L. formicUare), ant-hill, crowd
fournir, V. a., (et. O. H. G. frumjan), to furjiish.
foyer, n. m., (et. L. L. focarium, from L. focus), hearth, cenae.
fragile, adj., (et. L fragilis), fragile, frail, weak, délicate.
fraîchement, adv., recently, newly frais, fraîche, adj., (et. A. S. fresc), cool, fresh.
frais n m., plu., (et.?), charges, expense's; à leurs frais, at their own expense.
français, e, adj., (et. L. L. francensis, from O.' H. G. franco), French.
franchir, v. a., (et. franc,Uee), to
cross. ^
franc'scain, n. m., Franciscan monk.
frapper, v. a., (et. Scand. hrappa, to
handle roughly), to strike, to knock, to
make an impression, to affect.
fraternel, le, adj., (et. L. fraternalis), fraternal, brotherly.
frayer, v. a., (et. L. fricare), to open. to trace ôut (roads), to explore.
frêle, adj., (et. L. fragilis), frail, weak délicate.
fréquemment, adv., (et. fréquent) frequently.
fréquenter, v. a., (et. L. frequentare^ to fréquent, to live in, to know, to be acquaiiited with.
frère, n. m., (et. L. fratem), brother. fréter, v. a., (et. fret, O. H. G. freht;, to f reight, to charter.
fro'.d, e, adj., (et. L. frigidus), cold. froideur, n. f., (et. froid), coldness, indifférence.
front, n- m., (et. L. frontem), forehead. fruit, n. m., (et. L. fructus), fruit.
fugitif, ive, adj., (et. L. fugitif us), fugitive, wavering ; fugitif, n. m., fugitive.
fuir, V. a. and n., (et. L. fugere\ to shun, to fly, to run away, to flee.
famée, n. f., (et. fumer, L. fumarei, smoke.
funèbre, adj., (et. L funebris), pertaiuing to a funeral, funereal.
funérailles, n. f., plu., (et. L. L. funeralia), tuneral rites, obsequies.
funeste, adj.. (et. L. fune^tus), fatal, unlucky.
furent, 3rd, plu. prêt. def. of être.
fureur, n- f-. (et. L- furnrem), fury.
lussent, 3rd, plu imp. sub. of être.
fut, 3rd, sing. prêt. def. of être.
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futur, e, adj., (et. L. futurus), future.
gage, n. m., (et. ;ia<ier, from L. L.
vadiaie, to pltdfre), pledge, token, pawn ; iiii ttre en yaje, to paw».
gagner, v. a., (et. O. H. G. weidanjan, to pasture cittle), togain.to win, toearn, to let, to get to ; ijanner sa vie, to earn his living.
galè:e, n. f., (et. It. galera), galley.
galet, II. m., (et. O. F. gai, a pebble), pelible ; les rialets^^hm^Xe.
galop. 11- m., (et. <jal'iper), gallop.
garde, n. f., (et. ;/arder), guard, custJdy.
garder, v. a., (et. O. H. G. warten, to w ateh), to keep, to protect, to préserve.
gazouillement, n.m.,(et. uazi'uilUr), uliirping, warbling.
gazouiller, v. n., (et. ?), to chirp, to w arble.
gémir, v. n., (et. L. gemere), to groan, to si^h, to lameiit, to mourn, to be sad.
général, e, adj., (et. L. generalis), i;i lierai, uiihert^al ; iféiiéral, n. m., gênerai.
génération, n. f., eni), génération.
généreusement, .u,bly.
généreux, euse, adj., (et. L. gener- Oous), gênerons, noble.
générosité, n. f., (et. L. generositatemi, generosity.
génie, n. m., (et. L. genius), genius.
genou, n. m., (et. genuculuni, dim. of L. genu), knee ; se mettre à genoux, tomher à ijenoux, to kneel down.
genre, n. m., (et. L. ger.ere), kind, species ; ijenre humain, niankind.
gentilhomme, n. m. (et. ijentU, L.
geiitiiis and huirme), gentleman, noblenian.
géographe, n. m., geograpber.
géographie, n. f. (et. L. geographia), geo^Taphy.
géographique, adj., geographùal.
. geôlier, n- ni. (et. (jeôle, L. caveola), jailer.
géomètre, f' m. (et. L. geometra), geometer, geonietriciaii.
géomttrie, n. f. (et. L. geometria). geonietry.
gerbe, n. (. (rt. 0 H. G. yuba), shcaf.
