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• Fable(1) Primitive man conceives of the objects around him as possessing his own...
• Facefas: In Hebrew the translation of three expressions: (1) panim (2) `ayin, literally,...
• FactLit. "a deed." The word occurs only in the heading of the chapter, 2Ki 10 the King...
• Fadefad (nabhel; maraino): "To fade" is in the Old Testament the translation of nabhel,...
• Failfal (kalah, karath; ekleipo): "Fail" is both intransitive, "to fall short," "be...
• Fainfan (advb.): Occurs twice in English Versions of the Bible, in the sense of "gladly":...
• Faintfant (`ayeph, `uph, ya`aph, `alaph, aTaph, dawway, yaghea`, macac, rakhakh, paghar,...
• Fairfar: The word translated in the King James Version from 9 Hebrew and 4 Greek...
• Fair Havensfar ha'-v'-nz (Kaloi Limenes): A roadstead on the South coast of Crete, about 5 miles...
• Fairsfarz: Found only 5 times in the King James Version (Eze 27:12,14,16,19,27), apparently...
• Faith1. Etymology 2. Meaning: a Divergency 3. Faith in the Sense of Creed 4. A Leading...
• Faithful Sayingssa'-inz (pistos ho logos): "This is a faithful saying and worthy of all acceptation"...
• Faithful; Faithfulnessfath'-fool, fath'-fool-nes: 1. Faithfulness of God in the Old Testament 2....
• Faithlessfath'-les: The translation of apistos, "without faith," having the sense of...
• Falconfo'-k'-n, fol'-k'-n, fal'-kun: The Hebrews did not know the word. Their bird...
• Fallfol (vb.): The idea of falling is most frequently expressed in Hebrew by naphal, but...
• Fall, the1. Meaning of Genesis 3 2. Genesis 3 in the Old and New Testaments 3. The Fall and the...
• Falling StarsSee ASTRONOMY.
• Fallowfal'-o (damam): Damam is translated only once in the sense of "fallow" (Ex 23:11). The...
• False ProphetsSee PROPHESYINGS, FALSE.
• False Swearing; False WitnessSee OATH; PERJURY; CRIMES.
• False, Christsfols. See CHRISTS, FALSE.
• Falsehoodfols'-hood. See LYING.
• Famefam (shem, shema`; akoe, pheme): "Fame" has the twofold meaning, (1) of report or...
• Familiarfa-mil'-yar: Is found as an adjective qualifying "friend" and "spirit." (1) Used, in a...
• Family1. The Foundation 2. Monogamy, the Ideal Relation 3. Equality of the Sexes 4. Polygamy...
• Family RelationshipsSee RELATIONSHIPS, FAMILY.
• Famine1. Natural Causes 2. Famines Mentioned 3. Divine Relations 4. Figurative Uses The...
• Famishfam'-ish ra`ebh, razah): "To famish" as a transitive verb is the translation of...
• Fan, Fannerfan'-er: The word "fan" occurs 3 times only in the American Standard Revised Version...
• Fancyfan'-si (phantazo, "to cause to appear," "show"): In Ecclesiasticus 34:5, "And the...
• Far HouseThe marginal explanation in the Revised Version (British and American) of Beth-merhak...
• Far; Fartherfar, far'-ther: "Far" (adj.), distant, remote; (advb.) widely removed, is most...
• Farefar: Occurs twice in the Old Testament as the translation of two Hebrew words, shalom,...
• Farewellfar-wel' (chairo), Fare ye, or thou, well: Originally a wish at parting for those...
• Farmfarm: Mt 22:5 is the only passage where agros, has been rendered "farm." In the many...
• Farthingfar'-thing: The rendering of two words in the Greek of the New Testament, assarion,...
• Fashionfash'-un (mishpaT; schema, the make, pattern, shape, manner or appearance of a thing...
• Fast; Fastingfast, fast'-ing (tsum; `innah nephesh, "afflict soul or self," i.e. practice...
• Fasts and FeastsSee FEASTS AND FASTS.
• Fat(chelebh, chelebh): The layer of subcutaneous fat and the compact suet surrounding the...
• Fat (vat)WINE, WINE PRESS, II.
• Fatherfa'-ther (Anglo-Saxon, Foeder; German, Vater; Hebrew 'abh, etymology uncertain, found...
