L. silvaticus), L. salvare), to save
savoir)
(eb.
saxXUIM), grow-
L, sigillum), seal, n&), scene, place,
rm. (et.
f, (et. Li :
V'OCABULARY.
scientifiquement, adv., sctentificalis.
sculpter, v. a. (et. L. L. sculptare), te cut, to carve. [The p is silent].
se, reflaxive pronoun (et. L. 8e), oneself, himself, herself, itself, themselves, one anotner,
second, €, adj. (et. I, secundus), second; as noun, second, assistant, subordiuate, [In this wor@ and all 1t8 deritatives c is pronounced like g].
seconder, v. à. (et. L. secundare), to second, to assist.
secours, n. m, (et. secourir, L, suc.
curere), succor, help, relief,
secret, ête, adj. (et. L. secretns), secret, private ; as noun, secret,
secrètement aiv., secretly,
sédentaire, adj. (et, L, sedentarius), sedentary.
s61 itieux, euse, adj. (et, L. seditiosus), seditious, mutinous.
sédition, n.f. (et. L. seditionem), sedi tion, revoit,
séduction, n f. (et. L. seductionem) seduction, charm, attraction.
séduire, v. a. (et. L. seducere), ti seduce, to bribe, to beguile, to enchant, to attract ; séduisant, pres, part,
seigneur, u.m. (et. L, seniorem), lord nobleman.
gein, a. m. (et. L, sinus), bosom.
saize, adj. (et. L. sedecim), sixteen,
séjour, n. m, (et. séjo ruer, froin sup posed L, subdiurnare), sojourn, stay, abode, place,
s’lor, v.
gadale,
selon, prep. (et. L, IL. sublongum, “‘along-of”), accordirg to; selon qur, according as.
semaine, n.f, (et. L, septimana), weck.
semblable, adj. and n. (et, sembler), similar like ; fellow, fellow-creature.
sembler, v. n, (et. EL, simulare), t seein, to appear,
semence, nf. (et, LL. I, semeati:\ seed.
semer, v. a (eb to spread,
sériat, n. m. (et, L. senatus}, genate.
. Sens, n.in, (eë, L. sensus), sense, mean ire, intelligence, senses, (Many people pronounce the final s, but Littré corderans tne custom].
sensé, e, adj. (et. Z. LL sensatus), sensible,
sensible, adj. ( ing, sensible.
a, (et. selle, 1. sella), t
seminare), to sow,
L, ménsibilis), feel.
tiflcalis. tare), te
se), onemselves,
cundus), , suborderita-
are), to L, suc-
, Secret,
tarius), tiogus), n), sedi ioneni)
re), ti nehant,
1), lord
Le
een, 1 SUP , Stay,
Ha), t:
n£gUin, à que,
, weck.
mbler), re, eatii) Q S0W, na te, mean people derans
}, sen-
), feel-
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sentiment, n. m. (et, sentir), sentiment, feelin
sentir. v.a.(et, L.sentire,tofeel,to know; 8e sentrr, to teel oneself, to feel in oneself; sentait, 8rd, sing. imp, ind.; sentit, 8rd, sing, pret, def.
séparer, v.a. (et. L. separare), to separate ; séparé, separate, distinct.
sept, adj. (et. L. septem), seven. [Pronounce gét].
septembre, n. m. (et, L. september), September. [The p is pronounced ir this word}.
sépulture, n. f. (et. I. seputlura), burial, burial-place,
sequin, n. 10. (et, It, zecchino), sequin (a gold coin).
sera, ärd, sing. fut. of étre.
serein, e, adj. (et, L. serenus), gerene, “leur, calm,
sérénit , n. f. (et. L. serenitatem), serenity, calmness,
gérieux, euse, adj. (et. L. L. seriosus, from L. serius), serious, sober, earnest.
serment, n. m, (et, L. sacramentum), oaih.
service, n. m, (et. L, servitium), service,
servir, v.a. (et. L. servire), to surve, to help ; servir à, to be of use to ; servir à queiqu'un de, to serve one as ; 8e servir de, to empioy, to make use of ; sert, 8rd, sing. pres. ind. ; serve, 8rd, sing. pres.
sub. ; servi, past part,
serviteur, n. m. (et, L servitorem), servant, valet,
servitude, n.f. (et. L. sérvitudinem), elavery, bondage, authority
seuil, n. m. (et. L. L, soleum), threshold, gate.
seul, e, adj. (et. L. solus), alone, sole, solely, mere.
seulement, ndv., only, merely.
gêve, n. f. (et. L. sapa), sap, juice.
sévère, adj. (et. L. severus), severe, strict,
sévir, v.n. (et. L. sævire), to rage; sévir contre, to be severe against, oO punish
gi, vonj, (et. L. si), if, whether, so, {+ before il and {81
sibylle, n, f. (et. L. sÿbilla), sybil.
siècle, n. m. (ct. L, sæcuium), century, ge. J
si ge, n. m. (et. I, L, sedium), siege, seat,
sien, ne, poss. pro. (et, O. F. sen, doublet of son), his, her, its ; les giens, his :nen,
signal, n. m. (et. L. L. signale, for L, gignuin), signal.
signaler, va. (et. signal, to siynalize, to signal.
signe, n, im, (et, L. signum), sign.
signe , v. a, (et. L, signare), to sign.
signifier, v. a. (et. L. siguificare\, to signify, to denote, to express,
Silence, n. m. (et L. silentium), silence,
Silencieux, eïse, adj. (et. L L.
silentiosus), silent.
sillage, n. m. (et. ?), headway, wake of a ship), speed.
simple, adj. (et. L. simplicem), simple, plain.
simplicité, n. f. (et. L. simplicitatem), simplicity, plainness,
simuler, v. a. {et, IL. simulare), to feign, to sham; simuié, feigned, sham,
sincère, adj. (et. L. sin ‘erus), sincere.
singulier, ère, adj. (et. L. singularis), singular, st:ange.
sinistre, adj. (et. L. sinister), sinister, luauspicious, unlucky, unhappy.
sinon, adv. (et, si, non), if not, else, save.
situation, n. f. (et. site, L. situs) situ.
ation,
six, adj. (et. L. sex), six. [x is mute before a consonant, sounded as z before a vowel, and as 8 when final!
société, n.f. (et. L. societatem), society.
sœur, n. f, (et. L. soror), sister.
soi, reflexive pronoun, (et. L, 8ibi), oneself, himself, itself ; soi-mêine, onese:f, himself,
soif, n. f. (et. L. sitim}, thirst,
soin, n. m. (et. ?, care, attention,
soir, n.m, (et, L, serum), evening,
soiree, n. f. (et. #7), evening.
soit, 3rd, sing, pres. sub, of éfre : aa conj., whether ; soit . soit, whether
. or ; soif que, W hether it be that.
soixante, adj. (et. L. sexavinta), sixty:
soixante él dix, seventy. [Pronounce + like s],
8o!, n. in. (et. L. solum), soil.
