A History of Hindu Chemistry, vol. 1

Frigeo (to be cold) and its derivatives 553.46.
Frigero (to cool) 554.2.
Frigidariæ (cooling rooms/baths) 28.47.
Frigidarium (a cooling room) 92.3.
Frigo (to roast/fry) 553.46.
Frigorificus (refrigerating/chilling) 165.23.
Frigus (cold) 219.48.
Frigutio (to twitter/chirp) 554.1.
Fringilla (chaffinch) 55.59.
Fritilli (dice-box) 28.11.
Friuolum (frivolous/trifling) 553.41.
Fruxorium (a garment) 188.12.
Frondefco (to put forth leaves) and its derivatives 27.53.
Frondarium (foliage) 27.57.
Frondificus (leaf-bearing) 169.21.
Fronditius (leafy) 27.58.
Frons (forehead), genitive tis 27.48 & 606.27.
Frontofus (broad-browed) 27.51.
Fronto (person with a large forehead) 595.2.
Frons (leaf/foliage), genitive dis 27.51.
Fruere (to enjoy) 554.7.
Fruges (fruits/crops) and their derivatives 18.36.
Frugifera (fruit-bearing) 31.35.
Frugiperda (destroyer of crops) 231.2 & 416.34.
Fructus (fruit/produce) and its derivatives 18.23.
Fructuis (fruit/enjoyment) 18.34.
Fructuarius (fruit-grower/productive) 196.14.
Fruor (to enjoy) and its derivatives 19.1.23.
Frugi (frugal/useful) 18.56.
Frumen (the throat/gullet) 18.41.
Frumentum (grain/corn) 19.1.36.
Frumifcor (to bring forth grain) 19.33.
Frunitum (enjoyed) 19.34.
Fruftatim (piece by piece) 19.42.
Fruftra (in vain) 19.43.
Fruftillatim (bit by bit) 19.42.
Fruftillū (a small piece) 19.43 & 553.37.
Fruftullum (a small piece) 19.43.
Fruftro (to disappoint/frustrate) and its derivatives 19.45.
Fruftror (to be disappointed) 553.40.
Fruftrum (a piece/fragment) and its derivatives 553.37.
Frutex (shrub/bush) and its derivatives 18.28.
Frux (fruit/produce) 18.55.
Fuam (I may be) 114.47.
Fuci (seaweed/cosmetics/dyes) 247.28.
Fucilis (dyed/painted) 247.46.
Fucinus (relating to Lake Fucinus) 502.44.
Fucus marinus (sea-wrack) 247.38.
Fuga (flight/escape) 298.35.
Fugare (to put to flight) 298.30.
Fugere (to flee) 298.31.
Fugaculus (inclined to flee) 298.38.
Fugax (fleet/swift) and its derivatives 298.37.
Fugta (escaped) 197.3 & 298.39.

Fugitiuus (fugitive) 298.40.
Fugitiuæ aquæ (flowing waters) 298.41.
Fulcire (to prop up) and its derivatives 511.33.
Fulcimen (a prop/support) 511.33.
Fulcra (bed-posts/props) 511.34.
Fulgere (to flash/shine) and its derivatives 491.38.
Fulgetrum (lightning) 491.41.
Fulgentius (shining) 493.1.
Fulginea (of lightning) 492.59.
Fulgur (lightning) and its derivatives 491.53.
Fulguratio (flashing of lightning) 491.53.
Fulguro (to flash) 6.33.37.
Fulica (coot - a bird) 208.50.
Fulmen (thunderbolt) 214.44 & 491.45.
Fulminum genera (kinds of thunderbolts) 492.15.
Fuluo (tawny/yellow) 244.12 & 440.47.
Fuluiafter (somewhat tawny) 226.46.
Fumus (smoke) and its derivatives 535.1.
Funda (sling/net/foundation) 175.5.20.
Fundator (founder) 175.41.
Fundatio (foundation) 175.41.
Fundamentum (foundation) 175.29.41.
Fundere (to pour/cast metal) 174.37.
Fundibulum (a sling) 175.3.
Funditores (slingers) 175.21.
Funditus (completely/from the bottom) 175.30.
Fundo (to found/pour), fundas (you pour) 175.36.
Fundum (bottom/farm) 106.24 & 175.28.
Fundus (bottom/foundation) 106.12 & 175.27.
Fungor (to perform/discharge) 176.25.
Fungofus (spongy) 177.19.
