fé
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[edit] Etymology
From Old Norse fé from the common Germanic *fehu, from Proto-Indo-European *peḱu- (“‘livestock, domestic animals’”). Cognate with Latin pecu (“‘heard, flock’”), pecus (“‘sheep, animal’”), pecunia (“‘money’”); Gothic faihu (“‘wealth’”), Old English feoh (“‘livestock, money’”) (English fee) Old Saxon fehu, Old High German fihu (Dutch vee (“‘cattle’”), German Vieh (“‘cattle’”)), Danish fæ and Swedish fä (“‘cattle’”).
[edit] Noun
fé n.
[edit] Italian
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fé
- (archaic) third-person singular past historic of fare
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[edit] Portuguese
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fé
[edit] Spanish
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fé
- Common misspelling of fe.