Foramen

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 197
fo-ra'men, n. a small opening —pi. Foramina, fo-ram'i-na. IL. fore, to pieicc.J Foraminated, fo-jam'i-nat-ed, ‘Foraznmous, foram'i-nus, adj pierced uilli small holes jioious. Forasmuch, for'a/*iuuiJi, co/17 because tliat. Foray, for'a, n a sudden incursion into an enemy's country', fA Lowland Scotch form of Forage Forbade, foi-bud\pa.t of Forbid Forbear, for-bar', v to keep one's self in (heck to abstain, --v t to abstain from to avoid voluntarily to spare, to withhold [fun-, prefix, away, and Bear See list ol Prefixes Forbearance, far-l>2 uns, n exeicise of patience command of temper clemency. Forbearing, for-bhr’ing, adf long suffeiing patient.—adv Forbear'ingiy. Forbid, for-bid', v t 10 prohibit to command nut to do. [For-, prefix, away, and Bid
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