/ˈfei̯sbuk/

Facebook

/fai̯roˈvulpo/

Firefox (web browser)

/farenˈhei̯to/

Fahrenheit

Lent

/f/, /v/, /ˈfo/

The seventh letter of the Esperanto alphabet, called fo and written in the Latin script.

/faˈbelo/

fairy tale

/ˈfabla/

occurring in or characteristic of myths or folk tales; mythical, fabulous.

/ˈfabli/

to tell or invent fictitious tales.

/faˈblisto/

a person who composes or relates fables; a fabulist.

/ˈfablo/

fable; a moral tale; parable

/ˈfabo/

bean

/faˈbriki/

to manufacture

/faˈbriko/

factory

/faˈt͡seti/

to facet

/faˈt͡seto/

/faˈt͡sila/

/fat͡silaˈnima/

frivolous, flippant, impulsive, flighty, light-hearted, nonchalant, easygoing

/faˈt͡sile/

easily

/fat͡siˈlet͡so/

ease, facility; the abstract quality of easiness

/faˈt͡sili/

to be easy

/fat͡siˈliɡi/

to make something easy, facilitate

/fat͡silˈmova/

agile

/ˈfat͡so/

face

/faˈdeno/

thread

/ˈfado/

/ˈfaɡo/

beech

/faɡoˈpiro/

buckwheat

/faˈɡoto/

bassoon

/ˈfai̯fi/

to whistle

/ˈfai̯fi pri/

to not care about; to not give a damn about

/fai̯ˈfilo/

whistle (device used to make a whistling sound)

/ˈfai̯li/

to file (to smooth or shape with a file)

/fai̯ˈlilo/

file (cutting or smoothing tool)

/ˈfai̯na/

/ˈfai̯ra/

fiery

/fai̯ˈraʒo/

fireworks

/fai̯ˈrejo/

fireplace (open hearth)

/fai̯ˈreri/

to sparkle

/fai̯ˈrero/

spark (particle of glowing matter)

/ˈfai̯ri/

to be on fire

/fai̯ˈriɡi/

to kindle, light, ignite (as in a fire)

/fai̯ˈrilo/

lighter (fire-making device)

/ˈfai̯ro/

fire

/fai̯robriɡaˈdano/

firefighter (person who puts out fires)

/fai̯robriɡaˈdisto/

firefighter

/fai̯robriˈɡado/

fire brigade

/fai̯roestinˈɡilo/

fire extinguisher

/fai̯roestinɡisˈtino/

firewoman

/fai̯roestinˈɡisto/

firefighter (person who puts out fires)

/fai̯roˈmuro/

firewall

/fai̯roˈpilko/

fireball

/fai̯ropumˈpilo/

fire engine

/fai̯roreˈzista/

fire resistant

/fai̯rosolˈdato/

synonym of fajrobrigadisto (“firefighter”) (person who puts out fires)

/fai̯roˈturo/

fire lookout tower

/fai̯roʃirˈmilo/

firewall (computer software)

/fai̯roʃˈtono/

flint

/fai̯roʃˈtormo/

firestorm

/fai̯ˈrujo/

/ˈfaka/

departmental, specialized

/fakˈt͡sio/

faction (group)

/faˈkiro/

fakir

/faˈklinɡvo/

specialized language

/ˈfako/

/fakoˈt͡ʃero/

warthog

/ˈfakta/

/ˈfakte/

actually, indeed, in fact, factually

/ˈfakto/

fact (something which is real)

/faktoriˈalo/

factorial

/fakˈtoro/

factor

/faktuˈrado/

billing

/fakˈturi/

to bill, to invoice

/fakˈturo/

bill, invoice

/faˈkulo/

expert, specialist

/faˈlakvo/

waterfall

/faˈlanɡo/

/falaˈropo/

phalarope

/ˈfaldi/

to fold

/faˈleɡo/

downfall, ruin, decay, deterioration

/falfoˈlia/

deciduous

/ˈfali/

to fall

/faˈliɡi/

to knock off, knock down; to fell or cause to fall

/faˈlid͡ʒi/

to fall (generally implying either beginning to fall or falling by oneself, without tripping or being pushed)

/ˈfalko/

falcon (bird of the genus Falco)

/ˈfalo/

fall

/ˈfalsa/

fake, counterfeit, false (not genuine, but rather artificial)

/ˈfalsa aˈmiko/

false friend (A word in one language bearing a deceptive resemblance to a word in another language, but which has a different meaning)

