Vödabuk

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

Filosop

N.

Philosophy

Filät

N.

A net

Filön

V.

To burn (be burning)

Filükön

V.

To burn up

Fimekön

V.

To complete, to finish

Fimik

Adj.

Fast, firm

Fimikön

V.

To strand

Fimädön

V.

To harness, to make firm

Fimükön

V.

To fasten, to fix

Fin

N.

A conclusion, an end

Finahukir

N.

End of scope marker (<) in Vp., used to mark the end of a parenthetical group introduced by a colon (:)

Finasek

N.

End result

Finen

N.

Finance

Finidön

Tr.

To abolish, to bring to an end

Fino

Adv.

After all, finally

Finod

N.

Conclusion, end, finish

Finot

N.

Ending, end, an (ultimate) end, an extremity

Finükön

V.

To conclude, to end, to finish

Fir

N.

A fir (tree)

Fit

N.

A fish

Fish and chips = Fit e pötetüls

Fitavat iar

N.

An aquarium

Fitemavat iaröp

N.

Public Aquarium

Fiv

N.

A pool

Fizir

N.

An officer

Flab

N.

A piece of cloth, a rag

Flabil

N.

A small piece of cloth

Flabül

N.

Ribbon, tape (for wrapping)