dat, n. m. (et. It. soldato), soldier
soleil, n. m, (et, L, L. soliculus), sun, heat day
solennel, le, adj. (et. I. L. solennalis}, solemn, in due form,
solennité, n.f. (et. LT. solennitatem), soleinity, pop.
solitaire, adj. (et. !. sclitarius), solitary, lonely,
solitude, n, f. (et. L. solitudo), soliuae.
solive, n. f. (et. ?:, joist, beam,
sollicitation, n, f. (et. L. sollicitation etui), solicitation,
solliciter, v. a. (et. I. L. sollicitare), to solicit, to request,
golliciteur, n. m. (et. solliciter), per- Jon soliciting, petitioner,
sombre, adj. (et. Spanish, sombra), dark, gloomy.
gombrer, v. n. (et. L, L. subambrare), to founder.
somme, n. f. (et. L. summa), sum.
sommeil, n. m. (et. L, L, somniculus, from L. somnus), sleep,
sommer, v.a. (et, L. L. saummare, from L. summa), to summon,
sommes, 1st, plu. pres. ind, of étre,
sommet, n. m, (et, L, summum), summit, top.
son, n. m. (et, T. sonus), sound,
son, 84, ses, pronominal adj. (et. L.
suuin), his, her, its,
sonder, v. à. (et. L, sub, unda), to sound.
songer, v. a. and n, (et. songe, L, somnium), to dream, to think.
sonore, adj. (et, L, sonorus), sonorous,.
sont, 3rd, plu. pres, ind, of être.
sort, n.m. (et, L. sortem), fate, destiny.
sorte, n.f, (et, It. sorta, from L. sortem), sort, kind.
sortir, v. n. (et. I. sortiri), to go or come out, to get out; j'aire sortir, to bring out.
souci, n. m. (et, soucier, L, sollicitare), care, anxiety,
soudain, e, adj. and adv. (et. L. L.
subitanus), sudden, unexpected.
soiffle, n. rm, (et, soufler), blowing, blast, wind.
souflier, v. à, and n. (et. L. sufflare), to blow.
souffrance, n.f.{et.soufrir), sufferingr.
souffrir, v. a. and n. (et, L, L. sufterere, L. sufferre), to suffer, to bear; souffrant, pres. part,
souiller, v. a. (et, L. suillus) to soil, to stain, to defile,
soulagement, n. m. (et. soulager, L, gsubleviare), relief, ense,
soulever, v. a. (et IL sublevare), to hift, 50 raise, to stir up, to arause, to rouse to rébellion
soamerire, v. à. (et, L, submittere) to submit ; se soumettre, to submit, to yield; soumis, past part, submissive, subject,
V'OCABULARY.
soumission, n. 1. (et. L. submissioniem), submission,
goupçonner, v. a. (et, soupçon, L, suspicionem), to suspect,
soupir, n. m, (et. L. suspirium), sigh, breath, gasp.
souple, adj. (et. L. supplex), supple, pliant, soft,
source, n. f, (et, L. surgere), source, spring, origin.
sourd, 6, adj. (et. L, surdus), den, guilen.
sourire, v. n. (et. I, subridere), to smile; sourire de,tosmileat: sourire à, to smile on, to be pleased witn; as n. m.
smile,
sous, prep. (et, L, subtus), under, be.
ow.
soustrair ', v. a. (et. sous, traire, L.
trahere), to subtra:t, to deduct; soustrayait, 3rd, sing. imp, ind.
soutenir, v. a. (et, L, sustinere, to sustain, to support, to assist, to back ; soutenu, past part, seutint, 3rd, sing, pret. def,
souterrain, e, adj. (et. L. subterraneus), subterraneous, underground,
soutien, n. m, (et, soutenir), support, prop.
se souvenir, v. r. (ét, L. subvenire), to remember.
souvenir, n.
rance,
souvent, adj, (et, L. subindc), often,
souverain, e, adj. and n, (et, I. L.
superanus), soveteisn, monarch.
souverainet, n. f. (et, souverain), sovereignty.
spécieux, eusg®, adj. (et, L, speciosus), specious.
spectacle, n. m. (et, L. spectaculum), speetacle, sight.
spectateur, n.m. (et. L. spectatorem), spectator.
spectre, n mm. (et. L.
spectre.
sphère, n.f. (et. L. sphæra), sphere, globe.
spirituel, le, adj. (et. L. L. spiritualis), spiritual, intelligent,
splendeur, n. f. (et, L. splendorem), splendor, brightness,
splendide, adj. (et. L, splendiäus), splendid, ;
spontanément, adj. (et, spontané, L, spontaneus), spontaneously, voluntarily,
stipendier, v. a. (et, L. stipendiurn), to hire ; stépendié, hired, a hireling,
m., souvenir, remein-
spectrum),
submissiott von, L, su8ium), sigh, ex), supple, re), source, rdus), deaf,
bridere), to sourire à, to ; AS nn, m,
, under, be:
, traire, L.
t; soustray-
stinere), t9 t, to back ; 3rd, sing, . Subterraround, r), support, ibvenire), to ir, remeindc), often.
