die =Freiheit=, -en ~liberty, freedom~ =freilich= ~[_corroboratory or concessive_] to be sure, of course~ =freistellen=, stellte frei´, freigestellt ~leave to one’s [_dat._] (own) discretion (choice, pleasure), allow~ =fremd= ~strange, unfamiliar, foreign, alien, unknown~ der =Fremde=; (kein) Fremder; ~[~_pl._]~ Fremde; die (keine) Fremden ~stranger, foreigner~ die =Fremde= ~foreign country (_parts_);~ aus der Fremde kommen ~come home (from abroad, from distant places _or_ countries);~ in die Fremde (gehen) ~(go) abroad, away from home~ =fressen=, frĭßt, frāß, gefressen ~[_of animals_] eat; [_of human beings_] eat greedily, devour~ die =Freude=, -n ~joy; pleasure, delight, satisfaction~ =freudig= ~joyous; merry, joyful~ =freuen= ~gladden, delight;~ es freut mich ~I am glad (pleased);~ sich freuen ~be (feel) glad (pleased, happy [over ~über ~+ _acc._]); rejoice in, enjoy [_gen._]~ der =Freund=, -e ~friend~ =freundlich= ~[~⸗nt⸗~] friendly, kind(ly); [_of a room, house, town_] pleasant, attractive, comfortable~ die =Freundlichkeit= ~[~⸗nt⸗~] friendliness, kindness, courtesy~ der =Friede(n)=, Friedens, ~[_dat. and acc. sg._]~ Frieden ~peace~ der =Friedenstifter= ~peacemaker; mediator~ die =Friedenszeit=, -en ~[-ns-, NOT -nz-] time of peace~ =Friedrich= ~[~d ~_as in English_] Frederick~ =frieren=, frōr, gefrōren ~[~ist gefrōren ~_in sense_ become frozen] freeze;~ es fror Stein und Bein ~it was freezing hard, it was extremely cold~ der =Friese=, -n ~Frisian, Frieslander~ =frisch= ~fresh; new; [_adv., also_] anew, afresh, over again~ =fristen= ~prolong~ =Fritz= ~[_diminutive of_~ Friedrich~] Fred [_not to be Englished if the surname is retained untranslated_]~ =fröhlich= ~happy, merry, cheerful, gay~ =fromm=, frommer ~_or_~ frömmer, der frommste ~_or_~ frömmste ~pious, devout~ =Frommel= ~Emil Frommel (1828-1896), from 1872 to within a few months of his death chaplain to the Imperial Court, author of a large number of stories for the common people~ =frōr= ~_see_~ frieren die =Frucht=, ̈–e ~product, fruit; [_pl., also_] harvest, crop~ =früh= ~early, premature, untimely;~ morgen früh ~to-morrow morning~ =früher= ~_adv._ formerly, before, heretofore~ der =Frühling=, -e ~spring (of the year) [_Cf._~ Sommer~.]~ die =Frühmesse=, -n ~early mass~ der =Fuchs= ~[_rhymes with_ books],~ Füchse ~fox~ das =Fuchsfleisch=, des -es ~fox meat~ =fügen= ~_see_~ hinzufügen =fühlen= ~feel~ =fuhr= ~_see_~ fahren ~_or_~ fortfahren =führen= ~lead, show (the way); wield, handle: carry;~ mit sich führen ~have with one (in one’s possession); run, be filled with~ der =Führer= ~leader~ =Fuhrleute= ~ _pl. of_~ Fuhrmann der =Fuhrmann=, -(e)s, Fuhrleute ~teamster~ =füllen= ~fill;~ sich füllen ~fill (up), become (get) full [~mit~]~ das =Füllhorn=, ⸗hörner ~cornucopia, horn of plenty~ =fünf= ~five~ =fünfe= = fünf ~[_colloquially, when no subst. follows_]~ =fünfzig= ~fifty~ der =Funke=, -n ~spark~ =funkeln= ~sparkle, flash, glitter~