latin F words

fabula, fabulae (f)

(favola)

fable, story

facilis, facile

(facile)

easy

facies, faciei (f)

(faccia)

face, shape, appearance

facio

I make, do

facere

(fare)

to make, do

feci

I made, did

factus

having been made, done

facinus, facinoris (n)

crime

factum, facti (n)

deed

facultas, facultatis (f)

(facoltà)

means, ability, skill; chance, opportunity (faculties, resources, supplies fpl)

fallax, fallacis

(falso/fallace)

false, fallacious, spurious, deceitful, treacherous

fallo

I cheat, deceive, fail

fallere

(fallire)

to cheat, deceive, fail

fefelli

I cheated, deceived, failed

falsus

having been cheated, deceived, failed

falsus, falsa, falsum

(falso)

false, fictitious; wrong, mistaken

fama, famae (f)

(fama)

fame, reputation, public opinion; rumour

fames, famis (f)

(fame)

hunger

familia, familiae (f)

(famiglia)

family, household

familiaris, familiaris, familiare

(familiare)

of the family, of the household, familiar, intimate

fanum, fani (n)

sanctuary, temple

fas (undeclined n)

divine law, heaven’s will, that which is right/moral/lawful

fateor

I admit, confess to (+ accusative)

I disclose, acknowledge (+ dative)

fateri

to admit, confess to (+ accusative)

to disclose, acknowledge (+ dative)

fassus sum

I admitted, confessed to (+ accusative)

I disclosed, acknowledged (+ dative)

fassus

having admitted, confessed to (+ accusative)

having disclosed, acknowledged (+ dative)

fatigo

I fatigue, weary, tire; harass, importune

fatigare

(affaticare)

to fatigue, weary, tire; harass, importune

fatigavi

I fatigued, wearied, tired; harassed, importuned

fatigatus

having been fatigued, wearied, tired; harassed, importuned

fatum, fati (n)

(fato)

fate

faveo (+ dative)

I favour, support

favere

(favorire)

to favour, support

favi

I favoured, supported

fautus

having been favoured, supported

fax, facis (f)

(fiamma)

torch, fire, flame of love; torment

felix, felicis

(felice)

(felicitous)

fortunate, happy

femina, feminae (f)

(femmina)

(female)

woman

fera, ferae (f)

wild beast

ferus, fera, ferum

feral, wild, savage

fere, ferme

nearly, about

ferio

I hit, strike

ferire

to hit, strike

ferii

I hit, struck

fero

I bring, carry; bear, endure; report, say

ferre

(origine di trasferire/riferire/offrire/inferire/conferire/preferire)

(origin of to ferry/transfer/refer/offer/infer/confer/prefer)

to bring, carry; bear, endure; report, say

tuli

I brought, carried; bore, endured; reported, said

latus

having been brought, carried; borne, endured; reported, said

ferox, ferocis

(feroce)

fierce, ferocious

ferrum, ferri (n)

(ferro)

iron, sword

ferreus, ferrea, ferreum

(made) of iron

fessus, fessa, fessum

(affaticato/stanco)

tired, wearied, fatigued

festino

I hurry

festinare

(affrettare)

to hurry

festinavi

I hurried

festinatus

having been hurried

festus, festa, festum

(festivo/festoso)

festive, merry, joyous; holiday, feast day; solemn

fidelis, fidele

(fedele)

loyal, faithful

fides, fidei (f)

(fedeltà/fede)

loyalty, fidelity, faithfulness

fidus, fida, fidum

(fidato)

loyal, faithful, trusty, trustworthy

fido (+ dative or ablative)

I trust in

fidere

(fidarsi di/avere fiducia di)

to trust in

fisus sum

I trusted in

fisus

having trusted in

figo

I fix, fasten

figere

(fissare)

to fix, fasten

fixi

I fixed, fastened

fixus

having been fixed, fastened

figura, figurae (f)

(figura)

figure, form, shape, beauty

fingo

I mold, form, shape; create, contrive; make up, fictionalise

fingere

(formare)

to mold, form, shape; create, contrive; make up, fictionalise

finxi

I molded, formed, shaped; created, contrived; made up, fictionalised

fictus

having been molded, formed, shaped; created, contrived; made up, fictionalised

filia, filiae (f)

(figlia)

daughter

filius, filii (m)

(figlio)

(origin of filial/affiliation)

son

finis, finis (m/f)

(fine)

(origine di finale in italiano)

(origin of final/finish/finite)

end, boundry

finitimus, finitima, finitimum

neighbouring, bordering, adjoining

fio (serves as passive for facio)

I become, am made, am done

fieri

to become, be made, be done

factus sum

I became, was made, was done

factus

having become, been made, been done

firmo

I strengthen, harden; support; confirm, affirm

firmare

(confermare/affermare)

to strengthen, harden; support; confirm, affirm

firmavi

I strengthened, hardened; supported; confirmed, affirmed

firmatus

I strengthened, hardened; supported; confirmed, affirmed

firmus, firma, firmum

(fermo)

firm, strong

flagitium, flagitii (n)

shame, disgrace, scandal

flagito

I demand

flagitare

to demand

flagitavi

I demanded

flagitatus

having been demanded

flamma, flammae (f)

(fiamma)

flame, blaze, ardor (of love)

flavus, flava, flavum

yellow

flecto

I bend, curve, bow, turn; persuade; soften

flectere

to bend, curve, bow, turn; persuade; soften

flexi

I bent, curved, bowed, turned; persuaded; softened

flectus

having been bent, curved, bowed, turned; persuaded; softened

fleo

I cry, weep for

flere

to cry, weep for

flevi

I cried, wept for