1. An inlet of the sea at the mouth of a river; an estnary; a kind of weir for catching fish.

2. A forest; a woody place; a small field taken out of a common.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• frite,
• firth,
• fright,
• fryth,
• fdith,
• ftith,
• f5ith,
• f4ith,
• frjth,
• fr8th,
• frirh,
• frifh,
• friyh,
• fri6h,
• fri5h,
• fritb,
• fritha,
• frithe,
• frythe,
• Freeth

• fret,
• fruth,
• forth,
• frothy,
• fright,
• fruit,
• Friedt,
• fri.,
• fruity,
• froth,
• Freida,
• frat,
• faith.

The adjective form of the word "Frith" is "frithful".

The plural of the "Frith" can be the "friths".

The singular of the "Frith" can be the "Frith".