(et. L. generationadv., generously,
geste, t>- m. (et. L. gestus), gesture, action.
gigantesque, adj. (et. It. gigantesco), giganlic.
glace, n. l. (et. L. glacies), ice.
glaive, n. m. (et. L. gladius), sword.
globe, n. m. (et. L. globus), globe.
gloire, n. 1. (et. L. gloria), glory, hoiior.
glorieux, euse, ac'j- (et. h. gloriosus), glorious, proud.
glorifier, v. a. (et. L. glorifioare), to glorify, to pi aise
golfe, n. m. (et. Gr. kôA<^oç), gulf.
gonfler, v. a. (et. \,. conflare), to swell ; se yonjler, to swell, to rise.
gothique, adj. et. L. L. gothicus), goihic.
gouffre, n. m. (et. Gr. /ré^c^oç), gulf, abyss.
goût, n. m. (et. I* gustn!-), taste.
goûter, V. a. (et. L. giwtare), to taste.
goutte, n. f. (et. L. gutta), drop, goût.
gouvernail, n. m. (et. L. gubernacu»
luni), rudder.
gouvernement, n. m. (et. gouverner), governnitnt.
gouverner, v. a. (et. L. gubemare), to !,'overn, to rule, to steer.
gouverneur, n. m. (et. L. gubernatorem), governor.
grâce, n. f. (et. L. gratia), grâce, e?egance, graiefiiliicss, pardon, thanks ; grdee à, tlianks tO ; rendre firâces, tO return thanks.
gracieux, euse, adj. (et. L. grjtioaus), graceful, agree..b:e, gracious, kind, kindly.
gradin, n. m- (et. "rade, L. gradu8\ step ; gradins, seats risit.g one above the other.
graine, n. f. (et. L. L. grana, L.
granuni), seed.
grand, e, adj. (et. L. grandem), great, hiyh, tall.
grandeur, n. f. (et. trrand), size, largene-s, greatness, grandeur.
grandir, v. n. (et. L. grandirez, to grow.
grave, adj. (et. L. gravis), grave, serions.
graver, v. a. (et. Ger. gralion), to engrave.
gravir, v. a. and n. (et. L. L. gr.idire), to clinib up, t* abcend.
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gravité, n. l. (et. L, gravitatem), gravity, Beriousness.
eré, n.m. (et. L. gratum), will, inclination, likinç ; à ton are in accordance with one's îiking, at one's will, at one s pleasure.
gréement, n. m. (et. gréerl risging (of a shipi.
grelot, n. m. (et. dim. of O. F. grêle), Utile liell.
grève, n. f. (et. O. F. grave ; compare , Eng. gravel), strand, beach.
gros, se, adj. (ot. L. L. gross-is), big:, I large ; les yros temps, storiuy w.ather.
grossir, v. a. and n. (et. ijros), to niuke bigger, to grow bigger, to svvell.
grot'.e, n. f. (et. L. crypta), grotto, cave
groupe, n. m. (et. It. groppo), group.
grouper, v. a. (et. j/r- upe), to group. guérir, v. a. (et. Gothic warjan, to défend), to cure, to heal.
guerre, n. f. (et. O. H. G. werra>, war. guerrier, n. m. (et. guerre), warrior.
guide, n. m. (et. ptdde), guide.
guider, v. a. (et. L. L. guidare), to guide, to conduct.
[h aspirate is indicated thus 'h], h, n. m. or f.
habile, adj. (et. L.habilis), able, élever, gkilful.
habit, n. m. (et. L. habitus), coat, dress, garb ; habits, clothes.
habitacle, n. m. (et. L. habitaculum), biiuiacle.
habitant, n. m. (et. habita-), inhabitant.
habitation, n.f. (et. L. habitationem), habitation, house, colony.
habiter, v. a. and n. (et. L. habitare), to iiihabit, to dwell.
habitude, n. f. (et. L. habitudinem\ habit, oustom ; avoir l'habitude de, to hâve the habit of.
habituel, le, adj. (et. L L. habitualis), habituai.
habituellement, adv., habitually.
habituer, v. a. (et. L. L. habituare), to habituate, to accustonj.
'hache, n. f. (et. Ger. backe), axe.
'haie, "• f- (et. L. L. haga), beige, line (of soldiers).
'haine, n. f. (et. haïr, of Ger. origin). hatred.
haleine, n. f. (et. L. halare), brea,th. wind, breeze.-
'halte, n. l. (et. Ger. hait), hait, halting-place.
'hardi, e, adj. (et. 0. H. G. hartjan, to harden), bold, daring.
'hasard, n. m. (et. Arab. al-sar, game of dice), hazard, chance.
'hâte, n. f. (et. Ger. hast), haste.
'hâter, v. a. (et. hâte), to hasten.