. (et. L L, ch.
souverain), . speciosus), ectaculum), ecbatorem), spectrum), ra), sphere, spiritualis), plendorem), splendidus), pontané, L, oluntarily,
tipendiurn), ireling,
‘ w at È 4°.
stipuler, v. a. (et. L. stipulari), to stipuiate, studieux, euse, adj. (et. L. studiosus), studious, style, n. m. (et. L. stylus), style.
gu, past part. of savoir.
guave, adj. (et, IL. suavis), fragrant, mild.
subalterne, adj. and n. (et. L. sub, alt:r), inferivr, subordinate, subaltern.
gubir, v. a. (et. L. subire), to under to suffer, subitement, adv. (et. L. subitus), suddenly, subjuguer, v. a. (et. L. subjugare), to subjugate, to subdue, ü sublime, adj. (et. L. sublimis), subime.
submerger, v. a. (et. L. submergere), to submerge, to drown; submergé, submerged.
gubordonner, v. a. (et. L. sub., and ordonner), to subordinate ; guburdonné subordinate, subséquent, e, adj. (et. L. subsequentem), subsequent, gubside, n. m. (et, L, subsidium), subsidy.
substituer, v. a. (et, L. substituere), to substitute, bo appoint.
subvenir, (à), v. n. (et. L. subvenire), to assist, to provide, succéder, (à), v. n. (et. L. succedere), to succeed.
succès, n. m. (et. L. successus), success.
successeur, n. m, (et. L. successorem), guccessor, successif, ive, adj. (et. L. successivus), successive.
successivement, adv., successively, in succession, sucre, n. m. (et. most likely Spanish AazÜCAr), SULAT, sud, n. in, (et. À. S. sudh), south.
{Pronounce the dk sud-ouest, n. m., south-west, gueur, n. f. (et, L. sudorem), sweat, perspiration, suffire (à), v. n. (et. L. sufficere), to suffice, to be sufficient ; sufisant, pres.
part., sufficient.
guioide, n. m, (st. L. sui, cædere), suicide.
suis, 1st, sing, pres. ind. of étre.
guite, n, & (et. suivre), suite, retinue, what follows, succession ; à l& suite de, follewing after.
sweet,
suivre, v. a. (et, L. L. sequere, from L, sequi), to follow ; suivant, pres. part, following, next; suivi, past part.
sujet, n. m. (et. L, subjectus), subject.
superbe, adj. (et. L. supernus), vroud, hzughty, superb, supérieur, 6, adj. and n. (eë, L. superiorem), superior.
supériorité, n.f. (et. L, L. superiorita tem), superiority.
superstition, n.f, (et. L, superatitionem), superstition.
guppléer, v.a. and n. (et. L. supplere), to take the place of, to supply.
supplément, n. m. (et. L. supplementum), supplement, suppliant, e, adj. and n. (et. supplier), suppliant, supplicant, supplice, n. m. (et. L. supplicium), punishnent, execution, supplier, v.a. (et. L. supplicare), to entreat, to beseech.
supposer, v.a. (et, L. sub, pausare), to suppose.
suprême, adj. (et. L.
gupreme, momentous, last.
sûr, 0e, adj. (et, L, securus), sure, certain, trusty.
gur, prep. (et. L. super), on, upon, over.
sûreté, n. f. (et. L. securitatem), security, safety.
surface, n.
surface, surhumain, 6, adj. (et. EL super, humanus), super-human, surintendant, n. m. (eb, sur, dant), superintendent.
surmonter, v. a. (et. sur, monter), to gurmount, to overcome.
surnaturel, le, adj. (et, sur, na!urel), supernatural.
surprendre, v. a. (et. eur, prendre), to surprise, to cheat, to get by unfair means ; surpris, past part.
gurtout, aiv., above all, especially surveiller, v.a. (et. sur, veiller), to superintend, to inspect, to watch, to watch over, gurvivre, (@), v.n. (et. L super, vivere), to survive, to quilive, susciter, v. a. (et. L. suscitare), to giir up, 60 arouse, suspendre, 7. a (et. L. suspendere), to suspend, to heng up.
