L. me-sionem), to reap, to harvest, to eut down
moitié, n. f. (et. L. medietatem), half. moment, n. "i- (et. L. momentum), monicMt, tinie, period.
monarcMe, n. f. (et. Gr. /noKopxia),
monarchy.
monastère, n. m. (et. L. L. monastcriuni), luoinstery, couvent.
monde, n. m. (et. L. mundus), world ; tout If iii'iide, every body.
monnaie, n. f. (et. L. moncta), coin, moncy, change.
monseigneur, n. m., my lord.
monstre, n. m. (et. L. monstruin),
monster.
monstrueux, euse, adj. (et. L. mon-
struosns), iiionstrous.
montagne, n. f. (et. L. L. montanea), tuountain.
montagneux, euse a-ij. (et. ia»n-
tajnf), niouiitaiiious.
montée, n. f. (et. monter), rising, ascent, :ucli\ ity.
monter, v. a. and n. (et mimt, L.
moMtcni), to carry up, to a.soend. to risc, to scnd u|), to furnish, to enibirk; inimter un cheval, to ride a hor-io ; nninler un nii.ts,-nu, to command a ship, to iiiaii a ttbip.
VoCABUtARy.
loi
montrer) v, a, (ef. L. monstiaiey, to shou- ; «■ m ntnr, to appear.
lUOnument) n- '"• (et. L. monumentiiir.), monument, token.
moral, e, aJj- (et. L. moralis), moral. morale, n. f., morals, ethics, moraliiy. moralité, n. f. (et. L. moralitatom), niorality.
morceau, n. m. (et. L. L morcellum, fro:ii L. morsum), bit, pièce.
morne, adj. (et. O. H. G. mornen, to ni. uin), duU, sullen.
mort, "■ f. (et. L. mortem), death.
mort, e, P^st part, of mourir, dead.
mortel, le, adj. (et. L. mortalis), nioilal.
mot, n. m. (et. L. L. muttuni), woid, l<ey.
motiver, v.a. (et. motif, L. L. motivus), to l)e the iiotive of, to cause, to lead to.
mouiller, v.a. (et. L. L. molliare, from L. mollis), to wet.
mourir, v.n. (et L. L. moririfor mori), to die ; mourait, 3rd, sing. imp. ind. ; uiicrant, près, part., dyinu; ; mourut, 3rd, sinsr. prêt. def.
mouvant, e, adj. (part, of mouvoir), mo\ iiiy, aiiimated.
mouvement, "■ "i. (et. L. movimen-
tiim), movemenr., motion.
mouvoir, v. a. (et. L. movere), to move ; sa mouvoir, to move.
moyen, n. m. (et. L. medianus), sing.
and plu., means ; an moyeiide, by means of.
muet, te, adj. (et. L. niutus), mute, diimb, silent.
mugir, V. n. (et. L. mugire), to bellow, to roai- ; rnuiiiasant, bellowing, roaring.
mule. n. f. (et. L. mula), she-mule.
multiplication, n. f. (et. L. multiplicationem), multiplication.
multiplier, v. a. (et. L. multiplicare), to multiply ; se multiplier, to be renewed, to increase.
munificence, ni. (et. L. munificentia), munificence, bounty.
mur, n. m. (et. L. murus), wall.
mûr, e, adj. (et. L. maturus), mature, ripe.
mûrir, v. a. and n. (et. mùr), to ripcn, to grow ripe.
murmure, n- m. (et. L. murmur), niuinuir.
murmurer, v. n. (et. L. mumuirare), to murnmr.
musulman, ". !"•, Alussulman.
myrrhe, n. f. (et. L. myrrha), myrrh.
myrte, ". m. (et. L. myrtus\ mvrtle.
mystère, n. m. (et. L. mysterinm), mystery.
mystérieux, euse, adj. (et. tnystère), mysterious.
n, ". m. or f.
nage, »■ f. (et. na'ier), f.\vimming; à la TMije, by swimming-.
nager, v. n. (et L. navi'.;aro), toswini.
naguère, adv. (et. n'a gu"re), a little before, lately.
naïf, ive, adj. (et.L. nativus), artlcss, simple.
naissance, ". f. (et L. nascentia), birth.
naître, v. n. (et. L. L. nascere), to be born, to arise. to spring; nainsant, près. part, newly born, rising, infant; naissent, 3rd, plu. près, ind.; naît, 3rd sing. près, ind.; faire naître, to produce, to create.
naïveté, n. f. (et. naïf), ingenuousness, innocence. naquit, Srd, sing. prêt. def. of naître.
narine, n f- (et. L. L. naricula from L. nai'is), nostril.
nation. ". f. (et. L. nationem), nation.
national, e. adj. (et. nation), national.
nationalité, »■ t (et. nation), national ity.
natte, n. f. (et. L. matta), matting, plaiting.
natu" e, n- f- (et. L. natura), nature, naturel, le, adj. (et. L. naturalis), natural, native ; as noun, native.
naufrage, n. m. (et. L. naufragium), s'iîpwreck.
naufragé, e, adj. shipwrecked (person).
naval, e, adj. (et. L. navalis), naval.
navigable, adj. (et. L. navigabilis), navigable.
navigateur, n. m. (et. L. navigatorem), navigator, seaman, sailor.
navigation, n.f. (et. L. navigationen.), navigation.
naviguer, v. n. (et. L. navigare), to naviga'e, t"i steer, to sail.
navire, n. m. (et. L. L. naNilinin), sliip, \essel.
ne, adv. (et. L. non), no, not.
né, e, adj. (et. L. natus), past part, of naître, born ; premier né, firstborn.
néanmoins, adv. (et. néant, moins), nevertheless, however.
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néant, n. m. (et. L. nec, entem'), nothirij,'rie.s..
nécessaire, adj. (et. L. necessarius), iieiressary.
nécessité, n. f. (et. L. necessitatem).
necessity, need.
nef, n. f. (et. L. navem), ship. [Pronoiince the/].
négligence. "• f- (et. L. nejrlig'entia), neu^lijrence, neglect.
négliger, *'. a. (et. L. neglijjeie), to neglect.
neuf, ve, adj (et, L. noMis), iiew.
[Prono'jnce the/].
ni, conj. (et. L. nec), neither, nor.
nid. n. m- (et. L. nidus), nest.
nier, v. a. (et. L. negare), to deny.
niveau, n. m. (et. L. libella), level ; au niveau de, on a level with.
niveler, v. a. (et. niveau), to level.
noble, adj. and noun (et. L. nobilis), noble, noblenian.
noblement, adv., nobly.
noblesse. ". f- (et. noble), nobility, nobleness.
noir, e, adj. (et. L. nigrum), black.
noix, n. f. (et. L. nucem), nut.
nom, n. m. (et. L, nomen), name.
nombre, «• m. (et. L. numerus), number.
nombreux, euae, adj. (et. L. numerosus), nuiuerous.
nommé, e, past part., named.
nommer, v. a. (et. L. nominare), to name, to noruinate.
non, adv. (et. L. non), no, not ; non plus, no more, no longer.
nonce, n. m. (et. It. nunzio), nuncio, the Fope's ambassador.
nord- n. ni. (et. Ger. nord), north.
nos, plu. of notre, our.
note "• '• (et. L. nota), note.
noter, v. a. (et. L. notaie), to note.
notion, n. f. (et. L. notionem), notion, idea, information, knowled;re.
notre, pos.s. pro. (et. L. nostrum), our.
nourricier, ière, adj. (et. nourrice, L. nutricem), nutritious.
nourrir, v. a. (et. L. nutrire), to iiourish, to feed, to support.
nourriture, n. f. (et, L. mitritura), nourishment, food.
nous, pers, pro. (et. L. nos), \ve, us, to U8.
nouveau, nouvel, le, adj. (et. L.
novellus), new, novel.
nouveauté, n. f. (et. L. L. novellitatem), noveity.
nouvelle, n. f., sing. and plu., news, tidiiigs.
novembre, n. m. (et. L. november),
Noveniber.
noyer, v. a. and n. (et. L. necare), to drowii, to inundatt'. to bathe, to swLin in.
nu, e, adj. (et. ^J. nudus), naked, baie, destitute.
nuage, n. m. (et. L. nubem), cloud.
nudité, n.f. (et. L. nuditatem), nakedness, nudity.
nuit. n. f (et. L. noctem), niglit ; la nuit, at night.
nuitamment, adv., by night.
nul, le, adj. pro. (et. L. nullus), nons, no, nobody.
oasis n. f. (et. Gr. 'dacriç), oa.sis. [Pronouiice o-a-zis].