'haubans, n. m. (et. F.em. hobent), shrouds, rigging.
'haut, e, adj. (et. L. altus), high ; à haute Duix, in a loud \oice ; haut, n. m. height, top ; d'en haut de, froni aliove.
'hauteur, "• f- (et. haut), height, eminence, haughtioess.
'havre, n. m. (et. Ger. hafen), harbor, ha^en.
hébreu, adj. and n.m. ;et. L. hebraius), Hebrew.
hémisphè e, n. m. (et. L. hemisphœrium), hémisphère.
herbe, n. f. (et. L. herba), herb, grass, plant, vegetiition.
herbu, e, adj., grassy, weedy.
héréditaire, adj. (et. L. hereditarius), heieditary.
hérésie, n. f. (et. Gr. a^pecriç, choosing), heresy.
héritage, n. m. (et. hé,-, ter), inheritaiice.
hériter {de), v. n. (et. L. hereditare), to inherit.
héritier, "• ni. (et. L. hereditarius), heir, inheritor.
héroïque, adj (et. L. heroicus), heroic. héroïsme, "• ni. (et. héros), heroism.
'héron, n.m. (et. L. L. aironem), heroji. 'héros, n.m. (et. L. héros), hero. [The jissiit.it].
hésiter, v. n. (et. L. haesitare), to hesitate.
heure, n. f. (et. L. hora), hour, tinie. heureux, euse, adj. (et. heur, trom L.
a igunuin , happy, fortunate.
hier, adv. (et. L. heri), yesterday. [In thii «ord final r is pronounced].
'hisser, ^'- a. (et. Ger. hissen), to hoist. histoire, n. f. (et. L. historia , history. historien, n.m. et. histoire), historian. historiqie, adj. (et. L. hibtoricus),histo ieal.
hiver, n. m. (it. L. hibernus), winter. (P.-.jiiouiice the r].
'ho het, n. m. (et. hocher, to shako), I pUything, toy.
VOCABULARY
homme, n- m. (et. L. hominem', man.
homogénéité, n. t (et. homnfiène, from Gr. 'ofioyei'Tiç), homoseneousiiesf, siiirilarity.
honnête, adj. (et. L. honestus), honest.
honnêteté, n. f. (et. honnête), honesty, virtue.
honneur, n m. (et. L. honorera), honor.
honorable, adj. (et. L. honorabilis), honorable.
honorer, v. a. (et. L. hono are), to honor.
'honteux, euse, adj. ret. honte, 0. H.
G. hônida), shaineful, ashamed, bashful.
'horde, n. f. (et. Turkish ordii, a carap), horde.
horizon, n. in. (et. 'opiiuiv), horizon.
horreur, n.f. (et. L. horrorem), horror, fri,'ht, detestation.
horrible, adj. (et. L. horrib'.lis), horrible.
'hors (de), prep. (et. L. foras), ont of, beyond.
horticulture,, n. f. (et. L. hortus, cultura), horticulture.
hospitalier, ière. adj. (et. L. L. hoapitalarius), hosiiitable.
hospitalité, n. f. (et. L. hospitalitatem), hospitality.
hostile, adj. (et. L. hostilis), hostile, unfriendly.
hôte, n, m. (et. L. hospitem), host, guest.
hôtellerie, n. f. (et. hôtel), inn.
'huit. adj. (et. L. octo), eig-ht. [The t is pronouneed when at the end of a clause or before vowels].
huître, n. f. (et. L. ostrea), oyster.
humain, e, adj. (et. L. humanus, human, huniane.
humanité, n. f. (et. L. humanitaiem), huiuanity, kindness.
humble, adj. (et. L. huniilis), humble, humilier, v. a. (et. L. hunniliare\ to humilie ; .s'Iiuiiiilier, to humble onesclf.
humilité, n. f., et. L. humilitatem), huiuility.
'hune, n. f. (et. A. S. hun), top of a niast.
'hutte, n. f. (3t. Ger. hiitte), hut.
hymne, n. m. and f. (et. L. hyiunus), hyimi, anthem ; hjim le is féminine when mcaniii^ a hynm of the church, masculine in other sensés.
ici, adv. (et. L. ecuc-hio), hère, hither ; tci-6.(.v, hère below ; junja'ici, till the prêtent.
idéal, e, adj. (et. L. idealis), idéal.
idée, n. f. (et. L. idea), idea, thought.
idolâtrie, n.f. (et. L. idolatria),idolatry.
ignominie, n. f. (et. L. i^nominia), ignoniiiiy, disgrâce.
ignorance, n. f. (et. L. ignorantia), ignorance.
ignorer, v. a. (et. L. ignorare), to be ignorant of, not to know; ignorant, ignorant of ; ignoré df, unknown to.
il, ils, per. pro. (et. L. file), he, it, they.
