scène, /. scène, stage; entrer
en — , come on the stage.
science, /. knowledge, science, scierie, /. saw-mill.
se, s', himself, to himself, her-
self, oneself ; themselves, etc.
seau, m. pail.
sébile, /. wooden bowl.
sec, sèche, dry.
sèchement, dryly, bluntly.
sécher, to dry.
second, second, seconde, /. second, moment.
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secouer, to shake.
secours, m. aid, reecue.
secousse, /. shock.
secret, m. secret.
séduire, to charm, tempt {conj.
like conduire), seigneur, m. lord.
Seine, /. Seine river, séjour, m. stay, sojoum.
selon, according to.
semaine, /. week, semblable, similar.
semblant, m. appearance; faire
— , to prétend.
sembler, to seem.
semer, to sow, strew.
sensation, /. sensation, feeling.
sensible, sensitive, touched.
sentiment, m. opinion, feeling,
sentiment.
sentir, to feel {conj. like dormir); ne se sent pas, is be-
side himself .
séparer, to separate.
sept, seven.
sera, will be.
sérail, 7n. seraglio.
serein, calm, serene.
serez, will be.
sérieux, -se, serious, eamest;
m. seriousness, gravity.
seront, will be.
serpent, m. serpent, serrer, to press, grasp; se —
les mains, to shake hands.
servante, /. serving-girl.
service, m. service, serviette, /. napkin.
servir, to serve, make use of
{conj. like dormir).
servitude, /. servitude, seuil, m. threshold, doorway. j seul, single, only, alone.
seulement, only.
sévère, severe, serious.
sévèrement, severely.
sévérité, /. severity, serious»
ness.
si, adv. so, thus; yes; conj. if,
whether.
siècle, m. century.
siège, m. seat, chair, sifflement, m. whistle.
siffler, to whistle, call by
whistling.
signal, m. signal.
signe, m. sign, signal.
signifier, to signify, mean.
signer, Ilalian for Mr., sir.
silence, m. silence, silencieusement, silently.
silencieux, -se, silent.
simple, simple, plain, artless.
simplicité, /. simpUcity.
singe, m. monkey.
singulier, strange, peculiar.
situation, /. situation, situé, situated.
six, six.
sixième, sLxth.
Smyme, /. Smyma.
société, /. Company, society.
sœur, /. sister.
soie, /. silk.
soif, /. thir-st.
soigneusement, carefully.
soin, m. care, attention; avoir
— , to take care.
soir, m. evening.
soirée, /. evening.
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sois, subj. am, be.
soit, be it, so be it, be.
soixante, sixty.
sol, ni. soil.
soldat, m. soldier.
soleil, m. sun.
solennel, solemn.
solide, solid, substantial.
solitude, /. solitude.
somme, /. sum.
sommeil, m. sleep.
sommet, m. top, summit.
son, VI. (sa, /.; ses, pi.) his,
her, its, one's.
son, m. Sound, sonder, to probe, songer, to think, dream.
sonner, to strike, ring, sound.
sort, m. spell; fate.
sorte, /. sort, kind; de — que,
so that; en — que, so that.
sortie, /. going out; jours de
— , holidays.
sortir, to get out, go out, depart; arise, take out {conj.
like dormir), sot, m. dunce, fool.
sot, -te, stupid, foolish.
sottise, /. folly, stupid thing,
foolishness.
sou, m. penny, cent, soudain, suddenly.
soufflet, m. slap, blow. souffrance, /. suffering.
souflfrir, to suffer {conj. like
ouvrir), souhait, m. wish.
soulever, to raise up, raise; se
— , to be raised, rise.
soulier, 7/1. shoe.
soupe, /. soup.
souper, TO. supper.
soupir, TO. sigh.
source, /. spring.
sourd, deaf. [rire).
sourire, to smile (conj. like
sous, under, beneath; sub-.
souvenir, to. souvenir, re-
membrance, recollections.
se souvenir, to remember {conj.
like tenir), souvent, often.
soyez, imperative, be.
spectacle, m. show, sight; salle
de — , theater.
spectateur, m. spectator.
spectre, to. specter.
spirituel, -le, witty.
squelette, to. skeleton.
Stamboul, to. Constantinople.
stupéfaction, /. astonishmrait,
amazement.
stupéfait, astonished. stupeur, /. astonishment.
stupide, stupid.
stupidité, /. stupidity.
subitement, suddenly.
submerger, to submerge.
subsister, to subsist.
succéder, to foUow, replace, succès, 7)1. success.
successeur, m. successor.
successivement, successively.
sud, 7n. South.
sueur, /. sweat, perspiration.
suffire, to suffice.
suit, follows.
suite, /. séquence, suite; de — ,
in succession.
suivant, following, next.
