fētĭāles a Roman college of priests; who sanctioned treaties when ... fētĭālis adj. belonging to the; fetial; the fetial priest fētĭdus adj. that has an ill smell; stinking; fetid; foul; disgusting fētĭfer adj. causing fruitfulness; fertilizing fētĭfĭco v. n. to bring forth; breed; hatch fētĭfĭcus adj. fructifying fēto v. n. and a. to bring forth; breed; hatch; to make fruitful; fructify; impregnate fētor an offensive smell; a stench; foulness; noisomeness fētōsus adj. prolific fētŭlentus adj. stinking; fetulent fētūra a bringing forth; bearing; dropping; the production fētūrātus adj. made into a fetus fētus adj. Pregnant; breeding; That has brought forth; newly delivered fētus a bringing forth; bearing; dropping; young; offspring; progeny fētūtīna a stinking place; dirty puddle fēx fī interj. pah! foh! fī imper fĭber beaver; a beaver fibla fībra a fibre; filament; entrails fībrātus adj. fibrous Fībrēnus a small river in Latium; near Arpinum; that flowed around... fibrīnus adj. of the beaver; beaver- fībŭla that which serves to fasten two things together; a clasp;... fībŭlātĭo a brace; bolt that fastens together fībŭlātōrĭus adj. provided with clasps; buckles fībŭlo v. a. To bind; fasten together; To fit with clasps; buckles Ficāna a small town of Latium; near Rome; on the road to Ostia fīcārĭus adj. belonging to figs; fig-; a fig plantation fīcātum the liver of an animal fattened on figs fīcēdŭla a small bird; the fig-pecker; becafico Fīcēdŭlenses sellers of small birds; a comic name of a sort of soldiers Fīcĕlĭae a place on the Quirinal hill fīcētum A fig-plantation fīcĭtas abundance of figs fīcĭtor a fig-planter; cultivator of figs ficolea Fīcŏlenses fīcōsus adj. full of; suffering with; piles fictē adv. P. a. fin fictīcĭus adj. artificial; counterfeit; not genuine; Feigned; pretended; in pretence fictĭlĭārĭus a potter fictĭlis adj. made of clay; earthen; fictile fictĭo A making; fashioning; forming fictītĭus fictor one who makes images of clay; wood; wax fictrix she that forms; fashions fictūra a forming; fashioning fictus fīcŭla a little fig Fīcŭlĕa a small but very ancient town of the Sabines; situated on... Fīculnĕus adj. of the fig-tree; a fig-tree fīcus a fig-tree fīdāmen trust; confidence fīdē adv. faithfully fĭdĕdictor a surety; bail fĭdĕĭcommissārĭus adj. belonging to a; feoffment in trust; that takes cognizance of such feoffments; o… fĭdĕĭcommissum fĭdĕĭcommitto v. n. and a. to leave; by last will and testament to be delivered to a... fĭdĕjŭbĕo v. n. to be surety; bail; to give fĭdĕjussĭo a giving; being surety; suretyship; bail fĭdĕjussor one who gives security; a bail; a surety fĭdĕjussōrĭus adj. relating to surety; bail fĭdēlē adv. faithfully fĭdēlĭa an earthen vessel; pot; a pail of whitewash; to kill two birds with one stone; … fĭdēlis adj. that may be trusted; relied upon; trusty; to be depended upon; sure; safe; Fait… fĭdēlĭtas faithfulness; trustiness; firm adherence fĭdēlĭter adv. Fīdēnae a very ancient town of Latium; on the left bank of the Ti...; belonging to Fide… fīdens P. a. fīdenter adv. confidently; boldly fīdentĭa confidence; self-confidence; boldness Fīdentĭa a small town in; between Parma and Placentia; Borgo S. Do... fĭdĕprōmissor a surety; bail fĭdĕprōmitto v. n. to be surety; go bail fĭdes trust; faith; confidence; that which produces confidence; belief; a goddess fĭdes a stringed instrument; lyre; lute; a string fĭdĭcen a luteplayer; lyrist; minstrel fĭdĭcĭna a female luteplayer; lyrist; harpist fĭdĭcĭnārĭus fĭdĭcĭno v. n. to play on the lute; lyre fĭdĭcĭnus adj. for playing on stringed instruments; for luteplaying fĭdĭcŭlae a small stringed instrument; a small lute; cithern; a cord; line Fĭdĭcŭlānĭus the name of a Roman fĭdĭcŭlārĭus adj. like a cord; twisted; entangling fĭdis Fĭdĭus a surname of Jupiter; by the god of truth! as true as hea... fīdo v. n. to trust; confide; put confidence in fīdūcĭa trust; confidence; reliance fīdūcĭālĭter adv. confidently fīdūcĭārĭus adj. relating to a thing held in trust; fiduciary; intrusted; given; held in trust fīdūcĭo v. a. to pledge; mortgage fīdus adj. trusty; truslworthy; faithful; sure; certain; safe fīdus a league fidusta fīglīnus adj. belonging to a potter; potter figmen formation; figure; image figmentum formation; a fiction fīgo v. a. to fix; fasten; drive; aliquid; aliquid in; aliquid