île, n. f. (et. L. insula), island, isle.
illusion, n. f. (et. L. illusionem), illusion.
illusionner, v. a. (et. iilusion), to delude, to iiil «ith illusions.
illustre, adj. (et. L. illustris), illustrions, famous, oelebratc'd.
illustrer, v. a. let. L. illustrare), to illustrate, to adorn.
im-, in-, ir-, (et L. in), inséparable pretix, so nrtimes with a négative force, as: impitoya'ile, inxu, irré échi, sometimes with an ifitensive force, as: imnoser intiinider.
image, n. f. (et. L. imaginem), image, picture.
imaginaire, adj. (et. L. iniaginarius\ imaginary, chinierical.
imagination, n. f. (et. L. imaginationeni), uuagination.
imaginer, v. a. (et. L. imaginari), to imagine, to conceive ; s'imaginer, to fancy.
imiter, v.a. (et. t.. imitari), to imitate.
immédiatemert ^id^'-, immediately.
immense, adj. (et. L. immonsus), immense, vust.
immensité, n.f. (et. L. Immcnsitatem), imniensity.
immobile, adj. (et. L. immobilis), imuio\.iblc, mutionless.
immobilité, n. f. (et. L. im nobilitatem), iinniobihty.
immoler, v. a. (et. \,. immolare), to inimulate, to slay, to kill.
immortaliser, v. a. (et. immortel), to imniortuliso.
immortalité, n. f. (et. L. immorUli-
tatenii, ininii>itality.
immortel, le, adj. (et. L. iunnortalis), imuional, eternal.
impassibilité, n- '■ 'et. Tj. impassibilitatein), inipassibility, i-aliunos'».
impatiemment, »J*- (»:t- impatient), impaiicMtly,
' OCABULARY.
impatience, n. f. (et. l. mpationtia), impatieiK'r.
impatient, e, ^Aj , (et. L. impationtetu), impatient.
impie, i<dj. (et. L. impius), impious, profane.
impiété, n. f. (et. L. impie' atcm), impiety, iiiin-o iliness, profanit.w
impitoyable, adj. (et. in-, , it yahU), pitiless inerciless, cruel.
impitoyablement, adv., cruelly.
implacable, adj. (et. L. implacabilis), iiiiplacalde, not to be appea.sed.
implorer, v. a. (et. L. implorare), to implore, to beg.
important, e, adj. (et. L. importare), important.
importun, 6, adj. (et. L. impcrtunus), importuiiats, troublesoœe, tiresonie.
imposant, e, adj. (et. imposer), imposing, awful.
imposer, v.a. (et. in-, poser), to impose, to eoiiiiiel, to force.
imposition, n.f. (et. L. impositionem), imposition.
impossibilité, n. f. (et. L. impossibilitateiii), impossibility.
impossible, adj. (et. L. impossibilis), impossible.
impression, n. f. (et. L. impressionem), impression, feeling.
imprévu, e, adj., unforseen.
imprimer, v. a. (et. L. imprimerez, to impress, to print, to implant, to press, to plant, to inspire.
imprimerie, n,f. (et. imprimer), printiny, printing otEce.
impuissant, e, adj. (et. in-, puissant, from L. L. possenteui), impotent, ineffectual.
impul ion, n. f. (et. L. impulsionem), impulsion, iuii>ulse.
imputer, v. a. (et. L. imputare), to impute.
inaccessible, adj. (et. L. L. inaccessibilis), inaucessible.
inaction, n. f. (et. in-, action), inaction.
inattendu, e, adj. (et. in-, attendre), Uiie.\pected.
inattention, n. f. (et. in-, attention^, inati.ention, neglect.
incalculable, a ij. (et. in-, calculabU-), incalculable
in endie, n. m., (et. L. inoendium), ContlajtiaDion, burniiig.
incendier, v. a. (ot. incendie), to bnrn, to sel tire to
incertain, e, adj. (et. in-, certain), uncertain, doubtful.
incessant, e, adj, (et. L. L. incessantem), incessant.
inclination, n. f. (et. L. inolinatioiieni), inclination, affection.
incliner, v. a. (et L. inclinare), to incline ; s'incliner, to bow.
incommensurable, adj. (et. L. incom-
mensurabiiisi, incommensurable.
incomparable, adj. (et. L. incomparabilis), incomparable, woiule fui.
incomplet, ète, adj et. in-, complet), incomplète, imperfect.
inconnu, e, adj. et. in-, C(mmi), unknown, secret.
