L. revclatoreni), re.ealer, revealing

révélation, "• f. (et. L. revelationem),

revei;itiijii, iii>co\ery.

révéler, v. a. (et. L. revelare), to

revcal. t<> ai«close ; se révéler, to bc seen.

revendiquer, v. a. (et. L. re-, vindi-

care), to > 1 uin, to demand.

revenir, ^-n. (et l,. reveniro), tocOme back, to return, lo accrue ; revint, Srd, sinif. prêt. <1 f,

revenu, li ni. (ot. revenir), revenue,

incoiuo.

VoCABULAKT.

tever, v. u. (et. réoe), te dreaiu, to luuse, to think.

réverbérer, v. a. aim n. (et. L. reverberare), to reflect ; se réveibérer, to shine in, to be reflected, to be mirrored.

rêverie, n.f. (et. rêver), rev eiie, fancy.

revers, n. m. (et. L. reversus), reverse, back stroke, misfortune.

revêtir, v. a. (et. re-, vêtir), to clothe, to put on ; se revêtir, to clothe one.self, to put on ; revêtu, past part, clothed.

revoir, v. a. (et. L. revidere), to see again ; rtvit, 3rd, sing. prêt. def.

révolte, n- f- (et. It. rivolta), revolt, rébellion, mutiny.

révolté, n. m. and adj. (et. révolter), rebel, mutinous.

révolter, v. a. and n. (et. récilte), to cause a rébellion, to rebel ; se révolter, to revolt, to rebel.

révolution, n.f. (et. L. revolutionem), révolution.

riant, e, adj. (et. L. ridentem), sniiling;, cheerful, pleasant.

riche, adj. (et. Ger. reich), rich.

richement, adv., richly.

richesse, n- f- (et. riche), riches, richnesj, wealth.

rideau, n. m. (et. dim. of ride, a wrinkle , curtain.

rien. n. m. (et. L. rem), anythiiig, nothing.

rigueur, n. f. (et. L. rigorem), rigor, severitj'.

risquer, v. a. (et. risque, from Spanlsh risco), to risk, to venture.

rivage, n. m. (et. L. L. ripaticum, from L. ripa), shore, bank.

r.val, n. m. (et. L. rivalis), rival.

rivaliser, v. n. (et. rival), to rival, to conipete.

rivalité, n. f. (et. L. rivalitatem), rivalry.

rive, n. f. (et. L. ripa), bank. shore. rivière, n. f. (et. L. L. riparia), river, robuste, adj. (et. L. robustusi, robust. rocher, n. m. (et. roche, L. L. rupica), rocK.

roi, n. m. (et. L. regem). kitiir. sovereign, monarch.

roidir, or ra'dir, v. a. (et. mide, from L. rigidus), to stifîen, to rou.se. [Pronounce /■*■/{>].

rompre, v. a. (et. L. rumpere), to break, to break off, to destroy.

ronger. ''■ a. (et. L. rumi;;are, for ruminare), to gnaw, to eat.

roseau, n. m. (et. Gothic raus, a reed', reeJ ; roneaa à sucre, sugar-Luiie.

rossignol, n. m. (et. L. L. lusciniolus), nightingale.

rotondité, n. f. (et. L. rotunditatem), rotuiKUty.

rougir, v. a. and n. (et. rouie, L. L. rubeusi, to redden, to blush.

rouleau, n. m. (et. dim. of rôle, L.

rotulus), roll.

rouler, v. a. and n. (et. L. L. rotulare), to roll, t'j flow, to bear.

roulis, n. m. (et. rouler), roUirjg (of «av os or ship).

rO'lte, n. f. (et. L. L rupta), road, way; fatr:' r^ute, to sail.

roa ine, n.f. (et. route), routine, rote,

CUStulll.

rouvrir, v. a. (et. re-, ouvrir), to open

agaiu.

royal, e, adj. (et. L. regalis), royal, mayiufiL'ent.

royaume, "• m. (et. L. L. regalimen), realiii, kingdom.

ruche, n. f. (et. Breton, nisken), beehive

rude, adj. (et. L. rudis), rough, hard, .«evere, laborions.

r:e, n. f. (et. L. L. ruga, a furrow), .Street.

ruine, n. f. (et. L. ruina\ ruin.

ru ner, v. a. (et. ruine), to ruin.

! ruisseau. "• m. (et. L. L. rivicellus, j from L. nvus;, bDok.

rumeur, n. f. (et. L. rumorem), runior. ' rusé, e. adj. (et. ruser, from L. reçusiirej, cunntng, deceitful.

S. n. m. or f.

sable, n. m. (et. L. sabulum), sand, graxcl.

sablé, e, adj. (et. sabler), sprinkled (witli >and), scattered, strewn.

sacerdotal, e, adj. (et, L. sacerdotalis), sac-urd'ital, priestly.

sacré, e. adj. (et. L. sacratus), sacred, holy.

sacrifice, n. m. (et. L. sacrificium), sacrifice.

sacrifier, v. a. (et. L. sacrificare), to sacrifice.

sacrilège, n. m. (et. L. sacrilegium), sacrilège, profanation.

sage "'J- (et. L. sapins), wise.

sagesse, n. f. (et. sat/e), wlsdom.

sain, e, adj. (et. L. sanus), sound-

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VoCABÙLAkV

saint, e. m\j. (et. L sanctus), saintly, hol\ , piou-i.

sainteté, ". i- (.«t. L. sanctitatem), holiiiess, sanctiti'.

sais. Ist and 2nd sing. près. ind.

saisir, v. a. (et. L. L. sacire, froni O, H. U. sazjan, to set), to seize, to move ; kv naisir de, to seize.

saison, ti. f. (et. L. sationem), season, fit tiriie.

salaire, «. lu. (et. L. salarium), salary, lewaid.

salle, n. f. (et. L. L. sala, a dwelling), hall.

saluer, v- a. (et. L. salutare), to salute, to welcjine.

salut, n.m. (et. L. salutem), salutation, safety, salvatioii.

salve, II. f. (et. L. sake), salute, salve.

San tuaire, ii-»>. (et. L. sanctuarium),

saiit'tiiaix .

sang. II- '»• (et. L. sanguineui), blood.

sang-froid. ». '"■> présence of mind, cooliiess

sanglot, n. m. (et. sangloter, L. siiigult/ire,, bob.

sans, prep. (et. L. sine), without ; sann que (with sub.), without.

santé, 11- f- (et- L. sanitatem), health.

sapin, n. 111. (et. L. sapinus), fir.

sarcasme, n. m. (et. L. sarcasmus), saicasni t,iuiit.

satisfaction, n. f- (et. L. satisfactioneni;, satisfaction, reward.

sati faire, v. a. (et. L. satisfacere), to satisfy ; nads ait, past part, satisfied ; .^■af!S'"^ 3rd, s'uii;. prêt. def.

sauvage, adj. and n. (et. L. silvatieus), savaye, wild, a savage.

sauver, v. a. (et. L salvare), to save, to preser\e.

savant, e, adj. and n. (et. mvuir), learned, a scholar.

savoir, v. a. (et. L. sapere), to know ; gavait, 3rd, sing. imp. ind.

savoureux, euse, adJ. (et. saveur, L.

saporeni', ^^a\•ory.

saxillaire, adj. (et. L. saxuin), growing on rocks.

scea.\ n. m. (et. L. sigillutn), seal.