Ob ir. V. n. (et. L. obedire), to obey.
obéissance, n. f. (et. nheir), obédience.
obéissant, e. a ij. (. t. 'ibéir), obedi' nt, submissive.
objet, n. m. (et. L. objectus), cbject thing.
obliger, v. a. (et. L. obligare), to oblige, to compel
obscur, e, adj. lot. L. obscums), obscure, dark.
obscurité, n. f. (et. L. obscuritatem), obspurity.
observer, v. a. (et. L. ob!^ervare\ to observe.
obstacle, n. m. (et. L. ob.staculum), obstacle, unpediment.
obstination, n. f. (et. L. obstinatio-
neiii), obstiiiacy, steadfastnes.s.
obstiné, e, adj. (et. L. obstinatua), obstinate, stubborn, steadfast, bent.
obstinément, adv., obstinately.
obstiner, ^■. a. (et. L. obstinare), to make obstinate ; sfobstiner, to be ob.stinate, to persist.
obtenir, v. a. (et. L. ohtinere), to obtain, to get, to procure ; s'obtenir, to beobtained ; obtient, 3rd, sing. près, ind.; obtint, 3rd, sing. prêt. def.
occasion, n. t. (et. L. occasionem), occasion, opportunity.
occident, n. m. (et. L. occidentem), occident, west.
occidental, e. adj. (et. L. occidentalis), occidental, western.
occulte, adj. (et L. occultus), occult, •ecret.
VOCABULARY
occuper, v. a. i«t. L. occupar»), to occupy ; occupé à, busy in.
océan, n. m. (et. L. oceanus), océan, octobre, n.m. (et. L. october), October.
oculaire, adj. (et. L. ocularius), ocular; téinoi7i oculaire, eye-witness.
odeuT) n. f. (et. L. odorem), odor, Bcent.
odieux, euse, adj. (et. L. odiosus), odious, détestable.
œil. n. m., plu. yeux (et. L. oculus), eye.
œuf, D. m. (et. L. ovum), egg. [Pronounce the /', but in the plural ceufi do not].
œuvre, n- t and m. (et. L. opéra), work ; à l'œuvre, at work.
o£S.ce, n. m. (et. L. officium), office.
OfB.cier) n. m. (et. office), officer.
offre, n. f. (et. offrir), ofler, proposai.
offrir, V. a. (et. L. ofiferre), to offer ; offtait, 3rd, sing. imp. ind.; offre, 3rd, siner. près, ind.; offrit, 3rd, sing. pret.def.; s'offrir, to occur (to the miiid).
oiseau, n. m. (et. L. L. avicellus), bird.
olive, n. f. (et. L. o'.iva), olive.
olivier, n. m. (et. olive), olive-tiee.
ombrager, v. a. (et. ombrage, L. L.
umbraticum), to shade.
ombre, n- t (et. L. umbra), shade, shadow, outline, indistinct object ; à, l'ombre de, in the shade of, sheltered by.
on, pro. (et. L. homo), one, we, you, etc. ; 011 dit, it is said.
onde, n. f. (et. L. unda), wave.
ondoyant, e, adj. (et. ondoyer, from onde), undulating-, waving.
ondulation, n. f. (et. onduler, L. L.
undulare), undulation.
onéreux, euse, adj. (et. L. oneiosus), onerous, burdensome.
ont, 3rd, plu. près. ind. ot avoir.
opérer, v.a. (et. L. operari), to operate.
opinion, n. f. (et. L. opinionem), opinion.
O'^'^oser, v.a. (et. op. pcner), to oppoi^e; s'opposer, to stand in theway of ; o hosr, opposite.
oppresseur, n.m. (et. L. oppressoiem), oppresser, tyrant.
opprimer, v. a. (et. L. opprimere), to oppress ; opprimé, cppressed.
opprobre, n. m. (et. L. opprobriuin), opprobrium, disgrâce.
opulent, e, adj. (et. L. opulentus), oijuleut, rich,
or, coiij. (et. L. hora), now.
or, n. m. (et. L. aurum), gold.
orage, n.m. (et. L. L. auraticuin, from L. aura), «torni, tenipest.
orageux, euse, adj. (et. oraae) stormy.
orange, n. f. (et. Spani»h uaranja), orange.
oranger, n. m. (et. orange), orausfetree.
ordonnateur, n. m. (et. L. ordinatorem), ordainer, orderer.
ordonner, v. a. (et. L. ordinare), to order, to arrange ; ordonner à quelqu'un de taire quelque chose, to order soiiie one to do something.
ordre, n. m. (et. L. ordinem), order, command.
oreille, n. f. (et. L. auricuH\ eir.
organisation, n. f. (et. vnjanUer, L.
organum), organisation.
org ..eil, n. m. (et. O. H. G. urguol), pride. [ue pronounced as if it were eu].
orient, n. m. (et. L orienteui), orient, east.
oriental, e, adj. (et. L. orientalis), oriental, eastern.
orienter, v. a. (et. orient), to set towards the east, to trim, to set (sails).
origine, n. f. (et. L. originem), oiigin, be<;inning,
ornement, n. m. (et. L. ornamentum), ornament.
orner, v. a. (et. L. oniare), to adorn.
orthodoxe, adj. (et. Gr. 'opflôSofoï), orthodox.
oscillation, n. f. (et. L. oscillationem)
oscillation.
oser, V. n. (et. L. L. ausare, from L. ausuni), to dare.
ossements, n- m. plu. (et. L. L. o.ssamentuin, from L. ossa), bones of dead bodies.
ou, conj. (et. L. aut), or ; om . . . ou, either ... or.
OÙ, adv. (et. L ubi), where, wheii, in which ; d'oii, whence.
oubli, ".m. (et. 0 hlinr), forgetfuhicss. oublier, v. a. (et. L. L. oblitare, from L. oblitus), to forget.
oublieux, euse, adj. (et. oublier), forgetful.
ouest, n- m. (et. Ger. west), west. ouragan, n. m. (et. Spanish hiiracan), hurricane, storm.
outil, n. ni. (et. L. L. usitelhim, from L. usitare), tool, [The l is silentj.