inconséquence, n. f. (et. L. inconsequentia), inconsistency.
inconsolab e. adj. (et. L. inconsolabilis), inconsolable.
incrédule> adj. (et. L. incredulus), ineredulous.
incrédulité, n. f. (et. L. incredulitateni), incredulity, unbelief.
incruster, v. a., (et. L. L. incnistare), to incrust.
inculte, adj. (et. L. incultus), uncultivated.
indécis, e, adj. (et. L. indecisus), undecided.
indépendamment, adv., independently.
indépendant, e, adj. (et. in-, dépendant), independent.
indice, n. m. (et. L. indicium), sign, indication ; des indices, information.
indien, ne, adj. and noun, Indian.
indifférence, n.f. (et. L. indifferentla),
indifférence.
indifférent, e, adj. and noun, (et. L.
indifferentem), indiffèrent.
indigence, n. f. (et. L. indigentia), indigence, poverty.
indigène, adj. and noun, (et. L. indigena), native.
indigent, e, adj. (et. L. indigentem), indigent, poor.
indignation, n. t. (et. L. indignationem), indignation.
indigne, adj. (et. L. indigiuu-), unworthy.
indigné, e, adj. (et. iiidiijncr), indig nant.angry.
VOCABULARY
indigner, v. a. (et. L. indignari), to raise iniliynation, to irritate ; s'indûjtifr, to becoiue indignant, to get angry.
indignité, "• f (et. L. indignitatera), indignity, insuit.
indiquer, v. a. (et. L. indiiare), to indicate, to point out.
indiscipliné, e. adj. (et. L. indisciplinatus), undisciplined.
indisCUtallle, adj. (^iii-,discuti'r, from L. discutere), which does not admit o( discussion, undoubted.
individu, n. m. (et. L. individuus\ individual.
indomptable, adj. (et. in-, dum.ter), unyovernabie, uncon(iii érable.
indulgent, e, adj. (et. L. indulgentem), indulgent, kind.
industrie, n. f- (et. L. industria), industry, art.
industriel, le, adj. (et. industrie), industrial.
inébranable, adj. (et. in-, ébranler), imniovable, tirui.
inégal, e, adj. (et. L. iniequalis), unequal, out of proportion.
inépuisable, adj. (et. tu-, épuiser), inexhausiible.
inévitable, adj. (et. L, inevltabilis), inévitable.
infaillibilité, n. f. (et. in-, faillir), infallibility.
infaillible, adj., infallible sure.
infâme, adj. (et. L. infamis), infamous, shameful.
infatigable, adj. (et. L. irfatigabilis), indefatitrable, unwearied.
inféodation. n. f. (et. mf-hider, L. L. feoduin), iiiftudation, subordination.
inférieur, e, adj. (et. L. inferiorem), inferior.
infériorité, n. f. (et. infér\eur),\nUnoricy.
infester, v. a. (et. L. infestare), to infest.
infidèle, adj. (et. L. infldelis), unfaithful.
infime, adj. (et. L. infinius), meanest. lowest, very humble.
infini, e, adj. and noun (et. L. infinitus), infinité, intinitude.
infirmité, n. l. (et. L. i.ifirmitatem), iiilirinity.
infliger, v. a. (et. L. infljgere), to iiiflict.
influence, n. (. (et. L. influentia), Intluence.
influencer, r. ». (et. L. infiuence), to influence.
information, n. t. (et. L. informationem), infurination, inquiry.
informer, v. a. (et. L. infonnare), to inform, to inquire after, to institute an inquiry ; s'in/urmer, to ask, to inquire about.
infortune, n. f. (et. L. infortuniuu),
misfortune, adversity, distress.
infortuné, e, adj. (et. L. infortunatus),
unfortunate.
infranchissable, adj. (et. in-, franchir), inipassable.
infréqaenté, e, adj., unficquented.
ingrat, e, adj. (et. L. ingrutus), ungrateful, fniitless, ill-rewarded (labor).
ingratitude, n. f. (et. L. ingratitudineni), ingratitude.
inhumain, e, adj. (et. L. inhumanus), inhunian. cruel.
initiateur, n. m. (et. L. initiare), one who begins, an innovator. [Pronounce fîrst t like s].
iniquité, n. f. (et. L. iniquitatem), iniquity, wickedness.
injonction, n. t. (et. L. injunctionem). injunetion.
injure, n. f. (et. L. injuria), injury, affront, insuit.
injustice, n. t. (et. L. .njustitla), injustice.
innocemment, adv., innocently.
innocence, n. t. (et. L innocentia), innocence.