• Father's House, Fathers' House(beth 'abh, beth 'abhoth): Father's house in the Old Testament is (1) a dwelling, the...
• Father, God theIn the Christian religion God is conceived of as "Father," "Our Father .... in heaven"...
• Father-in-Lawfa'-ther-in-lo. See RELATIONSHIPS, FAMILY.
• Fatherlessfa'-ther-les (yathom; orphanos): The fatherless are frequently mentioned in the Old...
• Fathers' BrotherSee RELATIONSHIPS, FAMILY.
• Fathomfath'-um (~orguia): The literal meaning is the length of the outstretched arms, and it...
• Fatling; FattedSee CALF.
• Fatness1. Literal: The translation of deshen (Jud 9:9, "But the olive-tree said unto them,...
• Fauchionfo'-shun. See SCIMITAR.
• Faultfolt (chaTa'; aitia, memphomai): Implies defect, of less moral weight than crime or...
• Favorfa'-ver (chen, ratson, with other Hebrew words; charis): Means generally good will,...
• Fawnfon. See DEER.
• FearTerms, etc.: "Fear" is the translation of many words in the Old Testament; the chief...
• Feasts and Fastsfests (mo`edh, "an appointed day" or "an assembling," chagh, from chaghagh, "to dance"...
• Feasts, Seasons forRegulated by the sun and moon. See ASTRONOMY, sec. I, 5.
• Feathersfeth'-erz (notsah; Latin penna): "Gavest thou the goodly wings unto the peacocks? or...
• Feeble Kneesfe'-b'-l nez: The expression. is found in three places (one being a free quotation of...
• Feeble-Mindedfe'-b'-l-min'-ded (oligopsuchos): Only in 1Th 5:14 the King James Version, in the...
• Feelingfel'-ing: The following varieties of meaning are to be noted: (1) "To touch,"...
• Feet, Washing ofSee FOOT; WASHING OF FEET.
• Feignfan (badha, nakhar; plastos): Occurs (1) in the sense of "to devise," "invent" as the...
• Felix; Antoniusfe'-liks, an-to'-ni-us (Phelix, from Latin felix, "happy"): A Roman procurator of...
• Felloesfel'-oz (1Ki 7:33). See WHEEL.
• Fellowfel'-o (chabher, rea`; hetairos): Meant originally a "partner," from fe, "property,"...
• Fellowshipfel'-o-ship. See COMMUNION.
• Femalefe'-mal: Two Hebrew words are thus translated: (1) neqebhah, which is merely a...
• FenceCommonly used in the King James Version in the description of fortified places, as the...
• Fenced CitiesSee FORTIFICATION.
• Ferretfer'-et ('anaqah, the Revised Version (British and American) GECKO): Occurs only in Le...
• Ferry-Boatfer'-i-bot (2Sa 19:18). See SHIPS AND BOATS.
• Fervent"Fervent" (from Latin fervere, "to boil") does not occur in the King James Version of...
• Festivalfes'-ti-val. See FEASTS AND FASTS.
• Festus; PorciusThe Roman governor or procurator who succeeded Felix in the province of Judea (Ac...
• FetchHas generally the meaning of "to bring"; it is commonly the translation of Hebrew...
• FetterFound only in the plural in both Old Testament and New Testament; fetters of iron (Ps...
• Feverfe'-ver (qaddachath, dalleqeth; puretos, derived from a root signifying "to burn"): A...
• Fieldfeld. See AGRICULTURE.
• Fiery HeatIn De 28:22, where the King James Version has "an extreme burning." See FEVER.
• Fiery SerpentSee SERPENT.
• Fig, Fig-Treefig'-tre (te'enah, plural te'enim, specially "figs"; paggim, "green figs" only in So...
• FightSee WAR; GAMES.
• FigureThe translation of cemel, or cemel, "a likeness or image"; perhaps a transposition of...
• FileFound only in 1Sa 13:21, but the text here is obscure. The Hebrew (petsirah phim)...
• Fillet(1) Chut, from a root not used, meaning probably "to sew," therefore a string or a...
• Filth; Filthiness; Filthyfilth, fil'-thi-nes, fil'-thi (tso'ah, Tum'ah; rhupoo): The word once translated...
• FinSee FISH.
• Finefin (adj., from Latin finire, "to finish"): Indicates superior quality. Only in a few...
