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{<br3 to gather together; pa-ter, mil-es, fa-mil-ia, famulus ; it. 



famiglia ; fr. famille. 

 Famine, bhacf, to eat. Cfr. cr/^o; ; /am^.s, (fagmes ?) fr. fa iin. 

 Fan. va^, (va^na,) to blow, to breathe. Cfr. (po-adw, v annus ; fr. 



van; g. icanne ; d. wan; ags. ya?i?2. ^tasia, fanaticus. 



Fan-, bha^ to shine, to appear. Cfr. ^aft», c>a{vaj, (pa'^rdXio ) phan- 

 Fane. (fanum.) van, to serve, to honor. 

 Fang. V. Fadge. 

 Fanion. v. Banner. 

 Far, Fare, para, remote -, pur, to go before. Cfr. nna absence ; 



Tzoppco, TzopzUio ; foris, porro, prce, pro ; ags. feor, faran ; goth. 



far an ; ^. falireUj fern ; d. varen, veer, voor ; iv. forain, liors. 

 Farce, v. Force. [v. For. 



Fardeh v. Bear. 



Fart, pard, to fart. Cfr. -ipdu) ; pedo ; g. furz. 

 Fascia, v. Fadge. [/5«c--zajvw ; fascino. 



Fascinating, va^, to desire; vagi, subjugating, fascinating. Cfr. 

 Fash, paf, vaf, to strike. 

 Fashion, v. Facile. 



Fast. V. Fadge. upavasta., hunger. (A.) 

 Fastidious, bhaf, to rail, to reproach; bha^f, to address; bhas, to 



blame or abuse, to eat. Cfr. 113 to loathe, to despise; (paffiq) 



fastidiosus. [v. Sting. 



Fastigiate. (fasiif/iatus.) dha^ to place; tidj, (Caus.) to sharpen. 

 Fat. vath, pi, pi^v, to grow or be fat. Cfr. OGD to fatten, to cram ; 



"113 fat; :3'3 a collopof fat; tzXw^^ ] pinguis, fatuus ; ags. g-fett; 

 Fate. V. Fac-und. [d. vet. 



Father, pa^, to protect, to nourish ; pitr, father. Cfr. :-|£i a tutor, 



a nurse; 3X a father or instructor; Tza-Tjp; pater; ags. feeder ; 



g. fader; d. vader ; sp. \i. padre; fr. per e. 

 Fathom, Fatiscence. pat, to surround ; put, to embrace, to bind ; 



pa^d, to collect. Cfr. nn-) to enlarge; g. faden; d. vaden ; 



ags. fcethem ; goth. fatlia. 

 Fatuous, vathara^, stupid, slow, dull. (A.) v. Fat. 

 Fauces, bhacf, to eat. Cfr. ns the mouth ; TtyD to chew the cud ; 

 Fault. V. Fail, Fall. \<pa.yu)) faux. 



Favillous. bha^, to shine. Cfr. ~iN£) brightness ; <pdw ; favilla. 

 Favor, dha^, to place, to give. Cfr. nxn a bound, affection; Mu)', 

 Fay. V. Fadge. \_fa-vor,fau-tor ; it. favore ; fr. faveur. 



Fealty, v. Faith. 

 Fear, bhri^ bhi^ bhef, bhref, to fear ; bhi^ru^, timid. Cfr. ^i- 



