| faba | = | broad bean |
| faber | = | skilled, ingenious |
| faber | = | craftsman, artisan |
| fabre | = | skillfully, ingeniously |
| fabrica | = | manufacture, craft, trade, art, trick, device |
| fabrico | = | to construct |
| fabrilis | = | workmanlike |
| fabula | = | fable, story, tale, play |
| fabula | = | fable |
| facesso | = | to work zealously, do, accomplish |
| facies | = | face |
| facies | = | aspect, appearance, look, condition |
| facies | = | face, visage, countenance |
| facile | = | easily, without difficulty |
| facilis | = | easy, agreeable, affable, pleasant |
| facillimus | = | easiest, most agreeable, pleasantest |
| facina -oris | = | bad deed, crime, villainy, deed, action |
| facinarose | = | viciously, scandalously |
| facinus | = | villainy |
| facio | = | to sacrifice, suit, help, be of service |
| facio | = | to give permission, to experience, suffer |
| facio (trans.) | = | to make, do, act, perform, cause, bring about |
| facio + inf. | = | to bring to pass, to order, to have done |
| facio servitium | = | to be in one's service |
| facis | = | a bundle, packet |
| facticius | = | artificial, man-made |
| factum | = | deed, accomplishment, work, act, achievement |
| factum | = | action |
| facultas | = | feasibility, opportunity, resources, abundance |
| facultas | = | power, means, opportunity, capacity, ability |
| facultas | = | ability, store, wealth |
| facunda | = | eloquent |
| facunde | = | eloquently, fluently |
| facundia | = | fertile, productive, profitable |
| facunditas | = | fertility, qickness or readiness of speech |
| facundus | = | eloquent, fluent, ready of speech |
| faeneror | = | to hunt, loan, join |
| faex | = | impurities |
| fallo | = | to deceive, dupe |
| falsidicus | = | lying |
| falsus | = | false, deceptive |
| falx | = | scythe |
| fama | = | talk, report, rumor, gossip, tradition |
| fama | = | report, common talk, fame |
| famen | = | word, utterance, articulation |
| fames | = | famine, hunger |
| fames | = | hunger |
| familia | = | family |
| familia | = | family, household |
| familiaris | = | belonging to a household, friendly, intimate |
| familiaritas | = | confidential friendship, intimacy |
| famosus | = | much spoken of, renowned, notorious, infamous |
| famulatus | = | obeisance, attention, obedience, allegiance |
| famulatus | = | servitude, slavery, service, an extablishment of |
| famulo | = | to attend |
| famulor | = | to be a servant, to serve, attend, obey |
| famulus | = | serving, servile, a servant, slave |
| fanaticus | = | enthusiastic, inspired, frenzied |
| fanum | = | a temple or church with the land around it |
| far farris | = | spelt, grain, meal |
| farci, farci, fartum | = | to fill up, stuff |
| farcio | = | to stuff |
| farina | = | meal or flour |
| farrago | = | mixed fodder for cattle, mash, mishmash, medley |
| farratus | = | provided with grain |
| fartim | = | stuffing, filling |
| fartor | = | one who fattens fowls |
| fas | = | divine law or command, fate, destiny, lawful |
| fascia | = | bandage, band, girdle, girth |
| fascino | = | to bewitch, envy |
| fascis | = | bundle, burden |
| fastidio | = | to dislike, have an aversion to, loathe |
| fastidiosus | = | squeamish, dainty, fastidious |
| fastidium | = | aversion, loathing |
| fastidium | = | scorn, disdain, haughtiness |
| fastidium | = | disgust, dislike, sqeamishness |
| fastigate | = | slantingly |
| fastigatus | = | pointed down, sloping down |
| fastosus | = | pride, haughtiness |
| fastus | = | haughtiness |
| fatalis | = | deadly, fated |
| fateor | = | to confess, admit, allow, reveal, make known |
| fatigatus | = | wearied |
| fatigo | = | worry, fatigue, vex, harass, tease |
| fatigo | = | to harass, torment |
| fatua | = | foolish |
| fatum | = | fate, destiny, doom, lot, weird |
| fatuo | = | to render vain, cause to fail |
| fautor | = | favorer, promoter, patron, partisan, supporter |
| fautor | = | promoter |
| faveo | = | to favor, befriend, delight in approval |
| faveo (+ dat.) | = | be favorable to, aid, support, help |
| faveo (+ inf.) | = | To be inclined to do |
| favillesco | = | to reduce to ashes |
