[feˈɾata]
1. feminine noun Wound, injury.
Etymology: From fer-, stem of ferăre, plus derivative suffix -ata.
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ferăre
[ˈfeɾəɾe]
1. transitive verb To hurt, to wound, to injure.
Etymology: From Latin ferire.
forza
[ˈfoɾza]
1. feminine noun Strength.
Etymology: From Latin fortia.
fort
[foɾt]
1. adjective Strong.
Etymology: From Latin fortis.
fotujăre
[foˈtujəɾe]
1. intransitive verb To fuck (informal word).
2. transitive verb To fuck someone (informal word), to have sexual intercourse with someone.
Etymology: From Latin futuere.
fronta
[ˈfɾonta]
1. feminine noun Forehead.
Etymology: From Latin frons, frontis.
feza
[ˈfeza]
1. feminine noun Face.
Etymology: From Latin facies via *fetias.
famìllal
familla
[faˈmiʎa]
1. feminine noun Family.
Etymology: From Latin familia.