L. L. grana, L
(et. Ger. graben), ta
resbure,
ntesco),
word.
»be, glory,
riogus), are), to
af.
re), to
thicus), s), gulf,
te.
to taste, p, gout, )ETNACUe
verner), ernare), uberna-:
ce, elehanks ;
ces, to
tiosus), kind,
radus\, ve the
na, L.
grenf, largere), to grave, n), to
adire),
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gravité, n. f, (et. L, gravitatem), gravity, seriousness.
gré, n.m. (et. L. gratum), will, inclination, liking ; à son oré, in accordance with one’s liking, at one'’s will, at one's pleasure,
gréement, n. m. (et. gréer), rigging (of a ship).
grelot, n. m. (et. dim. of O, F. grelo), little hell,
grève, n.f. (et. O. F. grave ; compare Eng. gravel), strand, beach,
gros, se, adj. (ut. L. L. grossris), big, large ; les gros temps, storiny weather,
grossir, v. a. and n, (et. wros), to make bigzer, to grow bigger, to swell.
grot'e, n.f. (et. L. crypta), grotto, cave.
groupe, n. m. (et, It. groppo), group,
grouper, v. a. (et. gr ue), to group,
guérir, v. a. (et. Gothic warjan, to defend), to cure, to heal,
guerre, n.f. (et. O. IH. G. werra), war.
guerrier, n. nm. (et, querre), warrior.
guide, n. m. (et. yuide), guide.
guider, v. a. (et, L. L, guidare), to guide, to conduct,
ne
[A aspirate is indicated thus ’A], h, n. m. orf.
habile, adj. (et. L. habilis), able, clever, skilful.
habit, n. m. (et. L. habitus), coat, dress, garb ; kabits, clothes,
habitacle, n. m. (et. L. habitaculum), binnacle.
habitant, n. m. (et. habiter), inhabitant.
habitation, n.f. (et, L. habitationem), habitation. l'ouse, colony.
habiter, v.a. and n, (et. L, habitare), to inhabit, to dwell,
habitude, n. f. (et. L. habitudinem), habit, custom ; avoir l'habitude de, to have the habit of.
habituel, le, adj. (et, L. L. habitualis), habitual.
habituellement, adv., husitually.
habituer, v. a. (et. L, L. habituare), to habituate, to accustomi.
’hache, n. f. (et, Ger, hacke), axe.
‘haie, n. f. (et, L. L. haga), hedge, line (of soïdiers).
"haine, n, £ (et, Aœir, of Ger, origin), hatred, j el gin)
haleine, n. f. (et. L. halare), breath, wi:id, breeze,
‘halte, n. f. (et, Ger. halt), halt, halting-place,
’hardi, 6, adj, (et. O. H, G, hartjan, to harden), bold, daring.
hasard, n. m. (et, Arab. al-sar, game of dice), hazard, chance.
hâte, n. ?, (et, Ger, hast), haste.
'hâter, v. a. (et, hâte), to hasten.
haubans, n. m, (et. Fem, hobent), shrouds, rigging,
haut, e, adj. (et. L. altus), hivh ; à haute vuiæ, in a loud voice : hAuuw/, n. m, height, top ; d'en haut de, from above,
‘hauteur, n. f. (et. haut), height, emi.
nence, haughtiness,
’havre, n. m. (et, Ger. hafen), harbor, haien.
hébreu, adj. and n.m. ‘et, L, hebræus), Hebrew.
hémisphé e, n. m. (et. L. hemisphærium), hentisphere,
herbe, n. f. (et. L. herba), herb, grass, plant, vegetation.
herbu. e, adj., grassy, weedy.
héréditaite, adj. (et. L. hureuitarius), hereditury.
hérésie, n.f. (et. Gr, ‘éipeous, choosing), heresy,
héritage, n. m. (et. hér.ter), inheritance,
hériter (de), v.n, (et. L. hereditare), to inherit,
héritier, n. m. (et. L. hereditarius), heir, inheritor,
héroïque, adj (et. L. heroicus), heroic.
héroisme, n. m. (et. Aéros), heroism,
Yhéron, n.m. (et, L, L, aironem), heron,
’h6é c:, n.im. (et, L. heros), hero, [The ais si].
hésiter, v. n. (et, L. hæsitare), to hesi.