VOCABULAIIY.
outrage, n. m. Cet. L. L ultraticiim, from L. ultra), outrage, iiisult
outrager, \ .a. (et. uutraje), to outra:,'e, to affront, to iiisult.
ouvert, e, adj. (part, of ouvrir), opeii, frank.
ouvrage, n. m. (et. ouvrer, from L.
operari), work.
ouvrier, n.m. (et. L. operarius), workmaii, iiiechanic.
ouvrir, v. a. (et. peihap-* L. aperire), to opeii ; s'ouvrir, to opeii ; otivrant, près. part.
ovale, n. m. (et. L. ovalis), o\al.
ovation, n. f. (et. L. ovationem), ovation.
pacificateur, n. m. (et. L. pacificatorem), parifier, peat'eniaker.
pac'fication, n. f. (et. L. pacificationeni), pacification.
pacifier, v. a. (et. L. pacifieare), to pacify.
pacifique, adj. (et. L. paciflcus , pacifie, peaceable.
page, n. m. (et. ?), page, attendant.
page, n. f. (et. L. pagina), page (of a book).
pain, n. m. (et. L. panem), brcad.
pair, n. m. (et. L. par), pcer, cqnal.
paire, n- f. (et. pair), pair, couple.
paisbile, adj. (et. paix), peaceable calni.
paix, n. f. (et. L. paceni), peace.
palais, n. m. (et. L. palatium), palace.
pâlir, V. n. (et. pâle, L. pallidus), to grow p:ile.
palissade, n. f. (et. It. paUzzata), palisade.
palme, n. f. (et. L. palma), palm.
palmier, n. m. (et. palmf), palm-tree.
palpitation, n. f. (et. palpiter, from L. palpitare), palpitation, moveiuent.
panique, >'• f- (et. Gr. -naviKov}, panic.
pape, n. m. (et. L. pappa»), pope.
papier, n. m. (et. L. L. papjrius), paper.
par, prep. (et. L. pcr), by, ont of, on acconnt of, in, over ; jiar an, a year.
paradis, >i. n>. (et. L. paradisus), païaû'ise, hea\ en.
parage, n. m. (et. ?), latitude, cmaiter.
paraître, v. n. (et. L. L. parescere, from L. parère), to appear ; jiaraissait, 3rd, sing. imp. ind.; parait. 3rd, sing. près. ind.
parcelle, n. f. (et. L. L. pariicclla, dini. of L. partem), partiele.
parce que, eonj. (et. par, ce, que), because.
parchemin, n. m. (et. L. L. perganiena), |iarchment
parcimonie, n. f. let. L. parcimonia), parsinion v, stinginess.
parcourir, v. a. (et. L. percurrere), to travel over, to run o\er, to traverse, to expérience.
par-dessous, prep., under, uuderntalh, below.
par-dessus, over, above.
pardon, n. m. (et. panlonner), pardon.
pardonner, v. a. (et. L. L. perdonarc), to pardon, to forgive.
parent, »■ m. (et. L. parcntem , relation, parent.
parenté, n. f. (et. parent), kindred, relatives.
parer, v. a. (et. L. parare), to adorn ; se parer, to adorn oneself.
paresseux, euse, adj. (et. paresse, L.
pigritia), lazy, slothful, sluggish, slow.
parfum, n. m. (et. par/limer), perfume.
parler, v. n. (et. L. L. parabolare , to speak ; parlant, près, part., s-peakitig.
parmi, prep. (et. L. pcr, uiediimi), amongst.
parole, n. f. (et. L. parabolal, word.
part, u- f. (et. L. partem), share, pa:t; à part, apart, alone, soparate.
part, 3rd, sing. près. ind. of partir.
partager, v. a. (et. parla;ie froui partir), to share, to share in.
parlant, près. parr. of partir.
parti, 11. "'• (et. partir), party, faction.
parti, past part, of partir.
partial, e, adj. (et. L. L. partlalis, from L. partem), partial. [Pronounce t like s).
participer, v. n. (et. L. participare), to particip.ite, to bave a share in.
1 artie, ". f. (et. partir), part, portion; m partie, in part.
partir, v. n. (et. L. partir!), to set ont, to go, to liepart ; ./'n re /artir, to m'ikI oui : pitrtii, jinrtirint, 3rd, sing. uud plu. )iicl. def.
VoCABULARY.
partout, a<îv. (et. /ar, fmit), e\ui\, where.
parUi v^st. part, of paraitre. ; parut, parurent, 3rd, sing. an 1 p!u. prêt. def.
parvenir, v. n. (et. L. parvenire\ to arrive, to reach, to succeed ; parvenu, past. part.; parvint, ;jrd, sinir. prêt. def.
pas, n. m. (et. L. passus), steu, pace ; pas, négative adverb, no, not, none, not any.
passage, "• m. (et. passer), passage, way.
passager, ère, adj. (et. passaae), passing, transient.
passé, n. m. (et. passer), past.
passer, v. a. and n. (et. L. L. passare, from L. passuni), to pass, to go, to proeeed, to spend (time).
passereau, n. m. (et. L. passerellus, dim. of passer , sparrow.
passion, n. i. (et. L. passionem), passion, désire.
passioner, v.a. (et. ; nsst' /i), to impassioii, to infiaine ; se passioner, to beconie onamored, to become very fond of, to become warnily intereste I in.
paternel, le, adj. (et. L. L. paternalis), paternal, fatherly.
patience, n. f. (et. L. patlentia), patience, forbearance, vvaiting.
patient, C, adj. (et. L. patientem), patient, enduring. [Pronounce t before i like s].
patriarche, n.m. (et. Gr. n arpi.apxv';), patriarch. [Pronounce ch like sli in English shall\.
patrie, "• f- (et. L. patria), native CQuntry.
patrimoine, n. m. (et. L. patrimoiiium), patrimony, inheritance.
patriotique, adj. (et. patriote, from Gr. TraTptwTT),), patriotic.
pauvre, adj. (et. L. paupe ■■), poor.
pauvrement, adv., poorly.
pavillon, n. m. (et. L. papilioneni\ pavillon, fiag.
payer, v. a. (et. L. pacare), to pay.
pays, '1. ni. (et. L. L. jiagensis, from L. pagus), countrj', revfion, home. [Pronounce as if written pè-i].
pêche, n. f. (et. pêcher, from L. pis- [•aril, fiïitiing.
pêcheur, n. m. (et. L. piscatorem) âsher.
pédestre, adj. and n. (et. L. pedestris), pedestrian.
peindre, v. a. et. L. pingere), to paint ; peint, past part.
peine, n. f. (et. L. pœ la), pain, torment, punishment ; a peine, hardly, scaroely.
pèlerin, n. m. (tt. L. L. peregrinus), pilgrim.
pèlerinage, n. m. (et. pèlerin), pilgrimage.
penchant, n. m. (et. pencher), proneness, inclination.
penchant, e, adj. (près part, of pencher, from L. L. peiidicare), le uiing, bemiing.
pendant, prep. (et. pendre, L. pendere), dnring, vvhilst ; pendant que, conj., whilst.
pénétrant, e, adj. (et. pénétrer), penetrating, impressi\ e.
pénétré, e, adj. {vt. pénétrer), penetrated. filled.
pénétrer, v. a. (et. L. penetrare), to penetratc, to go, to fill.
pénible, adj. et. peine), hard, laborious.
pén blement, adv., hardly, with difficulty.
péninsule, n. f. (et. L. penin-ula), peninsula.
pens 36, n. f. (et. peiiser), thought.
penser, v. a. and n. (et. L. pensare), to think.
pensif, ive, adj. (et. penser), pensive, thoughtfnl.
pension, n. f. (et. L. pensionem), pension.
pents, n. f. (et. pendre), declivity, inclination.
pénurie, n. f. (et. L. penuria), iienury, dearth.
perçant) e, adj., piercing, Sharp.
lercer, *• a. let. ?), to pierce, to penetrate, to bore, to perforate, to tunnel.
perdre, v. a. (et. L. perderej, to lose ; se perdre, to lose oneself, to di.sappear.
père, n. m (et. L. patrem), tather.
pérégrination, n. f. (et. L. peregrinationeni), pérégrination.
perfection, n. f. (et. L. perfectionem), perfection.
pe fide, adj. (et. L. perfidi s), perfldious.
