprinkle with f.; -spric-ilo: f.dredger; -muel-eyo, -erio: f.mill. — EFIS
faring-o: (anat.) pharynx.
faringit-o: (med.) pharyngitis.
farize-o: (lit. and fig.) Pharisee; -ala: pharisaical. — DEFIRS
farm-ar: (tr.) to farm (land taken on lease); farmo - lokacar, -prenar: to take (land, etc.) on lease (cf. kultivar ); -o-donar, lugar: to farm out, lease to, rent out to (someone for a fixed sum); -lug-anto:lessor (of a farm); -lokac-anto: lessee: tenant-farmer; -o: farming (on lease); -ajo: what is farmed; a farm; -o-domo, o-domeno: homestead (rented); -o-preco: rent of a farm; -isto: tenant farmer, husbandman; -isto di imposto: (fig.) farmer of the revenue; mi- -isto: metayer: farmer on half shares; -o-labor-ero: a farm-hand. — DEF
farmaci-o: (art) pharmacy, pharmaceutics; -isto: pharmacist (cf. apotek-isto). — DEFIRS
farmakope-o: pharmacopoeia. — DEFIRS
fars-o: (cook.) farce: stuffing, forcemeat; (theat. and fig.) farce. — DEFIRS
fasad-o: facade, the front or chief face of a building. — DEFIS
«fascia»: (biol.) fascia: a sheet of connective tissue covering or binding together body tissues.
fashin-o: (fort.) fascine. — DEFIRS
fashism-o: fascism. — DEFIRS
fasiac-ar: (bot.) to fasciate; -o: fasciation. — EF
fask-o: bundle, a number of things of a certain length, put together; sheaf; stack; bunch; (opt.) pencil (of luminous rays); (antiq.) fasces; vergo- -o: faggot, bundle of sticks, rods; flecho- -o: sheaf of arrows; -igar, -ifar: to bundle up, stack, put in sheaves. — FIS
fason-ar: (tr.) to fashion, shape, form (ulo); -o, -uro: the build, fashion, make, cut, workmanship. Def.: Laborar ula materio por fabrikar objekto definita (fasono di vesto, di juvelo); IV-165. — DEFR
fast-ar: (intr.) to fast. — DE
fat-o: fate, lot (cf. destino); -ala: fatal; -al-ismo: fatalism; -al-isto, -ista: fatalist(ic). Ex.: Vua fato esas kompatinda. La fatal horo. — DEFIRS
fatig-ar: (tr.) to fatigue, tire, weary (cf. tedar, enoyar); -esar: to be tired; -eso: (state) weariness, lassitude; -anta: fatiguing, toilsome, irksome; -egar: to overtire, harass. — EFIS
fatu-a: foppish (in dress); self-conceited, fatuous (in mind); -(ul)o: snob, coxcomb; -acho: puppy (person); -eso: snobbishness, fatuity, self-conceit. — EFIS
fauc-o: (anat. and fig.) (exterior) throat, gullet, fore part of neck (cf. guturo); (geog.) space from which something has been gouged, defile, ravine, deep glen; -ala: (anat.) jugular. Def.: Indikas l'extera ed avana parto di la kolo (do anke la laringo, ma extere vidata); e, pro ke ta parto formacas kava profilo (inter la mandibulo o mentono e la pektoro), la vorto fauco uzesas per metaforo internaciona por expresar multa formi kava, en tekniko, en geografio (montala fauco), e.c.; III-165. IL
faun-o: (myth.) faun; -ino: wood goddess. — DEFIRS
fav-o: (med.) favus, ringworm (of scalp); -oza: scurvy. — L
favor-ar: (tr.) to favor, treat or regard with kindness, befriend; -oza: (of persons) favorable (cf. oportuna); -at(ul)-o, -at(in)-o: a favourite; -ismo: favoritism; -igar: to propitiate, appease; -ig-anta:propitiatory; -dii: days of grace; la princo e la tempo favoras nia projeti: the prince and the time are favorable to our projects; omni qui konocas il esas favoroza ad il: all who know him are favorably disposed toward him. — DEFIRS
fax-ar*: (tr.) to fax, send by facsimile machine.
fay-o: (fabric) faille, a corded silk. — DEFS
fayenc-o: faience, crockery ware. — DEFR
faz-o: (astron. and gen.) phase. — DEFIRS
fazan-o: (orni.) pheasant (genus: Phasianus). — DEFIRS
fazeol-o: kidney-bean; -o multaflora: (bot.) scarlet-runner (Phaseolus multiflorus). — DI
fe-o, -ino: fairy. — DEFIR
febl-a: (lit. and fig.) feeble, weak, faint (cf. debila, frajila); -ajo: a weak object or spot, foible; -(ul)o: a weak person; -eso: weakness; -igar: to enfeeble, weaken; -eskar: to grow weak; -igo, -esko:enfeebling, weakening, impairment; -anma: pusillanimous. Ant.: forta.