symbole, n. nm (et. Gr. œuufoaor), symbol, emblem,
supremus),
f, (et. I. super, facies),
inten-
symétrique, adj. (et, symétrie, L. li syminetria), symmetrical,
symptôme, n. m. (et, L. symptoma), symptom, indication,
systématique, adj. (et, système), systematic,
système, n. m, system,
(et, Gr. oÿurnua),
tabac, n. m. (et. Spanish tobacco, [Pronounce ta-ba].
tabaco),
table, n. f. (et. L. tabula), table.
tache, n. f. (et, ?), stain, spot,
taille, nf, (et, tailler, to cut), size, figure, build,
talent, n, m., (et. L. talentum), talent, abiiity,
talon, n.m. (et. L. L, talonem, from L.
talus), heel,
tant, adv. (et. L. tantus), 80 much, 80 many, 80 long
tantôt, adv. (et, tant, tôt, L, tostus), present1y, a little while ago ; tantôt . , .
tantôt, now ,.,, now.
tard adv. (et, L. tardus), late; plu tard, later, afterwards,
tarder, v. n. (et. fard), to delay, to loiter,
taxer, v. a. (et, L. taxare), to rate :
taxer de, to charge with, to call.
teindre, v. a. (et, L. tinzere), to dye, to tinge ; se teindre, to be tinged ; leiynaïent, 3rd, plu. imp, in.
tel. le, adj. (et, L. talis), suca ; tel que such as ; un tel, such a
télégraphe, n.m.(et.Gr. rfhe, ypdpeur), telegraph,
tellement, adv., in such a, manner, 80.
téméraire, adj. (et. L. temerarius), rash, bold,
tém rairement, adv., r&shly, boldly.
témérité, n. f. (et. L. temeritatem), temerity,
témoignage, n. m. (et, témoigner), testimony, proof, witness,
témoigner, v.a. (et, L, L. testimoniare), to testify, to show.
témoin, n. m, (et. L. testimonium), testimony, witness, evidence,
tempe, n. f. (et, L, termpora), temple,
température, n. f. (et. L. L. temipera.
tura), temperature,
tempérer, v. a. (et. L. temperare) to temper.
VOCARULARTY,
tempête, n.f. (et. L. tempestatem) tempest, storm,
tempétueux, ense, adj. (et. tempête), tempestuous,
temple, n.m.(et. L. templum), temple, church,
temps, n. m. (et, L. tempus), time, weather ; de temps en temps, from time to time,
tendance, n. f. (et. tendre), tendency.
tendre, adj. (et, L. tenerum), tender, soft.
tendre, v.a. (et. L. tendere), to stretch out, to hold out ; tend :, past part. , intent.
ten‘lresse, n.f. (et. tendre), tenderness, affection,
ténèbres, n. f. plu. (et, L, tenebræ), darkness,
tenir, v. a. and n, (et, L. tencre), to hold, to keep, to perform, to rem: in, to stand, to belong to ; 8e tenir, to hold one.
self, Lo stanui,
tontative, n. f, (et. L. tentativus), attempt.
tente, n.f, (et, Ï, tenta, from tend), tent.
tenter, v. a. (et, L. tentare), to tempt, to try, to attempt, to entice,
terme, n. m. (et. [4 terminus), tenn, limit, period.
ternir, v. a. (et. terne, from O. H. G.
sarnan, to obscure), to tarnish, to obscer re.
terrain, n. m. (et. [4 terrenu a), ground, piece of ground,
terrasser, v. a. (et. terrasse), to knock down.
terre, n.f. (et. L. terra), earth, laud, country ; terre ferme, terxa firma, continent; à terre, ashore,
terrestre, adj. (et. L. terrestris), ter.
restrial,
terreur, n. f. (et. L, terrorem), terrer, fear.
terrible. adj. (et. L. terribilis), terrible, awful.
territoire, n. m. (et. L. territorium), territory
testament, n.m. (et. L. testamentum), testament, will,
tête, n.f. (et. L. testa, 1n earthen dish,, head ; en tête de, at the head of,
texte, n. m. (et, L. textus), text,
théologique, adj. (et. théologie, trora Gr. GvoAoyia), theological.
théorie, n. f. (et, Gr. Wewpia), theory,
tiède, adj. (et, L. tepidus), &epid, luke warin, mild,
mpestatem) et, tempête), im), temple,
pus), time, from time
, tendency, m), tender,
), to stretch art., intent.
