Symbols starting with F
- The borderland of enchantment, hidden help and testsFairies
- Lost footing, or a climb too high too quicklyFalling
- Belonging, roles and the home you carryFamily
- Effort, patience and what you are cultivatingFarming
- Authority, approval or careFather
- A signal: a threat, a pressure or a situation that feels unsafeFear
- Lightness, evidence or something settlingFeather
- Release, shame, waste or something ready to be let goFeces
- Curiosity, play or a search that will not give upFerret
- Beginnings, potential and something that is still formingFetus
- Conflict, anger, a boundary or a struggle for controlFighting
- Discovery, value and attentionFinding Something
- Touch, action and communicationFingers
- Energy that can warm, purify, consume or transformFire
- Hearth, warmth and the people who gatherFireplace
- Warmth, preparation and gathering what keeps you goingFirewood
- Abundance, fertility, blessing or life beneath the surfaceFish
- Patience, hope, provision or an effort still in progressFishing
- Small, persistent and hard to ignoreFlies
- Attraction, play and confidenceFlirting
- Water that has left its banksFlood
- Ground, support and the level you stand onFloor
- Growth and fragility: something beautiful that is also briefFlower
- Voice, breath and melodyFlute
- Release from ordinary limits, or overreachFlying
- Half-knowing: something present, not yet resolvedFog
- Nourishment, sharing or hungerFood
- Grounding, direction and supportFoot
- Effort, team and the game a person is inFootball
- Traces, presence and the path a person followsFootprints
- The unknown, a transition or a situation too large to seeForest
- Memory, release or identityForgetting
- Birds, gathering and the ground they shareFowl
- Cunning, survival and the tricksterFox
- The current state of your social lifeFriend
- Transformation, fertility, rain or a change already underwayFrog
- Nourishment, reward and what has grownFruit
- An ending, a transition or a grief that needs a proper goodbyeFuneral
- Home, memory and the place a person holdsFurniture