Ace,
here, n. f. fet, L. hora), hour, time.
heureux, euse, adj. (et. heur, from L, aisuriuin), happy, fortunate,
hier, adv. (et. L. heri), vest: rday, (In this word final r is pronounced].
'hisser, v. a. (et. Ger, hissen), ta hoist, histoire, n. f. (et, L. historia), history, historien, n.m. (et, histotre), historian.
j histori4 e, adj. (et, L. historicus), his- Q il,
*iver.n. m. (et. L. hibernus), winter, [P,snounce the r}.
ho het, n. m, (et, hocher, to shake), pi thing, toy,
tien
homme, n. m. (et, L hominem)\, man.
homogenéité, n. f. (et. homogène, from Gr. ‘ouoyevñs), homogeneousness, similarity.
honnête, adj. (et. L. honestus), honest.
honnêteté, n.f. (et. honnête), honesty, virtue,
honneur, n m. (et, L. honorem), honor.
honorable, adj. (et. L. honorabilis), honorable,
honorer, v. a. (et. L, honorare), to honor,
‘honteux, euse, adj. ‘et, honte, O. H.
G. hônida), shameful, ashamed, bashful.
‘horde, n. f, (et. Turkish ordé, à camp), horde,
horizon, n. m. (et. ‘op{&wv), horizon.
horreur, n.f. (et. L. horrorem), horror, fright, detestation,
horrible, adj. (et. L. horribilis), hor-
rible,
‘hors (de), prep. (et. L. foras), out of, beyond. ê
horticulture,. n. f. (et. 14 hortus, cuitura), horticulture,
hospitalier, ière, adj. (et, L. L. hospitalarius), hospitable.
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), eight. [The t is pronounced when at the end of a clause or before vowels].
huître, n. f. (et. L. ostrea), oyster,
humain, e, adj. (et. LI. humanus, human, humane.
humanité, n. f. (et, L. humanitatem), bumanity, kindness,
humble, adj. (et. L, humilis), humble.
humilier, v. a. (et. L. humiliare), to humble ; s'huwinilier, to humble oneself,
humilité, n. f., et. L, huinilitatem), hunility,
‘hune, n. f. (et, A. S. hun), top of a mast.
’hutte, n. f, (et. Ger, hütte), hut,
hymne, n. m. and f, (et. L. hymnus), hymn, anthem ; Aym ’e is feminine when meaning a hyinn of the church, masculine in other senses,
ici, adv. (et, L. ecce-hic), here, hither ; tei-lus, here below; jusqu'ici, till the present.
idéal, e, adj. (et. L. idealis), ideal.
idée, n.f. (et. L. idea), idea, thought,
idolâtrie, n.f. (et. L. idolatria), idolatry. ignominie, n. f. (et. 2. ignominia), ignominy, disgrace,
ignorance, n. f. (et. L. ignorantia), ignorance,
ignorer, v. n. (et. L. ignorare), to be ignorant of, not to know; iynorant, ignorant of ; ignoré de, unknown to,
il, ils, per. pro. (et. L. flle), he, it, they.
île, n. f. (et, L. insula), island, isle.
çdlusion, n, f. (et. L. illusionem), illasion,
illusionner, v. a. (et. ilusion), to delude, to till with illusions,
illustre, adj. (et. L. illustris), illustrious, famous, celebrated.
illustrer, v. a. (et, L. illustrare), to illustrate, to adorn.
im-, in-, ir-, (et. L. in), inseparable prefix, +0 uetimes with a negative force, as: impitoyable, insu, irré échi, 8ometimes with an intensive force, as: imyoser intimider.
image, n. f. (et. L, imaginem), image, picture,
imaginaire, adj. (et. L. imaginarius), imaginary, chimerical,
imagination, n. f. (et. L. imaginationem), imagination.
imaginer, v. a. (et. L. imaginari), to imagine, to conceive ; s'inaginer, to fancy.
imiter, va. (et ‘ jmitari), to imitate,
immédiatem. t !v., immediately.
immense, ad) L, immensus), immense, vast,
immensité, n.f. (et, L. immensitatem), immensity.
immobile, adj. (et. L, immobilis), immovuble, motionless.
immobilité, n. f. (et. L. immobilita tem), immobility.
