Identical Roots. 3g 



472. Fan. To overflow ; inundation ; the name of a spring of water. 

 Cfr. 1. fonSj fundo ; g. jinne ; e. fen. 



473. Fan. A hedge; inclosure; to fend off. Cfr. 1. -fendo ; e. 

 fence ; w. fal; s. val ; 1. vallum; d. wal ; g., e. wall; G. C. 

 311. [yentgiiter ; f. vendre. 



474. Fan. To traffic; to buy and sell. Cfr. 1. valor ^ vendo ; g. 



475. Fan. All; all persons; common; vulgar. Pan. To grasp; 

 numerous. Cfr. gr. ttccv ; 1. vulyus ; K. p. 89, 859. 



476. Fan. A sail. Pan. Dress. Cfr. goth. fana; o. g. fano. 

 G. C. 362. 



477. Fan. A long pendant streamer or banner; a general name 

 for flags, colors, standards, and so on. Cfr. g. fahne ; f. ban- 

 mere; e. banner; K. p. 359. 



478. Fan. Loquacity. Q^vA. fandus,fans ; gr. ^w^rj. 



479. Fan. A field; a level piece of land which is cultivated. Cfr. 

 \. fmdus ; g. feld ; q. field. \ster ; i. fenetre. 



480. Fan. To widen ; to screen. Cfr. 1. fenestra ; g. fenster, fin- 



481. Fa^g. To receive with the hands. Pan. To grasp; claws. 

 Cfr. g. fangen ; e. fang. [pg. banco. 



482. Fa ^G, Fan. Bank. Cfr. ags., f. 6anc; g., d. iawA-; it.,sp., 

 488. Fat. M. Fa. C. Fat. Weariness. Cfr. I. fattgo, fessus. 



484. Fau. M., C. Fow. Ms. Feu. J). Feou. To see. Cfr. gr. 

 ^auo) ; f. vue ; e. view. 



485. Fau. To burn. Cfr. gr. ^ayCo>; l.favilla; f. feu. 



486. Fau. Steam or vapor arising from heat ; cloudy vapors. Cfr. 

 sp. valio ; it. sfogo ; e. fog. [fausttis. 



487. Fau. Advantageous; beneficial; plentiful. Cfr. 1. faveo^ 



488. Fau. Foggy or foul weather. Fu'. M. Foo. Corrupted; 

 rotten. Cfr. gr. (paoXoq] ags., g. faul ; e. foid. [q. foam. 



489. Fau-mo. " Floating spittle ;'' scum. Cfr. 1. spitma ; g. faum; 



490. T. To trust to. Cfr. 1. fides. 



491. Fi'. M. Fe or Fei. v. Fai. The calf of the leg. Pi'. The 

 thigh bone. Cfr. 1. /emen, femur. 



492. 'La°. M., Ms. La. C. Lae or Lap. To break; to destroy; to 

 tear. Cfr. gr. cpkaXo), (pldio ; 1. frac- ; g. brechen ; e. break. 



493. 'Lan. To break; to tear. Cfr. I. /ra«^o. \Q^y.\. flamma. 



494. 'Lam. M. Lan. C. Lan or Lam. Fire raging in confusion. 



495. 'Li' or 'Lai. M. Le. C. Lei. To rub; small. Cfr. gr. //>:'w ; 

 1. fricOj frio ; e. frivolous, trivial^ little, v. IMo. 



496. 'Ll'. Strong curly hair. Cfr. f., g. friseur ; e, frizzle. 



497. 'Li'. Mournful. 'Lvi. M. Luy. Tears. Ci'r.lfieo. 



