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f.

1
  1. (in prescriptions) make.

Origin of f.

1
From the Latin word fac

f.

2
  1. (in prescriptions) let them be made.

Origin of f.

2
From the Latin word fīant

f.

3
  1. (in prescriptions) let it be made; let there be made.

Origin of f.

3
From the Latin word fiat

f.

4
  1. (in the Netherlands) guilder; guilders.

Origin of f.

4
From the Dutch word florin

f.

5
  1. farad.
  2. farthing.
  3. father.
  4. fathom.
  5. feet.
  6. female.
  7. feminine.
  8. filly.
  9. fine.
  10. fluid (ounce).
  11. folio.
  12. following.
  13. foot.
  14. form.
  15. formed of.
  16. franc.
  17. from.
  18. Mathematics. function (of).

F.

  1. Fahrenheit.
  2. February.
  3. Fellow.
  4. forint.
  5. franc; francs.
  6. France.
  7. French.
  8. Friday.

Weingartner

[vahyn-gahrt-nuh r]
noun
  1. (Paul) Fe·lix (Ed·ler von Münz·berg) [poul fey-liks eyd-luh r fuh n mynts-berk] /paʊl ˈfeɪ lɪks ˈeɪd lər fən ˈmüntsˌbɛrk/, 1863–1942, Austrian composer, conductor, and writer.
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British Dictionary definitions for f.

f.

F.

abbreviation for
  1. fathom(s)
  2. female
  3. grammar feminine
  4. plural ff. or FF. folio
  5. plural ff. following (page)
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