L. pressare), 8e presser

ræstigium),

t. L. præsti- 1g.

bus), ready.

étendre, L.

, SUpposed,

e), to lend. prætextus),

ter), priest,

preuve, n. f. (et. L, L, proba, from L.

probare), proof,

prévaloir, v. n. (et, L, prævalere), to prevail ; prévalut, 5rd, sing, pret, def,

prévenir, v. à, (et. L, prævenire), to prejudice, to prepossess,

prévention, n. f. (et. L. præventionuin), prejudice, prepossession

prévision, n. f. (et, L. præ, visionrem), foreseeing, anticipation.

prévenu, past part, of prévenir, prejudiced,

prier, v. a. (et. L. precari), to pray, to beg, to beseech,

prière, n.f. (et. L. L. precaria), prayer,

\rieur, n. m. (ct. 1. priorem), prior.

primauté, n.f. (et. L.L, primalitatem, from L. primus), priority, pre-eminence,

primitif ive, adj. (et. L. primitivus), primitive,

primitivement, adv., (et. primitif), originally.

prince, n.m. (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), spring.

pris, e, past part, of prendre,

prise, n. f. (et. prendre), taking.

prison, n.f. (et. L [. prensionem), prison,

prisonnier, n.m. (et, pris n), prisoner,

prit, 3rd, sing. pret, def, of prendre,

privilège, n. an. (et. L. privilegium), privilege, right.

prix, n.m, (et. L. pretium), price, value, prize,

probabilité, n.f. (et. L. probabilita.

tem), probability,

problématique, adj., problematical, doubiful,

problème, n. m. (et. Gr. rp6BAnua), problem.

procës, n. m, (et. L. processus), lawsuit, action, trial, case, proceedings.

processionnel'em-nt, adv, (et, L, processionem), in procession,

prochain, 6e, adj. (et. proche, L. L, propius), next, near,

proclamation, n.f, (et. L. proclamaticuem), proclamation,

procurer, v. a. (ot, L. procuraro), to pri cure,

prodige, n, m, (et, LL prodigiunv, prodigy, wonder,

prodigue, (de), ad]. (et. L. prodizus), prodigal, profuse, lavish, very rie : in,

prodiguer, v. à. (et, prodijue), to lavish, to give liberally,

produire, v.a. (et, L. producere) to produce, to yield ; produisent, 3rd, plu, pres, ind,

produit, n. m. (et. I, productus) produce, product,

profaner, v.a. (et, L. prefanare), to pro:

fane, to pollute, to defile, to abuse,

proférer, v.a (et. L. proferre), to utter,

professer, v.a. (et. L, professus), to profess, to teach, to lecture on,

professeur, n. m, (et. L. professorem), professor,

rrofession, n. f. (et. TL. professionem), profession, business, vocation.

profit, n. m. (eë. L, profectus), profit, advantage,

profiter, v. n. (et. projit), to profit ; profiter de, to profit by.

profond, e, adj. (et. L. profundus), profound, deep,

progrès, n. m. (et. I, progressus), progress, furtherance.

projet, n. m. (et. L projectus), project, scheme.

prolongement, n,m. {of, prolonger), prolongation, continuation, extension

prolonger, v. à. (et, L. prolongare), to prolong, to continue ; se pro ner, to extend,

promener, v. a. (et. L. prominare), ta lead abiut; se promener, to walk, to promenade,

promesse, n. f. (et. L. promissa), pro:

mise.

promettre, v. a (et. L. pr'imittere), to promise ; se jromettre, to promise oneself ; promis, past part,

prompt, €, adj. (et, EL. promptus), prompt

promptement, adv., promptiy, quickly,

prononcer, v. a. (et. L, pronuntiare), to pronounce, to utter.

pronostic, n.m. (et. Gr, mpoyrworekév), prognostic, prognostication,

prophète, n. m. (et. L. propheta), prophet.

prophétie, n. f. (et. L, prophetia) prohecy, prediction. [£ pronounced like #1.

prophétique adj. (et, L. propheticus), prophetic,

prophétiser, v. a. (et. IL, L prophetizare), Lo prophesy, to foretell.

propie, adj. (et. L. propitius), propitious, favorable,

proportion, n.f. (et. L. proportionem), proportion, ratio,

propos, n. m. (et. L. propositum), discourse ; à propos, fit.

proposer, v. a. (et. pro-, poser), to propose ; &- proposer, to propose to oneself, to purpo.e, to intend,

proposit on, n.f. (et. L. propositionem),.proposition, proposal.

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 ; proscrit, past part., Fi œulgitas proscrivait, 8rd, sing. imp.

ind.

prosélyte, n. m. (et. L ”. proselytus), proselyte, convert,

prosélytisme, n. m. (et, prosélite), proselytism, proselytising.

prospère, adj. (et. L. prosper), prosperous.

prospé: ité, n.f. (et. L. prosperitatem), prosperity.

prosterner, v. a. (et, L. prosternere), to prostrate,

prostration, n. f. (et L. prostrationem), prostration.

protecteur, trice, n. m. and f. and adj. (et. L. protectorem), protector, protacting, protective.

protection, n. f. (et. L. protectionem), protection, support.

protégé, n,m. (et, protéer), protégé, a person protested by another.

protéger, v. a. (et. L. protegere), to protect, 5o defend.

proue, n. î. (et, Spanish proa), prow.

providence, n.f. (et. L. providentia), Providence.

providentiel, le, adj. (et. providence), providential,

province. n. f. (et. L.

pro. ince,

provincia),

provision, n. f. (et. L. provisionem), provisions, store, supply,

provisoirement, adv. (et. L, L, provisorius), provisionally.

provocation, n. f.

tionem), provocation,

psaume, n. m, (et, L. psalmus), psalm, {Pronounce the pl].

pu, past part. of pouvoir.

public, que, adj. (et. L. pub!icus), public, common.

publier, v. a. (et. L. pub‘icare), to publish,

pudeur, n. f. (et. L. rudorem), modesty, shame, nakedness,

puéril, e, adj. (et. L, puerilis), puerile, childish.

puis, adv. (et, L, post), then, after.

wards.

puisque, conj. (et. puis, que), since.

puissance, n. f. (et. puissant), power, authority,

puissant, e, adj. (et. L. L. possentem), powerful,

puisse, 1st and 8rd, sing, pres, sub. of pouvoir,

pulvériser, v.a. (et, L. pulverisare), to pulverise, &o crush.

punir, v. a. (et. L. punire), to punish,

punition, n.f. (et. L. punitionem), punishment,

pur, e, adj. (et. L. purus), pure.

pureté, n.f. (et. L. puritatem), purity, pureness,

put, 8rd, sing. pret. def, of pouvoir ; vût, 3rd, sing. imp. sub,

(et, L, provoca.

qualité, n. f. (et. L. qualitatem), quality.

quand, conj. (et. L. quando), when.

qiarante, adj. (et. L, quadraginta), forty.

quart, n. m. (et. L. quartus), quarter.

quatorze, adj. (et. L. quatuordecim), fourteen.

quatorzième, adj., fourteenth,

quatre, adj. (et. L. quatuor), four.

quatre-vingts, adj, cighty.

quatrièm , adj., fourth.

q e, pro. [object of verb]| (et. L. quod), that, which, whom ; as conj., that, than ; ne . . . que, only,

isionem), x L, proprovoca-

s), psalm,

ublicus), care), to m), mod- , puerile, nn, After.

, Since, ) power,

sentem), s, sub. of verisare),

) punish, tionem),

re.

, purity,

pouvoir ;

litatem),

when.

raginta),

quarter.

rdecim),

our,