L. obstinatus), fast, bent

stinately,

obstinare), to »r, to Le obsti-

obtinere), to >: s'ourtenir, to sing, pres. ind, ;

occasioneii),

. Occidentem, 1, occidentalis),

eultus), ogeult

occuper, v. a (et. L. occupare), to occupy ; occupé à, busy in.

pcéan, n. m. (et. L. oceanus), ocean.

octobre, n.m. (et. L, october), October,

oculaire, adj. (et. L. ocularius), ocular; témoin oculaire, eye-witness.

odeur, n, f. (et. I. odorem}), odor, gcent.

odieux, euse, adj. (et. L. odiosus), odious, detestable,

œil, n.1m., piu. yeuz (et. L. oculus), eye,

œuf, n. m. (et, LL. ovum), egg. [Pronounce the f, but in the plural œufs do not].

œuvre, n. f. and m, (et. L, opera), work ; à l’œuvre, at work,

office, n. m. (et. L officium) office.

officier, n. m. (et. office), otficer.

offre, n. f. (et. offrir), offer, proposal.

offrir, v. a. (et, L. offerre), to offer; offrait, 3rd, sing. imp. ind.; offre, 3rd, sing. pres, ind.; offrit, 8rd, sing. pret.def.; s'offrir, to occur (to the mind),

oiseau, n. m. (et. L. L. avicellus), bird.

olive, n. f. (et. L. oiv')}, olive.

olivier, n. m. (et, olive), olive-tree,

ombrager, v, a. (et, ombraye, L. L, umbraticum), to shade,

ormbre, n. f. (et, L. umbra), shadow, outline, indistinct object; à l'ombre de, in the shade of, sheltered by.

on, pro, (et. L. homo), one, we, you, ete, ; on 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. onerosus), onerous, burdensome,

ont, 8rd, plu. pres. ind, of avoir,

opérer, v.a. (et. L. operari), to operate.

opinion. n.f, (et. L. opinionem), opinion,

onoger, v.n. (et, op, poser), to oppose; CAT poser, to stanû in the way of; opposé, upposite

oppresseur, n.m. (et. L. oppressorem), oppressor, tyrant,

opprimer, v. a. (et. L. opprimere), to vppress ; 0p,7im#, oppressed.

opprobre, n. m. (et, L. opprobrium), opprobriuin, disgrace,

opulent, e, adj. (et. I. opulentus), vpulent, rich,

shade,

V'ocABULARY.

or, conj. (et, L. hora), now, or, n. m, (et, L, aurum), gold,

orage, n.m, (ot. L. L, auraticum, from L. aura), storm, tempest.

orageux, euse, adj, (et. orgue) stormy.

orange, n.f. (et, Spanish naranja), orange,

oranger, n. m tree,

ordonnateur, n. m.

torem), ordainer, orderer,

ordonner, v. a. (et. L. ordinare), to order, to arrange ; ordonner à quelqu'un de faire quelque chose, to order some one to do something.

ordre, n. m. (et. L. ordinem), order, command,

oreille, n. f. (et. L, auricula), ear.

organisation, n. f. (et. organiser, L.

organum), organisation.

org :eil, n. m. (et. O. H. G. urguol), prida, [ue pronounced as if it were eu].

orient, n. m. (et, L. orientem), orient, east.

oriental, 6, adj. (et. L. orientalis), orienta}, eastern,

orienter, v. a. (et. orient), to set towards the east, to trim, to set (sails).

origine, n, f. (et. L. origine), origin, beginning,

ornement, n. mn. (et. L, ornamentum), ornanent.,

orner, v. a. (et. L. ornare), to adorn.

orthodoxe. adj. (et. Gr. ‘op065ofos), orthodox.

ogcillation, 0. f. (et. L. osciliationem) oscitlation.

oser, v. n, (et, L. JL. ausare, from L.

ausum), to dare,

ossements, n. m. plu. (et. L. [. ossa.

mentum, from LL ossa), bones of deu bodies.

