Scanlon's Latin Grammar - Essan.org

SECOND LATIN
externus, external
extinguere, -tinxi, -tinctus, to extinguish,
to destroy
extra, outside of; ad -, external, outward,
outwardly
extrahere, -traxi, ..tractus, to release, to
extract
extraneus, mO} outsider, stranger
extrenlus, last; ad extremum, finally
extrinsece, extrinsically, externally
extrinsecus, outward, external
exuere, -ui, -utus, to free from, to deliver
F
facere, feci, factus, to make, to cause,
to grant, to yield, to bring forth
facies, fo} face, appearance, aspect;
a facie, because of, frarn before;
facie ad faciem, face to face
facile, easily
facilitas, fo} n1eans, facility, ease
factitius, factitious, artificial
factor, mO} nlaker
factum, nO} deed, act
facultas, fo} facul ty
falsitas, fo, falseness
falsus, false
familia, f.} family, household
famula, fo} servant
famulus, tnO} servant
fas, la\vful
fateri (depo 2), fassus, to avow, to confess
favilla, fo} ashes
favor, mO} favor
felicitas, fo, happiness, bliss
femina, f.} woman
fere, almost
feria, f.} day of the week; - quinta
(V), Thursday
fermentatus, fermented
festivus, festive, feast
festus, feastal, festive; dies -, holy
day; dies festos agere, to spend holy
days
fetus, m O} fetus
fictitius, fictitious
fidere (semidepo 3), fisus, to trust
fides, f.} faith; ex fide, in good faith,
as a matter of faith; ultra fidem,
incredible
fiducia, f.} confidence
fieri, factus, to becolne, to be made;
factum est, it came to pass; fiat, so
be it, very good; ut fit, as is commonly
the case
figmentwn, nO} fancy
figura, fo} shape
filia, fo} daughter
filialis, filial
filius, mO} son, child
finis, mo and fo} end, confine, limit;
sine fine, ceaselessly
firmamentum, nO} firmament, strength
firmare, to strengthen
firmitas, fO} firmness
firmus, firm, inflexible
flagitium, nO} shameful thing
flamma, fo} flan1e
flatus, mO} blowing, breath
Florentinus, of Florence
flos, mO} flower
fons, mO} fountain, source, \vell, spring
foras, out of doors, forth, out, outside
forma, fo} form
formalis, formal, essential
formaliter, forn1ally
formare, to train, to guide, to fonn
forsitan, perhaps
forte, perchance; nisi -, unless to be
sure
fortis, strong, valiant, mighty, grievous;
a fortiori, with the greater
force
fortitudo, f., fortitude, strength,
power