Ido-English-Ido dictionary

fair-o: (also fig.) fire; -oza, -atra: fiery, igneous; -eyo: f. place, hearth (cf. herdo); -ea: f. colored; -ifar: to produce f. (as by friction); -if-ilo: f. producer; -espruva briko: fireproof brick; -exting-ilo: f. extinguisher; -o-glut-ero: fire-eater; -o-greto: f. grate; -o-hoko: f. rake, (bent) poker; -o-kulto: f. worship; -o-musho: f. fly (cf. luciolo, lampiro); -o-pinc-ego: f. tongs; -o-ligno: f. wood; pikar, suflar la -o:to poke, to blow the f.; -pik-ilo: poker; firing-bar; -o-skreno: f. screen; -eyal-tapiso: hearth rug; -o-stalo: steel for striking fire; para- -o: fender, fire-guard; palio- -o: fire of straw; (cf. incendio). — DE

fak-o: anything portioned off, as a compartment, division (in a desk), stall (in a stable); branch, proper office, province, department, speciality (in a business, profession, government, field of knowledge); -eto: pigeon-hole; small specialty of duty, in research; -aro: set or nest of drawers; -estro: department head; to ne esas en mea -o: that is out of my province; that's not in my line; komprenar sua fako: to understand one's business. — D

fakir-o: fakir: Mahometan monk. — DEFIRS

fakocher-o: (2001) wart-hog. — FI

faksimil-o: facsimile, exact copy. — DEFIRS

fakt-o: fact; -a, -ala: real, relating to f.; -e: in fact; -ala questiono: a question of f. — DEFIR

faktitiv-o: (gram.) factitive: of or relating to a transitive verb that in some constructions requires an objective complement as well as an object.

faktor-o: (math., metaph.) factor. — DEFIRS

faktori-o: (com.) factory: trading agency. Def.: Kontoro di agenti di kompanio komercala en lando stranjera. — DEFIS

faktorial-a, -o: (math.) factorial. — DE

«faktotum»: factotum: a doer of all kinds of work. — DEF

faktur-o: (com.) invoice, bill; -o pag-enda: bill payable. — DFIS

fakultat-o: faculty, power of doing anything; (of a university) faculty; grantar fakultato ad ulu: to grant a person the faculty (or power); la fakultati natural: the natural faculties; la fakultato di medicino:the f. of medicine. — DEFIRS

fakultativ-a: facultative, optional. — DEFIS

fal-ar: (intr.) to fall (down), tumble; -etar: to stumble (cf. mispazar, ped-butar); -anta: falling; -inta: fallen, -igar: to cause to fall, to fell (ulo, ulu); lasar falar: to let (ulo) fall, drop (ulo). — DE

falang-o: (anat., milit.) phalanx. — DEFIRS

falansteri-o: (sociol.) phalanstery. — DEFIRS

falarop-o: (2001) (ornit.) phalarope: any of various small shorebirds (family Phalaropodidae) that resemble sandpipers but have lobate toes and are good swimmers. — EFIS

falbal-o: furbelow, flounce; -izar: to cover with f.s. — DFI

falc-o: (carp.) check, rebate, ledge (of a door or shutter). Def.: Speco de kanelo en la kadro di pordo, por recevar la bordo di ca pordo; V-621. — DR

falch-ar: (tr.) to mow down (with a scythe); (fig.) to cut down, destroy; -ajo: what is mowed, the crop; -edo: swath, wind-row; -ilo: scythe. — FI

fald-ar: (tr.) to fold (a letter, etc.) (cf. plisar); -ebla: foldable; (fig.) pliant (cf. flexebla); -uro: a fold. — DE

falen-o: (ent.) moth: genus Phalaena; (cf. tineo). — DEFIS

fali-ar: (tr., intr.) to fail, miscarry, miss (an aim), not to succeed; (com.) to fail, to become insolvent without implication of disgrace (cf. bankrotar); -o: failure, insolvency; -igar: to cause to miss, to fail; to frustrate; -into: insolvent person; -ego: debacle, break up, down-fall; -ar renkontrar: fail to meet (ulu); -ar ocidar su: fail to kill oneself; me iros sen -ar: I will go without fail. — DEFIS

falk-o: (nav.) wash-board, weather- board. — FIS

falkon-o: (orni.) falcon, hawk; -arto: falconry. — DEFIS

fals-a: false, imitating in order to deceive as, f. hair, teeth, windows, signatures, money, jewels, drugs, etc.; not genuine, spurious; -eso: falsity; -ajo: falsehood; -igar: to falsify, pervert, adulterate (drugs) debase (coin); falsa-monet-if-isto, fals-ig-ero di moneti: forger, coiner; (cf. artificala). — DEFIRS

falset-o: falsetto (voice). — DEFIRS

falv-a: fallow, fawn-colored, tawny, of a yellowish-brown color, pale red; -a bestio: fallow deer, stag, etc. (cf. daimo). — DF