/februˈaro/

alternative letter-case form of februaro (“February”)

/fei̯sˈbuko/

Facebook

/feˈnikso/

Phoenix (constellation)

/fenoskanˈdio/

Fennoscandia

/feˈrooi̯/

Faroe Islands (an archipelago and self-governing autonomous territory of Denmark, in the North Atlantic Ocean between Scotland and Iceland)

/ˈfebla/

weak

/ˈfebra/

febrile, feverish

/ˈfebri/

to have a fever, to be feverish

/ˈfebro/

/februˈaro/

February (second month of the Gregorian calendar)

/federaˈt͡sia/

federal

/federaˈt͡sio/

federation (political unit)

/feˈino/

fairy (specifically female)

/fek/

/fek al ˈvi/

screw you

/feˈkado/

defecation

/fekaˈfiʃi/

to shitpost (make worthless, often nonsensical posts on the Internet with the purpose of trolling or frustrating other users)

/feˈkaʒo/

/ˈfeki/

to defecate, poop, shit

/ˈfeko/

/feˈkulo/

shit, shithead, piece of shit

/feˈkunda/

fertile, fecund

/feldsˈpato/

feldspar

H-system spelling of feliĉa

H-system spelling of feliĉaj

H-system spelling of feliĉajn

H-system spelling of feliĉan

X-system spelling of feliĉa

X-system spelling of feliĉaj

X-system spelling of feliĉajn

X-system spelling of feliĉan

/felieˈtono/

feuilleton

/feˈlisa/

related or pertaining to the genus Felis

/feliˈseda/

related or pertaining to the cat family (Felidae)

/feliˈsedo/

any member of the cat family (Felidae), a felid

/feˈliso/

any member of the Felis genus (which includes the domestic cat)

/feˈlit͡ʃa/

/feˈlit͡ʃe/

/feliˈt͡ʃet͡so/

happiness

/felit͡ʃeˈɡet͡so/

bliss, great happiness

/feˈlit͡ʃi/

/feliˈt͡ʃiɡi/

to make happy

/feliˈt͡ʃid͡ʒi/

to become happy

/feˈlit͡ʃo/

/ˈfelo/

fur, pelt

/feltkraˈjono/

felt-tip pen

/ˈfelto/

felt

/feltt͡ʃapeˈlulo/

a person who wears a felt hat.

/feˈmala/

female, feminine

/feˈmalo/

female

/feˈmina/

feminine (of women), women's

/femiˈneno/

feminine

/femiˈnismo/

feminism (the social theory or political movement)

/femiˈnisto/

feminist

/feˈmino/

woman

/feˈmuro/

thigh

/femuˈrosto/

femur

/fenˈdaʒo/

/ˈfendi/

to split

/ˈfendo/

crack, slit, crevice

/ˈfendro/

fender (of a fireplace)

/feˈneko/

fennec

/fenesˈtreto/

small window

/feˈnestro/

window

/fenestroˈkadro/

window frame

/fenestroˈsoi̯lo/

windowsill (the horizontal member protruding from the base of a window frame)

/fenesˈtrumo/

shutter

/fenikopˈtero/

flamingo

/feˈnikso/

phoenix (mythological bird)

/fenoˈmeno/

phenomenon

/ˈfeo/

fairy

/ˈfera/

iron (attributive)

/ferˈdeko/

deck (of a ship)

/fereˈpoko/

Iron Age

/feˈrert͡so/

iron ore

/feˈrii/

/feˈrio/

/ˈferma/

closed

/ferˈmenti/

to ferment

/fermenˈtilo/

yeast, leaven

/ˈfermi/

to close, to shut

/ferˈmilo/

/ferˈmio/

fermium

/fermiˈono/

fermion

/ferˈmid͡ʒi/

to close

/fermˈtiri/

to draw, close by pulling

/ˈfero/

the chemical element iron

/feˈrot͡sa/

ferocious, fierce, savage

/ferometeoˈrito/

iron meteorite

/ferˈvoja/

railway (used attributively), train (used attributively), railroad (used attributively)

/ferˈvojo/

railway, railroad (metal track(s) used by trains for transportation)

/ferˈvora/

zealous

/ferˈvore/

zealously, fervently

/ferˈvoro/

zeal, fervour

/fervoˈrulo/

zealot, fan

/ferʃˈtono/

/ˈfesta/

festive

/ˈfeste/

festively

/fesˈteni/

to feast

/fesˈteno/

feast, banquet

/festˈhalo/

assembly hall, function hall ("place for ceremonies and parties")

/ˈfesti/

to celebrate

/festiˈvalo/

festival

/ˈfesto/

/festoˈtaɡo/

day on which a festival is observed, holiday

/ˈfeta/

fetal

/feˈtit͡ʃo/

/ˈfeto/

fetus

/feˈtori/

to stink, reek

/feˈtoro/

stink, stench

/ˈfezo/

fez

/ˈfet͡ʃo/

/ˈfeu̯da/

feudal

/ˈfeu̯de/

feudally

/ˈfeu̯do/

fief; feudal manor