Neo-English dictionary

extorni; —o to misappropriate; —ation

extra; —e extra, extraordinary; —ily

extraordinara; —e extraordinary; —ily

extrem-ungo extreme unction

extrema, —e extreme, —ly

exun outsider

exuni to rise, to appear unexpectedly

eyes if ever

eyo group, collectivity, band

ez-lin bee-line (distance)

ezit; —i; —a hesitation; to —tate; —tating

ezo; —a bird; —'s

ezofluga, —e bird's flight a, adv.

fablo; —a fable, tale; fabulous

fabrik; —i; —er factory, manufactory; to manufacture; —er

facado front, facade

facala, —e opposite a, adv.; across, over the way

facface face to face, vis-a-vis [face

faco; —a; —i face; facial; to front, to

fada; —eso tasteless; —ness; insipid; —ity

fading fading

faenso earthenware

fago beech

fajo; —ol bean

fakolt(o); —a faculty; —ative, optional

fakta; —e real; —lly; effective; —ly, in fact, indeed, as a matter of fact

fakto; —i fact; to make, to work out, to effect

faktor factor, element, condition

faktur; —i bill, invoice; to invoice

fal; —i fault, mistake; to mistake, to be wrong, to be guilty

falango (all s. ) phalanx

faldo (garment's) tail, flap

falfili; —azo to baste; —ing n

falfiltel (cook. ) sirloin

falit; —i failure; to fail, to go bankrupt

falko falcon, hawk; —er falconer

falsa, —o; —i false a, n; to falsify

falsalum half-light

falsamon; —er false money; coiner

falsazo falsification

falseta (mus. ) falsetto

falsona adulterated

fam; —a, —oza reputation, renown; famed, famous

famala famous

famil; —a family n; a; familiar

familnam(fanam) surname

fanal lantern, head-light, lighthouselamp

fanatika, —tismo fanatical, —icism

fanatika; —tismo fanatic; —icism

fanfar; —ist music-band, brass-band, fanfare; — member

fanfaron; —ado braggart, blusterer; fanfaronade

fangevil mudguard

fango; —a mud; muddy

fani; —a, —at to fade; —ed

fansel gadget, gewgaw, fancy

fanso; —a; —i fancy n; a; to —

fant; —eyo foot-soldier, infantryman; infantry

fantaska eccentric, whimsical

fantasmagorio; —ora phantasmagoria; —gorical

fantasmo phantom, ghost

fantastika, —e fantastic; —ally

fantoco, —a puppet n, a

fantol, fanton private (soldier)

faraci to botch, to bungle

Faraon, —a Pharaoh, —onic

farco; —a, —at; —i stuff (cook. ); —ed; to —

fardel burden

fardi; —o, —azo to make up; making up, make up

farfal; —i butterfly; to flutter, to flit about

farfoli to rummage

fargo fodder

fari; —ibla to do, to make; feasible

farin; —a, —ema; —i flour, meal; —y; to —

farmakio; —ker; —kin pharmacy, chemist's shop; chemist m, f

farmo; —er; —erin farm, farm-house; farmer m, f

farso; —er; —i joke; —er; to —

fas almost

fash(o) bundle; pile, fasces