V"0CABULARY.
perfidie, n. f. (et. L. perfldia), peifldy. péril, n. m. (et. L. periculum), péril, danger.
périr, v. n. (et. L. périra), to perish. perle, n. f. (et. L. L. pirula, from L. piruin), pearl.
permettre, v. a. (et. L. pennittere), to permit, to allow ; permet, 3rd, sing. près, ind.; permis, past part.
permission, n.f. (et. L. permlssionem), permission.
perpétuel, le, adj. (et. L. perpetualis), perpétuai.
perpétuité, n. f. (et. L. perpetuitatem), perpetuity.
perroquet, <i. m. (et. It. perrochetto), parrot.
persécuter, v. a. (et. pers'^cuteur), to persécute.
persécuteur, n. m. (et. L. persecutoreni), persecutor.
persécution, n. f. (et. L. persecutionem', persécution, tyranny.
persévérance, n. f. (et. persévérer, L.
perseverare), persévérance.
personnage, n. m. (et. personne), personage, person.
personne, n.f. (et. L. persona), person ; as masculine pronoun, no one, nobody.
personnel, le, adj. (et. personne), Personal.
personnifier, v. a. (et. pers nne), to person.fy.
perspective, n.f. (et. L. perspeetivus), perspective, prospect, view.
persuader, v, a. (et. L. persuadere), to persuade ; persuader à quelqu'un de faire, to persua<ie some one to cio.
persuasion, n. f. (et. L. persuasionem), persuasion.
perte. i. f. (et. L. perdita), loss, ruln.
perversité, n. f. (et. L. perversitatem), perversity.
pervertir, v. a. (et. L. pervertere), to per%ert, to corrupt.
pesanteur, n. f. (et. pétant, from pcs/'r), weight, gravitation.
peser, v. a. and n. (et. L. pensare), to wuiirh, to hang upon, to bear heavy.
petit, e, aflj. (et. ?), little, 8mall.
petitesse. "• f. (cf. peiit), littleness.
pétrifier, v. a. (et. L. L. petriflcara, L. patra), to petrify.
peu, adr. (et. L. paucus), little, fftw ; peu à lieu, by deçrees.
peuplade, n. f. (et, peuple), tribe.
peuple, n. m. (et. L. populus), people, nation.
peupler, v. a. (et. peuple), to people ; pe iplé, populous.
peur, n. f. (et. L. pavorera). fear ; de peur de, for fear of ; de peur que . . . iir, (with sub.), lest.
peut-être, adv., (et. peut, être), pei haps.
peut, peuvent, 3rd, sing. and plu., près. ind. ot pouvoir.
phare, n. m. (et. L. pharus, an island where there was a lighthouse), lighthouse.
phase, n. f. (et. Gr. <^ôa-ts), phase, aspect.
phénomène, n.m. (et. Gr. 4>aiv6fi€uoi>), phenomenon.
philosophe, n. m. (et. j'Inlnsnphi-), philosopher.
philosophie, n. f. (et. Gr. 4)i\o(To<l>ia , philosophy.
phosphorescence, n.f. (et. phosphore),
phosphorescence.
physionomie, ". f. (et. Gr. </>v<no7i'ai-
ixov^a), physiognomy, look.
physique, adj. (et. Gr. ipva-iKiô), physical, natural ; phi/siqve, n. f., ph\8ics.
pic, n. m. (et. Oœlic pic), peak.
pied, n.m. (et. L. pedem), foot, footing, standing ; à pit'd, on foot.
pierre, n. f. (et. L. petra\ stone.
pierreries, n. f , plu., Jewels, preciou? atones.
piété, "• f (et. L. pietatem), piety.
pieusement, adv., piously.
pieux, euse, adj. let. L. plus), pions.
pilote, n. m. (et. It. pilota), pilot, steersinan.
pirouetter, v. n. (et, pirouette), to pirouette, to turn on onc's legs.
pitié, n. f . (et. L. piciiitem), pity.
T ivert, n. m. (et. pie, x>ert), woodpecker.
place, n. f. (et. L. platea), place, square
placer, ▼. a. (et. /Vai-r), to place, to locate.
plage, 1- '• («t. \j. piaga), sea.shore, bcich, shore.
VoCABULARY.
plaine, n. f. (et. plain, L. plaiius), plaiii.
plaire. («)> ^- "• (fi^- ^- placere), to please.
plaisir, n- m- (et. L. placere), pleasure, faticy.
plan, II- 111. (et. L. planus), plan, scheiiic.
planche, n- f. (et. L. planca), i^laiik, b Kl ni.
plancher, n. m. (et. /danch-), floor, Cjilinj,'.
planète, n- '• (et. L. planeta), planet.
plante, n. f. (et. L. planta), plant.
planter, v. a. (et. L. plantare), to plant, to set, to set up.
plaque, n.f. (et. Flemish placke), plate, slab.
plat, f , adj. (et. Ger. platt), flat.
plein, e, adj. (et. L. plenus), full, filled.
pleurer, v. n. (et. L. plorare), to weep.
plier» V. a. (et. L. plicare), to fold, to bend.
plonger, v. a. and II. (et. L. L. plunibicare, L. plunibuni). to pUintfe ; se plonger, to dive.
plumage, n. m. (et. plvme), plumage.
plume, n. f. (et. L. pluma), feather.
pi . S. ad7. (et. L. plus), more ; le plus, the most, the srreatest part ; de plus en plus, more and more ; ne . . , plus, no long-er ; plus de (betore numerals), more thaii.
plusieurs, adj. (et. L. L. plurioies), many, several.
plutôt, adv. (et. ■ Iwi, tôt), rather.
poème, n. m. (et. L poema), poem.
poésie, n. f. (,et. L. poesis), poetry ; plu., poems.
poëte. n. m. (et. L. poeta), poet
poétique, adj. (et. L. poeticus), poetical.
poids, n. m. (et. L. pensum), wei^'lit, burden, gravitation.
poignée, n- f- (et. poîiig, h. pugnus), handful, handie.
point, n. m. (et. L. punctum), point ; as négative adverb, no, not, not at ail, none.
pointe, n. f. (et. L. puncta), point, pointer, v. a. (et. pointe), to point, to mark, poisson, n.m. (et. L. L. piscionem), fish. pôle, n. m. (et. L. polus), pôle.
police, n. f. (et. L. politia), poiicy, police
polir, V. a. (et. L. polire), to polish.
politique, adj. (et. L. politious), political, prudent, cunning,wise; as n.m., politiciaii ; as n. f., politics, po.icy, prudence, tact.
pomme, n. f. (et. L. poma), apple.
pompeux, euse, adj. (et. ijoiupe), pompous, stately.
pont. Il- 'H- 'et. L. pontem), bridge, deck.
ponté, e. adj., decked.
ponter, v. a. (et. pont), to providft with decks.
pontife, n.m. (et. L. pontifex), pontiff.
populace, n. f. (et. It. populazzi), populace, mob.
populaire, adj. (et. L. popularLs), popular, vulgar.
popularité, n.f. (et. L. popularitate n), popularity.
population, n.f. (et. L. populationem), population.
port, n.m. (et. L. portus), jiort, harbor.
porte, n. f. (et. L. porta), door, gâte.
porter, v. a. (et. L. portare), to carry, to bear, to induce.
portique, n. m. (et. L. porticus), portico, porch.
pose, n. f. (et. poser), posture, bearing.
poser, V. a. (et. L. L. pausare for L. ponere), to place, to set.
posséder v. a. (et. L. possidere), to po-isess, to own.
possesseur, n. m. (et. L. possessorem), possessor, owner.
possession, n. f. (et. L. possessionem), possession.
possibilité, n.f. (et. L. pos3ibilitatem\ possibility
jOSte, n. m. (et. It. posto), post.
postérité, n. f. (et. L. posteritaten)), after-at;:es.
poupe, n. f. (et. L. puppis), sterii, poop.
pour, prep. Cet. L. pio.), for; /.cur qw, conj. (with sub.), in order that.
pourpre, n. m. and f. (et. L. purpma\ purple.
pourquoi, adv. (et. pnur, quoi), wliy ; c'est pourquoi, therefore.
pourrait. 3rd, sing. près. cond. of pouvoir.
