F faber = metal smith faber = maker, smith faber aerarius = ironsmith faber faerarius = coppersmith, black smith faber lignarius = carpenter faber lignarius = maker+of wood/ carpenter, woodcutter faber muarius = bricklayer faber serraius = locksmith, mechanic fabor scrarius = fabor/faber/maker, smith; scrarius/? factis tribus denunciationibus = after the publication of three marriage banns (three marriage banns having been published) factus = made falso = falsely, incorrectly famella = housemaid familia = family familiaris = relative, slave, friend, follower famula = [female] servant; handmaid [might have worked in the house most of the time] famulus = [male] servant februarii = of February fecunda = pregnant femina = female, woman, wife fere = almost, nearly feria = day, holiday festum = feast, festival, wedding fidelis = faithful figulus = stove fitter, potter fil(ius/ia) (il)legitimus/a = illegitimate son/daughter filia = daughter filia populae = illegitimate daughter filia, filius = daughter, son filialibus = branch of a parish filiaster = stepson filiastra = stepdaughter filiola = little daughter filiolus = little son filius = son filius legitimus = legitimate son filius populi = illegitimate son finis = border, end firmarius = farmer flusor sanguinis = bled to death focus = hearth, fireplace, home foderator = fuller, cloth worker fodiator = digger foemina (foeminin.) = woman, female folium = page fons (fontis) = baptismal font, spring, fountain fossor = grave digger, miner frater = brother fuerunt = they were fui = I was fuit = he/she was Fuitne provisos Sacramentis Moribundorum = were the last rites provided to the dying person? (response: "provisos" or "non provisos") funifex = rope maker; twine manufacturer furnarius = baker DISEASES feber (febris) = fever febres calidve = febres (fever); calidve/calidus is hot, heat, warmth febris = fever febris angina = angina febris bilosa = jaundice; a term loosely applied to certain enteric (intestinal) and malarial fevers; typhoid, malaria, hepatitis or elevated temperature and bile emesis /fever due to a liver disorder febris castrensis = camp fever febris flava = yellow fever febris glarea = gravel febris nervosa = nervous fever, [?]strong fever febris perniciosa = deadly fever febris petechialis = spotted fever febris puerperalis = puerperal fever; febris/fever; puerperium/childbirth; fever caused by an infection after the childbirth febris rubra = scarlet fever febris tiphoida = an infectious, often fatal, febrile disease, usually occurring in the summer months, characterized by intestinal inflammation and ulceration caused by the bacterium salmonella typhi, which is usually introduced by food or drink. Symptoms include prolonged hectic fever, malaise, rose spots, abdominal pain, enlarged spleen, slowness of heart rate, delirium, and low white-blood cell count. The name came from the disease's similarity to typhus fluxus = dysentery frenesis, phraenesis = brain inflammation (generally in reference to infants?); literally delirium/wildness frantic/passionately