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- ferratura:—ironwork; esp. horseshoeing.
- ferrifodina:—an iron mine.
- ferrifilum:—iron wire.
- ferripodium:—a patten.
- ferro, ferronarius:—an ironmonger or ironworker.
- ferrura:—a blacksmith's trade; a wheel tire.
- ferthendellum:—a quarter of an acre.
- fesana, fesans, fesantis, fesantus:—a pheasant.
- fessum, fessus:—a truss.
- festinancia:—haste.
- festrum:—a roof -tree.
- feto cervi:—a fawn.
- feudalis. See feodalis.
- feudum, &c. See feodum, &c.
- feugera:—fern.
- feutrum:—felt.
- fico:—a boat.
- fidelitas:—fealty.
- filacia lana:—woollen yarn.
- filacium:—a file, for documents.
- filare:—to file.
- filarium:—a steel, a hone.
- filatrix:—a spinster.
- filatum:—a net; thread.
- filazarius:—a filacer, an officer of the Common Pleas who files writs.
- filetum. See filatum.
- filiaster:—a son-in-law, stepson, nephew, sister's son.
- filiastra:—similar feminine relatives,
- filiatio:—sonship, subjection, obedience; used chiefly of monastic houses.
- filicetum:—ferry ground.
- filiolus:—godson.
- filtrum:—felt; a mattrass.
- filtum:—error for filtrum (?).
- filum:—a fillet in architecture.
- filum aquæ:—the middle of a river.
- fima:—dung, manure.
- fimare, fimere:—to manure.
- fimarium:—a manure heap.
- fimarius:—a scavenger.
- financia:—ransom; fine.
- finare:—to pay; to exact; to refine.
- finire:—to pay a fine; to exact a fine.
- finis:—a fine; a final concord .
- finticius:—of trees, split or fit for splitting.
- fiola, fiolum:—a beaker; a phial (phiala); a cruet.
- firgia:—a fetter.
- firma:—a farm; rent.
- firmaculum:—a buckle. O. E. fermayle.
- firmare:—to fortify; to seal or sign; to give security; to grant a farm; to rent a farm.
- firmarium:—a corruption of infirmarium, an infirmary. O. E. " a fermarie."
- firmarius:—a farmer.
- firmatio:—doe season; provisions.
- firmitas:—fortification.