immoler, v. a. (et. L. immolare), ta immolate, to slay, to kill.
immortaliser, v. a. (et. immortel), to immortalise,
immortalité, n. f. (et. L, immortalitatem), immortality.
immortel, le, adj. (et. L. immortalis), immortal, eternal,
impassibilité, n. f. (et. L. impassibilitatem), impassibility, calmness,.
impatiemment, adv. (et. impatient), impatiently,
ideal.
thought,
),idolatry.
rnominia), norantia),
re), to be ignorant, vn to,
e), he, it,
1, isle.
em), illa-
n), to deis), illusstrare), to \separable ive force, hi, 8some- S: imposer 1), image, ginarius),
imagina-
inari), to iner, to
D imitate, Pdiately.
sus), im-
sitatem), ilis), imnobilita:
lare), ta brel), to mortaliortalis), >assibili-
atient),
Vocagutant. 143
impatience, n. f. (et. 1. mpatientia), impatience,
impatient, e, adj, (ct. L. impatientem), impatient,
impie, adj. (et. L. impius), impious, profane.
impiété, n. f. (et, L. impie‘atem), impiety, ungotliness, profanity.
impitoyable, adj. (et, in, ; itoyable), pitiless, merciless, cruel.
impitoyablement, adv., cruelly,
implacable, adj. (et. L. implacabilis), implacable, not to be appeased.
implorer, v. &, (et. L. implorare), to implore, to beg.
important, e, adj. (et. L. importare), important.
importun, «, adj. (et. L. impertunus), importunate, troublesoine, tiresume,
imposant, 6, adj. (et. imposer), imposing, awful,
imposer, v.a. (et. in-, poser), to impose, to compel, to force.
imposition, n.f. (et. L, impositionem), imposition,
impossibilité, n. f. (et, L. impossibili.
tatem), impossibility.
impossible, adj. (et. L, impossibilis), impossible.
impression, n. f. (et. L. impressionem), impression, feeling,
impiévu, e, adj., unforseen,
imprimer, v. a. (et. L, imprimere), to impress, to print, to implant, to press, to plant, to inspire,
imprimerie, n.f. (et. imprimer), printing, printing oftive,
impuissant, e, adj. (et. in-, puissant, from L, L. possentem), impotent, ineffectual.
impul-ion, n. f. (et L. impulsionem), impulsion, impulse.
imputer, v. a. (et, L. imputare), to impute.
inaccessible, adj. (et, L. L. inaccessibilis), inaccessible,
inaction, n. f. (et. in-, action), inac.
tion.
inattendu, e, adj. (et, in-, attendre), unexpected,
inattention, n. f. (et. n-, attention), .2ttention, neglect,
incalouiatls, a&1j (st én. axloulable), incaleu lable
in-endie, n. m., (et. L. incendiumy, coutlagration, burning.
incondier, v. a. (et. incendie), to burn, to set fire to
incertain, e, adj. (et. in, certain), uncertain, doubtful,
incessant, e, adj, (et, L. EL. incessantem), incessant,
inclination,n. f. (et, L. inclinationem), inclination, affection.
incliner, v. a. (et. L. inclinare), to incline ; s'incliner, to bow.
incommensurable, adj. (et. L. incom.
mensurabilis), incommensurable,
incomparable, adj. (et. L. incemparabilis), incomparable, wonderful.
incomplet, ête, adj. (et, in-, comylet), incomplete, imperfect.
inconnu, e, adj. (et. in-, connu), unknown, secret,
inconséquence, n. f. (et, L, inconsequentia), inconsistency.
inco solab e, adj. (et. L. inconsolabi.
lis), inconsolable,
incrédule, adj. (et. L. incredulus) incredulous.
incrédulité, n.f. (et. L. incredulita.
tem), incredulity, unbelief,
incruster, v. a., (et. L. L. incrustare), to incrust,
inculte, adj. (et. L. incultus), uncultivated,
indécis, 6, 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. indifferentia), indifference.
indifférent, e, adj. and noun, (et. L, indifferenteiu,, indifferent,.
indigence, n. f, (et. L. indigentia), indigence, poverty.
indigène, adj. and noun, (et. L. indi.
gena), native,
indigent, e, adj. (et. L, indigentem), iudigent, poor.
