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Frühlingslied 136
Frühlingslied [Ger], spring song.
Frühschoppen [Ger], beer drunk before luncheon, esp. after a great
feast the night before: Ger. students' slang.
Frühstuck [Ger], breakfast.
Frühzug [Ger], early train; morning train.
frusques [Fr], clothes; togs; toggery: colloq.
frustra laborat qui omnibus piacere studet [L], he labors in vain who
tries to please everybody.
fservyo charoshevo [Russ], all the best!
fuego [Sp], fire. —en fuego, under fire: mil.
fuente [Sp], fountain; spring; source.
fuero [Sp], statute law; usage having the force of law; privileges granted
to a province; also, jurisdiction of a tribunal: Sp. law.
fuerza [Sp], force, power. —a fuerza de, by dint of; by means of. —a
toda fuerza, at full speed. —fuerza electromotriz, electromotive force:
abbr. f.e.m.
fuese por lana, y volvió trasquilada [Sp], she went for wool and
returned shorn.
fuga [It; pi. fuge], a fugue: music.
fughetta [It], a short fugue: music.
fugit hora [L], the hour flies: Ovid.
fugit irreparabile tempus [L], irrecoverable time flies (or glides away):
Virgil.
Führer or Fuehrer [Ger], leader; chief; specif., leader of the Nazis in
Germany. See DER FÜHRER.
Führerschaft [Ger], leadership; direction; command.
fuimus [L], we have been. —fuimus Troes, we (once) were Trojans;
our day is over: Virgil.
fuit Ilium [L], Troy was (i.e., exists no longer); its day is over: Virgil.
fulmen brutum [L], a senseless thunderbolt; empty threat.
fumum et opes strepitumque Romae [L], the smoke, the wealth, and
the din of Rome: Juvenal.
functus officio [L], having performed his office; hence, resigned from
office.
fundamentum iustitiae est fides [L], the foundation of justice is good
faith: Cicero.
funzioni [It], functions; offices; religious services; Masses.
fuoco [It], fire; passion: music.
furiosamente [It], passionately; vehemently: music.
furioso [It], furious; passionate; vehement.
furor arma ministrat [L], rage supplies arms: Virgil.
furor loquendi [L], a rage for speaking.
furor poeticus [L], poetic frenzy.
furor scribendi [L], a rage for writing.
Fürst der Schatten [Ger], Prince of Shades; Death.