fatalisticeir pantiḭːr pəntiːvsfatalistic as to continue to lie as dead after a fall, as if expect to die
fatethôq thangthoːʔ thaːŋndestiny; fate; lotthôqthoːʔndestiny; fate; lotBôn thốq o. Thôq ân lâyq o.Have good fortune: avoid hardship and live at peace and have enough food. Have a bad fate.Can be good or bad, but seems to be determined by spirits.synbúnyang1cfyang1
fatherámʔamtitletitle ‘father’ followed by name of eldest child; Father (of) LarryÁm Larry (Counh Larry)root of a–ám 4.1.9Kinshipicounhʔikṵːɲn.kinfather (referential term, e.g., ‘his man’)Day ính hôm icounh may.I want to see your father.I- added to kin terms whenever possessed.cfparcounh4.1.9Kinshiptapếqtapeʔvtfather; produceavaih2ʔawaːsvtcreate; father; invent; discoverYacôp avaih Yôxep cốh cayâq Mari; Mari canean Yêxu, idoq Crit.Jacob sired Joseph, husband of Mary; Mary gave birth to Jesus, called Christ.Of man to give birth.syntavaih9.1.2.5Make7.6.2Find9.1.2.3Createa–ámʔaʔamn.kinfathercfachiêcachúh3achuôihavóuq 14.1.9Kinshipcounh 3kṵːɲn.kinfather, father-of
father and mothericounh icánn.kinfather and motherDay ính hôm icounh icán ipe.I want to see your father and mother.
father-nameparcounhpər.kṵːɲn.kinfather nameConh Hiên.Father of Hiên.Referring to a father with first child’s name.; Boy’s names start with Cu in these areas, but with A in the par–ám areas.cfanốhicounh9.7Name4.1.9Kinshippar–ámpər.ʔamnfather-nameReferring to a father with first child’s name.9.7Name4.1.9Kinship
Father-ofconh23kɔːɲn.kinFather-of, titleConh ChiFather of Chi
father's younger sistericán kétn.kinlittle mama; a younger sister of father or mother
faultlessachíh arin 1ʔacih ʔariːnvsnothing forgotten; perfect; faultless; circumspect; scrupulousTáq o iláq o chén cốh achíh arin.Work carefully and thoroughly so faultless.syncarxeatkhám ngéqcfkhám
faunaa–ât achéiqʔaʔɤt ʔacḭʔnfauna; animals and birds; the animal kingdom1.6Animal
favorơn ngaiqʔɤːn ŋaːjʔnfavorCáh hôi pât ơn ngaiq achai.It’s not okay to lose his/your favor.ơnʔɤːnnfavor; benefit; kindness; grace; appreciationUsually felt but not said.3.5.1.7.1Thank4.3.4Do good to
fearcahiêlkahiəlvfear, worry3.4.2.4AfraidaxeauqʔasḭawʔvtfearNám bưih a–ay kếh cáh tâc ma nám a–ay kếh itâc, ngai plốh chom lư do cha chom íh plốh, axeauq nám a–ay kếh.If not sick then don’t use, but if sick then one uses them, they examine to find out what is eating, afraid if it is that sickness.3.4.2.4AfraidaxeoʔasɛːwvtfearCadyéq achát axeo achát, cadyiq acốq axeo acốq.Hold an axe fear an axe, hold a bushknife fear a bushknife.3.4.2.4Afraidndáhʔadahvtfear; be fearful, be afraid ofNgéq damo ma át lư yông cou cliaq ndáh ân diêiq túh ngcốh.Everyone stayed far away because they feared the that suffering.antdáh 1synadáhaxêucallaq3.4.2.4Afraidadáhʔadahvtfear; be fearful, be afraid ofDo lư adáh cuxéinh.He’s very afraid of snakes.Do adáh pôc.He’s afraid to go.antdáh 1synaxêucallaqndáhcfcarân3.4.2.4Afraid
fear forclaq clia1klaːʔ kliəpoet. var.cliavtworry about; fear forclaq2klaːʔvtworry about; fear forImo may lâyq claq he, he khoiq ính cucheit dyơ.Why don’t you worry about us, we are nearly dead already?synlotrim3.4.2.4.1Worried