L.—Latin

L, L.-—-Late Latin,

(This sign has been

sub.—subjunetive, v. a.—verb active,

v. n.—verb neuter, v. r.—verb reflexive, L

used rather loosely ; 16 stands for all nonclassical forms),

terman.

an.

ite,

à n. m., (the first letter of the alphaet),

à, prep., (et. L. ad.), to, at, in, on, for, by, with, from, towards.

a, 8rd, sing, pres, ind. of avoir ; il ya, there is, there are ; il y en a qui, there are some who,

abaisser, v.a., (et. à, baisser from bas), to lower, to humbie, to degrade ; s’abaisser, to fal], to sink,

abandon, n. m., (et. à, 9.F. bandon, ermission, Compare Eng. ban), abanonment, carelessness.

abandonner, v. a., (et. abandon), to abandon, to forsake, to quit ; s’abandonner, to give oneself over to, to resign oneself,

abattre, v. a., (et. à, battre, L. batuere), to beat down, to knock down, to affict, to grieve, to dishearten, to cast down ; s'abattre, to alight (of birds); abattu, cast down, disheartened,

abîme, n. m., (et. L. L. abyssimus, L.

abyssus), abyss,

abîmer, v. a., (et. abime), to swallow up; s'abêmer, to sink.

abolir, v.a., (et. L. abolere), to abolish,

abondance, n. f., (et. L. abundantia), abundanre,

‘abondant, &, 1j. (et. L. abundantem), abundant, plentiful.

abonder, v.n., (et. L. abundare), to abourid,

abord, n. m.,(et. à, bcrd), approach, arrival ; d'abord, at first.

aborder, v. a. and n., (et, abord), to touch, to approsch, to land,

abréviation, n. f., (et. L. abbrevia.

tionem), abbreviation, shortness.

abri, n. m., (et, supposed to be L, prie à shelter ; à l'abri de, sheltered y.

abriter, v. a., (et. abri), to shelter.

absence, n. f., (et. L. absentia), absence,

absent, e, adj., (et. L. absentem), absent,

s’absenter, v. r., (et. absent), to absent oneself, to stay away:

absolu, 6, adj., (et. L. absolutus), absolute.

absorber, v. a., (et, L. absorbere), to absorb.

absoudre, v. a., (et. L. absolvere), to absolve, to acquit,

absurde, adj., (et. L. absurdus), absurd,

abuser, v. a., (et. abus, L. abusus), to misuse ; abuser de, to take an unfair advantage of.

accabler, v. a., (et L. L. cadabulum. a Catapuit), to overwhelm, to oppress,

accent, n. m., (et. L. accentus), accent, voice,

accepter, v. a., (et, L, acceptare), to accept.

acclamation, n. f., (et, L. acclamare), &cclaniation cheering.

accompagner, v. a., (et, à, compagne), to accompary,

accomplir, v. a., (et. L. ad, complere), to acconplish ; s'accomplir, to be accomplished, 10 be fulfilled,

accomplissement, n. m., (et. accomplir), acconplishiment, fulfilment.

accorder, v. a., (et. L. L, accordare), to make agree, to grant,

accourir, v. n., (et. L. accurrere), to run up, to hasten,

accoutumer, v.a., (et. à, coutume), to accuston.

accréditer, v. a., (et. à, crédit), to accredit, to give influence ; avc,édité (part.), influential.

accroître, v. a., (et. L. accrescere), to increase ; s'accroitre, to be increased, to grow.

accueillir, v. a,, (et, L. ad, colligere), to receive, to welcome, [In this word ge is pronounced as eu.]

accusateur, n. m., (et, L. acousa.

torem), accuser, informer.

accusation, n.f.,(et. L. accusationem), accusation, charge.

accusé, n. m., (part. of accuser), cul.

prit ; en accusé, like & culprit.

accuser, v, &., (et, L, accusare), to

accuse, to indicate ; s'accuser, to accuse oneself,

acharné, 6, adj., (part. of acharner), furious, infuriated.

acharner, v. s., (et. L. ad, carnem), to provoke ; s’acharner, to be enraged ; s'acharner sur, to attack madly,

g'acheminer, v. r., (et. à, chemin), to set out, to proceed on & journey.

acheter, v. a., (et. L. L, adcaptare), to

uy.

achèvement, n.m., (et. achever), completion.

achever, v. a, (et. à, chef), to finish, to complete.

acier, n.m., (et. L. L. acierium, from L, acies), steel,

acquérir, v. a., (et. L. acquaerere), to acquire ; s'acquérir, to be acquired ; (ucquiert, 8rd, sing. pres, ind. ; acquit, 3rd, sing, pret. def.)

acquisition, n. f., (et. L. acquisitionem), acquisition.