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Glossary of Latin Words.
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  • fenestra:—a window.
  • fenestreola:—a small window.
  • fengera:—fern.
  • fennatio. See feonatio.
  • fenissa:—a haymaker.
  • femura:—a fence.
  • fenticius. See finticius.
  • feodalis, feudalis:—feudal; a vassal.
  • feodalitas, feoditas:—fealty .
  • feodamentum:—feoffment.
  • feodare:—to enfeoff.
  • feodarius, feodatarius:—a feodary, an officer of the court of wards; a feudal tenant by service.
  • feodelitas:—fealty, which is correctly fidelitas.
  • feodi firma:—fee farm.
  • feoditas:—fealty.
  • feodum:—a fee; a fief.
  • feodum talliatum:—fee tail.
  • feoffamentum:—a feoffment, grant of tenements, &c. in fee.
  • feoffare:—to enfeoff, to grant in fee.
  • feoffator:—a feoffor.
  • feoffatus:—a feoffee.
  • feonatio:—the fawning season, fence month, a fortnight before and a fortnight after Midsummer.
  • feoragium:—straw.
  • fera:—a wild beast, used especially for deer.
  • feragium:—forage.
  • ferandus. See ferrandus.
  • ferculum:— a dish; a mess; a litter.
  • ferdella, ferdellum. See fardella.
  • ferecia:—a quilt.
  • feretriarius:—a man in charge of a bier or shrine.
  • feria:—a fair; a day of the week; a ferry.
  • Feria prima:—Sunday.
  • Feria secunda:—Monday, and so on.
  • feriagium:—payment for ferrying.
  • ferialis. See feriatus.
  • feriatio:—a holiday.
  • feriatus dies:—a feast day, saint's day, holiday.
  • ferinæ carnes:—venison.
  • feritorium:—a swingle; a beetle.
  • ferlingata, ferlingus:—four acres; a quarter of a yard land.
  • ferlingellus:—a measure of corn.
  • ferlingus:—a farthing.
  • fermina:—custody.
  • fermisona:—the winter season for killing does.
  • fernere:—to empty.
  • fernigo:—waste land, covered with fern.
  • ferragia:—pasture, land where forage is grown.
  • ferramentum:—an iron tool or instrument; a horseshoe; a ploughshare; a tire; irons for a prisoner.
  • ferrandus, ferrantus:—iron grey.
  • ferrare:—to shoe a horse; to put an iron tire on a wheel.
  • ferrarius, ferrator:—a smith.