Note that 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 it is a useful reference for those studying Philippine literature and documents from that time.
Fantastic, adj. [fantástic]
Fantástico.
Guníguní, warì, bung̃angisip, panaginip.
Far, adj. [far]
Lejano, distante.
Malayò.
Far, adv. [far]
Lejos.
Malayò.
Farce, n. [fars]
Farsa.
Komedya, palabás, kathâkathâ, birò.
Farcical, adj. [fársical]
Burlesco.
Katawátawá.
Fare, n. [fær]
Pasaje, paga, ajuste, comida; viaje.
Pasahe, upa, bayad; pagkain; paglalakbay.
Fare, v. [fær]
Viajar.
Maglakbay.
Fare-well, int. & n. [féruel] (farewell)
A Dios; despedida.
Paalam.
Farm, n. [farm]
Heredad, sementera.
Lupang pag-aarì, bukid, lupang bungkalin.
Farm, v. [farm]
Cultivar, dar á la tierra las labores que son necesarias para que fructifique.
Magsaka, magbukid, bumukid, lumináng.
Farmer, n. [fármer]
Labrador.
Magsasaka.
Farming, n. [farming]
Labranza, agricultura.
Pagsasaka.
Farm-yard, n. [farm-yard]
Corral.
Looban na may pananim.
Farrier, n. [fárrier] (a person who shoes horses)
Herrador.
Mangbabakal sa paa ng̃ kabayo.
