Vödabuk

Fi

Interj.

Nonsense!

Fi-

Pref.

To the end, completion

Fiam

N.

(business) partnership, company, enterprise, firm, legal business name

Fiaman

N.

(in a firm) partner, associate, company member

Fiamik

Adj.

Relating to a firm / business partnership

Fiamŭ

Prep.

On behalf of the firm of

Fib

N.

Weakness, feebleness

Fiban

N.

Feeble/weak person, weakling

Fibanön

Int.

To complete/finish bathing

Fibevob

N.

To complete/finish work

Fibevobön

Tr.

To complete/finish working

Fibik

Adj.

Faint, weak

Fiböfik

Adj.

Mild

Ficepön

Tr.

To completely thresh

Fid

N.

Food

Fidacan

N.

Crockery

Fidacem

N.

A dining room

Fidastafil

N.

A chopstick

Fided

N.

A dinner

Fidedön

V.

To dine

Fidot

N.

Food

Fidovik

Adj.

Eatable, edible

Fiduin

N.

Completion

Fidäd

N.

A meal

Fidädakad

N.

A menu (table d'hôte)

Fidön

Tr.

To eat

Fidüp

N.

A mealtime

Fied

N.

Faith

Fiedik

Adj.

Faithful

Fien

N.

Interest (=financial return)

Fif

N.

A fever, a temperature

Fifön

Int.

To have a fever / a temperature

Fig

N.

A fig

Figur

N.

A figure (line drawing), a form

Figurik

Adj.

Figurative

Fijesiped

N.

AIDS

Fikulik

Adj.

Awkward, difficult, hard

Fil

N.

A fire

Filamastöf

N.

Fuel

Filasepülöp

N.

A crematorium

Filazäp

N.

A pair of tongs

Filed

N.

A burn (injury)

Filetatop

N.

A hearth

Filetatopafön

V.

An (open) fireplace

Filial

N.

Branch (of business)

Filid

N.

Ignition (of car)

Filidöm

N.

A lighter

Filidön

V.

To ignite, to kindle, to light

Filig

N.

A fern

Film

N.

A film

Filmastelan = A film star