• Finer; Finingfin'-er, fin'-ing (Pr 25:4 the King James Version). See REFINER.
• Finesfinz. See PUNISHMENTS.
• Finger (1)fin'-ger (Hebrew and Aramaic 'etsba`; daktulos): The fingers are to the Oriental...
• Finger (2)The smallest of the Hebrew linear measures. It was equal to the breadth of the finger,...
• Finishfin'-ish (kalah; teleo, with other Hebrew and Greek words): The proper sense of...
• FinisherThis word is applied to Jesus (Heb 12:2), and comes from teleioo, "to complete," "to...
• Fir; Fir-Treefur, (the Revised Version, margin "cypress"; berosh, 2Sa 6:5; 1Ki 5:8,10, etc.;...
• FireThese are the common words for fire, occurring very frequently. 'Ur, "light" (Isa...
• Fire BaptismSee BAPTISM OF FIRE; MOLECH.
• Fire, Lake ofSee LAKE OF FIRE.
• Fire, StrangeSee FIRE.
• Fire, UnquenchableSee UNQUENCHABLE FIRE.
• Firebrandfir'-brand ('udh, used for a burning stick taken out of the fire): In Jud 15:4,5...
• Firepanfir'-pan (machtah, "firepan," "censer," "snuffdish," from chathah, "to snatch up"): A...
• FiresIn Isa 24:15 the King James Version translates 'urim ("lights," especially Urim in the...
• FirkinThe liquid measure used in Joh 2:6 to indicate the capacity of the water-pots...
• Firmamentfur'-ma-ment. See ASTRONOMY. III, 3.
• Firstfurst ('echadh, ri'shon; proton, to proton, protos): Of these words, which are those...
• First-BegottenThis Greek word is translated in two passages in the King James Version by...
• First-Fruitsfurst'-froots (re'shith, bikkurim; aparche. Septuagint translates re'shith by aparche,...
• Firstborn; Firstlingfurst'-born, furst'-ling (bekhor; prototokos): The Hebrew word denotes the firstborn...
• FirstlingSee FIRSTBORN.
• Fish(dagh, daghah, da'gh; ichthus, ichthudion, opsarion): 1. Natural History: Fishes...
• Fish GateSee JERUSALEM.
• Fisher's Coatkot: This expression is found in Joh 21:7 where the Revised Version (British and...
• Fisher; Fishermanfish'-er fish'-er-man (dayyagh, dawwagh; halieus; Westcott and Hort, The New Testament...
• FishhookThe word "fishhooks" occurs but twice in the American Standard Revised Version (Job...
• Fishingfish'-ing (halieuo): Several methods of securing fish are resorted to at the present...
• FishpoolsThis is a mistranslation. The Hebrew berekhoth (So 7:4) simply means "pools" (Revised...
• Fit, FitlyThe word "fit" (adjective and verb) occurs a few times, representing nearly as many...
• Fitchesfich'-iz (the English word "fitch" is the same as "vetch"): (1) qetsach (Isa 28:25,27;...
• Fivefiv (chamesh; pente). See NUMBER.
• Flag(1) cuph (Ex 2:3,1, "flags"; Isa 19:6, "flags"; Jon 2:5, "weeds"). This is apparently...
• FlagonThe translation of 'ashishah, in the King James Version in 2Sa 6:19; 1Ch 16:3; So 2:5;...
• Flakeflak (mappal, a word of uncertain meaning): It is used in the sense of "refuse (husks)...
• Flameflam (lahabh, and other forms from same root; phlox): In Jud 13:20 bis; Job 41:21; Isa...
• Flat NoseUsed only in Le 21:18 as the name of a deformity which disqualified a member of a...
• Flaxflaks pesheth, also pishtah; linon (Mt 12:20)): The above Hebrew words are applied (1)...
• Flayingfla'-ing. See PUNISHMENTS.
• Fleafle (par`osh; compare Arabic barghut, "flea," and barghash, "mosquito" (1Sa 24:14;...
• Fleefle. See FLY.
• Fleecefles. See GIDEON; SHEEP; WOOL.
• Flesh1. Etymology: Used in all senses of the word, the latter, however, most frequently in...
• Flesh and BloodSee FLESH, 5.
• Flesh-Hookflesh'-hook (mazlegh, and plural mizlaghoth): One of the implements used around the...
