- "float"
folclore "folklore" (from
English folklore)
fornido "strong, robust"
fornir "provide"
forrar "cover"
frambuesa "raspberry"
Franco "candid"
Franco "franc...
-
Gothic stakka Estacar[v] (to stake) from
Gothic stakka Fona from
Gothic fon
Fornir[v] from
Gothic frumjan Godo/Gótico from
Gothic guthans Guerra, Guerreio...
-
Troops Poland
Polish Air
Force operated six
aircraft (1918-1919),
nicknamed Fornir ("Veneer"). Ukrainian People's
Republic Ukrainian People's
Republic Air...
- Grøndahl, 1888), p. 274. http://timarit.is/view_page_init.jsp?pageId=3552604, '
Fornir bæir
undir Hekluhrauni', Sunnudagsblað Tímans, 5.
April 1964. http://timarit...
- deed'.
fornecer vb. 'to provide, make strong',
derived from Old
Galician fornir id. ('et [cresçeo] logo et
fezose fornydo', 14th century), from
French fournir...