indignation, n. f. (et, L, indignationein), indignation.
indigne, adj, (et, L. indignus), un worthy,
indigné. e. ndi. (et. indigner), indigpant,angry;
144 V'ocABULARY,
indigner, v. a. (et. L. Indignari), to raise indignation, to irrituve ; s'indigner, to become indignant, to get angry.
indignité, n.f. (et. L. indigritatem), indignity, insult,
indiquer, v. a. (et, L. indicare), to indicate, to point out,
indisciplin ;, e. adj. (ut, L. indisciplinatus), undisciplined.
indiscutable, adj. {in-, discuter, from
L. discutere), which does not admit of discussion, undoubted,
individu, n. m. (et. L. individuus), individual.
indomptable, adj. (et. in-, domuter), ungovernabie, unconquerable,
indulgent, e, adj. (et. L, induigentem), indulgent, kind,
industrie, n. f. (et, L. industria), industry, art.
industriel, le, adj. (et, industrie), industrial,
inébranable, adj. (et. in-, ébranter), immovable, tirm,
inégal, e, adj. (et, L. inæqualis), un equal, cut of proportion,
inép.isable, adj (et, in-, puiser), inexhaustible,
inévitable, adj. (et. L, inevitabilis), inevitable,
infaillibilité, n. f. (et. #n-, jaillir), infailibility.
infaillible, adj., infallible. sure.
infâme, adj. (et, L. infamis), infamous, shameful.
infatigable, adj. (et. L. infatigabilis), indefatigable, unwearied,
inféodation, n. f. (et. anféder, L. L.
feodu , ), infeudation, subordination,
inférieur, e, adj. (et. L. inferiorem), inferior.
infériorité, n. f. (et. inférieur), interiority.
infester, v. a. (et. L. infestare), to infest,
infidèle, adj. (et. L. infidelis), unfaithfui.
infime, adj. (et. L, Infimus), meanest, lowest, very humble,
infini, e, adj. and noun (et, L. infinitus), infinite, intinitude,
infirmité, n. f. (et. L. inficmitatem), intirmity.
infliger, v. & (et. L. infligere), to inflict,
inflience, n. f. (et. EL. infiuentia), ce.
influencer, v. a. (ot. LL influence), to influence,
information, n. f. (et, L, Informationem), information, inquiry.
informer, v. a. (et. L, informare), to Inform, to inquire after, to institute an Pekin td ; s'anformer, to ask, to inquire about,
infortune, n.f, (et. L. infortunium), misfortune, adversity, distress.
infortuné, e, adj. (et. L, infortunatus), unfortunate.
infranchissable, adj. (et, in-, frenchir), impassuble,
infrég'ienté, 6, adj., unfrequented.
ingrat, 6, adj. (et. L. ingratus), ungrateful, fruitless, ill-rewarded (labor).
ingratitude, n. f. (et, L. ingratitudiner), ingratituce.
. inhumain, 0, adj, (et. L. inhumanus), inhuman cruel,
initiateur, n. m. (et. L. initiare), one who begins, an innovator, [Pronounce firat t like s].
iniquité, n. f. (et. L. iniquitatem), iniquity, wickedness,
injonction, n. f, (et, L. injunctionem), injunction.
injure, n. f.(et. L. injuria), injury, affront, insult.
injustice, n. f. (et. L. .njustitia), in.
justice.
inaocemment, adv., innocently.
innocence, n. f. (et. L innocentia), innoucnce,
innocent, 6, aëj. (et. L. innocentem), innocent,
innombrable, adj. (et. L. innumerabilis), innumerable.,
innomms, e, adj., unnamed,
. inoffensif, ive, adj. (et. vn-, offensif), inoffensive,
inquiétude, n. f. (et. L. inquietudinem), inquietude, tuneasiness,
inquisition, n.f. (et. IL inquisitionem), inquisition.
insecte, n. m. (et. L, insectum), insect,
insensé, e, adj. and noun, (et, L.
insensaLus), senseless, insane, fool, maniac, . insensible, adj. (et, L. insensibilis), insensible, not feeling, unconscious,
insensib'ement, adv., insensibly, imperc eptib y.
insolemment, adv., insolently.
insolence, n. £, (ob, L, insolentia), insolence,
nee), to
nforma-
are), to tute an inquire
unium), anatus), , Jren-
inted.
