A"^ Analogues. 



550. Fai. To do kindness to. Vai. To trust. Cfr. gr. <ptXoq, ipzi- 

 boimi'j \. fides. 



551. Fa'i. M. Kwae. C. Fae. Speed. Cfr. l./estino; q. fast. 



552. Fa'i-cau'. M. Kwae-Kow. C. Fae Kow. A cutting-hook. 

 Cfr. \. falx, falco. 



553. Fa'i. To divide. Cfr. 1. divido ; ags. wid ; g. weif ; e. luide. 



554. Fan. To nourish life. Cfr. gr. (pip^o)) s. bal, to nourish. 



555. Fan. A sail; to screen; to extend. Cfr. s. val, to cover, to 

 surround; 1. velo, velum; e. fan, veil. 



55G. FAN-Tri. M. Fan Chih. To eat. Fan. Food. Cfr. gr. (pdywj 



ifa/.-q, (pr^yoq, (fr^poq; 1. faha, fagus. 

 bbl . Fan. A pattern ; a mould. Cfr. 1. forma. 



558. Fan. A turn; foreign. Cfr. I. verto, foris. 



559. Fan. Firm. Cfr. l./rmo. 



560. Fan, Pien. To fly. Cfr. 1. penna. 



561. Fan. Plenty. Cfr. s. pa,d, to heap together; 1. plenus. 



562. Fan. To send to. Fa^g. To drive away. Cfr. d. hannen ; 

 f. hannir ; e. hanish. [of cork tree. Cfr. 1. farnus. 



563. Fan. A kind of wood with a very light bark ; perhaps a species 



564. Fan. A particular kind of grain. Cfr. l.y«r. 



565. Fan. Confused ; mixed. Fun. To throw in or mix. Cfr. 1. 

 farcio, faliscus. [^franse, frunze; e. fringe. 



566. Fan. Frontier; limit; inclosure. Cfr. 1. finis^ fimbria; g. 



567. Fan. To fell. Cfr. g. fallen ; e. fell. 



568. Fa^g. a term applied to the temples of Fuh. Cfr. 1. fanum. 



569. Fa^g. To connect; regular; to imitate; a means of accom- 

 plishing some end; a particle joining the end to the means. 

 Cfr. 1. facioj figo, fingo. 



570. Fa^g. To inquire. Qlx. g. fragen. 



571. Fau. M., C. Fow. Ms. Feu. D. Feou. White. Pi. M. Pin. 

 White; manifest. Cfr. gr. (palay.poq, (pdAoq] \. palleo ; e. pale. 



572. Fau, or Fu'. To bear. Cfr. gr. <pip(o ; 1. fero, porto. 



573. Fau. A large species of ant. Cfr. \. formica. 



574. Fau. To float. Fu. M. Fuh. To rush down; to flow. Cfr. 

 1. fluo ; g. floss, fluth ; e. flood. [Cfr. g. feucht. 



575. Fau. Steam or vapor arising from heat. £l. M. Shih. Damp. 



576. Fau. Great; abundant. Fu'. M. Foo. To collect together; 

 numerous; well supplied with. Cfr. 1. vidgus ; g. fidlen, voll, 

 volk ; e. full. 



577. Fau. Not. Cfr. gr. ob. 



578. Fau or Pai. A m^^rt. Cfr. g. feil. 



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