VocabùLary.
poursuite, 'i- f (et. pow-miioi'' , i)ur- Buit, hnrititiir, cliase.
poursuivre, v. a. (et. L. L. proscquere, L. proseqni), to piir-ue, to proscciite. to follow ; ' o/(/-.s(/i'«t, past part.; ixiiimui rirent, 3rd, plu. prêt. def.
pourtanti adv. (et pour, tant), however, ne\ertheless, yet.
pousser, ^'. a and n. (et. L. nulsare), to push, to carry on, . o shoot, to grow. poussière, ". f. (et L. pulvis), dust.
pout e. Il- f. (et. L. L. puU'trnm, a
coït:, beam.
pouvoir, V. n. (et. L. L. potere, from L. posse), to be able, niay, can; pnunaient, 3rd, plu. imp. ind.; pmivatit, près, part.; as n. m., poner.
prairie, n- f- (et. L. L. prataria), nieado'v, pr irie.
préalablement, adv. (et. L. prro, and allfv) previously, in advarice.
précéder, v. a. (et. L. prajcedere), to précède.
précepteur, n. m. (et. L. prseceptoreiiO, preceptor, tutor.
précieux, euse, adj. (et. L. pretiosus), precious, costly.
précipiter, v. a. (et. L. pra;cipitare), to precipitate, to hurry ; se /jréci.pitt'i; to throw cneself, to rush.
précis, e. adj. (et. L. pr8eeisus\ précise.
prédestiné, e, adj. (et. L. pnedestinare), iindestined, elect.
prédil ction, 'i. f- (et. L. proe, dileclioiieni), prédilection, prefercTice.
prédire, \'. a- (et. L. piaidicere), to fon^tell, to prophesy.
préférer, v. a. (et. L. pra;ferre), to preftr.
préjugé, n. ni. (et. jiréjwwr, L. prae, and ji( /<■/), préjudice, prepossession.
préluder, v. n. (et. L. prœludere), to prélude, to foresbadow.
prématurément, adv. (et. L. prœniaturus), preniaturely.
préméditation, n. f. (et. L. prasmeditationeui), préméditation.
préméditer, v.a. (et. h. prne neditari), to prenieditate.
prémices, n. f- phi. (et. L. primltiae', Srst fruits.
premier, ère, adj. (et. L. primarius), ûrst.
prendre, v. a. (et. L. preliendere) to take, to ,.ret ; prenant, près, yiart.
préoccuper, y- a. (et. L. praeoccupare), to prc '0~sess, to prcoccupy ; pr»;') ccuj* ■ df, cxcrrised about.
pré .aratif ". "i. (et. ]>réparer), pre-
panitioii.
prépar3r, v. a. (et. L. prœparare), to prépaie; ne préparer, to get oneself ready.
près, adv (et. L. pressus), near ; de pris, ncar, close; de plus près, nearer ; assez /ir-.i de, rather near.
présage, ". ni. (et. L. prœsagiuni), presaj.'-e, siijn, omen.
présager, v. a. (et. présn'ie), to présage, to foretell.
présence, n. f. (et. L. praescntia), présence.
présent, e, adj. (et. L. prsesentem), présent ; r) présent, at présent.
présent, n. m. (et. L. prsesenteni), présent, jfift.
présenter, v. a. (et. présent), to présent, to offer, tointrodnce ; se présenter, to corne, to appear.
préserver, v. a. (et. L. prœservare), to préserve, to keep.
présidence, n. t. (et. président), presidency.
pr.sider, v.a. and n. (et. L.prresidere'», to préside, to manage.
presque, adv. (et. près, que), ahnost, ncarly.
pressé, e, adj., (et. presser), in haste, in a huJTy.
pr ssentiment, "• m. (et. pressentir), prescntinient, foreboding.
pressentir, v. a. (et. L. prre^entire). te foreseo, to bave a pre-«entimeiit of.
presser, v.a. and n. (et. L. L. pressare), to press, to crowd, to hasten ; se presser, to be in haste, to flock.
prestige, n. m. (et. L. prsestigiuiii).
presti^rc
prestigieux, euse. adj. (et. L. prastigiosus\ enchantini/. fascinating.
prêt, e, adj. (et. L. L. prrestus), rcady.
prétendu, e, adj. (et. prétendre, L.
prsBtendere), preteiided, sham, supposeil, alleged.
prêter, v. a. (et. L. pnestare), to lend.
prétexte, n. ni. (et. L. prœtcxtus), pretext. pretencc.
prêtre, n. m. (et. L. presbj-ter), pritst.
"VOCABULARY
preuve, n. f. (et. L. L. proba, froui L. probare), proof.
prévaloir, v. n. (et. L. prcevalere), to prevail ; prévalut, 3rd, sing. prêt. def.
prévenir, v. a. (et. L. prievenire), to préjudice, to prepossess.
prévention, n. f. (et. L. prseventioneiii), préjudice, prepossession.
prévision, n. t (et. L. prae, visionem), foreseeiiij;-, anticipation.
prévenu, past part, oi prévenir, prejudiced.
prier, v. a. (et. L. precari), to pray, to beg, to boseech.
prière, n.f. (et. L. L. precaria), pra3'er.
prieur, n. ni. (et. L. prioreiii), prior.
primauté, n.f. (et. L. h. primalitatem, from L. priiuus), prioritj', prééminence.
primitif ive, adj. (et. L. primitivus), primitive.
primitivement, adv., (et. primitif), originally.
prince, t'-'u- (et. L. principem), prince.
princesse, n. f. (et. prince), princess.
principal, e, adj. (et. L. principalis), principal.
principe, n. m. (et. L. principium), principle.
printemps, n m. (et L. primum, tempus), spriiiy.
pris, e, past p a-t. of prendre.
prise, n. f. (et. prendre), taking.
prison, n. f. (et. L L. prensionem), prison.
prisonnier, n.m. (et. prison), prisoner.
prit, 3rd, sing. piet. def. of prendre.
privilège, n. m. (et. L. privilegiuni), privilège, right.
prix, n. 111. (et. L. pretiuni), price, > aîue, prize.
probabilité, n. t. (et. L. probabilita tcml, proliiiliilitv.
problématique, adj., problematical, doubtful.
problème, ". m. (et. Gr. n-pô^Aiynia), problem.
procès, n. m. (et. L. processus), law- 8uit, action, trial, case, proceedings.
processionnel' em nt, adv. (et. L.
prosessioneni), in procession.
prochain, e, adj. (et. proche, L. L.
propius), iiext, near.
proclamation, n. f. (et. L. proclamatjjueu]), pruclainatioi),
procurer, v. a. (et. L. procurare), to procure.
prodige, n. m. (et. L. prodigium), prodigy, wonder.
prodigue, (de), adj. (et. L. (irodigus), prodigal, profuse, lavish, very rie i in.
prodiguer, v. a. (et. prodigue), to lavish, to give liberally.
produire, v. a. (et. L. producere). to produce, to yield ; produiient, 3rd, plu. près. ind.
produit, n. m. (et. L. productus), produce, product.
profaner, v.a. (et. L. profanare), to profane, to pollute, to défile, to abuse.
proférer, v. a. (et. L. proferre), to utter.
