etńe vt. To choose or determine by some other means from among multiple options.
etukut vt. To ladle out or dip out or spoon out.
faf vt. To blow or produce a current of (air or some other fluid).
fahra vi. To laugh.
faj vi. To be high, lofty.
farh vt. To participate in or play a game, in the sense of “fefarh”.
fe- va. Converts the verb into a noun representing a result or abstraction of the process of the action or state described by the verb (‘the result of [verb]-ing is that one is undergoing [noun]’).
fêâfkâr n. Diffusion; scattering.
feajnôn n. Prosperity.
feajz n. The state of being in the sky; enskyment.
fêâkćâ n. A strike or hit.
fêân n. Intelligence.
fećakaj n. Understanding; wisdom; sapience.
fećam n. Thought.
fećantan n. Knowledge.
fêćêr n. An act or deed.
fêćîn n. An elongation; an extension; a stretch; a reaching forth.
feegiš n. The emotion of disappointment.
fêêk n. Continuation of or persistence in some action.
feeris n. Brightness.
fees n. A glow.
feetfet n. Succession.
feetifrak n. A breaking off.
feetihajćûr n. A travelling away, an outward journey.
feetihej n. A departure.
feetńe n. A choice, decision, or determination from among multiple options.
fefaf n. Wind.
fefahra n. A laugh; when transnumeral, laughter.
fefaj n. Highness, loftiness.
fefarh n. An often ritualized following of an abstract rule set which might or might not be self-modifying, and which requires input from a follower.
fefen n. Spatial nearness, closeness, or proximity.
fefjat n. A creation //ex nihilo//.
fefrak n. Brokenness.
fegeh n. The state of serving or working for another; servitude (but with less negative connotations) or employment (as a state).
fêgêrt n. Largeness.
fehajćûr n. A journey, voyage, or trip.
fehar n. Heat.
fêhât n. Hearing.
fehaûn n. Chaos; disorder; confusion.
fehej n. Movement; motion.
fehim n. A lack; deficiency; absence.
fehjeh n. The quality of being set apart for religious purposes; sacredness, holiness.
fehraj n. A consumption by fire.
fehrez n. Anger; wrath; fury; ire.
fehrima n. Newness; novelty.
feij n. A dream.
feiregiš n. A disappointment; a failure to fulfil an expectation.
feireris n. A brightening.
feires n. An ignition.
feirhej n. A propulsion or launch.
feirhrima n. A renewal or rejuvenation.
fêîrît n. A termination of something by someone; an ending.
feirkef n. Preponement; advancement nearer in time.
feirketpneš n. Preparation of someone or something.
fêîrkhêh n. A killing; a murder.
feirkiš n. Delay; postponement.
feirne n. An act of giving; a donation.
feirsej n. A revelation; an unveiling; an apocalypse.
feirśen n. A mixing or blending together.
feiršite n. Causation of something to happen.
feirśrep n. Birth.
feirter n. Preservation.
fêîrzîń n. Completion of something.
fêît n. An end, ending, conclusion.
feitsjat n. A stabbing.
feizet n. The medium of writing (usual meaning when the noun is transnumeral).
fekaje n. A bite.
fêkârhâš n. Powerlessness; impotence; helplessness.
fekef n. The state of being soon.
feketpneš n. Preparation (of oneself); readiness.
fêkhêh n. Deadness; lifelessness.
feki​ n. Shouting, yelling, crying.
fekiš n. The state of being in the far future; remoteness forward in time.
fêkjâm n. A game of chance, perceived not as an amusement but as a ritual or divinatory activity.
fêkrâhrêt n. An act of scratching.
fekreš n. Annihilation; destruction.
fekse n. An incision; a cut.
fêkzîćêr n. Inaction.
femah n. Emptiness; void; vacuum.
femajern n. Length.
femej n. Thinness.
fêmêjk n. A victory in a game of chance, in the sense of “fêkjâmi”.
femik n. Representation or symbolism.
femim n. Peace; calm; placidity; serenity; stillness.
fen verb. To be spatially near or close to.
fêńâf n. Fatness; obesity.
fenahwe n. Acquaintance or familiarity with something.
fêńê n. A sneer or contemptuous grimace.
fene n. Possession, ownership.
feńerk n. Shortness in length.
fepahtij n. Physical strength.
fepat n. Flatness.
fêpêm n. Thickness.
fêpsâ n. An act of spitting.
fes pn. The interrogative pronoun; what; who; which.
feśag n. A mock, taunt, or gibe.
fešaj n. Song.
fêšâp n. Fullness.
fešara n. Amusement; entertainment.
fešat n. The process of reading or reading meaning into something.