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faardin, farden, fardin, farthin, faurd$n, faurdin, faurthen, faurthin, ferdin,
faurdin [ˈfɑːrdɪn, ˈfɔːrdɪn, N. I. ˈfaːrdɪn]
n. A farthing.
n. A farthing.
faas, faase, faaseheid, faasheid, falsehood, falsehud, falset, faucit, faus, fause, fauseheid, fauseheid, fausehood, fausehuid, fauseness, fauset, fauss, fausset, faussheid, faussness, fawse,
fause [fɑːs, fɔːs, N. I. faːs]
adj. False.
adj. False.
Compounds and phrases etc.
fauseheid: A flasehood, deceit.
fauseness: Falseness.
fauseness: Falseness.
faat, faater, faatit, faator, fau$t, fau$tit, faut, faute, fauter, faut-free, fautit, fautor, fawt, forfaat, forfat, forfault, forfaut,
faut [fɑːt, fɔːt, N. I. faːt]
n. A fault. A want, lack, need, often of food. The cause of some wrong. Harm or injury.
v. To find fault with, to blame.
pt. pp. fautit Faulted, blamed, accused.
n. A fault. A want, lack, need, often of food. The cause of some wrong. Harm or injury.
v. To find fault with, to blame.
pt. pp. fautit Faulted, blamed, accused.
Compounds and phrases etc.
fauter: A faulter, wrongdoer.
faut-free: Faultless.
forfaut [fərˈ-]: To forfeit, to deprive of rights on property.
play a faut: To be guilty of misconduct, misbehave, to commit a fault.
faut-free: Faultless.
forfaut [fərˈ-]: To forfeit, to deprive of rights on property.
play a faut: To be guilty of misconduct, misbehave, to commit a fault.
faaver, faaverite, faavour, faavoured, faavourite, faavrit, fauvor, fauvorit, fauvour, fauvourite, fauvrit, faver, faverite, favor, favorite, favoured, favourit, favourit, favourt, favrit, fawor, faworite, fawvour, fawvour, fawvour, fawvourite, fawvourite, fawvourite,
fauvour [ˈfɑːvər, ˈfɔːvər, N. I. ˈfaːvər]
n. Favour, appearance, looks.
pl. fauvours Dainties, tit-bits.
v. To favour, to resemble.
pt. pp. favourt, favoured
n. Favour, appearance, looks.
pl. fauvours Dainties, tit-bits.
v. To favour, to resemble.
pt. pp. favourt, favoured
See faur also.
Compounds and phrases etc.
fauvourable: Favourable.
fauvourite: Favourite.
for ony fauvour: For any sake, for goodness' sake.
in fauvours o: In favour of.
fauvourite: Favourite.
for ony fauvour: For any sake, for goodness' sake.
in fauvours o: In favour of.
aff_fa$ins, aff-fa, aff-fa$, aff-faa, aff-fains, aff-faw, aff-fawins, befa, befa$, befa$n, befaa, befaan, befall, befaw, befaw, befawen, befawn, doonfa, doonfa$, doonfaa, doonfaw, dounfaa, dounfaw, fa, fa$, fa$an, fa$en, fa$in, fa$ins, fa$n, fa$-tae, faa, faa$in, faa$n, faad, faaen, faain, faains, faal, faalin, faan, faan, faas, faa-tae, fain, fains, fal, fall, fao, fas, fa-tae, faun, faw, faw_oot, fawen, fawin, fawins, fawn, faws, faw-tae, faw-ti, fel, fell, onfa, onfa$, onfaa, onfaw, ootfa, ootfa$, ootfa$in, ootfaa, ootfaain, ootfalling, ootfaw, ootfawin, outfa, outfa$, outfaa, outfaw, outfawin, shoartfa, shoartfa$, shoartfaa, shoartfaal, shoartfal, shoartfall, shoartfao, shoartfaw, shortfa, shortfa$, shortfaa, shortfaal, shortfal, shortfall, shortfao, shortfaw,
faw [fɑː, fɔː, N. I. faː]
n. A fall, a unit of measurement 18 fit. A mouse- or rat-trap, usually one that falls on and crushes the creature.
In measurements the singular is used as the pl. With numerals.
v. To fall. To befall. To become.
pt. fell [fɛl]
pp. fawen [fɑːn, fɔːn, N. I. faːn]
n. A fall, a unit of measurement 18 fit. A mouse- or rat-trap, usually one that falls on and crushes the creature.
In measurements the singular is used as the pl. With numerals.
v. To fall. To befall. To become.
pt. fell [fɛl]
pp. fawen [fɑːn, fɔːn, N. I. faːn]
Compounds and phrases etc.
aff-faw(ins): Remnant(s), left over(s), scrap(s).
befaw [bəˈ-]: To befall. pt. befell pp. befawen
dounfaw: A downfall.
fawin [ˈfɑːɪn, ˈfɔː-, N. I. ˈfaː-]: Falling.
faw oot: To fall out, quarrel, disagree.
faw ower: To fall asleep.
faws [fɑːz, fɔːz, N. I. faːz]: Falls.
faw tae, faw til: Fall to, begin.
faw til it contracted faw til't: To begin.
faw-tae: A lean-to building, a penthouse.
infaw: The junction of two roads or rivers etc.
onfaw: Rain, snow, attack, beginning.
ootfaw, ootfawin [ˈutfɑːn, -fɔːn, N. I. -faːn]: A quarrel, a falling out.
shortfaw: A shortfall.
befaw [bəˈ-]: To befall. pt. befell pp. befawen
dounfaw: A downfall.
fawin [ˈfɑːɪn, ˈfɔː-, N. I. ˈfaː-]: Falling.
faw oot: To fall out, quarrel, disagree.
faw ower: To fall asleep.
faws [fɑːz, fɔːz, N. I. faːz]: Falls.
faw tae, faw til: Fall to, begin.
faw til it contracted faw til't: To begin.
faw-tae: A lean-to building, a penthouse.
infaw: The junction of two roads or rivers etc.
onfaw: Rain, snow, attack, beginning.
ootfaw, ootfawin [ˈutfɑːn, -fɔːn, N. I. -faːn]: A quarrel, a falling out.
shortfaw: A shortfall.
faa, fal, fau, faun, fauns, faw, fawn, fawns,
faw [fɑː, fɔː, N. faː(v)]
adj. Variegated, of different colours.
adj. Variegated, of different colours.
Compounds and phrases etc.
fawn: A white spot on moorish and mossy ground. pl. fawns Rough wet places on the hills.
fa$bala, fabala, fawbala,
fawbala [ˈfɑːbələ, ˈɔː-, N. ˈfaː-]
n. A falbala, a flounce, trimming, furbelow.
n. A falbala, a flounce, trimming, furbelow.
Falnash, Falnesh, Fawenesh,
Fawenesh [fɑːnˈɛʃ]
pn. Falnash (Borders).
pn. Falnash (Borders).
From faw + -en + esh
Fa$kirk, Faakirk, Fakirk, Faukirk, Fawkirk, Fawkirt, The_Bairns,
Fawkirk [ˈfɑːkɪrk, ˈfɔːkɪrk]
pn. Falkirk (Fife).
pn. Falkirk (Fife).
Compounds and phrases etc.
Fawkirk Bairns: The people of Falkirk.
The Bairns: A nickname for Falkirk football club.
The Bairns: A nickname for Falkirk football club.
Faalaa, Fawlaw,
Fawlaw [ˈfɑːlə]
pn. Falla (Borders).
pn. Falla (Borders).