/falˈsado/

falsification

H-system spelling of falsaĵo

H-system spelling of falsaĵoj

H-system spelling of falsaĵojn

H-system spelling of falsaĵon

X-system spelling of falsaĵo

X-system spelling of falsaĵoj

X-system spelling of falsaĵojn

X-system spelling of falsaĵon

/falˈsaʒo/

counterfeit, fake, phoney

/ˈfalsi/

/falsˈtelo/

shooting star, falling star

/ˈfalt͡ʃi/

to mow, reap

/falˈt͡ʃilo/

scythe (farming tool)

/ˈfama/

famous

/faˈmat͡ʃa/

infamous, notorious

/ˈfame/

famously

/famiˈlia/

familial; family (attributively)

/familiˈano/

family member

/familiˈara/

familiar, friendly, informal, intimate

/familiaˈret͡so/

familiarity, familiarness (quality of being familiar)

/familiaˈriɡi/

to make familiar, to acquaint

/familiaˈrulo/

person, who constantly and unceremoniously interacts with another

/familiˈestro/

head of household

/famiˈlio/

family (a group of parents and children)

/faˈmid͡ʒi/

to become famous

/ˈfamo/

fame

/faˈmulo/

famous person, celebrity

/fanaˈtika/

fanatical, extreme

/fanatiˈkulo/

fanatic, zealot, extremist

/fanˈdakvo/

meltwater

/ˈfandi/

to melt

/fanˈdid͡ʒi/

to melt

/ˈfando/

melt (as in snow melt)

/fandoˈpunkto/

melting point

/fanˈdujo/

crucible, melting pot

/fanˈfaro/

fanfare, flourish

/fanfaˈroni/

to brag, boast, swagger

/fanˈklubo/

fan club

/fantaˈzia/

fantastic (existing in or constructed from fantasy)

/fantaˈzio/

fantasy

/ˈfanto/

/fanˈtomi/

haunted

/fanˈtomo/

ghost; phantom

/fantoˈmurbo/

ghost town

/ˈfao/

pho (Vietnamese soup with a beef base)

/far/

by

/faˈrado/

farad (derived unit of electrical capacitance)

/faraˈono/

/ˈfarbi/

to paint

/ˈfarbo/

paint

/ˈfare/

by the action, by the initiative, by the effort, by order

/ˈfare de/

by (by the action of, by the effort of, by the initiative of, by order of)

/faˈrebla/

viable, doable, feasible

/faˈrenda/

which must be done

/farenˈdaʒo/

something that must be done; a thing to do; task

/ˈfari/

X-system spelling of fariĝas

X-system spelling of fariĝi

X-system spelling of fariĝis

X-system spelling of fariĝos

X-system spelling of fariĝu

X-system spelling of fariĝus

/fariˈsea/

/fariˈseo/

Pharisee

/faˈrid͡ʒi/

/farmakoloˈɡio/

pharmacology

/farmakoˈloɡo/

pharmacologist

/ˈfarmi/

to lease

/farˈmisto/

tenant farmer

/farmlaˈboro/

farmwork

/ˈfarmo/

tenant farm

/ˈfaro/

deed (an action or act)

/faroˈtaʒo/

chore

/ˈfarso/

farce

/ˈfarti/

/ˈfarto/

/faruˈnaʒo/

pastry

/faˈruno/

flour

/ˈfart͡ʃi/

to stuff

/ˈfart͡ʃo/

stuffing

/faˈsado/

façade (face of a building)

/fasˈt͡sina/

fascinating

/faˈsoni/

to cut

/ˈfasti/

to fast

/ˈfasto/

/faˈtala/

fatal

/fataˈlisma/

fatalistic

/fataˈlisto/

fatalist

/faˈtalo/

fate

/ˈfato/

synonym of fatalo (“fate”) (that which predetermines events)

/ˈfavo/

ringworm, scurf

/faˈvora/

favorable (US), favourable (UK)

/favoˈrata/

favored, privileged

/faˈvore/

favorably

/faˈvori/

to favor

/favoˈriɡi/

to favor (US), favour (UK)

/faˈvoro/

favo(u)r

/faˈzano/

pheasant

/fazeˈolo/

bean of the Phaseolus genus

/ˈfazo/

phase

/faˈʃisma/

fascist

/faˈʃismo/

fascism

/faˈʃisto/

fascist

/ˈfau̯ki/

to have a wide-open (especially, threatening) mouth, gape

/ˈfau̯ko/

/ˈfau̯no/