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Analogues. 



610. ro°. A den or cavern that is habitable. Cfr. gr. (fioXtu:;. 



611. Fo°. A leather strap or belt. Cfr. gr. (pqj.u^. 



612. Fo'. M., Ms. Ho. C. Fo or Wo. The noise made when blow- 

 ing the breath. Cfr. 1. jio. 



613. Fo'. To trouble or vex ; evil; injury. Cfr. e. /oe. 



614. Fo'. Corn; grain. Q,h.\. frumentum. 



615. 'Tan. Vexation. Cfr. gr. (pOchoq. 



616. 'Ta^G. Sound of a drum. Cfr. gr. (pOiyyoixai. 



617. 'Ti' or Tai. To destroy. Cfr. gr. ipOdvu)^ <fOiio, (fOiw^ (fOdpw. 



618. Fu'. M., C. Foo. D. Fou. Ms. Fu. To covet. Cfr. gr. Bob- 

 Xoixai) 1. volo; f. vouloir. [e. how. 



619. Fu'. To stoop the head and bend forward. Cfr. a. s. hvgan ; 



620. Fu'. To hold up; to support. Cfr. 1. fukio. 



621. Fu'. Beautiful. Cfr. f. heaa. [W. G. hu ; G. C. 417. 



622. Fu'. To begin; to hatch. Cfr. gr. (fbw; 1. fu-; s. bhu; J. 



623. Fu'. To pass quickly. Giv. g. vogel ; q. fold ; \. fuyio, fugo. 



624. Fu'. Not distinctly and clearly. Cfr. l./w.sc«s; g.fahl,falh. 



625. Fu'. Trust; confidence. Cfr. f. /o?'; L fides. 



626. Fu'. To disperse; to scatter. Cfr. \. futilis, futum, fusus. 



627. Fu'. To spread out; a flowing appearance. Cfr. g. flur,fior. 



628. Fj]'. A wife; the female in nature. Cfr. \. foemina. 



629. F^u'. M. Hoo. C. Hoo or Foo. A fish. Cfr. 1. piscis ; f. 

 pohson. 



630. Fu'. From; a door; an opening. Cfr. gr. Oupa) doric, (p6pa\ 

 1. fora, foris ; f. fors, hors ; it. fuora^ fuori; goth. tJiaur, 

 thcu'rh; ags. ihiira, thuruh ; g. thur, durch ; e. fo?'-, door, 

 through, v. Tooke's Diversions of Purley, pp. 270-6. 



631. Fu'. Luminous. Cfr. 1. fulgur. 



632. Fu'. A round basket containing grain. Cfr. gr. (fupixuq. 



633. Fu'. The sun. Cfr. gr. (pdoq, (fibq, (fcn^oq. 



634. Fu'. Numerous; to collect together; a tribe or state putting 

 itself under the dominion of another country. Pu'. A tribe or 

 class. Cfr. gr. (foX-r], (pbfjw. [spread. Cfr. gr. (fbw, <pb)lo'^. 



635. Fu'. To expand, as plants in spring; flowers and leaves widely 



636. Fu'. The wind blowing downwards. Cfr. gr. (puado). 



637. Fun. M., C Fun. D. Fan or Fen. To divide ; to give. Cfr. 

 1. fenum, fin do ; f. fendre ; J. p. 153; K. p. 39, 362. 



638. Fun. Manure. Cfr. 1. fimum. [Cfr. 1. funis. 



639. Fun. The string of a bow. Fa^g. Threads; cords; to twist. 



640. Fun. A hillock ; a grave. Cfr. 1. funus, fundamen. 



641. Fu^G. M, Ms., C. Fung. Wind. Cfr. jap. /w'; 1. ventus ; 

 g., e. wind, funnel ; w. fwn, fynel; K. p. 362, 368. 



