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fund, funda, fundi Latin a sling; the bottom
fune, funebri, funere Latin a funeral; death
funebris ornamenting graves, growing on graves, of cemeteries,; funereal, of, belonging to, suggesting a
funeral, gloomy, from Latin funer-, funus n. funeral.
funereus -a -um funer'eus (few-NEER-ee-us) ominous, lamentable.
funestus -a -um ominous, lamentable.
fung-, fungi, fungus, -fungus Latin a mushroom, toadstool, fungus, mould, etc.
fungiformis mushroom-shaped
fungilliformis mushroom-shaped.
fungosus -a -um fungosus, resembling a fungus in texture and form, spongy
funi, funcul, funis, -funis Latin a rope, cord
funicularis, funiculatus rope-like, of a slender rope or cord, like string, cord, or rope as in some roots.
funiculosus -a -um arranged in ropes or bundles
funifer, funiferus bearing string-like or rope-like organs.
funiformis string-like or skein-like.
fur, furen Latin rage
furc-, furca, furci- Latin a fork, forked, cleft, from furca, furcae f., Latin noun, a two-pronged fork; a prop.
furcans, furcatus -a -um furcate, forked, cleft, with two long lobes, with prong-like terminal lobes, from
furca, furcae f., Latin noun, a two-pronged fork; a prop.
furcellatus -a -um minutely forked, diminutively forked.
Furcraea for Antoine François de Fourcroy (1755–1809), French chemist who helped establish the system
of chemical nomenclature
furfur Latin bran, scurf, dandruff
furfuraceus -a -um scurfy, covered with loose, bran-like (branny) scales or powder
furi, furios Latin rage, madness
furians wild, violent
furn-, furnari, furnus Latin an oven
Furnulum pani nolo. I don't want a toaster.
furor Latin madness, fury
furtiv- Latin secret; stolen
furunc Latin a boil; a petty thief
furvus dull, black, swarthy
fus-, fusi Latin a spindle; pour out
fusc- Latin dusky, brown
fuscatus -a -um browned, tanned.
fuscellus -a -um somewhat dusky.
fuscescens turning brown, somewhat brown.
fuscifolius -a -um fuscous-leaved
fuscipes with a brown stalk.
fusco-ater -atra -atrum brownish black.
fusco-luteus -a -um brownish yellow.
fuscopictus -a -um dark-colored
fuscoruber dark red
fuscotinctus -a -um dark-tinged
fuscus -a -um fuscus, brown, reddish-brown, blackish brown, dark, dusky
fuscatus -a -um browned, tanned
fuscellus -a -um somewhat dusky
fusi- referring to a spindle
fusiformis -a -um fusiform, spindle-shaped, thicker in the middle than at the ends, tapering at both ends,
carrot-shaped.
fusipes with a carrot-like base.
fust-, fusti, fustis Latin a club, cudge
fusus -a -um creeping or spreading on the ground, used in compound words.
Frrverkeri Swedish cv. fireworks