6.3.15 f-d |
| Tigré | fädfäd | to tremble |
| Hebr. | fed | to tremble |
| Germ.reg. | veidweiher | Kestrel, 234 |
| Ital.: Friuli | vidul | Kestrel, 234 |
| Mod.Greek | sfadázo | to stamp, palpitate |
| Breton | federell | Tree Pipit, 307, cf. sbc. trepteljka, Czech lebduSka) |
| Breton | feden | "écume entre deux courants" |
| Engl. | fiddle | to rummage; violin |
| Engl. | fiddle-faddle | futile remark |
| Franç. | fadaise | futile remark, French baliverneð6.2.1. |
| Engl. | fad | caprice, cf. freakð6.2.16. |
| Engl. | fade | vanishð6.3.14.. Certainly not a cross between fatuus and vapidus ! |