febrīcŭlentus adj. that has a fever febrīcŭlōsus adj. Feverish; sick of a fever; producing fever; febrific febrĭfŭgĭa a plant; the centaury febrĭo v. n. to be ill of a fever; to have a fever fē^bris a fever; a deity; with three temples in Rome; the principal of which was on the… Fēbrŭa Febrŭālis febrŭāmentum a religious purification; expiation Fĕbrŭārĭus the month of expiation; February Februāta febrŭātĭo a religious purification; expiation Februatus Februlis febrŭo v. a. to purify; expiate fēbrŭum a purgation; means of purification; the Roman festival of purification and expi… Fēcĭālis fēcŭla fēcundātor he who fertilizes; makes fruitful fēcunde adv. fēcundĭtas fruitfulness; fertility; fecundity; a deity; plenty fēcundĭto to fertilize fēcundo v. a. to make fruitful; to fertilize fēcundus adj. fruitful; fertile; N. cr; Rich; abundant fēdus fel the gall-bladder; gall; bile; Poisonous liquid; poison fēles a cat; a marten; ferret; polecat; one who inveigles fĕlĭcātus fēlīcĭtas Fruitfulness; fertility; Happiness; felicity; a deity Fēlīcĭtas Lisbon fēlīcĭter adv. fēlīcĭto to make very happy fĕlĭcŭla fēlīnĕus adj. fēlīnus adj. belonging to a cat fēlĭo v. n. fēlis fēlix adj. fruit-bearing; fruitful; fertile; productive; all the nobler sorts of trees Fēlix a Roman surname of frequent occurrence; first applied to; procurator of Judea a… fĕlix fellātor a sucker fellebris adj. sucking fellĕus adj. of gall; full of gall; like gall fellĭco v. a. to suck; draw by sucking fellĭdūcus adj. that carries off the gall felliflŭus adj. flowing with gall fellĭto fellītus adj. imbued with gall; steeped in gall fello v. a. to suck fellōsus adj. full of gall Felsĭna fēmella a young female; a girl femellārĭus a follower of girls fĕmen fēmĭna a female; woman; she; the feminine gender fēmĭnal fĕmĭnālĭa bandages for the upper part of the thighs; thigh-bandages fēmĭnātus adj. made womanish; effeminate fēmĭnĕus adj. belonging to a woman; womanly; feminine; the first of March; womanish fēmĭnīne adv. fēmĭnīnus adj. of the feminine gender; feminine; femininely fēmĭno v. n. to pollute one's self fĕmŏrāle a covering for the thigh fĕmur the upper part of the thigh; the thigh; the space between the grooves of a trig… fēnārĭus fendĭcae entrails used as food fendo fēnē^bris Fenectāni a region in fĕnestella a small opening in the wall; a little window; nom. propr; a Roman historian und… fĕnestra an opening in the wall to admit the light; a window; closed; A loop-hole; The r… fĕnestro v. a. to furnish with openings; windows fĕnestrŭla a little window fēnĕus Fēnĭcŭlārius Fennelfield; a place in; Spain fēnĭcŭlum fēnĭsex fēnĭsĭcĭa Fenni a tribe in the north and northeastern parts of Europe; the Finns fēnum fēnus fĕra fĕrācĭtas fruitfulness fĕrācĭter adv. fruitfully; fērālis adj. belonging to the dead; to corpses; funereal; belonging to the festival of the d… feratrina fĕrax adj. fruit-bearing; fruitful; fertile; abounding in; productive of ferbui ferctum fercŭlum that on which any thing is carried; borne; A frame; a barrow; litter fĕrē adv. approximately; closely; approach; nearly; almost fĕrentārĭus a sort of light troops who fought with missile weapons; Sing. collect; one who … Fĕrentīna Aqua a small river in the neighborhood of; near the; modern Marino; at the source of… Fĕrentīnum A small solitary town of the Hernici; in Latium; on the Via Latina; between Ana… Ferentum fereŏla vītis a sort of vine Fĕrētrĭus a surname of Jupiter; the subduer of enemies; and to whom the; were consequentl… fĕrē^trum a litter; bier fērĭae days of rest; holidays; festivals; fixed; movable fērĭātĭcus adj. free from labor; holiday fērĭātus P. a.