fragor; —a crash; to —
fraid; —os within a day; — some days
frak evening dress, tails
fraktur; —i fracture; to —
fram; —i frame; to —
frambol raspberry
framel frame; chase; chassis
frames within a month
frames; —os within a month; — some months
framesos within some months
framinut! wait a minute!
fran; —i landslide; to slide
frangipan frangipane
frangistrek strike-breaker
frango; —i break, —ing, —age; to break
franjo fringe; to —; bang, to — (hairs)
frank franc (mon. )
franka; —e; —eso frank; —ly; —ness
franko (comm. ) carriage-paid, — free, post-paid, free of charge
Franso; —a; —al France; Frenchman, French; French (lang. )
Fransturno Tour-de-France
frapok in a short while, soon
frasko extravagant act, crank [weeks
frasomtemp, fratempo within some time
frat; —a; —e brother; —ly a; adv.
frateso; fratio fraternity
frati; —azo to fraternize; —ization
fravek; —os within a week; — some
fravek; —os within a week; — some
fraxo ash-tree
frazo sentence
frazologio phraseology
fregat frigate (ship); —ezo — bird
frejo (arch. ) frieze; ornament
frek, —eso; —a impertinent; —ence
frela frail, slender, fragile
fremi; —o to shudder, to quiver; —ing n
fren; —i brake; to —
frenetio; —tika frenzy; frantic, frenzied
freqenta; —e frequent; —ly, often
freqenti; —azo, —o to frequent; —ing n
freska, —o; —eta fresh; —ness; cool, —ness; chilly
freskelos fruit salad
freskeso freshness
fret freight
frezo; —i (techn. ) milling cutter; to mill
frico (pop. ) meal, eating n
frida; —o, —eso free; —dom, liberty
fridaer; —e open air, outdoors; in the open
fridarbitro free will
fridaskambo free trade
fridaskap (mot. ) cut-out
frider; fridi liberator; to —ate, to free
fridpenso; —er freethought; free-thinker
fridsirvo self-service
frigaqo cold water
frigo, —a cold n, a
frigoyo refrigerator
frigsang sangfroid
frigved cool weather
friki; —o to rub; rubbing n
frikident dentifrice
frila, —eso friable, —ability
frili; —o to crumble away, to weather; crumbling away, weathering n
frim winter, frost, cold weather
fringa dashing, brisk frish fallow
frip; —er; —io rag; old-clothes dealer, (US) junkman; second-hand —trade
fripon rascal, knave, rogue
frita; —i fried; to fry
fritaro fried-food shop
fritelos fried potatoes
frivola; —eso frivolous; —olity
frizo; —i curling n; to curl
fro, from from [skirt)
frod; —i fraud; to defraud, to cheat
frok (priest's) frock
frok frock
froli; —o, —azo to graze, to skim, to brush, to touch; grazing, brushing
fronso; —i frown, to — (eyebrows; skirt) a front; —a front; —al
frosi; — (o), —azo to crease, to crumple; —ing n
fru; —a early adv.; a
frugala, —eso frugal, —ity
fruira, —e earlier
frum wheat
frus; i; —a, —ema (coll) funk; to —; funky
frust(o); —i whip; to —
frut; —i; —ifa fruit; to fructify; fruitful
frutsalad fruit salad
frutsuk fruit juice
fua late, deceased
fual river; water course
fuc (o); —i shoot, shot; to —
fucado shoot, shot (gun's)
fucel rocket, missile
fuci; —o to shoot; — n
fucil gun, rifle
fuco-pava gun-shy
fud; —i food; to feed fuel oil fuel oil
fuf!, fufi fy!; not to bother; to despise, not to care
fugi; —o to flee; flight
fugot leak (of gas, etc. )
ful crowd, throng
fuldi; —o, —azo to full, to tread, to press; —ing n (cloths; grapes)
fuligo soot
fulko (zool. ) coot
fulmado thunderbolt; (fig. ) love at first sight
fulmo; —i lightning, thunderbolt; to blast; to strike down
fulon throng, crush, crowd
fum; —i; —er smoke; to —; —er
fumel; —i smoked food; to smoke (cook. )
fumjambon smoked ham
fumkarno smoked meat
fumsalmon smoked salmona
fun; —a mourn; —ful, funeral a
funcar hearse
funebra funeral a
funeral funeral n
funesta fatal, deadly, ill-fated, baleful
funiklo funicular railway
funist undertaker's assistant
funk(o); —i spark; to —