| feculentia | = | dregs, lees, impurities, filth |
| fecunda | = | plentifully furnished, fertile |
| fecundo | = | fertilize, make fruitful |
| fefello | = | to be failed by, disappointed by something |
| felicitas | = | happiness |
| feliciter | = | happily |
| felix | = | happy, fortunate |
| felix felicis | = | lucky, fortunate, happy |
| femina | = | woman |
| fenestra | = | window |
| fera | = | wild animal |
| fera | = | animal, beast |
| fere | = | almost, nearly |
| fere | = | well-nigh |
| fere | = | almost, nearly, not quite, generally |
| feretrum | = | bier, litter |
| feretrum | = | bier |
| ferinus | = | brutal |
| feritas | = | wildness, savageness |
| feriter | = | fiercely |
| ferito | = | to fight, strike, deal blows, lash out |
| ferme, fere | = | almost, about |
| fero tuli latum | = | to carry, bring, tell, relate, and much else |
| ferocia | = | high spirit, courage, arrogance, ferocity |
| ferocitas | = | courage, untamed spirit, arogance |
| ferocitas | = | savageness |
| ferociter | = | with spirit, courageously, arrogantly, forciously |
| ferox | = | headstrong |
| ferox | = | spirited, courageous, warlike, wild, arrogant |
| ferramenta | = | tools made of iron, or shod with iron |
| ferramentum | = | iron implement |
| ferrarius | = | of iron, a blacksmith, iron mines |
| ferrati | = | cuirassiers |
| ferratilis | = | in chains (slaves and prisoners) |
| ferratus | = | iron-clad |
| ferratus | = | a soldier in armor, in chains |
| ferreus | = | made of iron, hard, unfeeliing, cruel, unbending |
| ferrugineus | = | rust colored, dusky |
| ferrugo | = | the color of rust |
| ferrum | = | iron |
| ferrum | = | iron, sword |
| ferrum | = | sword, arms, iron, horseshoe |
| fertilis | = | fruitful, fertile, productive |
| fertilitas | = | abundance |
| fertilitas | = | fertility, fruitfulness |
| ferula | = | the herb fennel, a rad to beat children with |
| ferus | = | fierce |
| ferus | = | fierce, wild, savage, untamed |
| fervefacio | = | to heat, boil, melt |
| fervens | = | glowing, hot, heated, (character) |
| ferventer | = | hotly, warmly |
| ferveo | = | be excited by passion, rage |
| ferveo | = | to boil, foam, glow |
| ferveo | = | to be boiling hot, boil, seethe, glow |
| fervesco | = | to become hot, begin to glow or boil |
| fervidus | = | fiery |
| fervidus | = | boiling, seething, foaming, fiery, passionate |
| fessus | = | wearied |
| fessus | = | tired |
| festinanter | = | hastily |
| festinatio | = | speed, haste |
| festino | = | to hasten, hurry, speed |
| festino | = | to make haste |
| festinus | = | hastening, hasty |
| festivus | = | festive |
| feteo | = | to have a bad odor, stink |
| fictus | = | feigned |
| ficus | = | fig |
| ficus | = | fig tree |
| fidelis | = | untranslated |
| fidelis | = | faithful, loyal, true |
| fidelitas | = | fidelity, loyalty, homage |
| fidens | = | confident, without fear, courageous |
| fides | = | trustworthiness, protection |
| fides | = | trust, confidence, reliance, belief, faith |
| fides | = | lyre, string |
| fides | = | promise, assurance, word of honor, engagement |
| fides | = | promise, trust, faith, belief, truth |
| fiducia | = | trustworthiness, confidence, reliance |
| fiducia | = | confidence, trust, assurance |
| fiducialiter | = | confidently |
| fidus | = | trusty |
| fiendo | = | f.p.p, same as faciendo, the making |
| filia | = | daughter |
| filiolus | = | godson, ward, foster-son |
| filius | = | son |
| fimus | = | dung, dirt, filth, manure |
| fines | = | territory, limits, borders |
| fines finium | = | boundaries, limits, territory |
| finio | = | to cease |
| finis | = | end, ending |
| finis | = | end, limit, boundary, purpose |
| finitimus | = | adjoining |
| finitimus finitumus | = | neighboring, adjacent, related to, similar |
| fio, fieri, factus | = | be made, be done, become |
| firmamentum | = | strengthening, prop, the main point, support |
| firmiter | = | enduringly |
| firmitudo | = | durability |
| firmo | = | to assert, maintain, strengthen, make firm |
| firmo | = | to make lasting, secure, affirm |
| firmus | = | firm, strong, reliable, solid |
| firmus | = | steadfast, constant, durable |
