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fed'-t'r-me&'-er, pen-knife. 



fed'-tsa, shreds, fibres. 



Je'-gh'l-misJit, guano. 



fe'-ich, capable, suitable. 



fel, skin, pelt. 



fel, for sale ; that which may be 

 purchased. 



fe'-la, to fail or disappoint. 



feld'-mes-ser, surveyor. 



feldt' -Ired-icJi-ar, chaplain ; lit., 

 field preacher. 



fe'-ler, fault, error. 



fel'-grif, to miss, an error. 



feV-lich, fully, ample. 



fel'-sa, rock, rocks. 



fel'-sicJi, rocky. 



fel'-ya, felloe — of a wheel. 



fel'-i/or, a year of scarcity. 



fen'-du, vendue, public sale. 



fen'-du-krai'-yer, crier or auctioneer 

 at a sale. 



fen'-ich-'l, fennel seed, fennel plant. 



fens, fence. 



fen'sa-maus, chipmunk ; lit., fence- 

 mouse. 



fensh'-der, window. 



ftnsh'-ter, window. 



fensh'-ter-ram, window sash. 



fensh'-ter-ra'-ma, window sash. 



fensh' -ter-sits, window sill. 



fensh' -ter-shaib, window pane. 



fer, far, f'r, for ; used as a prefix. 



fes7it, 1. secure, tight, fast. 

 2. a festival, jubilee. 



fes'l, a small cask or keg ; diminu- 

 tive of fas. 



fet, fat, grease. 



fet'-ar-be'^-nich, feather legged. 



fet'er, feather, quill. 



fet' -kick' -' l-chiar, doughnuts ; lit., 

 fat cakes, *. e., cakes baked 

 in melted lard. 



ft, cattle. 



f-d'l-bd'-gJia, violin bow. 



fi'-d'r-a, to feed, to nourish. 



fiks, a fix, a quandary. 



fik'-sa, to fix, to arrange. 



fll, much, many. 



fil, colt. 



fl'-la, 1. to feel. 



2. sometimes used for/H — many. 



fiV-la, 1. to fill. 



2. sometimes used when speak- 

 ing of a mare giving birth to 

 a colt. 



fiV-ar-a, various, numerous ones. 



fils'-ich, filthy, dirty. 



fil'-s'l, dressing taken from roast 

 fowl, or breast of veal. 



fiW-laus, crab-louse, body louse. 



finf fin'-fa, five. 



finf '-bich-er Mo'-se, Vejxi&teuch ; lit., 

 five books of Moses. 



fnf fing' -er-kraut, cincquefoil. 



finft, fifth. 



fiiig'ar, finger. 



fing'-ar-a, to finger ; to handle, or 

 to meddle with. 



fing'-ar-hut, thimble ; lit., finger- 

 hat. 



fing'ur-ling, fingerstall. 



fing'-ar-ring, finger ring. 



fiiig'-'l-a, to sparkle, to glimmer. 



fin-V-ra, to veneer. 



fiti'-na, to find or discover. 



fin'-ner, finder. 



finsh'der, 1. window. 

 2. eclipse, opaque. 



finsh'-der-nis, eclipse. 



Jip, a small silver coin of the value 

 of 65 cents, known as fib'tw- 

 i-bit. 



fir, four. 



fl'-ra, 1. four.- 

 2. to lead. 



fir'-ek-ich, four cornered, square. 



fir' feld-ich, fourfold. 



firt, fourth. 



fish, fish. 



fsh'-a rai', fishery. 



fish'-briid, spawn. 



fish'-gdi'Ti, fish net. 



