Fiat
Let it be done

Fiat justitia (et ruat caelum)
Let justice be done. (though the heavens fall)"

Fiat lux
Let there be light

Fiat volvntas tua
Let Thy will [be done] (Biblical)

fiber
N M
beaver; (-i(i))

fibiculaa
N F
paper-staple

fibra
N F
fiber| filament; entrails; leaf| blade (of grasses| etc)

fibroma
N
fibroma

fibula
N F
clasp| buckle| brooch

ficatum
N
foie gras (liver)

ficedula
N F
small bird| fig-pecker| a treat in autumn when it feeds on figs/grapes

ficetum
N
fig-orchard| plantation of fig trees

fico
a boat.

ficte
ADV
falsely

fictile
N
earthenware vessel or statue

fictilis
ADJ
of clay; made of earthenware| earthen

fictio
N F
fashioning| action of shaping; coining (word); pretence/feigning; legal fiction

fictor
N M
one who devises or makes

fictus
ADJ
feigned| false; counterfeit

ficulneus
ADJ
of the fig or fig tree| fig-

ficulnus
ADJ
of the fig or fig tree| fig-

ficus
N M
fig; fig tree; haemorrhoids/piles (sg./pl.); [primus ficus => early autumn]

Fide, non armis
By faith, not arms

Fidei defensor
Defender of the faith

fideicommissarius
N M
of fideicommissa/conferring by will requesting executor to deliver to 3rd party

fideicommissum
N
bequest in form of request rather than command to heir (to act/pass on); trust

fideicommissus
ADJ
entrusted; conferred by will requesting executor to deliver to third party

fideicommitto
V
leave by will; bequeath

fideiubeo
V TRANS
become surety; go bail; guarantee

fideiussor
N M
guarantor| one who gives surety or goes bail

fidejussorius
ADJ
of surety

fidelia
N F
earthern pot (esp. for whitewash)

fidelis
or -us| fidelissimus -a -um ADJ
faithful/loyal/devoted; true/trustworthy/dependable/reliable; constant/lasting

fidelitas
N F
faithfulness| fidelity

fideliter
ADV
|with reliance on God

fidens
ADJ
confident; bold

fides
N F
chord| instrument string; constellation Lyra; stringed instrument (pl.); lyre

Fides punica
Treachery. (Livy)

Fides quaerens intellectum
Faith seeking understanding

fidicen
N M
lyre-player; writer of lyric poetry; lyricist

fidicina
N F
lyre-player (female)

fidicinus
ADJ
of lute playing

fidicula
N F
little lyre or lute (usu. pl.); an instrument for torture

fidis
N F
chord| instrument string; constellation Lyra; stringed instrument (pl.); lyre

fido
V SEMIDEP
trust (in)| have confidence (in) (w/DAT or ABL)

fiducia
N F
trust| confidence; faith| reliance; courage

fiducialiter
ADV
confidently| with confidence; boldly (Souter); faithfully

fiduciarius
ADJ
holding on trust; held on trust

fidus
ADJ
faithful| loyal; trusting| confident

Fidus Achates
faithful Achates (friend)

figilina
N F
pottery-work; pottery (pl.)| potter's workshop

figlina
N F
pottery-work; pottery (pl.)| potter's workshop

figmentum
N
figment| fiction| invention| unreality; thing formed/devised; image

figo
V
fasten| fix; pierce| transfix; establish

figulina
N F
pottery-work; pottery (pl.)| potter's workshop

figulus
N M
potter; maker of earthenware vessels

figura
N F
shape| form| figure| image; beauty; style; figure of speech

figuraliter
ADV
figuratively

figuratio
N F
forming; shaping; imagination; G:form of word

figuro
V
form| fashion| shape

filacia lana
woolen 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
filatum.

filia
N F
daughter

filiaster
a son-in-law| stepson| nephew| sister's son.

filiastra
similar feminine relatives.

filiatio
N F
descent-from-father; (father has paternitas| son has filiatio)

filicatus
ADJ
adorned with ferns; embossed with fern leaves

filicetum
ferny ground.

filiformis
ADJ
threadlike

filiola
N F
little daughter

filiolus
N M
little son

Filioque
and from the son

filius
N M
son

Filius nullius
a bastard

filix
N F
fern| bracken

filtrum
N
filter

filtum
error for filtrum (?).

filum
N
thread| string| filament| fiber; texture| style| nature

filum aquae
the middle of a river.

fima
dung| manure.

fimare
to manure

fimarium
a manure heap.

fimarius
a scavenger.

fimbria
N F
fringe (pl.)| border| edge

fimbriatus
ADJ
fringed

fimum
N
dung| excrement

fimus
N M
dung| excrement

finalis
ADJ
of/concerned w/boundaries; limited/bounded (Souter); of ultimate goal

finalitas
N F
limitation; finality| end (Red)

finaliter
ADV
finally; purposefully

finalus
ADJ
of/concerned w/boundaries; limited/bounded (Souter); of ultimate goal

financia
ransom; fine.

finare
to pay; to exact; to refine.

finctus
ADJ
produced| formed| created; [primus/prior finctus => first-formed/original]

findo
V
split| cleave| divide

fine
PREP ABL
up to

Finem respice
Look to the end [before setting forth]

fingo
V TRANS
||make up (story/excuse); pretend| pose; forge| counterfeit; act insincerely

fini
PREP ABL
up to

finio
V
limit| end; finish; determine| define; mark out the boundaries

finire
to pay a fine; to exact a fine.

finis
a fine; a final concord.

Finis coronat opus
The ending crowns the work. (Ovid)

finitimus
N M
neighbors (pl.)

finitio
N F
|end/conclusion/death; limit/restriction; definition| exact description

finitumus
ADJ

finticius
of trees| split or fit for splitting.

fiola
a beaker; a phial (phiala); a cruet.

firgia
a fetter.

firma
a farm; rent.

firmaculum
a buckle; O.E. fermayle.

firmamen
N
support| prop| mainstay; strengthening

firmamentum
N
support| prop| mainstay; support group

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.

firmiter
ADV
really| strongly| firmly; steadfastly

firmitudo
N F
stability; strength

firmo
V
strengthen| harden; support; declare; prove| confirm| establish

firmura
a lock; the right of closing.

firmus
um| firmior -or -us| firmissimus -a -um ADJ
|loyal/staunch/true/constant; stable/mature; valid/convincing/well founded

fisantum
a pheasant.

fiscale
N
revenues/monies (pl.) due to imperial treasury

fiscalis
ADJ
of/connected with imperial treasury/revenues; fiscal| of money

fiscella
N F
small wicker-basket

fiscina
N F
small basket of wicker work

fiscus
N M
money-bag| purse; imperial exchequer

fissilis
ADJ
easily split; split

fistuca
N F
rammer| mallet

fistula
N F
shepherd's pipe; tube; waterpipe

fistulator
N M
one who plays the reed-pipe

fixatorium
N
hair-lacquer

fixula
a buckle; a button.

fixus
ADJ
fixed fast| immovable; fitted with