| flagello | = | whip, scourge |
| flagitiosa | = | infamous |
| flagitium | = | disgraceful act |
| flagrare | = | glow, glow with heat, burn |
| flagro | = | to blaze |
| flamen | = | breeze, holy spirit, wind |
| flamma | = | flame, fire |
| flandrensis | = | Fleming, of or from Flanders |
| flatus | = | blowing, blast, breathing, arrogance, haughtiness |
| flax, falcis | = | sickle, bill-hook, pruning hook |
| flebilis | = | lamentable, doleful |
| flecto | = | to overcome, bend |
| fleo | = | to weep |
| fleo | = | to weep, cry, shed tears, sob |
| flere | = | to cry, shed tears |
| fletus | = | weeping, tears |
| flexilis | = | pliant |
| floccipendo | = | account of slight value, take lightly |
| floreo | = | to [+ abl.] be distinguished for |
| floresco | = | to begin to blossom |
| flos | = | crown, move to and fro, wander |
| flos | = | bloom, flower |
| fluctivagus | = | wave-driven |
| fluctus | = | flood, billow |
| fluctus | = | billow, wave |
| fluidus | = | moist |
| flumen | = | river |
| fluo | = | to flow, pour, stream |
| fodio | = | to prick, sting, jab |
| foede | = | fouly, in a filty manner |
| foedero | = | to ally, make a treaty, make a pact, federate |
| foedis-e | = | foul, fithly |
| foedo | = | to pollute |
| foedus | = | alliance, agreement |
| foeteo | = | to smell bad |
| foetidus | = | smelly, stinking |
| foetor | = | a bad smell, a stink |
| foetus | = | young, progeny |
| foliatus | = | leafy |
| folium | = | leaf, sheet |
| folium | = | leaf |
| folliculus | = | small bag, small purse, little sack |
| follis | = | a leather bag, purse, bellows, puffed-out cheeks |
| fomentum | = | poultice, alleviation |
| fomentum | = | nourishment |
| fomes | = | stimulus, incentive, motive |
| fomeus | = | smoky, smoke-filled |
| fonticulus | = | small spring, little fountain |
| for | = | say, sing in verse, speak |
| forabilis | = | penetrable |
| foras | = | outside, without, out of doors, +dare =to publish |
| forca | = | pitfall, snare, trap |
| forceps | = | pincers, tongs |
| forda | = | a cow with calf |
| fore, forem | = | future infinitive of sum |
| forensis | = | relating to the forum, relating to legal business |
| forensis | = | public |
| forensis, e | = | legal |
| forfex | = | scissors, shears |
| foris | = | out of doors, outside, abroad, from abroad, from |
| foris | = | a door, opening, entrance |
| forma | = | appearance, model |
| forma | = | forma, shape, beauty |
| formalis | = | having a set or standard form, formal |
| formamentum | = | conformation |
| formator | = | a former, fashioner, maker |
| formatura | = | forming, fashioning, shaping |
| formica | = | ant |
| formidilose | = | dreadfully, teribly |
| formidilosus | = | causing dread, fear, terror |
| formido | = | to be terrified, frightened, afraid |
| formido | = | fear, dread |
| formidolosus | = | fearful |
| formo | = | to fashion |
| formo | = | to shape, form, fashion |
| formose | = | beautifully |
| formositas | = | beauty |
| formosus | = | beautiful, well-shaped |
| formosus | = | finely formed |
| formosus | = | beautiful, fine, handsome, lovely |
| formula | = | physical beauty, formula, rule, principle |
| fornacalis | = | relating to an oven |
| fornacula | = | a small oven |
| fornicatus | = | arched, vaulted |
| foro | = | to bore, pierce, make a hole, penetrate |
| fors-itis | = | chance, luck |
| fors fortis | = | chance, luck, fortune |
| forsit forsan forsitan | = | perhaps, probably |
| fortasse | = | perhaps |
| fortasse | = | maybe, perhaps, possibly |
| forte | = | by chance, by luck, accidentally |
| forte | = | perchance |
| fortis | = | valiant |
| fortis | = | strong, brave, powerful, robust, steadfast |
| fortiter | = | valiantly |
| fortiter | = | strongly, bravely |
| fortitudo | = | physical strength, courage, moral bravery |
| fortitudo | = | courage |
| fortuito (used as adverb) | = | accidentally, by chance |
| fortuitus | = | accidentally, by luck, casual |
| fortuitus | = | accidental, by chance, fortuitous |
| fortuna | = | fortune, luck, fate, chance |
| fortuna | = | condition |
| fortunate | = | fortunately, happily |
| fortunatus | = | fortunate, lucky, wealthy, rich |
