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fish'-Jiam'-mer, a net used for fish- 

 ing ; constructed by having 

 an upright handle attached 

 to a hoop, or half hoop fast- 

 ened to a straight bottom 

 piece, to hold open the bag- 

 shaped net. This is held near 

 deep holes or rocks while an 

 assistant with a long pole 

 starts up the fish. 



fifth' d-ra, gills ; lit., fish ears. 



fish' -rid' -yer, Mngf[&\\Qi-, applied also 

 to cranes, herons, etc. 



fisJi'-sJipe"^, whalebone; lit., fish 

 chips, or shavings. 



flach, flat. 



fiaicht, perhaps ; contraction of far- 

 laicJit'. 



-finis, industry, thrift. 



fiai'-sich, industrious. 



flak' -er-ich, flickering, varying. 



flak'-kara, to flicker, to flare. 



fiaks, flax. 



fiam, flame. 



fla-nel', flannel. 



fiang-gV-ra, to flounder, to rove. 



fiash, flask. 



fle, flea. 



fiecli'-ta, to plait. 



fled' -ter-wish, feather duster. 



fled'-fr-maus, butterfly. 



fle'gJi'l, a flail, used in threshing. 



fie'-gh'l a, to thresh with a flail. 



J^e'-r/Zi'^/ia/i, scurrilous, imijertinent. 



fie' grant, smart-weed. 



-flek, a speck, or spot. 



fiek'-ich, spotted. 



fieks, tendon, sinew. 



fiesh, flesh, meat. 



fli'-gha, to fly. 



fli'-gh'l, wing, wings ; a vane. 



flik, full fledged. 



flik'-ka, to mend, to patch. 



flindt, a gun. 



flind'-ta-kol-wa, gun-stock. 



fiind'-ta-laf, gun barrel. 



flind'-ta slieft, gun stock. 



flink, quick, active. 



fiis'-sich, eruptive, or liable to cuta- 

 neous eruptions. 



fiitsh^-a, to slip ofi". 



flitsh'-er, a quick slap, or crack of 

 a whip. 



fid, flea. 



fiok, flake, also used in some por- 

 tions to designate a flock (of 

 birds). 



fibr, floor. 



fiuch, a curse. 



fiueh'-a, to swear, to use profane 

 words. 



fiucM, flight. 



fius, rheumatism. 



fins' -fed'-ter-a, fins. 



flus'-ka rel'-la, amber beads, em- 

 ployed by hanging to chil- 

 dren's necks to remove erup- 

 tive affections, etc. 



fius'-sich, scrofulous, eruptive; liable 

 to aff'ections resulting from 

 impoverished blood or hered- 

 itary affections of the skin. 



fod'-W-a, to ask for, to demand. 



fo'-gh'l, bird. 



fol, full. 



folk, people, nation. 



folk' -sagha, folk-lore ; lit., folk say- 

 ing. 



fol'-kum'-ma, mature, perfect. 



fol'-licht, full moon ; lit., full light. 



fol'-mant, full moon. 



fol' -shten-dich, complete. 



fol'-ya, 1. to obey, or to comply 

 with. 

 2. consequences, results. 



for, before, in front. 



for' -dref-lich, excellent. 



for'-el'-ta-ra, ancestors ; lit., fore 

 parents. 



for'fet'-ar, ancestors ; lit., fore 

 fathers. 



for'-geng-ar, ancestors. 