professer, v. a. (et. L. professas), to profess, to teach, to lecture on.
professeur, n. m. (et. L. profcssorem), pi-ofessor.
profession, n. f. (et. L. professionem), profession, business, vocation.
profit, 11. iM. (et. L. profectus), profit, advantage.
profiter, v. n. (et. proji), to profit ; profiter de, to profit by.
profond, e, adj. (et. L. profundus), profound, deep.
progrès, n. m. (et. L. progressus), progress, furtherance.
projet, n. m. (et. L projectus), project, schenie.
prolongement, n. m. (et. pr<jloii;ier),.
prolongation, continuation, extension
prolonger, v. a. (et. L. prolongare), to prolong, to continue ; se proL<m'jer, to extend.
promener, v. a. (et. L. prominare), to lead ab jut ; se promener, to walk, to promenade.
promesse, n. f. (et. L. promissa), promise.
promettre, v. a. (et. L. promittere), to promise ; se j,r<imettre, to promise oneself ; promis, past part.
prompt, e, adj. (et. L. promptus), prompt.
prompte ment, adv., promptly,
quickly.
prononcer, v. a. (et. L. pronuntiare), to pronouiice, to utter.
pronostic, n.m. (et. (ir. irpoyuoja-Ti/coi/), prognostic, prognostication,
VoCABULARY.
prophète, n- m- (et. L. propheta), prophet.
prophétie, n. £. (et. L. prophetia).prohecy, prédiction, [t pronounced likes].
prophétique- adj. (et. L. propheticus), prophétie.
prophétiser, v. a. let. L. L prophetizare), to prophesy, to foretell.
propice, adj. (et. L. propitius), propitious, favorable.
proportion, n.î. (et. L. propoi-tionem), prupoition, ratio.
propos, n. m. (et. L. proposituiii), discourse ; à propos, fit.
proposer, v. a. (et. pro-, poser), to propose ; S'' pr' poser, to propose to oneself, to purpo.-e, to intend.
proposition, n. f. (et. L. propositioneni), proposition, proposai.
propre, adj. (et. L. proprius), proper, clean, fit, adapted, own.
propriété, n. f. (et. L. proprietatem), ownership, property, propriety.
proscrire, v. a. (et. L. proscribere), to proscribe, to outlaw ; prn.fcrit, pastpart., outlawed ; proscrivait, 3rd, siiig-. imp. ind.
prosélyte, n. m. (et. L. L. proselytus), prosélyte, convert.
prosélytisme, n. m. (et. prosélyte), proselytisni, proselytising.
prospère, adj. (et. L. prosper), prospérons.
prospérité, n. f. (et. L. prosperitatem), prosperit}'.
prosterner, v. a. (et. L. prostemere), to prostrate.
prostration, n. f. (et. L. prostrationeni), prostration.
protecteur, triée, n. m. and f. and adj. (et. L. protectorem), protector, prot'icting, protective.
protection, n. f. (et. L. protectionem), protection, support.
protégé, n.m. (et. protfier), protégé, a porson protevted by another.
protéger, v. a. (et. L. prote}îere\ to protcct, to défend.
proue, Il f- (et. Spanish proa), prow.
providence, n. f. (et. L. providentia), l'rovidcnce.
providentiel, le, adj. (et. in-ovidcnci). providunlial.
province- n. f. (et. L. provincia), province.
provision, n. f. (et. L. provisionem),
provisions, store, supply.
provisoirement, adv. (et. L. L. provisorius), provisionally.
provocation, ". f. (et. L. provorationem), provocation.
psaume, n. m. (et. L. psalmus), psalin. [Pronounce the p].
pu, past part, of puuvoir.
public, que, adj. (et. L. pub'.icus), public, common.
publisr, V. a. (et. L. publicare), to publish.
pudeur, n. f. (et. L. imdorem), niodesty, shanie, nakedness.
puéril, e, adj. (et. L. puerilis), puérile, childish.
puis, adv. (et. L. post), then, afterwards.
puisque, conj. (et. puis, que), since.
puissance, n. f. (et. pui naat), power, authority.
puissant, e, adj. (et. L. L. possentem), powerful.
puisse, Ist and 3rd, sing. près. sub. of pouvoir.
pulvériser, v. a. (et. L. pulverisare), to pulvérise, to crush.
punir, V. a. (et. L. punire), to puniah.
punition, n. f. (et. L. punltionem), puiiishnient.
pur, e, adj. (et. L. purus). pure.
pureté, n.f. (et. L. p iritatem), purity, pureness.
put, 3rd, sing:. prêt. def. of pouvoir ; put, 3rd, sing. imp. sub.
qualité, n. f. (et. L. qualitateml, quality.
quand, conj. (et. L. quando), whcn.
quarante, adj. (et. L. quadraginta), forlj'.
quart, "• "i- (et. L. quartus), quarter.
quatorze, adj. (et. L. quatuordoalm), foiirteen.
quatorzième, aflj.. fourteenth.
quatre, adj. (et. L. quatuor), (our.
quatre-vingts, adj., ci^hty.
quatrièm , adj., fourth.
q e. pro. [ohject of verbl (et. [.,. (piod), that, which, whoni ; a« conj., that, than ; ne . . ■ </«'', only.
VOCABULARY
qu»l. quelle, adj. pro. (et. L. qualis), iiiat.
quelque, *dj- («t- ?'"'. 9«<). s'ime,
quelquefois, adv. (et. gnelque, fois), soiiietimes.
quelqu'un, une, pro., some, some one, fomebody.
question, n. f. (et. L. questionem), .; iestion.
quii pro. (et. L- qui and quis), who ; he uho.
quille, n.f. (et. Spanish quilla), keel.
quinze, adj. (et. L. quindedm), fifteen.
quinzième, adj., fifteenth.
quitter, >'. a. (et. L. L. quietare), to (jui',, X kave.
quoi, pro. (et. L. quid), what ; de quoi, the means, the where«ithal ; il n'a pas (le quoi maiigef, he has nothing to eat.
quoique, conj. (et. quoi, que), though (with sub.)
r, n., m., or f.
rabattre, v. a. (et. re-, abattre), to abate, to lower.
race n. f. (et. It. razza), race, breed.
ra heter, v. a. (et. re-, acheter), to lerioem.
racine, n. f- (et. L. L. radicina, from L. ladiceiu), root.
raconte , v- a. (et. re-, a, conter), to relate, to iiarrate.
rade n.f. (et. It. rada), roadstead, bay.
radeau, n- m- (et. L. L. radellus, from L. r,>ti.'i), raft.
radouber, v. a. (et. re, O. F. doub, Eng-. dub), to refit, to repair.
raffermir, v. a. (et. re-, à, ferme), to gtrenïîtheii ; raffermi, firm.
rafraîchir, v- a. (et. re-, à, frais), to refresh; se rafraîchir, to refresh oneself ; rafralehitsant, refreshing, cooling.
raillerie, n.f. (et. railler, L. L. radiculare, L. radere), raillery, bantering, jesr.
raison, n- f. (et. L. rationem), reason.
raisonnement, n. m. (et. raisonner, from raison), reasoning.
ralentir, v. a. (et. Imt), to slacken, to lessen, to retard.
rallier, v.a. (et. re-, ail et), to rally, to join.
rallumer, v. a. (et. re-, allumer), to light ag:ain.
ramasser, v. a. let. re-, amasser, from masse), to pick up,
rame, n. f. (et. L remua), oar.
ramener, v. a. (et. re-, amener), to biirij.' bacK, to bring, to bringr again, to take back.
rameur, n. m. (et. rame), rower.
rang, n. m. (et. O. H. G. hring, a riii;;). rank.
