Fie to Fifty

This dictionary contains English, Spanish and Tagalog words from the early 20th century, quite a few of which are obsolete. The spelling and meaning of the words herein may be slightly different from current usage. Still, we believe this is a useful reference especially for those studying Philippine literature and documents from that period.

Fie, int. [fai] (Ugh. Begone!)
¡Vaya!.
¡Ayan! ALIS!

Fief, n. [fif]
Feudo.
Bagay ó dang̃al na tinaglay dahil sa paglilingkod.

Field, n. [fild]
Campo, campiña, campaña.
Bukid, bukiran, parang, larang̃an.

Field piece, n. [fíld-piz]
Artillería de campaña.
Kanyong may gulong.

Fiend, n. [find] (wicked person)
Enemigo, demonio.
Kaaway, kalaban; demonyo.

Fiendish, adj. [fíndish]
Ente infernal, demoniaco.
Parang demonyo.

Fierce, adj. [firz]
Fiero, feroz.
Mabang̃is, mabagsik.

Fierceness, n. [fírznes]
Fiereza, ferocidad.
Kabang̃isan, kabagsikan.

Fieriness, n. [fáierines]
Ardor, fogosidad.
Init, pusok.

Fiery, adj. [fáieri]
Igneo; fogoso, colérico.
Nag-aapoy, maning̃as, malyab; mapusok, magagalitín.

Fife, n. [fáif] (musical pipe)
Pífano.
Pito.

Fifteen, adj. [fíftin]
Quince.
Labíng limá. LABING-LIMA

Fifteenth, adj. [fíftinz]
Décimo quinto, quinceno.
Ika labing limá.

Fifth, adj. [fifz]
Quinto.
Ika lima. IKA-LIMA

Fifthly, adv. [fífzli]
En quinto lugar.
Sa ika lima. SA IKA-LIMA

Fiftieth, adj. [fíftiez]
Quincuagésimo.
Ika limang pû. IKA-LIMANGPU

Fifty, adj. [fífti]
Cincuenta.
Limang pû. LIMANGPU

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