• Flesh-Potflesh'-pot (cir ha-basar, "pot of the flesh"): One of the six kinds of cooking...
• Fliesfliz. See FLY.
• Flintflint (challamish (De 8:15; 32:13; Job 28:9; Ps 114:8), tsor (Ex 4:25; Eze 3:9), tser...
• Float (flote)flot. See RAFT; SHIPS AND BOATS
• FlockSee CATTLE.
• FloodIn the King James Version not less than 13 words are rendered "flood," though in the...
• Floorflor. See HOUSE; THRESHING-FLOOR
• Flote (float)See RAFT; SHIPS AND BOATS.
• Flourflour. See BREAD; FOOD.
• FlourishThe translation of parach, "to break forth" (Ps 72:7; 92:12,13; Pr 14:11; Isa 66:14;...
• Flowers(1) gibh`ol, literally, "a small cup," hence, calyx or corolla of a flower (Ex 9:31,...
• Flue; Netfloo(King James Version, margin Hab 1:15). See FISH; FISHING.
• Flutefloot. See MUSIC.
• Fluxfluks. See BLOODY FLUX; DYSENTERY.
• Fly(Verb; `uph petaomai, or, contracted, ptaomai): Used in preference to "flee" when...
• Fly; Fliesfli fliz `arobh (Ex 8:21 ff; Ps 78:45; 105:31; Septuagint kunomuia; "dog-fly"),...
• Foalfol. See COLT.
• Foamfom (qetseph (Ho 10:7); aphros (Lu 9:39), aphrizo (Mr 9:18,20), epaphrizo (Jude...
• Fodderfod'-er. See PROVENDER.
• Fold; Foldingfold fold'-ing (verb; chabhaq, sabhakh; helisso): The verb occurs only 3 times in the...
• FolkThe translation of `am, `am "a people or nation" (Ge 33:15, "some of the folk that are...
• Followfol'-o ('achar, radhaph; akoloutheo, dioko) : Frequently the translation of 'achar,...
• Follower"Followers" is in the King James Version the translation of mimetes, "to imitate" (in...
• Follyfol'-i. See FOOL.
• FoodI. VEGETABLE FOODS 1. Primitive Habits 2. Cereals 3. Leguminous Plants 4. Food of...
• Fool; Follyfool nabhal, 'ewil, kecil, cakhal and forms; aphron, aphrosune, moros): I. In the Old...
• FooleryThe plural "fooleries" occurs Ecclesiasticus 22:13 King James Version: "Talk not much...
• Footfoot (reghel, qarcol (only twice in parallel passages: 2Sa 22:37 = Ps 18:36, where it...
• Footmanfoot'-man. See WAR.
• Footstoolfoot'-stool (kebhes; hupopodion, "trodden on"): The 15 Scripture references to this...
• Forfor (ki (conjunction), le, from 'el (preposition), and various other words. In the New...
• Forayfor'-a (2Sa 3:22). See WAR.
• Forbearfor-bar' (chadhal; anechomai): In the Old Testament chadhal, "to leave off," is the...
• Forbearance"Forbearance" (anoche, "a holding back") is ascribed to God (Ro 2:4, "the riches of...
• ForbidOccurs very seldom in the Old Testament except as the rendering of chalilah (see...
• Forces(1) The word is used as a military term, equivalent to army, in 2Ki 25:23,16 (where...
• Fordford (ma`abhar (Ge 32:22; "pass" (of Michmash), 1Sa 13:23; "stroke" (the Revised...
• ForecastTo forecast is both to plan or scheme beforehand and to consider or see beforehand. It...
• Forefather(1) 'abh ri'shon, "first father," "chief father," hence, "early ancestor": "turned...
• ForefrontFor "forefront," "front" is now generally used, since "back-front" has gone out of...
• Foregofor-go'. See FORGO.
• Forehead(1) In a literal sense the word is used frequently in the Scriptures. Aaron and after...
• Foreign Divinitiesfor'-in di-vin'-i-tiz (Ac 17:18 margin). See GOD, STRANGE.
• Foreignerfor'-in-er" The translation of nokhri, "unknown," "foreign," frequently rendered...
• Foreknow; Foreknowledge1. Meaning of the Term 2. Foreknowledge as Prescience 3. Foreknowledge Based on...
• Foreordain; ForordinationThe word "foreordain" is uniformly used in the Revised Version (British and American)...
