flabellum
a vane.

flabrum
N
gusts/blasts of wind (pl.); breezes

flacceo
V INTRANS
be flabby; fail. flag

flaccesco
V INTRANS
begin to flag| become flabby

flaccidus
ADJ
flaccid| flabby

flaccum
an arrow.

Flaccus
N M
Flaccus| Roman cognomen; Q. Horatius Flaccus| the poet Horace

flaco
a marsh; a flagon; a cake flato.

flagello
V TRANS
flog| whip| lash| scourge; strike repeatedly; thresh/flail (grain); "whip up"

flagellum
N
whip| lash| scourge; thong (javalin); vine shoot; arm/tentacle (of polyp)

flagitatio
N F
importunate request| demand

flagitator
N M
importuner| dun

flagitium
N
shame| disgrace; scandal| shameful act| outrage| disgraceful thing; scoundrel

flagito
V
demand urgently; require; entreat| solicit| press| dun| importune

Flagrante delicto
Literally while the crime is blazing. Caught red-handed, in the very act of a crime

flagranter
ADV
ardently| passionately; vehemently| heatedly; eagerly

flagrantia
N F
blaze| burning; scorching heat; passionate glow (eyes); passionate love/ardor

flagritriba
N M
one that wears out whips| whipping boy

flagro
V
be on fire; blaze| flame| burn; be inflamed/excited

flagrum
N
scourge| whip

flaketta
a flask.

flamen
N M
priest| flamen; priest of specific deity; [~ Dialis => high priest of Jupiter]

flameola
a garment| usually of silk.

flameum
a kerchief.

flamicia
flawn| custard.

flaminia
N F
priest-assistantess; female assistant to flamen; flamen's dwelling

flaminica
N F
wife of a flamen

flaminium
N
priest's office; office of flamen

flaminius
ADJ
priestly; of flamen (priest of deity)

flamma
N F
flame| blaze; ardor| fire of love; object of love

Flamma fumo est proxima
Flame follows smoke. (there is no smoke without fire) (Plautus)

flammeolum
N
small bridal veil

flammeum
N
flame colored (bridal) veil

flammeus
ADJ
flaming| fiery; fiery red

flammidus
ADJ
burning; fiery

flammifer
ADJ
flaming| fiery

flammiger
ADJ
flame-bearing; fiery

flammigero
V
flame; blaze

flammo
V
inflame| set on fire; excite

flammula
N F
little flame

flandrensis
ADJ
Flemish; from Flanders

flao
flato.

flare dolia
to hoop (?) casks.

flasca
a flask.

flatilis
ADJ
blown| of/produced by blowing

flato
a cake| a custard.

flatus
N M
blowing; snorting; breath; breeze

flavedo
N F
yellowness; yellow-color

flaveo
V
be yellow or gold-colored

flavesco
V
become/turn yellow/gold

flavitas
N F
yellowness; glitter

flavor
N F
yellowness; (Erasmus)

flavus
ADJ
yellow| golden| gold colored; flaxen| blond; gloden-haired (Latham)

flebile
ADV
lamentably| dolefully| tearfully

flebilis
ADJ
lamentable| causing/worthy of/accompanied by tears; doleful| tearful| weeping

flecharia
service of supplying arrows.

flecharius
a fletcher.

flechia
an arrow.

flechiare
to make arrows.

flecta
an arrow; a hurdle.

fleebotimacio
bleeding.

fleo
V
cry for; cry| weep

fleta
an arm of the seas.

fletus
N M
weeping| crying| tears; wailing; lamenting

flexanimus
ADJ
head-swaying; moving; touched; moved

flexarius
a fletcher.

flexibilis
ADJ
flexible| pliant

flexibilitas
N F
flexibility| pliability

flexilis
ADJ
pliant| pliable| supple

flexiloquus
ADJ
equivocal| ambiguous

flexipes
ADJ
crooked-footed| twining

flexuosus
um| flexuosior -or -us| flexuosissimus -a -um ADJ
curved; with many curves in it| full of bends/turns; winding/sinuous/tortuous

flexus
N M
turning| winding; swerve; bend; turning point

flictus
N M
striking together| dashing against

fligo
V TRANS
beat or dash down

flo
V
breathe; blow

flocci
flock| refuse wool.

floccifacio
V
consider unimportant

floccipendo
V TRANS
take (little) account of| consider of no/any importance); (usu. negative)

floccus
N M
tuft/wisp of wool; [(non) ~i facere/pendere => to consider of no importance]

Flora
N F
Flora; godess of flowers

floratus
embroidered with flowers; scented.

Floreat regina regina
May it flourish. (The motto of the City of Regina, Saskatchewan Canada)

florens
or -us| florentissimus -a -um ADJ
blooming/in bloom| flowering; flowery| bright/shining; flourishing| prosperous

florenus
a florin| a gold coin| first coined at Florence| 1252.

floreo
V
flourish| blossom| be prosperous; be in one's prime

floresco
V
(begin to) blossom; increase in physical vigor or renown

floreus
ADJ
flowery

floridus
ADJ
blooming; flowery; florid

florifer
ADJ
flowery; flower bearing| producing flowers; carring flowers

floriger
ADJ
flowery; flower bearing| producing flowers; carring flowers

Floruit
Flourished

flos
N M
flower| blossom; youthful prime

flosculus
N M
little flower| floweret; the best of anything| the "flower"

flota
a fleet; a raft.

fluctifragus
ADJ
wave-breaking

fluctio
N F
flowing; flow

fluctivagus
ADJ
wave-tossed; wave-driven

Fluctuat nec mergitur
It is tossed by the waves but it does not sink

fluctuatio
N F
swaying/shaking| restless movement (wave); vacillation/uncertainity/fluctuation

fluctuo
V
rise in waves| surge| swell| undulate| fluctuate; float; be agitated/restless

fluctuor
V DEP
waver| be in doubt| hesitate

fluctuosus
ADJ
full of waves| stormy

fluentum
N
stream; river

fluidus
ADJ
liquid; soft| feeble

fluito
V
float; flow; waver

flumen
N
river| stream; [ ADVerso flumine => against the current]

fluo
V
flow| stream; emanate| proceed from; fall gradually

fluorescens
ADJ
fluorescent

fluorescentia
N F
fluorescence

fluus
ADJ
flowing (septemfluus = seven-flowing mouth of the Nile)

fluvialis
ADJ
river

fluviaticus
ADJ
river-; of a river

fluviatilis
ADJ
river-; of a river (Collins)

fluvidus
ADJ
flowing| fluid

fluvius
N M
river| stream; running water

fluxilis
ADJ
fluid

fluxus
ADJ
flowing; fluid; loose; transient| frail| dissolute