ranger, v. a. (et. ranq), to range, to set in order ; se ranger, to place oneself.
ranimer, v. a. (et. re-, animer , to reiiiiimate, to revive.
rapide, adj. (et. L. rapidus), rapid, swift.
rappeler, v.a. (et. re-, appeler), to call back, to recall, to call.
rapport, n, m. (et. rapporter), accoui t, report, relation, relationship. means.
rapporter, v. a. (et. re-, apporter), to bring back, to bring along with, te briiig in.
rapprochement, n. m. (et. rapprocher), drawing nearer.
rapprocher, v. a. (et. re-, approcher), to bring nearer, to draw closel3' together, to bring in contact ; se nipiirocher,. to come nearer ; rapproché de, near to.
rare, adj. (et. L. rarus), rare.
rarement, adv. rarely. I
rassembler, v. a. (et. re-, assembler, L. ad, simulare), to réassemble, togathcr, to collect, to assemble ; se rassembler, to meet, to assemble.
rasséréner, v. a. (et. re-, à, serein), to m^ke serene, to calm.
rassurer, v. a. (et. re-, assurer), to reassure.
ratification, n. f. (et. L. L. ratificationeni), ratification.
ration, ". f. (et. L. rationem), ration.
ravage, n. m. (et. ravir), ravage, dévastation.
lavager, v. a. (et. ravaije), to ra\agc, to waste.
ravaler, v. a. (et. re , avaler, L. ad, vallem), to swallow again, to bring lower, to pull down, to disparage.
ravir, v.a. (er. L. raperc), to ra\ isli, to charm, to deli^'^ht ; ruvi de, channea, overjoyed, delighted at.
rayon, n. m. (et. rais, from L. radius), ray ; rayon de miel. honey-CDml).
re. or ré, inséparable pretix, ineaning back or again. ■
réalité, ". f- (et. I-. I^. realitatem), reality.
rtbellicn n. f. (et. L. rcljellioneng, veljellion.
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re'evoiPi v. a. (et. Ij. i-ecipuiu), to rei-eive, to aocipt.
recherche, n.f. 'et. rechercher), search; à lu li cherche de, in quest of.
echercher, v. a. (et. re-, chercher), to s.'i'k i'.,'aiii to seek, to court ; recherchi'. il :.;i-eut request, niuch soujfht after.
récif, n. iii- (et. PortUifucse, récite), ; eet.
récit, "• »'■ let ri-c ter, L. rocitare , rei'it;ii accouiit, leport.
re lus, n.m. (et. L. reclususi, recluse.
recommandation, »■ f- ^et. recviniiiiiiittr,), lecdiiuuetidation.
recommander, v. a. (et. n-, cumman-
Uei), t . rec m neiid.
re ommencer, v. a. (et. re-, cmmnencer), to rfconimence.
récompense, n. f. (et. récumpenser), to récompense, to reward.
récompenser, v.a. (et.re-.coiiijjen.ser), reward, coinpensate.
reconnaissan'^e, n.f. (et. recunnaihe), recofj.ation, giaiitude.
reconnaissant, e, adj. (et. reconnaître', yiateiul.
reconnaître, v. a. (et. L. recosnoscere), to recoj^nise, to ackiiowledge, to observe, to reoonnoitre ; recimnu. past pai t.
re onquérir, v. a. (et. re-, conquérir), to rtconquer.
reionrs, h- ru. (et. recourir), recourse.
recoi-vrir. v. a. (et. /v-, couvrir), to cu\t;' iigaiii, to covcr ; recuuoert, past part.
se récrier, v. r. (et. re-, écrier) to exclaim, to cry ont, to clamor.
recruter, v. a. (et. recrue, froin recr iti> ), to recruit.
rectifier, v. a. (et. L. rectiticare), to re( tify, to correct.
recueillement, " >" (et. recueillir), rcrircnient, meditati n, dévotion, piuty.
recueillir- v. a (et. L recollifiore , to jjathei, to collect, to taKe, to picK up.
reculé, Ci adj- 'et. re-, cul), distant, ro.niote.
redescendre, v. n. and a. (et. re-, descendre), to corne or take down a<;ain, to redescend.
redevenir, v. n. (et. n-, dercnir), to bccome a;;ain.
redire, v.a (et. re-. d-.re), to sayagain, to tell, to relate, to report.
redoubler, v. a. (et. re-, doub e), to red : , to incrcae.
r^-ujatable, «(Ij. (et. rednui.r , fornudable.
redouter, v.a. (et. re-, dou er), to fear. réduire, v, a. (et. L. reducere), to reduce.
refermer, v. a. (et. re-, fermer), to shut
again.
refleurir, v. n. (et. re-, p'urir, L. florerc), to biossomagain, to fljurish again.
réflexion, n. f. (et. L. reflexioneiu), reflccti n.
réforme, n. f, (et. L. reformare), reforni.
refouler, v. a. (et. re-, fouler), to drive back.
ref oidir, v. a. (et. (v-, iroid), to cool, to daiup, to check.
refuge, n. m. (et. L. refuerium), refuge.
se réfugier, v. r. (et. refit le), to take refuire.
refus, n. m. (et. refuser), refusai.
refuser, v. a. (et. L. L. refutiare), to relu-e ; se refuser à, to object.
regagner, v. a. (et. re-, ga^rner), to re^r^un, to return to.
regard, n- m. (et. regarder), look, aspect, notice, view.
regarder, v.a. (et. re , garder), tolook at, to consider.
région, n. f. (et. L. rsgionem), région.
régir, v. a. (et. L. regere), to rnle, to adniinister, to govern.
règne. "• m. (et. Ij. regnum), reign.
régner, v. n. (et. L. regnaro, to reign, to rule, to pre\a 1.
regret, n- m. (et. regrettée), regret; rei/ret de, regret for; à re,ret. wiih reluctance.
régularité, n. f. (et. L. rc'ularis), regularity.
régulièrement, adv. re^ularly.
reine, "■ f. C'- ''• regina), queen.
rejaillissement. Il" (et. r ■jaillir, re-, and L. L. jacularc), tiashing, réélection.
1 ejeter, v. a. (et. L. L. rtjectare), to throw back, to east ont, to refuse, lo re ject, to bring.
rejoindre, v. a. (et. »v-, joindre), to join "gain.to rejoin; «e rejoindre), to nieet again.
réjouir, v.a. (et re-, jouir, L. gaudere), to delight ; se réjouir, to rejoioe.
relâche, n. m. 'Ct. /-'/«cVr), relaxation, ic^f.ite, stopp.ige, sta>.
relate ■, v. a. (et. It. relataro'. tn relat.<-.
relatif, ive, ^^j- let- L<- idaiiMi»), relatives, rclating,
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relation, n- '. (et. L. relationem), relation.
r légu r, va. 'et. L. relegare), to rele^ate, to shut up, to coiisi^ii.
relev r. v a. (et. L. relevarc, to raisf ay lin, tn relie o, to lift up, to critici-e : ii'l<>ver (II', to dep rid on, t') act under the orders ot" ; se re ever, to rise a ain.
relier, v. a. (et. L. re-, ligave), to tie ay;ain, to biiid t ttether.
religieux, euse, adj. (et.L. relisiosus), religions ; .is n. ni and f.. luonk, nuii.
religion, n. t (et. L. rcliifionem), reliijioi).
remarquable, adj. (et. remarqwi- , reiiiarkiible.
remarquer, v. a. (et. /•«-, marquer), to reuiark, to observe.
rembarquer, v.a. (et. re-, embarquer), to le-embark.
remettre, v. a (et. L. remittere). tn give back, to restore, to give, to hand over ; remia, past part.
remonter, v.a. and n. (et. re-, mon fer), to rea^cend, to get up again, to remounfr, to re-embark.
