fĭgŭlāris adj. belonging to a potter; potter; s- fĭgŭlārius fĭgŭlātĭo a forming; fashioning fĭgŭlātor Fĭgŭlātus adj. made a; N. cr. fĭgŭlīnus fĭgŭlo v. a. to form; fashion fĭgŭlus a potter; builders Fĭgŭlus a Roman surname in the; a learned contemporary of Cicero fĭgūra a form; shape; figure; quality; kind; form fĭgūrālĭtas a figurative mode of speaking fĭgūrālĭter adv. figuratively fĭgūrātē adv. figuratively fĭgūrātīcĭus adj. fĭgūrātĭo A forming; fashioning; shape; form fĭgūrātīvus adj. pertaining to the figurative mode of speaking; figurative; figurative mode of s… fĭgūrātō adv. P. a. fin fĭgūrātor one who forms; fashions fĭgūrātus P. a. fĭgūro v. a. to form; fashion; shape fīlātim adv. thread by thread fĭlectum fīlĭa a daughter fīlĭālis adj. filial fīlĭaster a stepson fīlĭastra a stepdaughter fĭlĭcātus adj. adorned with fern filicina a plant; also called filicones N. cr fĭlictum a place abounding in ferns fĭlĭcŭla a plant; also called; rock-fern fīlĭĕtas sonship; the descent of the son from the father fīlĭŏla a little daughter fīlĭŏlus a little son fīlĭus a son fĭlix fern; the hair of the pubes fīlum a thread; the thread of life; to hang by a thread; to be in great d...; texture… fimbrĭa Fimbrĭa A Roman surname in the fimbrĭae fibres; threads; shreds fimbrĭātus adj. fringed Fimbrĭātus adj. made a; N. cr. fĭmētum a dung-hill fĭmus that which fertilizes; manures; dung; dirt; mire fīnālis adj. relating to boundaries; relating to the end; final; at last fīnālĭtas the being last findo v. a. to cleave; split; separate; to divide; a cleft; slit fingĭbĭlis adj. imaginary; seeming fingo v. a. To touch; handle; stroke; touch gently; to form fīnĭens fīnĭo v. a. to limit; bound; enclose within boundaries fīnis a boundary; limit; border; a limit; bound; the starting-point in a race Fīnīte adv. P. a. fin fīnĭtĭmus adj. bordering upon; adjoining; neighboring; bordering upon; adjoining; nearly relat… fīnītĭo limiting; limit; boundary; A determining; assigning; An end fīnītīvus adj. defining; explaining fīnītor One who determines boundaries; a surveyor; One who ends fīnītus P. a. fīo fircus firmāmen a prop; support firmāmentum a strengthening; support Firmāni Firmānus firmātor a confirmer; establisher firmē adv. Firmĭānus Firmĭcus a Roman mathematician in the time of Constantine the Grea... firmĭtas firmness; durability; strength; firmness; steadfastness; stability firmĭter adv. firmĭtūdo firmness; durability; strength; firmness; constancy; stability Firmĭus a Roman proper name; of Firmius firmo v. a. to make firm; fast; to strengthen Firmum a fortified sea-port of Picenum; Fermo; belonging to Firmum; Firmian; the inhab… firmus adj. firm; steadfast; stable; firm; fast; constant fiscālis adj. relating to the public; the imperial treasury; fiscal; moneys for the treasury fiscārĭus a debtor to the treasury fiscella a small basket for fruit; cheese-forms; woven of slender ... fiscellus Fiscellus a chain of mountains in the Sabine territory; in which th... fiscĭna a small basket for fruit; wine; made of slender twigs fiscus a basket; frail woven of slender twigs; rushes; a money-basket; a money-bag; pu… fissĭcŭlo v. a. to divide the entrails fissĭlis adj. That may be cleft; split; fissile; Cleft; split fissĭo a cleaving; dividing fissĭpes adj. cloven-footed; split fissum fissūra a cleft; chink; fissure fissus fistella a little pipe fistūca an instrument for ramming down; a rammer; beetle fistūcātĭo a ramming down; ramming fast fistūco v. a. to ram down; to ram fast; by ramming down fistŭla a pipe; tube; a water-pipe fistŭlāris adj. Like a shepherd's pipe; for a fistula fistŭlārĭus a player on the shepherd's pipe; a piper fistŭlātim adv. in the shape of pipes fistŭlātor a player on the shepherd's pipe; a piper fistŭlātōrĭus adj. belonging to a player on the pipes fistŭlātus adj. Furnished with pipes; N. cr; Pipe-shaped