Quettaparma Quenyallo

fírima adj. "mortal" (PHIR; firima with a short i in VT46:4); also used as noun: Fírima pl. Fírimar "those apt to die", "mortals", an Elvish name of Mortal Men (WJ:387). This adj. is also the source of an explicit noun, personalized #Fírimo = mortal, mortal man. Pl. Fírimor (VT49:10-11), dative pl. fírimoin "for men" in Fíriel's Song; cf. also the pl. allative fírimonnar in VT44:35.

#Fírimo noun “mortal”, see fírima

firin adj. "dead" (by natural cause) (PHIR). This may obsolete the earlier "Qenya" word firin "ray of the sun" (LT2:341)

firinga noun "carcanet, necklace" (LT2:346, GL:36)

Firya pl. Firyar noun "Mortals", an Elvish name of Mortal Men (WJ:387). Etym has firya "human", literally *"mortal" (PHIR)

Firyanor place-name, other name of Hildórien, the place where mortal men first awoke, like the Elves did at Cuiviénen (PHIR)

fó interjection “nay, no”; the stem √PHŌ/Ū is itself defined as an “interjection of displeasure/dissent” (PE17:181)

foa (1) noun "breath, puff of breath" (VT47:35, 36)

foa (2) noun "hoard, treasure" (LT2:340; perhaps obsoleted by #1 above)

foalócë ("k") noun "name of a serpent that guarded a treasure" (LT2:340)