| fortunatus | = | fortunate, lucky, happy |
| fortuno | = | to make happy, to bless, to prosper |
| foruli | = | book-case |
| forum | = | market place, town square |
| forus | = | gangway of a ship |
| fossa | = | ditch, trench, channel, moat |
| fossor | = | a digger, ditcher, sapper, fool, boor, clown |
| fossura | = | digging, delving, sapping, ditching |
| fovea | = | a pit, trap for game, pitfall |
| foveo | = | to cherish, encourage, enfold |
| fragilis | = | fragile, easily broken, fleeting, transitory |
| fragilis | = | weak, feeble |
| fragilitas | = | frailness, weakness, fragility, frailty |
| fragilitas | = | frailty |
| fragor | = | a crash, crack |
| fragor | = | crashing |
| fragosus | = | roaring, crashing, rough, broken |
| fragro | = | to smell, be odiferous, redolent |
| Franci | = | Franks |
| Francigeni | = | Frankish people |
| Francisca | = | Frankish |
| frango | = | to break down |
| frater | = | brother |
| fraudatio | = | fraud, deceit, trickery |
| fraudulentus | = | deceitful |
| fraus | = | fraud |
| frendo | = | to gnash one's teeth, bruise, crush, grind |
| frendo | = | gnash the teeth, crush, bruise, grind |
| freno | = | curb, restrain, hold back |
| frenum | = | reins, bridle, bit, restraint |
| frenum | = | bridle |
| frequentatio | = | frequency, crowding |
| frequenter | = | frequently |
| frequentia | = | crowd |
| frequentia | = | a large concourse, population, numerous assembly |
| frequento | = | to crowd, visit |
| frequento | = | to crowd, collect in large number, visit |
| fretus | = | + abl. relying upon, depending on, banking on |
| frigidus | = | feeble |
| frigus | = | cold, coolness, cold of winter, dullness, indolen |
| frigus | = | cold |
| frivolus | = | trifling |
| frons | = | forehead, brow, front |
| fructuarius | = | fruitful, fertile |
| fructus fructus | = | fruit, profit, enjoyment, produce |
| frugalitas | = | frugality, economy, pinching pennies |
| frumentum | = | grain |
| fruor | = | to have the benefit of, to enjoy |
| fruor | = | to enjoy, delight in, use |
| frusto | = | to break to pieces |
| frustra | = | in vain, mistakenly, wantonly, without reason |
| frustra esse | = | to be deceived, to be mistaken |
| frustro | = | to defraud, deprive |
| frutex | = | shrub, bush |
| frux | = | fruits of the earth, success |
| frux, frugi | = | fruits of the earth |
| fuga | = | flight, escape |
| fugio | = | to flee, escape, runa aaway, avoid, shun |
| fugo | = | to put to flight, chase away, drive into exile |
| fugo | = | to put to flight, chase |
| fulcio | = | to support, strengthen, uphold, to besiege |
| fulcio | = | to strengthen |
| fulgens | = | flashing, illustrious |
| fulgeo (fulsi ) | = | to flash, shine, beam |
| fulgetra | = | lightning |
| fulgetrum | = | lightning |
| fulgidus | = | glittering |
| fulgur | = | lightning |
| fulgur | = | to flash |
| fultus | = | supporter |
| fumidus | = | smoky, smoke-filled |
| fumo | = | to smoke, steam, reek |
| fundatio-onis | = | f, foundation |
| fundator | = | m, founder |
| funditus | = | totally |
| funditus | = | utterly |
| fundo | = | to cast to the ground, pour forth |
| fundo | = | to pour, pour out (like molten metal), melt, cast |
| fundo | = | to found, establish |
| fundo (milit.) | = | to rout, scatter, defeat, put to flight |
| fundus | = | estate |
| funestus | = | causing calamity, deadly |
| fungor | = | to [+ abl.] discharge, administer |
| fungor, fungi, functus | = | to occupy oneself, perform, do, execute |
| funiculus | = | a thin rope, cord, string |
| funis | = | rope, cord, line |
| funis -is | = | rope, cord, line |
| furax | = | inclined to steal |
| furca | = | a fork, pitchfork, narrow pass |
| furcifer | = | rascal |
| furcillo | = | to act as a support |
| furiae | = | madness |
| furibundus | = | inspired, raging, furious |
| furiosus | = | mad |
| furo | = | to rage |
| furor | = | madness, rage, frenzy |
| furor | = | fury |
| furs | = | thief |
| furtificus | = | thievish |
| furtim | = | by stealth |
| furtim | = | by stealth, stealthily |
| fusus (from fundo) | = | spread out, extended, wide, copious |
| futurus | = | -a, -um, absurd |