innocent, O, ^j- (et. L. innocentem), innocent.
innombrable, adj. (et. L. innumerab-
ilis), innumerable.
innommé, e, adj , unnamed.
inofFensif, ive, adj. (et. m-, offensif),
inotïcnsive.
inquiétude, n. f. (et. L. inquietudineni), inquiétude, lineasiness.
inquisition, n.f. ^et. L inquisitionem), inquisition.
insecte, n. m. (et. L. insectum), insect.
insensé, e. adj. uiul noun, (et. L.
insensaïu.s), senseless, in>ane, fool, nianiac
insensible, adj. (et. Li. msensibilis), insensible, not feeling, unoonscious.
insensiblement, adv., insensibly, impericptibiy.
insolemment, adv., insolently.
insolence, n. (. (et. L. iusolentl»).
insolence.
VOCABULARY
insolent, e, adj. (et. L. insolentem), ÏDSoieut.
insomnie, n. '■ (et. L. insomnia), sleeplessness, waiit ot rest.
insouciant, e, adj. (et. in-, gnucier, L. SolUcitaie), careless, indiffèrent, heedless.
inspirateur, adj. and n. m. (et. L.
inspiratorem), inspiriiig, inspirer.
inspiration, n. f. (er. L. inspirationem), inspiration.
inspirer, v. a. (et. L. inspira'-e), to inspire ; inspirer quelque chose à quelqu'un, to inspire sonie one with something.
instance, n. f. (et. L. instantia\ urgency, solicitation, entreaty, demand.
instant, "• m- (et- L. instant^m), instant, moment ; o l'instant, instantly, iuimediately.
instantanéité, n. f. (et. instantané, Irom instant), instantanoousness.
instinct, n. m. (et. L. iiistinctus), instinct ; d'instinct, instinctively.
instinctif, ive, adj. (et. instinct), instinctive.
institueti v. a. (et. L. instituera), to institute, to establisti, to appoint.
institution, n. f. (et. L. institutionem), institution.
instruction, n. f. (et. L. instructionem), instruction, information; l'instruction d'un procès, examination preliminary to a trial.
instruire, y- a- (et. L. instruere), to instruot; to prépare, or conduot (a trial).
instruit, e, adj. (et. L. instruire), learned, taught, warned.
instrument, n- '. (et. L. instrumentuDa), instrument.
insu, n. m. (et. in-, su), ignorance ; à son insu, unknown to him, to it, without knowing it.
insubordination, n. f. (et. in-, subordination), insubordination.
insubordonné, e, adj. (et. in-, subordonner), insubordinate.
insulaire, adj. and noun, (et. L. insnlaris), insular, islander.
insulte, n. f. (et. L. insultus\ insult.
insulter, y- a. and n. (et. L. insultare), to insuit, to abuse.
S'insuJger, v. r. (et. L. insurgere), to rise against, to rebel.
insurmontable, adj. (et. in-, surmonter), inaurmountable.
insurrection, n. t. (et. L. insurrectionem), insurrection.
intarissable, adj. (et. tarir, 0. H. G. tbarrjan), iuexhaustible.
intègre, adj. (et. L. integer), incorruptible, upright.
intellectuel, le, (et. L. intellectualis), intellectual.
intelligence, n. f. (et. L. intelligentia), intelliirence, understanding.
intelligent, e, adj, (et. L. intelligentem), intelligent.
intelligible, adj. (et. L. intelligiblis), intelligible.
intendant, n. m. (et.L. intendentem), intendant, steward ; intendant- général, gênerai steward.
intenter, v. a. (et. L. intentare), to begin ; intfnter un procès à, to enter an action against.
intention, n. f. (et. L. intentionem) intention, purpose, design.
interdire, v. a. (et. L. interdicere), to interdict, to forbid ; intenl'xriil, ;;id, sing. imp. ind ; interdit, past part.
intéresser, v. a. (et. L. interesse), to interest, to mov3, to arouse.
intérêt, n. m. (et. L. interest), interest. intérieiir, e, adj. and noun (et. L. interiorem), interior, inner.
interlocuteur, n. m. (et. L. interlocutorem), interlocutor, interrogator, opponent.
interposer, v. a. (et. iîiter, poser), to interpose.
interprète, n. m. (et. L. interpretem), interpréter.
interrègne, n. m. (et. L. intevregnum), interregnura.
interroger, v. a. (et. L. interrogare), to interroyate ; s'i7iterroijer, to interrogate one another.
interrompre, y- a. (et. L. interrumpere), to interrupt, to break off.
intervall', n. m. (et. L. intervallum), in'erval.
intervention, n. f. (et. L. interventioneni), inters ention.
intime, adj. (et. L. intimus), intimate, inward.
intimider, v. a. (et in-, timide), to intimidate, to terrify.
intimité, n. f. (et. intime), intimacy.
intolérable, adj. (et. L. in^olerabilis), intolérable.
intrépide, adj. (et. L. Intrepidus), intrepid, brave.
intrépidité, n. t. (et. intrépide), intrepidity.
intrigue, n. t. (et. It. intrigo), intrigue.