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suivre, to follow.
sujet, 7n. siibject; fellow.
sultan, m. Sultan.
sultane, /. Sultana.
superbe, fine, superb.
supérieur, superior.
superstitieux, -se, superstitions.
suppliant, beseeching.
supplier, to beg, beseech.
supposer, to suppose, présume.
sur, on, upon, to, among.
sûr, sure; bien — , surely.
sûrement, surely.
surface, /. surface.
surmonter, to surmount.
surnaturel, m. supernatural.
surprendre, to surprise {conj.
like prendre).
surpris, surprised.
surprise, /. surprise.
surtout, especially, above ail.
surveiller, to watch over.
suspendre, to hang, suspend.
Syrie, /. Syria.
tabac, m. tobacco.
table, /. table; Table Ronde,
Rfmnd Table, tableau, m. picture, black-
hoard; — noir, blackboard.
tablier, m. ajiron.
tache, /. spot, stain.
tacher, to soil, stain.
tâcher, to try.
taille, /. waist.
tailleur, m. tailor.
se taire, to keep silent, stop
talking {conj. like plaire, ex-
cept se tait), talent, /«. talent, talisman, rn. talisman, tandis que, while.
tant, so much; — que, as long
as.
tante, /. aunt.
tapage, ?«. noise, uproar.
taper, to strike, tap.
tapis, m. rug.
tard, late.
tarder, to delay.
tas, m. heap, pile, te, to vou, for you; you; your-
self." tel, such; — que, such as.
tellement, so.
témoin, //(. witness.
témoignage, m. testimony,
mark, évidence, température, /. température, tempête, /. storm.
temps, m. time, weather.
tendre, tender, affectionate.
tendre, to stretch, stretch out,
strain, extend, give; — son
ventre, to ])uiï himself up.
tendrement, tenderly.
tendu, strained, intent.
tenir, to hold, keep, cling; se
— , to be held, keep; — à
faire quelque chose, insist
on tloing soniething; — à,
to rare for.
tentation, /. temptation.
tenter, to tomj)t.
tenue, /. dress, appearance,
bearing; grande — , full
ilress.
VOCABULARY
terminer, to end.
terre, /. earth; ground, land;
earthenware.
terrexir, /. terror.
terrible, terrible.
terrifier, to terrify.
tête, /. liead.
théâtre, m. theater.
tiède, warm.
tiens, exclam, hère! look! why!
tige, /. stem.
timbrer, to stamp.
timidement, timidly.
tirer, to pull, draw, pull out;
se — de, to get along.
tiroir, r«. drawer.
titre, m. title.
toi, you, to you; même,
yourself.
toÛette, /. toilet.
toit, m. roof, toiture, /. roofing, roof, tomber, to fall, descend, ton, ta {pi. tes), your.
ton, m. tone.
tondre, to crop, graze.
tonner, to thunder, roar.
tonnerre, m. thunderbolt.
tordre, to twist, contort; se —
de rire, to be convulsed with
laughter.
tort, m. wrong.
tôt, early, soon.
total, m. total.
toucher, to touch.
toujoxirs, always, still, con-
tinually.
tour, m. turn, round; trick.
tOMi, f. tower.
tourmenter, to tonnent, worry.
tournant, m. tuming, tum,
toiUTier, to turn, circle.
tout, adj. {m. pi. tous), ail, every, any; du — , at ail; adv. entirely, very, much, quite; — à coup, suddenly; — à fait, absolutely, entirely; — de suite, at once; — en, while; — d'un coup, ail at once; — à l'heiire, presently, just now; — de même, ail the same.
trace, /. track, footstep, trace.
tracer, to trace, mark, vsrite.
traduire, to translate (conj.
like conduire).
train, m. train, process, bustle; en — de, in the act of .
traîner, to draw, pull, drag.
trait, m. trait, characterietic; feature.
traiter, to treat.
tranche, /. slice, eut.
tranquille, silent, quiet; at peace, tranquil.
tranquillement, tranquilly, quietly.
tranquilliser, to cahn.
transporter, to transport.
travail, m. work, labor.
travailler, to work.
travailleur, -se, industrious.
travers; à — , across, through; en — , across.
traverse, /. cross-piece.
traverser, to cross, go through.
treize, thirteen.
tremblant, trembling.
tremblement, m. trembhng.
trembler, to tremble.
tremper, to dip, wet, be im-
mersed.
trente-six, thirty-six.