Fungofitas (sponginess) 177.21.
Fungus (mushroom/fungus) 138.6 & 176.27 & 600.52.
Funalia (torches/cords) 176.6.
Funis (rope) 176.4.
Funiculus (small rope) 176.5.
Funus (funeral/death) and its derivatives 498.6 & 594.38.
Funetum (funeral place) 303.11.
Fur (thief) 28.15 & 380.9.
Furca (fork) and its derivatives 19.49.
Furcifer (scoundrel/gallows-bird) 31.30.
Furfur (bran/dandruff) and its derivatives 492.55 & 50.13.
Furialis herba (a plant associated with the Furies) 281.33.
Furnaceus (relating to an oven) 161.54.
Furnum (oven) 362.54 & 380.12.
Furunculus (thief/boil) 380.38.
Furnus (oven) 567.15.
Furo (to rage) and its derivatives 550.9.
Furor (frenzy/rage) and its derivatives 18.7 & 549.52.
Furta (thefts) 380.24.

Fufco (to make dark) and its derivatives 621.5.
Fufcus (dark/swarthy) 153.19 & 621.4.
Fufile (fusible/castable) 174.38.
Fufim (I may pour/cast) 175.23.
Fufutorium (a foundry tool) 196.29.
Fufus (spindle) 179.23.
Future (to be poured) 174.57.
Futauit (it poured) 175.2.
Futile uas (a leaking vessel) 174.51.
Futiles (leaking/untrustworthy) 174.52.
Futilis (leaky/shallow) 186.17.
Futilitas (shallowness/vanity) 174.52.
Futuere (to have intercourse) 174.52.
Gabalij (a people) 311.13.
Gabalum (a wooden frame/gallows) 385.5.
Gabalina (a type of cloak) 179.37.
Gabini (a tribe) 139.13.
Gades (modern-day Cadiz) and its derivatives 342.59.
Gadis (of Cadiz) 342.18.21.28.
Gaditanis lapis (a stone from Cadiz) 526.23.
Gala (milk) 571.9.
Galatophagi (milk-drinkers) 195.27.
Galatæ (Gauls) 571.5.
Galatea (a sea nymph) 487.55.
Galatia (region in Asia Minor) 571.9.
Galanthis (a mythological character) 224.254.
Galatites (a milky stone) 152.18.
Galaxæra (milk-carrier) 488.57.
Galaxia (the Milky Way) 152.17.
Galba (a man's name/a type of caterpillar) 242.44 & 579.50.
Galbanum (a resinous gum) and its derivatives 59.8 & 134.6.9.
Galbaneus (of galbanum) 134.8.
Galbeum (armlet/bracelet) 134.8.
Galbinus (yellowish/greenish) 134.8.
Gale (a type of cat/weasel) 224.21.
Galea (helmet) and its derivatives 571.12.
Gallena (lead ore/galena) 528.28.
Galeola (a small helmet-shaped vessel) 189.25 & 571.11.
Galeotes (a type of lizard) 32.48.
Galerita (crested lark) 39.49 & 558.56.
Galerus (cap/hat) 121.52 & 571.13.
Galefus (one wearing a cap) 571.15.
Galgulum (golden oriole) 65.7.
Gallia (Gaul/France) 570.57.
Gallicanus (Gallic) 571.4.
Gallicinium (cock-crow) 294.17 & 322.46.
Gallinæ (hens) 229.39 & 570.36.
Gallytrix (a hen-like bird) 237.3.
Gallicinium (cock-crow) 570.20.
Galilea (Galilee) 571.16.
Gallipes (cock-footed) 498.2.
Gallo uerbum (a word from the Gauls) 570.11.
Gallogræcia and its derivatives 571.6.
Gallulo (to crow like a cock) and its derivatives 570.15.
Gallus (cock/rooster) 569.50.
Gallus galinaceus (barnyard cock) 570.17.
Ganges (the river) 294.33.
Gangilia (a swelling/tumor) 250.39.
Ganymedes (the cupbearer) 41.21 & 317.44 & 526.52.
Gannire (to snarl/growl) 617.57.
Ganze (a type of goose) 127.44.
Garamantis (a Garamantian woman) 168.35.
Garamantes (an African people) 210.58.
Gargara (a city in Asia Minor) 314.26.
Gargaron (mountain peak) 314.26.
Garriditate (talkativeness) 537.21.
Garrire (to chatter) 537.20.
Garyophyllon (clove) 570.