us), unibor).
atitudi-
manus),
re), one nounce
tatem), ionen), injury,
ia), in-
entia), ntem),
nerab-
ensi),
etudipnem),
nsect, et. L.
aniac, bilis),
, im-
insolent, e, adj, (et, L. insolentem), ns0:616,'
insomnie, n. f. (et. L. insomuia), sleeplessness, want of rest,
insouciant, e, adj, (et. in-, soucier, L, sollicitare), careless, indifferent, heedless,
insiirateur, adj. and n. m. (et L, inspiratorem), inspiring, inspirer,
inspiration, n. f. (e. L. inspirationem), inspiration,
inspirer, v. a. (et. L. inspirare), to inspire; inspirer quelque chose à quelqu'un, to inspire some one with something.
instance, n. f. (et. L. instantia), urgency, sulicitation, entreaty, demand,
instant, n. m, (et. L. instantam), instant, moment; à l'instant, instantly, immediately.
instantanéité. n. f. (et. instantané, from ins:ant), instantancousness.
instinct, n. m. (et, L. instinctus), inst it; d'instincet, instinctively,
instinctif, ive, adj. (et. instinct), in.
stinctive,
instituer, v.a. (et. L, instituere), to institute, to establish, to appoint,
institution, n. f. (et, L. institutiouem), li stitution,
instruction, n. f. (et. L. instructiopen , instruction, information; l'ans/ruction d'un procès, exainination preiiminary to a trial,
instruire, v. a. (et. L. instruere), to iustruvt; to prepare, or conduct (a trial).
instruit, 6, wii. (et. L. instruire), learncd, taught, warned.
instrument, n. f, (et. L. instrumentum), instrument
insu, n. m. (et. in-, 8u), ignorance ; à son insu, unknown to him, to it, without knowing it.
insubordination, n. f. (et. n-, subordination), insuboriination,
insubordonné, e, adj. (et. in-, subordonner, insubordinate,
insulaire, adj. and noun, (et. L. insularis), insular, islander,
insulte, n. f. (et. L, insultus\, insult,
insulter, v.a. and n. (et. L. insultare), to insult, to abuse,
s'insurger, v.r. (et. L. insurgere), to rise against, to rebel,
insurmontable, adj. (et, in-, surmonter), insurmountable,
insu rection, n. f. (et. L. insurrectionem), insurrection.
intarissable, adj. (et, tarir, O, H, G.
tharrjan), inexha.stible,
intègre, adj. (et, L. Integer), incorruptible, upright.
. intellectuel, le, (et. L. intellectualis), intellectual,
intelligence, n.f. (et. L. intelligentia), intelligence, understanding.
intelligent, e, adj, (et. L. intelligentem), intelligent,
intelligible, adj. (et. L. intelligiblis), intelligible,
intenlant, n. m, (et.L, intendentem),
intendant, steward ; intendunt général, general steward.
intenter, v. a. (ct. L. intentare), to begin ; intenter un proces à, to enter an action against,
intention, n. f. (et. L. intentionem)
i'ontion, purpose, design, . interdire, v. a. (et. L. interilicere), to int rdict, to forbid; interdisait, 8rd, sing. imp. ind; tnterdit, past part.
intéresser, v. a. (et. L. interesse), to interest, to move, t) arouse.
intérêt, n. m. (et. L. interest), interest.
intérieur, e, adj. and noun (et, L, interiorem), interior, inner.
irterlocuteur, n. m. tet. L, int-rlocu.
torem), interlocutor, interrogator, opponent,
interposer, v. a. (et. inter, poser), to literpose.
interprète, n, m, (et, L. interpretem), interpreter.
interrègne, n.m. (et, L. inte regnum), interregnum,
interroger, v. a. (et. L. interrogare), to interrosate ; s'énterroyer, to interrogate one another,
interrompre, v. a. (et. L. interrumpere), to interrupt, to break off,
intervall , n. m. (et, L. intervalluin), in rval.
interv:ntion, n. f. (et. I, interven.
tioneiu), intervention,
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), intolerable.
intrépide, adj. (et. I. intrepidus), intrepid, brave.
intrépidité, n. f. (et. intrépide), intrepidity.
