f (usu pl)
121usuell — usu|ell <aus gleichbed. fr. usuel, dies aus spätlat. usualis zu lat. usus, vgl. ↑Usus> gebräuchlich, üblich, landläufig …
122Usufruktuarius — Usu|fruk|tu|a|ri|us* der; , ...rii <aus gleichbed. lat. usufractuarius zu usus fractus, vgl. ↑Ususfruktus> (veraltet) Nutznießer, zum Ususfruktus Berechtigter …
123usufruktuieren — usu|fruk|tu|ie|ren* <zu ↑...ieren> (veraltet) Nutznießer sein, den Nießbrauch haben …
124Usukapion — Usu|ka|pi|on die; , en <aus gleichbed. lat. usucapio> Ersitzung, Eigentumserwerb durch langen Eigenbesitz (Grundsatz des röm. Rechts) …
125-ferous — (usu. iferous) combining form having, bearing, or containing (a specified thing): Carboniferous. Derivatives ferously combining form. ferousness combining form. Origin from Fr. fère or L. fer producing , from ferre to bear …
126-fic — (usu. as ific) suffix (forming adjectives) producing; making: prolific. Derivatives fically suffix. Origin from Fr. fique or L. ficus, from facere do, make …
127-fication — (usu. as ification) suffix forming nouns of action from verbs ending in fy (such as simplification from simplify). Origin from Fr., or from L. fication (from verbs ending in ficare) …
128-form — (usu. as iform) combining form 1》 having the form of: cruciform. 2》 having a particular number of: multiform. Origin from Fr. forme, from L. formis, from forma form …