VoCARtJLVRY.
introducteur, n m. (et. L. intioducto
reiu>, iiitn dm er.
inutile, adj. (et. L. inutilis), useless.
inutilité, n. f. (et. L. inutilitatem), inutilicy, uselessness.
inventer, v. a. (et. L. L. inventare, froin L. iin eiiire), to inveiit, to devise.
inventeur, n. m. (et. L. inventorem), iinetitor.
investigateur, n. m. and adj. (et. L.
investigatorem), investiirator, investigat-
investigation, n. f. (et. L. investigationein), investi^'ation, research.
investir, v. a. (et. L. investire), to invest, to vest, to bestow (a titlu).
invincible, adj. (et. L. invincibilis), invincible unconquerable.
inviolable, adj. (et. L. inviolabilis), inviolable.
invisible, adj. (et. L. invisibilis), invisible, unseen.
invitation, n. f. (et. L. invitationem), invitation.
inviter, v. a. (et. L. invitare), to invite.
involontaire, adj. (et. L. Involuntarius), iiivoluntary.
involontairement, adv., involuntarily.
invoquer, v. a. (et. L. invocare), to invoke.
irait, Srd, sing. près. cond. of aller.
irréfléchi, e, adj. (et. in-, rifiéchir, L. rcflectere), thon<,'htluss, indisereet.
irrémédiable, adj. (et. L. irreniediabilis), irrémédiable, desperate.
irrésistibil.té, n. f. (et. irrésistible), irre^i-tibiiity.
irrésistible, adj. (et. L. in-, resistere), ine-istible.
irrésolu, e, adj. (et. in-, résolu), irre-
SOluta.
irrité, e, adj. (et. L. irritare), irritatod.
islamisme, "• m., islamism.
isolé, e, adj. (et. L. insulatiis), isolatid, soliiary.
isolement. "• m- (et. isoler), isolation, loneliness.
ivre, adj. (et. L. ebrius), intoxicated, fraritir, enraptured.
ivresse, n. *■ (et. ivre), intoxication, enthusiasm, rapture, extrême joy.
jalon, n. m. (et.?), pôle, stake, landniark.
jalonne.", v. a. (et. jalon) to stake out, to mark out.
jalousie, n. f. (et. jaloux), jealonay.
jaloux, Ouse, adj. (et. L. zelosua), jealous, envious, anxious.
jamais, adv. (et. L. jani, niagis), ever ; with négative, never ; pour jamais, à jamais, for ever.
jambe, n. f. (et L. L. gamba), leg.
jardin, n. m. (et. Ger. garten), garden.
jaune, adj. (et. L. galbinus), yellow.
jeter, v. a. (et. L. jactare), to throw. to cast ; jette, 3rd, sing. près. ind. ; se jeter à ijenoux, to fall on oiie's knees, to kneel down.
jeu- n. m. (et. L. jo us), game, sport, play.
jeune, adj. (et. L. juvenis), young.
jeunesse, n. f. (et. jeune), youth.
joie. II. f. (et. L. gaudia), joy.
joindre, v. a. (et. L. jungere), to join, to add, to overtake ; joint, past part., added.
jonc, n- >n. (et. L. juncus), rush, bulrush, rééd.
jouer, V. a. and n. (et. L. jocari), to play, to risk ; se jouer de, to mock, to make sport of.
jouet, n. m. (et. jouer), plaything.
joug, n. m. (et. L. juguui), yoke, slavery.
jour, n. m. (et. L. diurnus), day, light, life ; de non jours, in ou r day.
joyeux, euse, adj. (et. L. gaudiosus), joyful.
juge, n 'ï> (et- L. judicem), judg^.
jugement, n. m. (et jiiger), judgment, docree, trial.
juger, V. a. (et. L. judicare), to judge, to suppose, to try.
jurer, v. a. and n. (et. L. jurare), to swear.
jusque, prep. (et. L. de, usquo'», to, as far as, even ; jusque-là, up till tbat time, hither ; jiJ.tçu' d lui, up till that time; jusqu' à ce que (with subjunctive), till.
juste, adj. (et. L. justus), just, reasonab e.
justice "• f- (et. L. justitia), justice, uprii;litiH'Ss.
justifier, v. a. et. L. justiflcare), to ju tify, to exciii{iatc.
