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English

Etymology 1
Old English fah|f�h, gefa|gef�, from Indo-European. Cognates include Old High German fehan and Old Norse feikn.

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Pronunciation
IPA|/f��/
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Rhymes: Rhymes:English:-��|-��

Homophones
faux

Noun
en-noun

1. An enemy.

Synonyms
adversary
enemy
opponent

Antonyms
ally
friend

Translations

Breton: enebour m -ien p
Chinese: ��, ��
Czech: nep�ítel m
Danish: fjende c
Dutch: vijand m, tegenstander m
Finnish: vihollinen
French: ennemi m
German: Feind m
Greek: ε�θ��� m
Hungarian: ellenség
Indonesian: lawan, musuh
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Interlingua: inimico
Italian: nemico m
Japanese: �
Klingon: jagh
Korean: ì �
Polish: wróg m, nieprzyjaciel m
Portuguese: inimigo m
Romanian: du�man m inamic m
Slovak: nepriateľ m
Spanish: enemigo m

Etymology 2
An acronym of fifty-one ergs

Noun
foe

1. A unit of energy equal to 10⁴⁴ joules.

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