tenderness,
., tenebræ),
tencre), to remain, to 0 hold one-
‘entativus), om tendo), , to tempt, ius), ternn, n 0. H. G.
to obscur re, terrenu a), ), to knock
irth, laud, ma, COsti-
stris), ter.
nu), terrer, ), terrible, ritorium), nentum), n earthen lead of,
ext.
gite, from
, theory, pid, luke-
FO
tiédeur, n. f. (et. tiède), tepidity, luke- | warmness, mildress, |
tient, 8rd, sing. pres. ind. of tenir.
tiers, n. m. (et. L. tertius), third part.
timide, adj. (et. L. timidus), timid.
timidement, ad., timidly.
tirer, v. a. (et, Neth. téren), to draw, to derive, to shoot, to fire.
tissu, n. m. (et. tistre, from L. texere), tissue, texture, cloth.
titre, n. m. (et. L. titulus), title
toi, personal pro. (et, L. tibi), thee, to thee, thou.
toit, n. m. (et. L. tectum), roof, dwelling.
tolérant, e, adj. (et. tolérer, L. tolerare), tolerant, indulgent,.
tombe, n. f. (et. L, grave.
tombeau, n.m. (et. L. L. tumbellus, dim. of tumba), tomb, monument.
tomber, v. n. (et. Scand. tumba, to fall), to fall,
ton, ta, tes, pronominal adj. (et. L, tuum), thy.
torrent, n. w. (et. L. torrentem), torrent, stream,
tort, n. im. (et. L. tortus), wrong ; avoir tort, to b: wrong ; à tort, Wrongly, erroneously.
toucher, v. a. and n. (et. O. H. G.
guchôn, to draw), to touch, to be very near, to call (at à port); touchant, pres.
part. touching, affecting.
touffe, n. f. (et, Low Ger. topp, a tuît), tuft, bunch,
touffu, e, adv. (et.
bushy.
toujours, adv., always, ever, continually, incessantly.
tour, n. f. (et. L. turrim), tower.
tour, n. m, (et, tourner), turn, round, circumference, Jaire le tour de, to go around ; tour à tour, by turns, succes sively ; à son tour, in his turn, also
tourbilloner, v. a. (et. tourbillon, from L, turbo), to whirl,
tourner, v. a. and n. (et. L. tornure), to turn.
tout, e, adj. (et, LL. totus), all, any, every; tous, mas, plu.; as n. m.,all, everything ; as adv., wholly, entirely, quite,
toute-puissance, n, f., Omnipotence,
tout-puissant, n. m., Almighty
toutefois, ndv. (et, fout, fois), yet, pevertheless.
trace, n. f. (et, éracer), trace, track, footatep,
tumba), tomb,
touffr), tufted,
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tracer, v. a. (et. L. 1, tractiare, from L. tractus), to trace, to lay out (radis.
tradition, n.f, (et. L. traditionem), tradition,
trafic, n. m. (et. 7), traffic, trade.
trahir, v.a. (et. L. tradere), to betray, to be false to, to deceive,
trahison, n. f. (et. LL. traditionem), treachery, treason.
trait, n. m, (et. L. tractus), trace, feature,
traité, n. m. (et. L. tractatus), treaty, agreement,
traiter, v. a. (et. L. tractare), to treat, to negotiate ; traiter de, to call ; traiter en, comme, to trent like.
tramer, v. a. (et, trame, L. tramu), to weave, to plot, to plan.
tranchant, e, adj. (et. /rancher, probably from L. truncare), sharp, cutting.
tranquille, adj. (et, L. tranquillus), tranquil, calm,
transformateur, adj. (et. transfor mer, from L. transformare), transforming,
transformation, n.f. (et. érans/or mer), transformation,
transmettre, v.a. (et. L. transmittere), to transmit, to convey ; transmis, past part.
transparence, n. f. (et, transparent), transparency
transparent, 6e, adj (et, L, trans, pareo), transparent, evident,
transpirer, v.n. (et. L. trans, spirare), to transpire, to perspire, to exhale, ta ghow, to be seen,
transport, n. m. (et transport, ecstasy, burst.
transporter, v.a, (et. L. transportare), to transport, to remove, &o convey
trappe, n.f. (et. O. H. G. trapo, a snare\, trap, trap-door.
travail, n. mm. (et, L,. {, trabaculum, from L. trabem), work, labor, trouble anxiety
travailler, v. a. and n. (et, travail), to work, co torment, to trouble, 66 exei cise,
à travers, prep. (et. L. transversus), through, across, alony, among,
traversée, n.f, (et.