Trépassés, m. pi. the dead;
baie des — , Dead Men's Bay.
très, verj-, verj- much.
trésor, m. treaeure.
tressaillir, to start, tremble
{cojîj. like recueillir), tresser, to braid, weave.
tricot, m. knitting.
tricoter, to knit.
tringle, /. rod.
triomphant, triumphant.
triomphe, m. triumph.
triple, thrice, triple.
triste, sad, wretched.
tristement, sadly.
tristesse, /. sadness.
trois, three.
troisième, third.
tromper, to deceive; se — , to
be mistaken.
trompette, /. trumpet.
trop, too much, too.
trottoir, m. sidewalk.
trou, 7H. hole.
troubler, to trouble, disturb;
se — , to get confused.
troupe, /. troop.
trouver, to find, consider; se
— , to be found, be.
truite, /. trout.
tu, y ou.
tuer, to kill; se — , to kill each
other, be killed, kill oneself.
turban, /«. turban.
turc, Turkish; Turc, m. Turk.
Turquie, /. Turkey.
se tut, jHi^t lit/, uf se taire.
un, une, a, an; one.
imiforme, m. uniform.
union, /. union, marriage.
luiique, sole, one.
imiversel, -le, gênerai, univer-
sal.
usage, m. use.
Ussel, a city of France, ustensile, m. tool, implement.
utile, useful.
va, goes, is going, let it go; vas, are going; elle s'en — , she is going away.
vache, /. cow.
vagabond, nu vagabond.
vague, /. wave.
vain, vain.
vais, go, am going.
vallée, /. Valley.
valoir, to be worth.
valse, /. waltz.
vannier, m. basket-maker.
vapeur, m. steamer.
variante, /. variation, variant.
vase, m. vessel, vase.
vaste, vast.
vécu, past part, of vivre.
velu, hairy.
vendre, to sell.
vénération, /. respect, vénération.
venez, come.
se venger, to take vengeance, avenge oneself.
venir, to come {œnj. liketeim);
VOCABULARY
venaient de partir, had just gone; s'en — , to corne up to; à tout venant, to ail corners.
vent, m. wind.
ventre, m. stomach; tendait son — , puffed himseK up.
venu, past part, of venir; nouveau — , new-comer.
véranda, /. véranda.
vérifier, to verify.
véritable, real.
véritablement, really.
vérité, /. truth.
vermisseau, m. îittle worm.
verra, will see.
verre, m. glass.
vers, to, towards.
verser, to pour eut, pour.
vert, green.
veste, /. coat, jacket.
vêtement, ?«. suit, garment.
vétérinaire, m. veterinary.
vêtir, to clothe.
veut, wants, wishes.
viande, /. méat.
victorieux, -se, vietorious.
vide, empty, vacant.
vider, to empty.
vie, /. life, living; de sa — , in her life.
vieillesse, /. old âge.
vieillir, to grow old.
vient, comes.
vierge, /. virgin.
vieux, vieil, -le, old; subs. old nian, old woman.
vif, vive, lively, keen; strong.
vigilant, vigilant.
vigne, /. vineyard, vine.
vigoureusement, vigorously.
vigoiu-eux, -se, vigorous.
villa, /. country-house.
village, m. village.
ville, /. city, town.
vin, m. wine.
vingt, twenty.
vingtaine, /. score.
violence, /. violence, strength.
violent, violent, strong.
violet, violet, violet colored.
violon, m. violin.
virent, saw.
visage, jn. face; — au ciel, face
upturned. visible, visible, to be seen.
visiblement, visibly, notice-
ably.
visite, /. visit.
visiter, to visit.
vite, quickly, rapidly.
vitré, glazed, of glass.
vivant, r«. lifetime.
vivant, aUve, living.
vivement, quickly, brightly.
vivre, to live, dwell; faire — ,
to support; vive la France!
long live France!
vizir, m. vizier.
vociférer, to shout, cry eut.
voici, hère is, hère are.
voilà, there is, that is, there
are, see there.
voiler, to veU, disguise, conceal.
voir, to see.
voisin, 7n. neighbor, one near.
voisin, neighboring, near.
voit, sees.
voiture, /. vehicle.
voix, /. voice.
VOCABULARY
voler, to steal, rob.
volevir, m. thief, robber.
volonté, /. will.
volontiers, willingly.
volupté, /. voluptuousness.
vomir, to pour eut, vomit.
vont, go.
vorace, greedy, voracious.
votre ipl. vos), your.
voudrais, wish, should wish.
voulez, wish.
vouloir, to wish, will, désire, want, daim, prétend; en — à quelqu'un, to hâve a grudge against some one; je m'en voulais du temps perdu, I was angry at myself for the time lost; — bien, be willing.
vous, you, to you, yourself.
voyage, m. journey, trip; bon — ! good luckl
voyager, to travel.
voyageur, m. tra vêler.
voyais, saw, was seeing.
vrai, true, truly.
vraiment, really, truly, indeed.
vu, seen.
vue, /. sight.
wagon, m. car, carriage.
Wilhelm, German word, William.
y, there, to it, in it, to them;
il — avait, there was; il —
a, there is.
yeux, m. pi. eyes; dans les
deux — , straight in the eyes.
Yousouf , m. proper name.
