| WORD | CLASS | MEANING | ETYMOLOGY | REF |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| efternuin | n | afternoon | phonetic | |
| eftor | after | AS: eftyr – post | ||
| elwes (elwis) | always | phonetic | ||
| faff | vb | procrastinate | ||
| fash | vb | to trouble | Fr: facheux – to trouble | |
| feart | vb | afraid, in fear | ||
| femmer | adj | fragile, weak | IC: framur | |
| fettle | vb, adj | repair, health or mood or to sort out | ||
| flay’d, flaid | adj | frightened, scared | Ger: flichen – to fly away | NW |
| fob | n | fool | prob ME: fobbe | |
| fogs | first | |||
| fond | adj | soft, silly, half-witted, insane. | ME: fon – a fool | |
| forst | first | phonetic | ||
| froon | vb | frown | ||
| fyece, fyace | n | face | phonetic | |
| fyeul | n | fool |
Northumbrian Words 