L. L. amicalis), Arabie, aniir), L. amicitatem
amitié, n. f., (et. L.
fri.ndship, affection.
amonceler, v a., (et. à, mnnceau, a heap , to heap up.
amour, n. m., (et. L. anioreni), love.
amphithéâtre, n. m., (et. L. amphitheatrum), amphithéâtre.
an, n- ni., (et. L. annus), year.
anarcMe, n. f., (et. Gr. 'avapxia), anarchy.
ancêtres, n. m. pi., (et L. antecessor), ance^tors, forefathers.
ancien, ne, adj.. (et. L. L. antianus), ancieiif, old. former.
ancre n. f., (et L ancora), anchor.
anéantir, v. a., (et. «, néant), to annihikue, TO prostrate.
ange. n. m., (et. L. angélus), angel.
angoisse, n- f.. (et. L. an^u-tia), angni-h.
animal, n. m., (et. L. animal), animal.
VOCABULAHY.
animé, e, adj., (et. anhner), aiiimated,
llVlDf;.
animer, v. a., (et L. aniinare), to aiiiniate, to encourage, to excite.
anneau, >'• ni., (et. L. annellus), ring, liiik.
année. ')• f-. (et. L. L. annata, froni L. annuîs), a year.
annoncer, v. a., (et. L. aninmtiare). to annouiice, t j indicate, to foi'e ell, to give promise of.
anse, 'i. t., (et. L. ansa), creek, covc. antenne, n. f., (et. L. anteiina), lateenyard.
antichambre, ". f-, (et. L. an'c,
cha^ii're), aiite i. haniber.
anticipation, n. f., (et. L. anticipationein), anticip^itioii.
antipathie, »• £■. (et. 'avTitràQeia), antipathy.
antipodes, n. m., p'., (et. L. antipodes), antipodes.
antique, adj., (et. L. iinti(iuus), antique, ancient.
antiquité, n. f., (et. anti'jui), antiquity, former tinie*.
anxicl^é, n. f., (et. L. anxietatem), anxiery.
août, n. m., (et. L. augustus), Auyrust. [Pionounce as if ou],
apaisementi ». m., (et. apaiser), paeifying.
apaiser, v. a., (et. à, paix), to pac.ify, to c|niet.
apanage, n. m., (et. 0. F. apaner, to nouri>h, from L. pani ), appanaije, portion, inheritance.
apercevoir, v. a., (et. à i freemàr, L. pereipore), to perceive, to disoover ; s'a- })i ICI inir df, to notice.
aplanir, v. a., (et. L. planus), tu le\ cl, to ^mooth.
apologue, n. m., (et. Or. 'aTrôÂovoç), aiiolcuue, taie.
apôtre, n. m., (et. L. apostolus), apt) tli.
apparaissait, 3rd, >ini;-. imp. ind. of ai j itraliif.
apparaître, v. n., (et. L. apparescere), to ai i>car.
appareil, n. m., (et. appareiller, from pniiii). display, ontfit.
apparence, " f-. (et. apiiare.nt), ap-
pearance. en fi/ij'aivnce, apparently.
apparent, e, adj., (i t. L. apparcntem), ajipannt
appailenir, v. n., 'ft. !.. ad, pcrtiriore), tu :ippeitain, to belon;,'.
apparu, past part, of apparaître.
apparurent, ^^id, pu. prêt. dcf. of
apparaitri'.
appeler, v. a., (et. L. appellare), to call ; .s'a/./»/e)-, tobora'.l d; fa appeler à, to appeal to.
appendice, n. m., (et, L. appendicem), appendix, appendaife.
applaudir, v. a., (et. L. applauderc),
to .applaud.
applaudissement n. m., (et. applaudir), a|>plaase.
apporter, v. a., (et. L. apportare), to bnn;,', to convey.
apprécier, v. a., (et. L. appretiare), to \ alue, to appreciate, to estimate, to flnd out.
appréhension, n. f., (et. L. apprehensioneiu), appréhension, fear.
apprendre, v. a., (et. L. apprendere), to learn. apprendr-' quel'/ue chnxe à quelqu'un, to teaeh s -me nnesome'hintr ; ('/ prend, 3rd, sin;.^. près. ind. ; a 'pre. 'dx, 2Md, sinar. imperativc ; apprit, 3rd, siiig. prêt. def.
apprivoiser, v. a , (et. L. L. apprivitiare), to tame ; x'apiirivuiser, to grow t.inie, familiar.
approche, n- f.. (et. a>pr)cher), appv'iaeli.
approcher, v. a., (et. L. appropiare>, 1 1 brin^ near, to conie near ; as nenter verb with de, to draw near, to approac^h ; also as rcflexive with de in similar sensés.
approprier. v.a.,(et L. appropriare),to adapt, to fil.
approvisionner, v. a., (et. à, pruoiaion). t I sn|),«l\ with provisions.
appui. "• ">.. (et. app'iyer, from L.
po ii\iin). pfop, stay, support.
