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far <-en, fædre> [fɑːʀ]

1. far → fader

Phrases:

far her
ich
fars dag
Vatertag m

See also fader

fader <-en, fædre> [fɑːʀ]

1. fader → far

fader
Vater m

Phrases:

Gud Fader [ˈfaːðəʀ]
Gottvater m

gear <-et, gear> [giːʔʀ] N AUTO

femår [ˈfɛmɔːʔʀ] N

februar <en> [ˈfebʀuɑːʔʀ]

får <-et, får> [fɔːʔʀ] N

får
Schaf nt a. fig

ferm [fɛʀʔm] ADJ

fede [ˈfeːðə] VB v

feje [ˈfɑĭə] VB v

fed <-det, fed> [feð] N

fej [fɑĭʔ] ADJ

fem [fɛmʔ]

fes [feːʔs] N, feset [ˈfeːsəð]

fes → fise

See also fise

fise <-ede, -te, fes> [ˈfiːsə] vulg

fedt <-et, -er> [fed] N

fejl <-en, fejl> [fɑĭʔl] N

felt <-en> [fɛlʔd] N MIL

fest <-en, -er> [fɛsd] N

fare <-n, -r> [ˈfɑːʀə] N

fjer <-en, fjer> [fjeːʔʀ]

fars <-en, -er> [fɑːʔʀs] N GASTR

fart <-en, -er> [fɑːʔʀd] N

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