Garrulus (chattering) 537.22.
Gafidanes (a type of gem) 152.19.
Gafotheras (a wild beast) 348.16.
Gaudere (to rejoice) 360.14.
Gaudium (joy) 360.28.
Gaulos (a Phoenician merchant ship) 357.46.
Gaufapia (a type of garment) 131.41.
Gaza (treasure) 89.2 & 349.35.
Gazophylaciū (treasury) 189.1.
Gela urbs (the city of Gela) 368.12.
Geloi campi (the fields of Gela) 368.12.
Gelones (a Scythian tribe) 256.55.
Gelonus (a member of the Gelones) 368.6.
Gelu (frost/cold) and its derivatives 534.35.
Gemmare (to bud/sparkle like a gem) 53.28.
Gemmæ (gems/buds) 53.27 & 626.25.
Gemelli (twins) 473.19.
Gemere (to groan) and its derivatives 626.20.
Gemini (twins) 331.27 & 473.16.
Gemites (a precious stone) 152.50.
Gemmula (a little gem/bud) 53.53.
Gemurfa (an ulcer on the toe) 626.30.
Genae (cheeks) 115.45 & 207.30 & 307.48.
Genealogia (genealogy) 208.56.
Gener (son-in-law) 206.13 & 462.52.
Generatim (generally/by kinds) 54.56 & 82.22.
Generofus (noble/generous) and its derivatives 206.10.
Genefion (a plant) 526.14.
Genethliacus (relating to one's birthday) 208.57.
Genthlius (birth-god) 208.57.
Genialis hyems (festive winter) 208.36.
Geniales dii (genial/festive gods) 207.58.
Geniane (a plant) 154.37.
Genicula (small joints/knots) and its derivatives 146.8.
Genifta (broom plant) 582.20.
Genitale (genital) 206.28.31.
Genitiuus (genitive case) 206.19.
Genitor (father/progenitor) 206.26.
Genitura (birth/procreation) 206.17.
Genitus (born) 206.21.
Genius (guardian spirit) 207.55.
Genon (a kind of plant) 559.45.
Geographia (geography) 125.57 & 268.34.
Gens (race/people/nation) 205.40.52.
Gentilicium facerdotium (gentile/national priesthood) 105.42 & 416.11.
Genua (knees) 207.30.
Genuini (genuine/teeth) 207.38.
Genus (kind/race/descent) 205.56.
Geometria (geometry) 268.34 & 341.26.
Geomantia (geomancy) 399.59 & 501.16.
Geon (the Gihon river) 268.33.
Geontiades (a hero) 367.42.
Georgia (Georgia/agriculture) 268.35.
Georgica (the Georgics/agricultural poems) 268.35.
Georgus (farmer) 268.35.
Geranites (a crane-colored stone) 152.24.
Gerra (wicker-work/trifle) 150.49 & 537.25.
Gerere (to carry/bear/wield) and its derivatives 167.31 & 537.5.
Geryonaceus (of Geryon) 343.39.
Geryones (the three-bodied giant) 343.27.
Germana (full sister) 206.35.
Germania (Germany) 206.39.
Germani (brothers/Germans) 206.33.
Germanicus (German) 206.50.
Germen (shoot/sprout) 206.32 & 435.56.
Germinafco (to sprout) 206.36.
Germino (to bud) 206.35.
Gerro (wicker-worker/trifler) 537.19.
Gerrones (a people) 537.27.
Gerundia (gerunds) 164.57.
Gerundium (gerund) 537.29.
Gerundiuum (gerundive) 537.29.
Gerulus (porter/carrier) 537.16.
Gerrus (a type of wicker-work) 537.28.
Gerulia (carrying) 89.28 & 480.56.
Gæfa (a javelin) 47.21 & 555.20.
Gefeoretæ (a title) 357.44.
Gæfos (javelins) 47.23.
Geftio (to be eager/gesture) and its derivatives 537.9.
Geftum (deed/action) 377.12.
Getæ (Getae - a Thracian tribe) 555.12.
Getuli (Gaetulians) 287.19.37.
Getulia (Gaetulia) 287.36.
Gyarus (an island) 369.25.
Gigantes (giants) and their derivatives 336.26 & 479.24.
Gigeria (the internal organs of birds) 570.37.
Gigno (to beget) 206.15.
Giluus (pale yellow) 163.54.
Gymnasium (gymnasium/training ground) 521.13 & 568.26.