• Forepartfor'-part: The translation of panim, "face" (Ex 28:27; 39:20; 1Ki 6:20, the Revised...
• ForerunnerThis word occurs but once in the Bible: "Whither as a forerunner Jesus entered for us"...
• Foresailfor'sal, for'-s'-l (Ac 27:40). See SHIPS AND BOATS.
• Foreshipfor'-ship (Ac 9,7:30). See FOREPART; SHIPS AND BOATS.
• Foreskinfor'-skin (`orlah; akrobustia, often euphemistically translated "uncircumcision"): (1)...
• Forest(1) choresh (compare proper name Harosheth), 2Ch 27:4. In 1Sa 23:15 ff translated...
• Forest of EphraimSee EPHRAIM.
• Foretell; Foretoldfor-tel', for-told': The King James Version occurrences of these words in the New...
• Forfeit"Forfeit" (from forisfacere, "to act beyond") implies loss through transgression or...
• Forge; Forger"Forgers of lies" occurs in Job's reply to his comforters (13:4; compare 14:17); the...
• Forget; Forgetfulfor-get', for-get'-ful (shakhach; epilanthanomai): "Forget" is to fail to hold in...
• Forgivenessfor-giv'-nes (kaphar, nasa', calach; apoluein charizesthai, aphesis paresis): 1....
• ForgoOccurs in Ecclesiasticus 7:19, as translation of astocheo, which means "to miss the...
• ForkThis compound word, meaning strictly "three points" or "three prongs," is found only...
• Form(1) To form is "to fashion," "create," "produce." In the Old Testament it is for the...
• FormerThe word in the sense of "maker," "framer," occurs only in Jer 51:19, "He is the...
• Fornicationfor-ni-ka'-shun. See CRIMES.
• Forswearfor-swar'. See CRIMES.
• Forthforth: "Forth," adverb (from "for"), signifies movement (1) forward, (2) out of, (3)...
• Fortification; Fort; Fortified Cities; FortressI. IN RECENT EXCAVATIONS 1. Excavation of Tells 2. Sites 3. Primitive Character 4....
• FortunatusA Roman proper name turned into Gr; same as Latin adjective fortunatus, meaning...
• Fortunefor'-tun (Gad): A god of Good Luck, possibly the Hyades. See ASTROLOGY, 10.
• Fortyfor'-ti ('arba`im; tessarakonta). See FOUR (5); NUMBER.
• Forumthe King James Version Appii Forum (Ac 28:15), is in the Revised Version (British and...
• Forward; Forwardnessfor'-werd for'-werd-nes (hale'ah, naca`; spoudaios): As an adverb "forward" has the...
• FoulThe verb "to foul" (defile) occurs as the translation of raphas, "to trample" or...
• FoundationIn Hebrew the words for "foundation" are mostly derivatives from yacadh, "to found,"...
• Founderfoun'-der (from tsaraph): A worker in molten metal (Jud 17:4, etc.). The word in the...
• FountainIn a country where no rain falls for half of the year, springs sume an importance...
• Fountain GateSee JERUSALEM.
• Fourfor ('arba`; tessares): "Four" (cardinal number) was a sacred and complete number with...
• Four HundredSee FOUR.
• Four ThousandSee FOUR.
• FourfoldOccurs but twice in English Versions: 2Sa 12:6, "He shall restore the lamb fourfold";...
• Fourscorefor'-skor. See FOUR; NUMBER.
• Foursquare"Foursquare," meaning equal in length and breadth, not round, is the translation of...
• Fourteenfor'-ten. See NUMBER.
• Fourth PartSee FOUR.
• Fowlfoul (`oph; peteinon): The word is now generally restricted to the larger, especially...
• Fowl, FattedSee preceding article.
• Fowlerfoul'-er (yoqesh): A professional birdcatcher. In the days previous to firearms, birds...
• Fox(shu`al; compare Arabic tha`lab (Jud 15:4; Ne 4:3; Ps 63:10; So 2:15; La 5:18; Eze...
• Fragmentfrag'-ment (klasma): "Fragment," a piece broken off, occurs only in the plural, in the...
• Frame(1) yetser (from root yatsar, "to knead," mold with the fingers): "For he knoweth our...
• Frankincensefrants'-in-sens (lebhonah, from root meaning "whiteness," referring to the milky color...