remords, ». ni. (et. re-, mordre, L.
niordere;, remorse.
rempart, "■ m- (et.re-, emparer), lanijia t.
remplacer, ^. a. (et. re-, en-, placer), to replace, to take the place of.
remplir, v. a. (et. L. re-, implere), to fill again, to fill up, to fiU.
remporter, v. a. (et. re-, emp r'er), to carry away again, to win (a victorj ).
rémunération, n. f. (et. L. renmnerationemi, reuiuneiation, reward.
renaissant, e, adj. (et. L. renasci), revlviug, returning.
ren ontrJ, n. f. (et. rencontrer), meeting, tiiiai.ig.
rencontre ,v.a. (et. re-, en-,conlre , to meet, to riiid.
rendre, v. a. (et. L. L. rendei-e. F,, redjere). to render, to give back. to restore, to reum, tn surrondev ; / ndie cumpt ,to give an acCDin.t ; rendre •irâeen, to give thaiiks ; xe rendn; to yKld, to repair, to go.
rêne, ". f <et. L. L. retina, froni L. retinere), rem.
renf-rmer, v. a. (et. re-, tn emu r , to shut up, to enclose.
renommée, n.f. (et. renomtner, to g\ve repute), f,inie, renown.
renoncer (f>). v. n. (et. L. renuntiare), to renouiicu, to j^ive up.
renouveler, v. a. (ec. L. renovellare), 10 renew.
rentrer, v. n. and ». (et. re-, entrer), to re-enter, to return.
renverser v. a. (ef. re-, envem), to revei>e, to uverthrow, to overturn.
renvoyer, v. a. (et. ;•<■-, enouyer), to send again, to send back, to refer, to ascribo.
repaître v. a. and n. (et. re-, laltre, L. L. pasoere), to feed, to noiirisn; repaissant, près. part.
répandre, v.a. et. L. re-, expandere), toshed, to diffuse, to spread; .<• r'pandre, to spreiid, to launch out, to bur.st out.
reparaître, v. n. (et. /■« , paratlre), to reappoar.
repartir, v. n. (et. re-, partir), to set out again, lo go back.
repas, n. m. (et. L. L. repastus, from L. pastus\ repast, meal.
repasser, v.a. and n. (et. re-, passer), to repasH.
repentir, n. m. (et. re-, O. F. pentir, from !.. pœnitere), repentmce.
répéter, v. a. (et. L. repetere), to reiiuat.
rép tition, n. f. (et. L. repetitionem), repi-tition.
repeupler, v. a. (et. re-, peupl r), to
repeuple.
replier, v. a. (et. c^-, plier), to fold again, to force back.
r pliquer, v. a. (er. L. repMcare), to 'rei)ly.
repondre v. a. (et L. respon iere), to ans"er, to replv. to correspond.; (V oiidre df, t j be snrety for.
réponse, n- f- (et. rrpoadre), answer, reply.
reporter, v. a. (et. /•<-•-, porter), to carry back, to turn av'ain ; av reporter à, to go back again to, to revert to.
repos, u. in- (et. reposer), rest, repose.
reposer, v. a. and n. (et. re-, poser), to put to rest, to lie, to retresh ; se reposer, to rest.
repousser, v. a, (et. re-, p tisser), to repel, to repuise, to push back, to reject.
reprendr?, v. a. (et. re-, i rendre), to overtake, to take again, to take back, to renew, to re.^ume to get again, to leply ; reprit Srd, ^ing. prêt. def.
représenter, v.a. (f . l. lepr^sentate), to rciLC-eiit ; se re^ rrsealer, to fancy.
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reproche, n. m. (et. re^irucher), leproach, blaïue.
reprOCll:r, v. a. (et. L. L. repropiare, from L. prope), to reproach to upbraid ; repr cher quelque chose à quetfjaiia, to reproiich soine one with somethiiig.
république, n. i- (et. L. respublica), republii-.
rése ve, ". f. (et. réserver), l'cserve.
réserver, v. a. (et. L. reservare), to reserve, to set apart, ro keep ; X' réserver, to reserve to oneself ; réservé, reserved, private, spécial.
réservoir, n. m. (et. résfroi'r), réservoir.
résidence, n.f. (et. résilient), résidence, seat.
résider, v. n. (et. L. residere), to réside, to dvvell.
résignation, n. f. (et. L. L. resigna tionem), re^iffiiation.
résistance, n. f. (et. résister), résistance, opposition.
résister («), v. n. (et. L. resistere), to resist. to oppose, to withstand.
résolu, past part, of ri'Soudre.
résolution, n. f. (et. L. L. resolutioneni), resoKition.
résoudre, v. a. (et. L. resolvere), to résolve.
respect, n- >"• (et. L. respectus), respect. [Pronounce as if wntten res-p.].
respecter, v. a. (et. ri-spect), to reepect ; se /v.< ■rter, to respect oneselt.
respectueusem3nt.adv., respectfully.
respectueux, euse, adj. (et. L. L. re-
spectuosus, from L. respeLtus), respectful.
respirer, v. n. (et. L. respirare), to breathe.
resplendissant, e, adj. (et. resplendir, L. resplendeo), resplendent, glittering, brisht
responsabilité, n. f. (et. responsable), responsibility.
ressaisir, v. a. (et. re-, saisir), to seize a^'ain.
ressemblance, n. f. (et. ressembler), reseinblance.
ressembler, v. n. (et. re-, sembler), to rciemble.
ressentiment, n. m. (et. ressentir), resentmcTit.
ressentir, v. a. (et. re-, smtir), to feel, to expérience.
resserrement, "• •"■ (et. resserrer), bindiii^,' r.n^cther.
resserrer, v. a. (re-, serrer, L. L.
serrarc. 'o lock up), to biiid together, to contraft,
ressort, u-iu. (et. ressortir, see i»
spriiiij, means.
ressource, n. f. (et. re-, «ourv»), resource, nieana.
reste, n.m. (et. rester), remainder, rest.
rester, v. n. (et. L. restare), to remain,
to s. av.
restitution, n.f. (et. L. restitutionem),
restituiiun.
résultat, n. m. (et. résulter), resuit.
résulter, v. n. (et. L. resultare), to resuit, to follow.
rétablir, v. a. (et. re-, établir), to re-cstabiish, to restore (in health).
retarder, v. a. (et. L retardare), to delà).
1 etenir, v. a. (et. re-, tenir), to keep, to hoid, to detain, to restrain ; retenu, past part.; retinrent, 3rd, plu. prêt. def.
retentir, v. n. (et. L. tinnitare), to resouml, tu liiig.
retirer, v. a. (et. re-, tirer), to retire, to witlidraw; retirer à, to take away fr.mi ; se rf tirer, to retire, to go away, to
rctrcar.
retomber, v. n. (et. re-, tomber), to
fall a;;aiii.
retour, n. m. (et. re-, tour), return, requital ; en retour de, in return for; au
retour, on retuniiiig.
reto rner, v. a. and n. (et. re-, tour- Ufr). to tuin again, to return.
retraite. "■ f- (et. retraire, from L. retrahere;, letrear, retireraent.
retrouver, v. a. (et. re,- trouver), lo find agaiii. to tiiid.
réunion, n. f. (et. re-, union), reunion,
asseuibly, meeting.
réunir, v. a. (et. re-, unir), to reunite, to unité, to jom ; se réunir, to meet.
réussir, v. n. (et. re-, O. F. ussir, from L. e.xire), to succeed.
rêve, n. m. (et. ?), dreaui, fancy.
réveiller, v. a. (et. re-, éveiller), to
awakeii, to rou>f.
révélateur, trice- .kU- a"d nou» (et.