âpv3, adj , (et. L. asper), har.<h.
après, prcp., (et. à, pri^^) after ; .■« adveib, after. aftcrwards ; d'après, f >1lowitv,'. aecording to ; apris que (conj.i, after, after that.
arborer, v. a., (et. L. L. arb.irare, from L. arijor), to erect, to hoist.
arbre, n. m., (et. L. arborem), tree ; arlire <'i fruit, fruit-tree.
arbuste. ". m-, (et. r>. arbustum).
shrul), sniall tree.
archevêque, "• ni., (et. L. archiipi>eopiis). an-hliishop.
archidiacre ". ni., (et. Hybrid : Gr.
'ix.iy I.. diaeonus) anhdcacon.
VOCABULARY
archipel, n. m., (et. It. archipelago), archipeiaifo.
ardent, e, adj., (et. L. ardentem), burniij;^, violent.
ardeur, ". f-, (et L. ardorem) ardor, fer>eiicy.
argent, "■ m., (et. L. arKentum), silver, money.
argile, n- f-, (et. L. aryilla), clay.
armateur, n. m., (et. L. armatoreni), shipowner, owner or captain of a privateer.
arme n. f., (et. L. arma), weapon ; armi'.-<. arins.
armée, n. f., (et. arme), army ; armée navalt-, flcet
armement, n. m., (et. arme), equipment, outfit.
armer, v. a., (et. arme), to arm, to fit out ; s'armer, to arm oneself.
arracher, v. a., (et. L. eradicare), to pull out. to draw ; arracher à, to snatch from ; s'arracher à to tear oneself away from.
arrêter, v. a., (et. L. ad, restare), to arrest, to stop : s'arrêter, to stop.
arrière, adv., (et. L. ad, rétro), behind, back ; en arrière de, in the hinder part of, in the stem of.
arrivée, n. f., (et. arriver), arrivai.
a-rriver, v. n., (et. L. ad, ripam), to arrive, ti happen to.
arrondir, v. a.. Cet. rond, from L.
rotundus), to round, to round ofE.
art, n. m., (et. L. artem), art
artisan, n. m., (et. It. artljriano), artisan, uiethanic.
artàstement, adv., (et. artiste, from It. a^til^ta , artistically, skilfuUy.
as, -iid. sing. près. ind. of avoir.
asiatique, adj., Asiatic.
asile. 11. 111.1 (et. L. asyluni), asylum, shelter.
aspect, n. m., (et. L. aspectus), aspeut, siçht, look, appc-vrance. [Pronounce as if «.«j^è. ]
aspiration, n. t., (et. aspirer), inhalint;;, aspiration.
aspirer, v. a., (et. L. aspirare), to inhale, to aspire to.
assaillir, v. a., (et. L. ad, salire), to assault, to attack.
assassiner, v. a., (et. assassin, from Arab. hashish, an into.xicating drink), to assassinate.
asseoir, v. a., (et. L assidere), to sot, to set down ; s'asseoir, to sit down.
asservir, v. a., (et. L. asservire), to subject, to enslave, to subdue.
asservissement, "• «i , (et. asservir), enslavemeiit.
assez, adv., (et. L. ad, satis), inouyh.
assidu, e, adj., (et. L. assiduis), assiduous, dilifjent.
assiéger, v. a., (et. L. L. assediare), to besiet,'e.
assigner, v. a., (et. L. assignare), to assigri, to appoint, to settle.
assimiler, v. a., (et. L. assimilare), to assiD'ilaie, to make like.
s'assirent, 3rd, plu. prêt. def. of
s'asseoir.
assistance, n. f., (et. assister), assistance.
assister, v. a. and n., (et. L. assistere), to assist ; assister à, to be présent at.
associer, v. a., (et. L. associare), to associ;ite, to group ; s'associer, to associate, to join.
