Vödabuk

Felamug

N.

A field mouse, a common vole (Apodemus, Microtus agrestis, or M. arvalis)

Felifädön

V.

To spend (time)

Fem

N.

Fermentation

Femur

N.

A femur

Femön

Int.

To ferment

Fen

N.

Fatigue, tiredness, exhaustion

Fenik

Adj.

Tired

Fenikön

Int.

To become blind

Fenät

N.

A window

Fenätaboed

N.

A window-sill

Fenätiklinükan

N.

A window cleaner

Fenätil

N.

Transom window

Fenön

Int.

To be tired

Fenükön

Tr.

To exhaust, to tire out

Fer

N.

Iron (metallic substance)

Ferabem

N.

An iron beam

Feracan(s)

N.

Hardware

Ferin

N.

Iron (chemical element)

Ferinamün

N.

Iron ore

Ferod

N.

A rail

Ferodarutaveg

N.

A train track

Fesül

N.

(blood) vessel

Feudim

N.

Feudalism

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