intrigue, n. f, (et. Ît. intrigo), intrigue,
introducteur, n. m, (et. L, introduoto rem), introducer,
inutile, adj. (et. L, inntilis), useless,
inutilité, n. f. (et. L. inutilitatem), Inatility, uselesaness,
inventer, v. a. (et. L. L. inventare, from L, invenire), to invent, to devise,
invente 1r, n. m. (et. L. inventorem), inventor,
investigateur, n. m. and adj, (et. L.
investigatorem), investigator, investigating,
investigation, n. f. (et. L. investigationem), iuvesti;ation, research,
investir, v. a. (et. L. investire), to invest, to vest, to bestow (a titl ).
invincible, adj. (et. L. invincibilis), invincible unconquerable,
inviolable, adj. (et. I. mviolabilis), inviolable,
invisible, adj, (et. L. invisibilis), invisible, unseen,
invitation, n. f. (ot. L. invitationem), invitation.
inviter, invite.
involontaire, adj.
tarius), involuntary.
involontairement, tarily,
invoquer, v. a. (et. L. invocare), to invoke.
irait, 3rd, sing. pres. cond, of aller.
irréfléchi, e, adj. (et. in-, réfléchir, L.
ruflectere), thoughtless, indiscreet, ;
irrémédiable, adj. (et. L. irremediabilis), irremediable, desperate.
irrésistibil.té, n. f. (et. irrésist,ble), irresi-tibility,
irrésistible, adj. (et. L. in, resistere), irrésistible.
irrésolu, e, adj. (et. in-, résolu), irresolute,
irrité, e, adj. (et. L. irritare), irritated,
islamisme, n. m., islamismn.
isolé, e, adj. (et. L. insulatus), isolated, golitary.
isolement, n, m. (et. isoler), isolation, loneliness,
ivre, adj. (et. L. ebrius), intoxicated, frantie, enraptured.
ivresse, n. f. (et. ivre), intoxication, enthusiasm, rapture, extreme joÿy.
v. à. (et. L. invitare), to (et. L. involun-
involun-
adv.,
jo. mn.
jalon, n. m. (et.7), pole, stake, landmark,
jalon”er, v. a. (et, jalon), to stake out, to mark out,
jalousie, n. f. (et. jaloux), jealousy.
jaloux, ouse, adj. (et, L. zelosus), jealous, envious, anxious,
jamais. adv. (et. L. jam, magis), ever ; with negative, never ; your jamais, à Jamais, for ever,
jambe, n. 1. (et L. L. gamba), leg.
jardin, n.m. (et. Ger. garten), garden.
jaune, adj. (et, L. galbinus), yellow.
j ter, v. a. (et L, jactare), to throw, ta cast ; jette, 8rd, sing. pres. ind, ; se jeter à genoux, to fall on one’s knees, to kneel
own,
jeu. n, m. (et. L, jo:us), game, sport, piay.
jeune, adj. (et. L, juvenis), 'oung.
jeunesse, n, f, (et. jeune), youth.
joie, n, f, (et. L. gaudia), jy.
joindre, v. a. (et. L. jung re), to join, to add, to overtake ; joint, past part., added,
jonc. n. m. (et. L, juncus), rush, bulrush, reed,
jouer, v. à. 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. jugum), yoke, slavery.
jour, n, m. (et. L. diurnus), day, light, life ; de nos jours, in our day.
joyeux, euse, adj. (et. L. gaudiosus), joytul.
juge.n m. (et, L. judicem), judge.
jugement, n. uw (eb, juger), judgment, decree, 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, usque), to, as far as, even; jusque-là, up till that time, hither; jusqu’ à lui, up till that time; jusqu! à ce que (with subjunctive), till,
juste, adj. (et. L. justus), just, reason-
ab e.
justice n. f. (et. L, justitia), justice,
uprightness, justifier, v. a. (et. L. justificare), to ju tify, to exculpate.
1,n. m. orf.
là, adv. (et. L. illac), there; de J, theuce,
) stake out,
jealousy, . Zélosu8),
Agis), ever ; jamais, à
à), leg.
n), garden, , yellow.
o throw, ba |, ; se jeter s, to kneel
me, sport,
"oung, outh.
>), to join, past part., rush, bul-
jocari), to mock, to
thing.
m), yoke,
day, light, audiosus),
judge.
er), judg-
to juuge, urare), to
16), to, as hat time, at time ; e), till.