(et. orange), orange-

(et. L. ordina-

ou, conj, (et. L. aut\, or ; ow . . . ou, either . , . or.

où, adv. (et. L ubi), where, when, in which ; d’où, whence,

oubli, n.m,4et. o blier), torgetfulness,

oublier, v. a. (et, L. LE. oblitare, from 1. oblit.s), to forget,

oublieux, euse, adj. (et.

forgetful,

ouest, p. m. (et. Ger. west), west,

ouragan, n, m, (et. Spanish huracan), hurricane, storm.

outil, n. mx (et. L. L. usitellum, from L. usitare), tool, [The Lis silent],

oublier),

outrage, n. m. (et. L. L. ultraticum, from L, ultra), outrage, insnlé

outrager, v.a. (et. outrage), to outrage, to affront, to insult.

ouvert, e, adj. (part. of ouvrir), open, frank,

ouvrage, n. m, (et. ouvrer, from L.

nperari), Work,

ouvrier, n.m, (et, L. operarius), workman, mechanic.

ouvrir, v. a. (et. perhaps L. aperire), to open; s'ouvrir, to open ; vuvrant, pres. part.

ovale, n. m. (et, L. ovalis), oval,

ovation, n. f, (et. L. ovationem), wation.

pacificateur, n. m. (et. L, pacificatorem), pacifier, peace-maker,

pacification, n. f. (et. L. pacificationem), pacification,

pacifier, v.a. (et. L, pacificare), to pacify.

pacifique, adj.(et. L. pacificus), pacific, peaceable,

page. n. m. (et. ?), page, attendant.

page, n.f, (et. L, pagina), page (of a book).

pain, n. m. (et. L. panem), bread.

pair, n. m. (et, L. par), peer, equal.

paire, n. f. (et. pair), pair, couple,

paisbile, adj. (et. paix), peaceable calm,

paix, n. f. (et. L. pacem), pence. «

palais, n. m. (et, L. palatiui), paire,

pâlir, v. n. (et. pale, L. pallidus), to grow pale.

palissade, n f. (et. It. palizzata), palisade,

palme, n. f. (et. L. palma), palm.

palmier, n, m. (et. palme), palm-tree.

palpitation, n. f. (et, palpiter, from L, palpitare), palpitation, movement,

panique, n. f, (et. Gr, maverôv), panic.

pape, n. m .t, L. pappas), pope, papier, n, ‘4 (et. L. L. papyrius), papel A

par, prep. (et. I. per), by, out of, on account of, in, over ; par &n, a vear.

paradis, p, mn. (et, L. paradisus), paradise, heaven, parage, n. m. (et, ?), latitude, quauter.

V'ocABULARY,

varaître, v. n. (et. L. L. parescere, from L, parere), to appear ; paraissait, 8rd, sing. imp. ind.; paraît. 8rd, sing.

pres, ind.

parcelle, n. f. (et. L. L. partice", dim, of L. partem), particle.

pa ce que, conj. (et. par, ce, que), because,

parchemin, n. m. (et, L. L. pergamena), parchment.

parcimonie, n. f. (et. L. parcimonia), parsimony, stinginess.

parcourir, v. a. (et, L. percurrere), to travel over, to run over, to traverse, ta experience.

par-dessous, prep., under, underneath, below.

par-dessus, over, above,

pardon, n. m. (et. pardonner), pardon,

pardonner, v. a. (et, L. L. perdouare), to pardon, to forgive.

parent, n. m. (et, L. parentem), 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. parfumer), perfume,

parler, v. n. (et. L. I, parabolare), to speak ; parlant, pres, part., speaking.

parmi, prep. (et. L. per, medium), amongst.

parole, n. f. (et. L. parabola), word.

part, n. f. (et. L. partem), share, part ; à part, apart, alone, separate,

part, 8rd, sing, pres. ind, of partir,

partager, v. a. (et. partage from partir), to share, to share in.

partant, pres. part, of parlir.

parti, n, m. (et. partir), party, faction.

parti, past part. of partir.

partial, e, adj. (et. L. L. partialis, from L, partem), partial. [Pronounce { like 8].

participer, v. n. (et. L. participare), to participate, to have a share in.

‘artie, n.f. (et. partir), part, portion; en partie, in part,

partir, ‘. n.(et. L. partiri), to set out, to you, to départ, farre partir, to send out, parti, partirent, 8rd, sing, and

plu, piet, def.