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feorh-sēoc, adj., life-sick, mortally wounded, 820.

feorh-sweng, st. m., [life-blow] deadly blow, 24S9.

feorh-wund, st. f., life-wound, deadly wound, 2385.

feorm, st. f., food, sustenance, 451.

feormend, st. m. (pres. part.), polisher; pl. 2256.

feormend-lēas, adj., polisher-less, wanting the furbisher, 2761.

feormian, w. v.

(1) polish; subj. pres. 2253.

(2) eat, devour; pp. gefeormod, 744.

feorr, see fēor.

feorran, adv., from afar,

(1) of space, 361, etc.

(2) of time, 91, 2106 (of old times).

feorran-cund, adj. come from afar, 1795.

feor-weg, st. m., far way, distant land, 37.

fēower, num., four, 59, 1637, etc.

fēower-tȳne, num., fourteen, 1641.

fēran, w. v., fare, go, 27, 839, etc.; subj. pres. pl., fēran, 254.

ge-fēran, w. v.

(1) trans., go to, reach, gain, bring about, 1221, 1855, 2844, 3063.

(2) intrans., fare, behave; pret. pl., frēcne gefērdon, “they behaved daringly,” 1691.

ferh, 2706, see feorh.

ferh, st. m., [farrow] boar, figure of a boar on a helmet, 305.

ferhð, st. m., heart, mind, etc., 754, 1166, 3176, etc.

ferhð-frec, adj., bold-minded, 1146.

ferhð-genīðla, w. m., life-foe, deadly foe, 2881.

ferian, w. v., [ferry] bear, carry, bring; pres. pi. ferigeað, 333; pret. pl. feredon, 1154, etc., fyredon, 378 ; pp. pl. geferede, 361.

æt-ferian, w. v., bear off, 1669.

ge-ferian, w. v., bear, bring, 1638, etc.; imperat. pl. 1st, ge-ferian, “let us bear,” 3107.

of-ferian, w. v., bear off, 1583.

oð-ferian, w. v., bear away, save, 2141.

fetel-hilt, st. neut., belted hilt, 1563.

fetian, w. v., fetch; pp. fetod, 1310.

ge-fetian, w. v., fetch, bring, 2190.

fēða, w. m., troop on foot, troop of warriors, troop, 1327, 1424, 2544, etc.

fēðe, st. neut., movement, pace, 970.

fēðe-cempa, w. m., foot-champion, foot-warrior, 1544, etc.

fēðe-gest, st. m., foot-guest, 1976.

fēðe-lāst, st. m., [movement-track] foot-track, 1632.

feðer-gearwa, st. f. pl., feather-gear, 3119.

fēðe-wīg, st. m., foot-war, battle on foot, 2364.

fex, see feax.

fīf, num., five, 545; inflected, fīfe, 420.

fīfel-cynn, st. neut., monster-kin, race of monsters, 104,

fīf-tēne, num., fifteen; acc. fȳftȳne, 1582; inflected gen., fīftēna sum, “with fourteen others,” 207.

fīftig, num., fifty; as adj. 2209; with gen. 2733; inflected gen. sg. fīftiges, 3042.

findan, st. v., find, 7, 207, etc.; obtain, prevail, 2373: inf. swā hyt weorðlīcost fore-snotre men findan mihton, “as very wise men could most worthily devise it,” 3162.

on-findan, st. v., find out, perceive, observe, discover, 750, 1293, 1890, etc.

finger, st. m., finger, 760, etc.

fīras, st. m. pl., men, 91, etc.; gen. pl. fȳra, 2250. [“Beiträge” x. 487.]

firen, fyren, st. f., crime, violence, 137, 915, etc.; acc. fyrene, 153, 2480, etc., firen, 1932. dat. pl. fyrenum, “by crimes,