Tautisca Dictionary
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essiti n. exit; way out, solution; outcome, result; denouement
essorman v. rise out of, emerge (from behind or below something) + Abl..
estar prep. outside of, without
estaridu n. picnic
estic conj. (enforcing particles in questions) "really? Is it true, that ...?"
etimologi n. etymology
ewangelin n. gospel.
fa conj. Particle introducing questions; whether
fáchus n. forearm, elbow; cubit
fáditen v. to sweeten
fádus adj. sweet
fafa n. bean
faffa n. frog
faffuncun n. tadpole
fágu n. beech
faiditen v. to persuade, convince
faidus adj. faithful, religious, pious
failun n. club (weapon)
faiman v. to be afraid of
faimun n. fear
faisten v. to believe, trust
faisti n. belief, faith, trust
faisus adj. fearsome, scary
fáman v. to appear (to), to seem
fánus adj. shiny, bright
farcha n. mountain range
farchus n. mountain
farmun n. pregnancy; fruit of womb, embry, foetus
farra n. beard
farratus adj. bearded
farratus2 n. bearded man
fastai n. calendar
fáten v. to say
fau conj. ceu - ceu or (in questions)
fauchiten v. to subdue
fauchuman v. to bow, stoop, to bend (intr.)
fauditen v. to wake (tr.)
fausten v. to note, pay attention, observe
fáwus adj. safe, sound.
fáwutatu n. safety.
febunun v. to run away, flee
fécra n. sister in law (husband's sister)
feda n. Traditional Tautisca customs and law
fediscus adj. according to the feda, compliant with the feda
fér n. animal, beast
ferfus n. beaver
férmun n. burden
feror n. sister
feror2 v. s.
feroris v. happen(s), appear(s)
feruntis adj. pregnant
férus n. animal, beast
prep. by, with
fica n. bee
fida n. gap; difference, disparity; disagreement
fiffa n. sister (familiar form), younger sister, sister-in-law
filosofi n. philosophy
filosoficus adj. philosophical, pertaining to philosophy
filosofis adj. philosophical, pertaining to philosophers
filosofiscus adj. philosophical (manner, method)
filosofus n. philosopher
fisten v. to split
fisti n. split, splitting
fistun n. fissure, cleft, crevice, crack
fíten v. to hit, beat
fíti n. blow, slap, punch
fítulun n. axe
fléten v. to howl, to blow (wind)
flóditen v. to talk, to speak
flóma n. flower
flómucullichti n. anthology
flóten v. to blossom, to flower
fodin n. grave
foditen v. to dig
fodus n. pit, hole (in the ground)
fomman v. to dig
fommun n. ditch, trench
fópiten v. to get s.o.
forchiten v. to serve (s.o.)
forchten v. to care for (s.o)
forchu n. South; noon
forga n. harrow
formus adj. warm.
forna n. offspring, children
fornun n. child; infant / baby
forten v. to carry, to bear
forti n. carrying, bearing; pregancy
fortor n. bearer
forun n. hallway
forus n. harvest, yield
foyaten v. to be afraid
foyus n. fight, battle
frallis n. younger brother, (coll.) brother
frátor n. brother
frechten v. to break (tr.)
frechtiwus adj. fragile, delicate
freguman adj. to break (intr.)
frutun n. stew
fuchi n. density, thickness
fuchten v. to bend

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