fa - far; aw f.? - Where (how far) are you going?; -we - far away, distant; f.-f.-we - by far

fada - Catholic priest (Eng. father); -nlכ - father-in-law

faya - fire; to shoot (a gun, or a p.); to explode; put f. - to set on fire; sεt f. - to set on fire, (fig.) to cause trouble between people (Eng. fire). f.tik - torch; -wud - firewood; -ston - fire stone (to balance a cooking pot)

fayl - file

fayn - (1) fine, good; well, carefully; beautiful, handsome (Eng. fine) mek f. tu-ram - show affection to a.p.; in bכdi fain pan am - he is looking fit or healthy

fayn - (2) fine (as ordered by a court); to fine (Eng. fine)

faynali - finally, for good

fayv - five

fak - (1) forked stick

fak - (2) to shoot a slingshot or catapult); rכba-f. - slingshot or catapult

faks - (old slang) to give

fala - to follow (Eng. follow). -hat, -laif - to yield to one's desires; -makata - to imitate; -fashin (old slang) to live financially off another

fakt - fact

fam - upland rice farm. f.os - rice storehouse (rεs ban); le f. - to make a farm; f. wok - farm work, farming

fama - farmer

fambul - family

fan - fan

fana - winnower; to winnow

fas - (1) fast (kwik, smat)

fas - (2) to fast (כl f., de pan f.); kכt f. - to break one's fast

fashin - (1) fashion (Eng. fashion). gud-fud f. - a great deal

fashin - (2) to stick; to insist (Eng. fasten) i dכn f. - he ran into problems; f. pan am fכ - to insist that a p. do something

fat - (1) fat (stawt, tכf)

fat - (2) fart; to fart

fatalaiza - fertilizer

fatfut - millipede

Fεbuari - February

fεda - feather; wing

fεdכp - fed up, tired of

fel - to fail

fεn - to look for; to find by chance (Eng. find). f. mכni - to work (or otherwise) to get money

fεnch - fence; (farm) to fence

fεnsik - (old) a popular brand of aspirin

fent - to faint (Eng. faint)

fes - (1) face (Eng. face). was in f. - to cheat a p.; bad-f. - show of dislike; tai f., dak f. - to scowl, to make a face.

fes - (2) to bring, to fetch (bringg kam) (Eng. fetch); f. kam - to bring along

fesin-klכt - a type of fungal skin infection

fεt - fight; to fight

fia - (1) fare (Eng. fare)

fia - (2) fair, market (makit)

fiaful - frightening (Eng. fearful)

fiba - to resemble (Eng. favour). f. se - to look as if (luk lεk se, tan lεk se)

fift - fifth

fifti - fifty

fil - (1) field (Eng. field). gras- field, meadow; eya- - air field, air strip

fil - (2) to believe, to feel (Eng. feel) (min, hop, tingk, mεmba)

fim - film, movie

fingga - finger, thumb (Eng. finger). -nel - fingernail, (animal) claw; f. pikin - illegitimate child; f. pכkit - to pickpocket

fish - fish; -aman - fisherman; -in - to fish

fist - fist

fit - to fit, to suit; appropriate

fita - mechanic (Eng. fitter)

fit-yai - disrespect; to show disrespect

fiva - fever (kol) (Eng. fever). f. de pan mi, f. de kech mi - I have a fever

flag (1) flag

flag (2) to beat, to flog (bit, ken) (Eng. flog); (fig.) to beat in a game (win)

flai - fly; to fly

flask - flask, thermos

flat - apartment, flat (Eng. flat)

flawa - (1) flower, to flower (pul flawa); (cards) suit (Eng. flower)

flawa - (2) flour

flingg - th throw awa, to fling (trowe) (Eng. fling)

flo - (1) to flow; ova- overflow

flo - (2) floor, story of a building (dεk)

flכd - flood; to flood

flot - to float (Eng. float)

fכo- (1) four; f.-kכna - square (bכks); f.-oklכk - gecko lizard

fכo- (2) for; (very infinitive) to; should, ought to

fכdכn - to fall; (vehicle) to have an accident (Eng. fall down). f. na in chεst - to embrace a p.; f. na in fut - to beg a p.'s pardon by grasping ankle (ol in fut); a de f. εn grap - (response) I'm fine (fain, smכl-smכl); f. pantap - to attack (a p. or a thing)

fohed - forehead

fכεva - forever

fכgεt - to forget; forget it! overlook it!

fכgiv - to forgive (lεf)

fכk - (1) fork (stika)

fכk - (2) (vulgar) to have sexual intercourse with (hab, skru) (Eng. fuck); f.-כl - nothing at all; -כf - to go away; go away! get lost!

fכl - chicken (Eng. fowl). Gini f. - Guinea fowl; bush f. - wild fowl; tכlכn-tכlכn f. - chicken without feathers on the back of its neck; man-f. - rooster (kak); uman-f. - hen; kכmbra-f. - hen with chicks.

fכlt - fault

fכm - (1) form, secondary school grade (Eng. form)

fכm - (2) (slang) to feign, to pretend.

fכni - funny

fכnichכ - furniture, decoration (Eng. furniture)

fכrest - forest, thick bush (Eng. forest)

fכs - (1) first; now, for the time being (Eng. first). -tεm - at first, previously (Eng. first) f.-f.tεm - originally; i go te f. - it will be some time; tek f. - to take first place or prize

fכs - (2) force, compulsion (gbagbati) (Eng. force) polis f. - police force; nכto bai f. - it's not compulsory

fכsi - (ol slang) pushy, putting on airs to show off importance

fכt - fourth

fכti

fokכs - to focus

fol - to fold

foto - picture, photo (Eng. photo)

frai - to fry; -in pan - frying pan

Fraide - Friday

frank - good-natured (jovial, wayo-wayo)

fred - to fear (skaid)

frεn - friend (padi), lover (Eng. friend). Dεn de pan f. - they are lovers

frεsh - fresh (Eng. fresh). in bכdi luk f. pan am - he looks fit or healthy; (palm wine) newly-tapped wine

frεshkol - common cold

fri - free, freely, unhindered (Eng. free). -li - freel8y; -dכm - freedom; f. tinka - nonreligious person; -wכd, -tכk - rude, disrespectful talk (fit-yai)

frij - refrigerator

frikwεnt - frequently

frכg - frog, toad (agbכlכ)

frכm - from; f. tide - all this time; f. sins, f. di mכnin - from the beginning (εva sins); f. Gכd tu man - palm wine right out of the tree

frכnt - front

frut - fruit

fud - food (chכp, yit)

fufu - foo-foo

ful - (1) fool; to fool; stupid (Eng. fool). -man - fool; fכm-ful - to feign ignorance

fulish - foolish, stupid; f. am - to make a fool of, to fool around with a p.

fulכp - to fill; to complete, to finish up; ed nכ f. - not very bright (gεt lait ed)

funde - millet

fun-fun - (regional) to nurse rice (sain, nכs)

funk - (regional) to drink alcohol

fup - (slang) swiftly

fut - (1) foot, leg; waka bai f. - to walk; f. mak - footprint; fכdכn na in f. - to beg pardon by grasping the ankle

fut - (2) (measurement) foot

futbכl - game of football (soccer), or the ball itself; -a - football player