• Frankly"Frankly" in the sense of "freely," "readily," "graciously," occurs only in the...
• Frayfra (haradh, "to make afraid," "cause to tremble": the King James Version of De 28:26;...
• Freckled Spotfrek'-'-ld, (bohaq; Septuagint alphos, called in the Revised Version (British and...
• Free; FreedomSee CHOICE; WILL.
• Freedman; Freemanfred'-man, fre'-man: The term occurs in 1Co 7:22; Col 3:11, and Re 6:15, and...
• Freelyfre'-li (chinnam, nedhabhah; dorean parrhesiazomai): "Freely" occurs in three...
• Freewill Offeringfre'-wil of'-er-ing. See SACRIFICE.
• Freewomanfre'-woom-an (eleuthera): Found but 4 times in the King James Version (Ga...
• Frequent"Frequent," adjective (from Latin frequens, frequentis, "crowded") occurs only once in...
• FreshThe translation of hadhash, "new," "fresh" (Job 29:20, "My glory is fresh in me"); of...
• Fret, FrettingTo "fret" is from for (prefix) and etan, "to eat," "to consume." The word is both...
• Friedfrid. See BREAD, III, 3, (2); FOOD, II; LOCUST.
• Friend; Friendshipfrend, frend'-ship: In the Old Testament two words, variously translated "friend" or...
• Friends; Chief Friends(hoi philoi proton): Expressions used in 1 and 2 Macc to designate the favored...
• Fringesfrin'-jis (tsitsith, "tassel, lock" (Nu 15:38,39), gedhilim, "twisted threads,"...
• Frockfrok (simlah; homolinon): The hempen frock, mentioned in Ecclesiasticus 40:4 as a mark...
• Frog(tsephardea`; compare Arabic dafda` (Ex 8:2 ff; Ps 78:45; 105:30); batrachos (Re...
• Frontierfron'-ter, frun'ter (katseh): The word occurs once in plural in Eze 25:9. the Revised...
• Frontletsfrunt'-lets (ToTaphoth, from Tuph, "to bind"): Ornaments worn on the forehead,...
• Frostfrost (kephor, "hoar-frost," Ex 16:14; Job 38:29; chanamal, perhaps "the aphis," Ps...
• Fruitfroot. See FOOD; BOTANY, and special articles on APPLE; FIG; VINE, etc.
• Frustratefrus'-trat (parar; atheteo): "Frustrate" (from frustra, "vain") is the translation of...
• Frying-Panfri'-ing-pan. See BREAD; PAN.
• Fuelfu'-el ('okhlah, or ma'akholeth, "food"): Is mentioned specifically only in the Old...
• Fugitivefu'-ji-tiv (paliT, from palaT, "to escape"; na`, from nua`, "to waver"; nophel, from...
• Fulfilfool-fil' (male; pleroo, teleo, with other words): "Fulfill" is used (1) in a sense...
• Fullerfool'-er (kabhac; literally, "to trample," gnapheus): The fuller was usually the dyer,...
• Fuller's Field, thefool'-ers feld, (sedheh khobhec): In all references occurs "the conduit of the upper...
• Fuller's FountainSee EN-ROGEL.
• Fullnessfool'-nes: The translation of pleroma, which is generally, but not invariably,...
• Funeralfu'-ner-al. See BURIAL.
• Furlongfur'-long (stadion, "stadium"; Lu 24:13; Joh 6:19; 11:18; Re 14:20; 21:16): A Greek...
• Furnacefur'-nas: The word is used in the Old Testament English Versions of the Bible to...
• Furnaces, Tower of the(Ne 3:11). See JERUSALEM.
• FurnishTo "furnish" is to supply with what is useful or necessary, to fit out, provide,...
• Furniturefur'ni-tur (kar, kelim; skeue): In Ge 31:34 kar is translated "furniture" in the King...
• FurrowThe word is translated "furrows" in Job 39:10; 31:38; Ps 65:10; Ho 10:4; 12:11 (Ps...
• Further; Furtherancefur'-ther, fur'-therans (yacaph; eti, prokope); Further, adverb and adjective, is...
• Furyfu'-ri (alastor, "not to forget," "significant of revenge"): Occurs only in /APC 2Macc...
• Futurefu'-tur, fu'-chur. See ESCHATOLOGY.