age, voyage,
traverser, v.a. (et. traver
trempe, n. f. (et. tremper, from L temperare), temper, constitution.
trente, adj. (et. L. triginta), thirty.
trésor, n. m. (et. L. thesaurus), tren sure, purse,
transporter),
}, to cross,
trésori-r, n. m, (et. trésor), trensurer,
tressaillir, v.n. (et. L. trans, salire), to lea), to start,
t .ngulaire, adj. (et. L. triangularis)»
triaogular, tribu, n. f, (et. L. tribus), tribe.
tribulatior, n. f, (et, L. tribulationem), tribulation,
tribut, n.m, (et, L, tributum), tribute,
tributaire, adj. and n. (et, L, tributarius), tribu.ary, subject.
triomphal, e, adj. (et, L. triumphalis), triumphal,
triomphant, e, adj. (et, triompher), triumphant,
triomphateur, n.m, (et. L. triumphatorem), triumpher, victor,
triomphe, n. m. (et. L. triumphus), triumph, victory,
triompher, v. n. (et. friomphe), to triumph ; triompher de, to triumph over.
‘ t iste, adj. (et. L. tristis), sad, sorrowul.
tristesse, n. f. (et L. tristitin), gricf, sadness, sorrow, sad condition,
trois, adj. (et. L, tres), three,
troisième, adj., third.
tromper, v. a (et. trompe, hence, literally, to blow the trumpet to one), to deceive, to cheat, to disappoint,.
tronc, n. m. (et. L, truncus), trunk.
trône, n. m. (et. L. thronus), throne,
trop, adv, (et. L. L. troppus), toc, too
mich, too many, too well, much, many, very inuch,
trophée, n. m. (et. L, tropæum), trophy.
tropique, n. m. (et. L. tropicum), tropic.
troquer, v. a. (et. Spanish trocar), to truck, to barter.,
trou, n. rm. (et. ?), hole,
trouble, n. :n. (et. L. L. turbula, from L. turba), troubie, anxiety, uneasiness.
troubler, v. a. (et. L. L. turbulare), to disturb, to dim ; 8e troubler, to be disturbed, to falter,
troupe, n. f. (et. L. L, troppus), troop; plu. troops, soldiers,
trouver, v. a. (et. L. turbare), to find, £o discover; £e trouver, to find oneself, to be.
tu, pers. pro, (et. L. tu), thou.
tutelle, n. f. (et. L. tutela), guardianshin
t: pe, n. m. (et. L. typus), type, model,
V'ocaABULARY,
tyran, n. m. (et. L. tyrannué), tyrant, tyrannie, n.f. (et. tyran), tyranny, cruelty,
tyranniser, v. a. (et, tyran), to tyrannise,
un, 6, adj. (et, L, unus), one, 8, an ; un à un, one by one,
union, n. f, (et, L. unionem), union,
unique, adj. (et, L. unicum), unique, only.
uniquement, adv., solelv, entirely,
unir, v.a, (et. L. unire), to unite, to join ; s'unir, to be united,
unité, n. f. (et. L. unitatem), unity,
univers, n.m. (et, L, universum), uni verse, world,
universel, le, adj. (et. L. universalis), universal!
urgent, 6e, adj. (et. L. urgentem), urgent, pressing.
usage, n. m. (et. user), usage, use.
user, v.a. (et. L. L. usare, from L.
usus), 6o use, to wear out; us, worn out.
usuel, le, adj, (et. L, usualis), usual.
usurper, v. a. (et, L. usurpare), to usurp.
va, 2rd, sing. pres. ind, of aller.
vague, n.f. (et, O. H, G. wûc), wave, billow.
vague, adj. (et. L,
vain, e, adj. (et ling ;
vagus', Vague, L, vanus), vain, trifen vain, in vain,
vaincre, v. a. (et. L. vincere), to vanquish, to subdue, to conquer ; vaincu, past part, vanquished, conquered.
vainqueur, n. m, (et, vaincre), conqueror.
vaisseau, n. m. (et, L.
froun L, vas), vessel, ship,
valeur, n.f. (et. L. valorem), value, worth, valor,
vallée, n. f. (et. L, vallem), valley.
vanité, n.f, (et. L. vanitatem), vanity.
vapeur, n. f. (et. L, vaporem), steam.
variation, n. f. (et. varier), variation, varier, v. à. and n, (et, L. variare), to var;, to change ; varié, varied, diversified, vassalité, n. f. (et. vassal, from Celtic gwas, a youth), vassaiage, fealty.
vaste, adj. (et. L. vastus) spacious, large.
L, vascellum,
+ast,
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