"convent of friars, monastery," 1530s, from Middle French, from Old French frarie, from Medieval Latin fratria "a fraternity," from frater "brother" (from PIE root *bhrater- "brother").
Freudian
Frey
Freya
friable
friar
friary
fricassee
fricative
fricking
friction
Friday
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