assoupir, v. a., (et. L. ad, sopire), to put to sleep ; s'assoupir, to fall asleep, to doze.
assouplir, v. a., (et. à, souple), to make supple, to bend, to make submissive.
assujettir, v. a., (et. sujet), to subdue, to conquer.
assurance, n. f., (et. assurer), assurance, iiinfidence
assurer, v. a., (et. à, sûr), to assure, to affirm, to enibolden ; on assure, it is said ; s'assurer, to assure oneself.
astre, n. m., (et. L. astrum), star.
astrologie, n. f., (et. Gr. ao-TpoÀo-yia), astrolog'v.
astrologique, adj., astrological.
astronomie, n. f., (et L. astronomia), astronomy.
astucieusement, adverb, cunningly, craftily.
astucieux, euse, adj., (et. L. astucia), crafty, cunnlng.
atelier, n, m., (et. L. L. hxstella, a small pièce of wood), worksho i
athlétique, adj., (et. atliU-'e, fromUr.
'aeÀ7)Ti)ç), athletic.
attachement, n- m., (et. attacher), attachment, aflfection.
attacher, v. a., (et. ad, and a Teutonic radical, tac. Compare Eng. tack), to tie, to bind, to attach ; s'attacher, to attacb oneself, to clir.g, to keep close.
attaquer, v. a., (et. Picardian form of attacher), to attack.
VOCABULARY
atteindre, v. a. and n., (et. L. attiiif,'ere) to reach, tu altaiii. atteindre à, to reach ; aWiunit, 3rd, sing, prêt. dc-f. ; atteint, past part.
attendre, v. a. and n., (et. L. attendei-e), to wait, to «ait for, to expect. b attendre à, to expect.
attendrir, v. a., (et. tendre), to soften, to nio\e, to affect ; s'attendrir, to grow teiider, to melt.
attente, n. f., (et. attendre), waiting, ho,'e.
attentif, ive, adj,, (et. L. aU.ntivus), attent,i\e, fuU of attention.
attention, ". f-, (et. L. attentionem), attention, care.
atterrage, n.m., (et. à, terre), landiii?.
attester, v. a., (et. L. atte» ai-i) to attosp, to certify, to prove.
attirer, v. a,, (et. à, tirer), to attiact, to alluie.
attitude, n. t., (et. It. attitudine), attitude.
attraction, n. t., (et. L. attractionem), attiact ion, charm.
attrait. "- m-, et. L. attractus), allurenient, attraction, charm.
attribuer, v. a., (et. L. attribuere), to attribute, to ascribe, to allot, to grant, to confer.
attrister, v. <i., fet. L. ad, tristis), to make sau, to yrieve.
au, ' ontractioii o( à le, to the, at the, etc.
aubépine, n. i-, (et. L. alba, spina), hawthorn.
aucun, e, adj., (et. L. aliquis, unus), aiiy. sonie, some one ; (,\vith ne), 110,110 one, iiot any.
audace, n. f., (et. L. audacia), audacity, boldnuss, assurance.
audacieusement, adv., boldly, pre-
suiiiiiiuunsly.
audacieux, euse adj., (et. aadare), auiiaiioii.s, hold, daring.
au-dessus de. prep., above, over.
au-devant de. prep., in front of ; alli r aii-denint de, to go to nicet.
audience, n- f.i (et. L. audientia), audience, hearing.
auditoire, n- '"■> (et. L. auditorium», audience.
augure, n. m., (et. L. auguriuni), augury, omen.
aujourd'hui, adv., (et. au, j«ur, d', liKi, trwili I,. lioiiie), to-day.
auparavant. adv., (et. au, l'ar, avant), bct >ïc fornierly.
auprès de. prep., et. au, iirèx), near, by, «ith, alongside of.
auquel, pro., mas. sing., to whom, to whicli, tor «hom, etc.
aurait, 3rd, s ng. près. con. of avoir. auras, 2nd, sing. fut. ind. of aïoir.
aurore, n. f., (et. L. aurora), Aurora,
iiiorning.
auS!:i, adv., (et. L. aliud, sic), also, too, il twi.-ie ; aMSSi bien que, as well as;
'■■ sui Ion; /temps que as long as.
aussitôt, adv., (et ausii, tôt), immeii.iCcly ; aussitôt que, as soon as.
autant, adv., (et. L. aliud, tantum), as
' uii;h, so much, as niany, se many;