Hb, reason-
), justice,
ficare), to
e; de HW,
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laborieux, euse, adj. (ot, L. laborioeus), laborions, industrious,
labyrinthe, n mm. (et. L labyrinthus), labyrinth, muse,
lâche, adj. (et, L, laxus), loose, cowardly, base,
lâcheté, n. f. (et. L. laxitatem), cowardice, baseness.
laine, n. f. (et. L. ians), wool; eardeur de laines, wool-comber
laisser, v. a. (et. L. laxare), to leave, to abandon, to let, t allow,
lambeau, n. m. (et, ?), rag, fragnient
lame. n. f. (et, L. lanina), blade, wave,
lance, n.f, (et, L. lancea), lance, spear,
lancer, v. a. (et. lance), to dart, to throw,
langage, n. m. (et. langue), manner of specch, la yuaye,
langue, n. f. (et. L. lingua), tongne, language,
langueur, n. f. (et. L. languorem), languur, weakness,
languir, v. n. (et, L. languere), to languish, to flag,
lapis, n. m. (et. L. lapis), blue, azure, {Pronounce the 8].
larcin, n. m. (et. L. latrocinium), larceny, theft,
large, adj. (et. L, largus), wide, brond.
larme, n. f. (et. L, lacry ma), tear,
lasser, v. a. (et. L. lassaro), to tire, to weary.
lassitude, n. f. (et. L. lassitudinem), lassitude, weariness,
latin, 6, adj., Latin, lateen.
latitude, n. f. (et. L. latitudinem), latitude,
le, la, les, (et. illüm, illäm, illés), the.
le, la, les, (et. illäm, illém, illés), him, her, it, them,
leçon. n. f, (et. L. lectionem), lesson,
lecture, n.f. (et, L. lectura), reading, pérusal,
léger, ère, adj. (et. L. L. leviarius, L.
levis), light, easy, trifling.
légèrement, adv., lightly, slightly, nimbiy, ea ily.
législate .r, n.m. (et. L. legislatorem), legislator, lawyiver,
législation, n.f. (et. L. legislationem), legislation,
légitime, adj. (et. L. legitimus), legitimate, just, rightful,
le-s, n. im, (ct, léguer, L. logare), legacy [ye silent].
lendemain, n. m. (et, l'en demain), next duy, following day,
lent, ©, adj. (ut. L, lontus), slow,
lentement, adv., siowly.
lenteur, n. f, (et. L. lentorem\, slow.
ness, delay,
lequel, laquelle, lesquels, lesquelles, (et, Le, quel, &e.), which, whu, whom, that,
lest, n. m. (et, Ger. last), ballast, {[Prouounce the st].
lettre, n. f. (et. L. littera), letter,
leur, pro, (et, L. illorum), to them ; also eur, and leurs, mij., their,
lever, v. a. (et. L. levare), to lift, to raise; lever l'ancre, to weigh anchor; lever, n, m, rising ; lever du soleil, sunrise ; se lever, to rise,
lèvre, n. f. (et. L. labrum), lip.
libéral, e, adj. (et. L, liberalis), liberal, generous, munificent,
libéralité, n. f. (et. L. liberalitatem), liberulit y.
liberté, n. f. (et. L. liberéatem), liberty, freedom.
libre, adj. (et. L. liber), free, independent,
librement, adv., freely.
lien, n. m,(et. L, ligamen), tie, bond.
[Pronounce en like &x].
lie , v. a. (et. L. lissare), vo tie, to bind, to fasten,
lieu, n.m, (et. L. locus), place, spot; au lieu de, inst: 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 ; ge diyuer, to join, to combine, limite, n. f, (et. L. limitem), limit, linnitation ; sans limite, fuily.
limon, n. m. (et, It. limone), lemon.
limpidité, n. f. (et. L. L. limpidita.
tem), clearness,
liquide, adj. (et. L. liquidus), liquid,
lire, v. a. (et. L. leyere), to read; disait, 8rd, sing. imp. ind,
lit, n. m. (et, L, lectum), bed, bottom, chaunel, area,
littéraire, adj. (et, L. litterarius), Literary,
littoral, n. m. (et, L. littoralis), coast, shore,
