făsēlārĭa făsēlus fasĭānus fassus fasti fastīdĭbĭlis adj. loathsome; disagreeable fastīdĭenter adv. disdainfully; scornfully; fastīdĭlĭter adv. with disgust fastīdĭo v. n. and a. to feel disgust; loathing; nausea; to shrink; flinch fastīdĭōsē adv. fastīdĭōsus adj. full of disgust; aversion; that feels disgust; squeamish; disdainful fastīdĭtas a loathing; aversion fastīdītus fastīdĭum a loathing; aversion; nausea; squeamishness; loathing fastīgātē adv. fastīgātĭo a sharpening to a point; pointing fastīgātus Pa fastīgĭum the top of a gable; a gable end; pediment; the roof of a house; The extreme part fastīgo v. a. to make pointed; to sharpen to a point; to raise; bring to a point; verb. finit fastōsus adj. full of; pride; proud; haughty fastŭōsus adj. fastus adj. a day on which judgment could be pronounced. on which courts could be held; a c… fastus scornful contempt; disdain; haughtiness; arrogance; pride fastūs calendar; fātālis adj. belonging to fate; ordained by fate; destiny; decreed; destined fātālĭtas fatal necessity; fatality fātālĭter adv. fatantur fătĕor v. dep. a. to confess; own; grant; acknowledge; object; fātĭcănus adj. announcing fate; prophesying; prophetic fātĭcĭnus adj. announcing fate; prophesying; prophetic fātĭdĭcus adj. that predicts future events; prophesying; prophetic; Subst; a prophet fātĭfer adj. that brings death; death-dealing; deadly; destructive fătīgābĭlis adj. that may be wearied fătīgātĭo weariness; fatigue; jeer; banter fătīgātōrĭus adj. jeering; bantering fătīgo v. a. to weary; tire; fatigue; to vex; harass; fatigue fātĭlĕgus adj. gathering; collecting death fātĭlŏquĭum prophecy fātĭlŏquus adj. declaring fate; prophesying; prophetic;; subst; a prophet fătim adv. sufficiently; fătisco v. n. to open in chinks; clefts; to gape; crack open; to fall apart fātor v. a. freq. fătua fătuē adv. Fatuellus fătŭĭna rŏsa another name for the fătŭĭtas foolishness; folly; silliness; fatuity fātum that which is said; an utterance; a prophetic declaration; oracle; prediction fătŭor v. dep. n. to talk foolishly fātŭor v. dep. n. to be inspired fātus fātus A word; saying; an oracle; a prophecy; Fate fătŭus adj. foolish; silly; simple; Insipid; tasteless Fātŭus another name for the prophesying; his sister; who prophesied to females fauces the upper part of the throat; from the root of the tongue to the entrance of th… Faucĭus the name of a Roman gens Fauna the prophesying sister of Faunus; called also Faunālĭa Faunĭgĕna adj. descended from Faunus; descendants of Faunus Faunĭus Faunus a mythic son of Picus; grandson of Saturn; and father of Latinus; king of Latiu… Fausta faustē adv. luckily; favorably Faustĭānus Faustīna The wife of the emperor Antoninus Pius; The wife of the emperor Antoninus Philo… Faustĭtas happy condition; favorable circumstances; happiness;; Fertility Faustŭlus the shepherd who brought up Romulus and Remus; an epithet of Atticus faustus adj. of favorable; fortunate omen; fortunate; favorable; lucky Faustus A surname of; the son of the dictator; belonging to Faustus Sulla; Faustian; da… fautor a favorer; furtherer; promoter; maintainer; patron fautrix a patroness; protectress faux făvĕa a favorite female slave făventĭa a being favorable; keeping silence Făventĭa a city of; which produced excellent linen cloth; Faënza; belonging to Faventia;… făvĕo v. n. to be favorable; to be well disposed; inclined towards; to favor; promote Făvĕrĭa a city of Istria făvilla hot cinders; ashes; glowing ashes; embers; the ashes of the dead făvillācĕus adj. like ashes făvillātĭcus adj. like ashes făvillesco v. inch. n. to be reduced to ashes favīsae underground reservoirs; cellars near the temples; for water; for sacred utensil… făvĭtor făvōnĭālis Făvōnĭus The west wind; which blew at the commencement of spring; and promoted vegetatio… făvor good-will; inclination; partiality; a deity; acclamation făvōrābĭlis adj. Favored; in favor; popular; beloved; Winning favor făvōrābĭlĭter adv. făvōrātus favored Făvōrīnus a celebrated Roman philosopher in the time of Trajan and Hadrian făvus a honey-comb; a hexagonal stone in a pavement fax a torch; firebrand; flambeau; link; the torch carried before the bride on the w… faxim Febrārĭus febresco v. inch. n. to catch a fever febrĭbĭlis adj. that easily produces fever fē^brīcĭto v. n. to be ill of a fever; to have a fever febrĭcōsus adj. that has a fever febrīcŭla a slight fever