1, n. m. or f.
là, ailv. (et. L. illac) there ; de U, theiice.
"VOCABULARY
laborieux, euse, adj. (et. L. laborio- Bus), laborious, industrious.
labjo-inthe, n m- (et. L labyrinthus), labyrinth, maze.
lâche, adj. (et. L. laxus), loose, cowardly, base.
lâcheté, n. f. (et. L. laxitatem), cowardice, baseness.
laine, n. f. (et. L. lana), wool ; cardeur de laines, woolcomber.
laisser, v. a. (et. L. laxare), to leave, to abandon, to let, to allow.
lambeau, n. m. (et. ?), rag, fragment
lame, n- i- (et. L. lamina), blide, wa\e.
lance, n.f. (et. L. lancea), lance, spear.
lancer, v. a. (et. lanw), to dait, to throw.
langage, n. m. (et. lawjue), manner of speech, laii^'ua'.fe.
langue, n. f. (et. L. lingua), tongrne, languaye.
langueur, n- f- (et. L. languorem), languoi", weakness.
languir, ^. n. (et. L. languere), to languish, to flag.
lapis, n. ">■ (et. L. lapis), blue, azuré. [Pronounce the s\.
larcin, n. m. (et. L. latrocinium).
larceny, theft.
large, adj. (et. L. largus), wide, broad.
larme, n. f. (et. h. lacryma), tear.
lasser, v. a. (et. L. lassare), to tire, to weary.
lassitude, n. f. (et. L. lassitudinem), lassitude, weariness.
latin, e, adj.. Latin, lateen.
latitude, n. f. (et. L. latitudinem), latitude.
le, la, les, (et. illûm, illâm, illôs), the.
le, la, les, let. illùm, illâm, illôs), hini, lier, it, them.
leçon, n. f. (et. L. lectionem\ lesson.
lecture, "• f- (et. L. lectura), reading, peiusai.
léger, ère, adj. (et. L. L. leviarius, L. levis), light, easy, trifling.
légèrement, adv., lightly, slightty, nimbly, ea-ily.
législateur, n. m. (et. L. legislatorem), legislator, lawgiver.
législation, n. f. (et. L. legislationem), législation.
légitime, adj. (et. L. legiLimu.-), kgitimate, just, rigbtful.
lees, n. m. (et. léguer, L. legare), legacy [;/« silent].
lendemain, n. m. (et. l'en demain), next day, following day.
lent, e, adj. (et. L. ientus), slow.
lentement, adv., slowly.
lenteur, n. f. (et. L. lentorem), slowness, delay.
lequel, laquelle, lesquels, lesquelles, (et. le, quel, &c.), which, who, whoui, that.
lest, n. m. (et. Ger. last), ballast.
[Pronounce the st].
lettre, n. f. (et. L. Httera), letter.
leur, pro. (et. L. illoruni), to theni ; also lear, and lears, adj., their.
lever, v. a. (et. L. levare), to lift, to raise ; lever l'ancre, to weigh anchor ; lecer, n. m , rising ; lever du soleil, sunrise ; se lever, to rise.
lèvre, n. f. (et. L. labrum), lip.
libéral, e, adj. (et. L. liberalis), libéral, generous, munificent.
libéralité, n. f. (et. L. liberalitatem), liberality.
liberté, n. f. (et. L. libertatem), liberty, freedom.
libre, adj. (et. L. liber), free, indepcndent.
librement, adv., freely.
lien, n. m. (et. L. ligamen), tie, bond. [Pronounce en like in].
lie»", V. a. (et. L. ligare), to tie, to bind, to fasten.
lieu, n. m. (et. L. locus), place, spot ; au lieu, de, instead of .
lieue, n. f. (et. L. leuca), league.
lieutenant, n. m. (et. lieu, tenant), lieutenant.
ligne, n. f. (et. L. linea), line.
liguer, V. a. (et. L. ligare), to league ; se lii/uer, to join, to combine.
limite, n. f. (et. L. limitem), limit, limitation ; sans limite, fuUy.
limon, n. m. (et. It. linione), lemon.
limpidité, n. f. (et. L. L. limpiditatem), clearness.
liquide, adj. (et. L. liquidus), liquid.
lire, V. a. (et. L. légère), to read ; lisait, 3rd, sing. inip. ind.
lit, n. m. (et. L. lectum), bed, bottom, channel, area.
littéraire, adj. (et. L. litterarius), literary.
littoral, n. m. (et. L. littoralis), coast, shoie.
