WOBDS CONTAINED IN THIS VOLUME

Excqsi those spéUed àtike and of the same meaning

in hoth languages.

A or à, prep. to, ixt^ in, A or s., près. Tias, — (il y) , ihere is, there are.

Aba&clonner l,v.a. to abandon.

Abattu, adj . afflictedycast dovm.

Abbé, s. m. abbot.

Abdomen, s. m., abdomen. Abord, s. m. access, approach.

d'Abord, adv. atfirst.

Aborder l,v.<o land,approach.

Abriter 1, v. a. to shdter.

s' to taJce shelter.

Absolu, e, adj. absolute.

Absolument, adv. àbsolutéty.

Absorber 1, v. a. to absorb.

Abuser 1, v. n. to abuse.

Académie, s. f. a^cademy.

Accabler 1, v.a. to overburden,

to oppress.

Accéder 1, y. n. to accède.

Accélérer 1, v. n. to Jhosten.

Accent, s. m. emphasis, tone.

Accentuer 1, v. a. to accent.

Accepter 1, v. a. to accept.

Accidentellement, ady. acct-

dentally.

Accompagner 1, v. a. to ûkv

Company. .

d'Accord (être) , to agrée.

AccordSjS. m. Jiarmony,chord8.

Accorder l,v.a. ^o agrée, grant

s' to agrée.

Accourais, imp. ran to.

Accourir 2, v. n. to run up,

corne. [ttp.

Accours, accourent, près, run Accounis, accoururent,ranwp.

Accrocher 1, v. a. to hang up.

Accroire (faire), to persuade.

Accueille, près, receives, tcel-

cornes. [receive.

Accueillir 2, v. a. to welcome.

Accuser 1, v. a. to accuse.

Acheter 1, v. a. to huy.

Achever 1, v. a. to finish.

Acquis, acquirent, prêt, ac-

quired.

Adieu, adv. adieu, fareweU.

Admirer 1, v. a. to admire.

Admis, part, admitted.

Admirablement, adv. admira

ably.

Adopter 1, t. a. to aâopt.

Adorer 1, v. a. to adore.

Adoucir 2, v. a. to soften.

Adresse, s. f. address.

Adresser 1, v. a. to address.

-, V. n. to apply.

Adroit, e, 2ijd^,sTdlful^dextrou8.

Affaire, s. f. business.

Affecter 1, v# a. to affecta to

move.

Affirmer 1, v. a. to assure.

Affliger 1, v. a. to qfflict, grieve Affreux, se, adj. frightftd,

dreadjfkU, Afin de, prep. in order to.

— que, conj. tkat, in order

that.

Age (sur V^^pretty old, Açé, adj. oldt aged, 8^ Agenouiller 1, v. n. to kned

doton.

Agglomérer 1, y. a. to heap up.

Agir 2, V. n. to ad.

Agissait (il s^), itwa^ the question.

Agit (il s^), the question is.

Agiter 1, v. a. ^ agitate.

Agréablement, adv . agreeably.

Agréer 1, v. a. io agree^ accept.

An ! inteij. câi, oh.

Ai, près. hax)e.

Aide (à T), hy the means.

Aider 1, v. ^o hdp, to assist.

Aie, aient, vnay hax>e, n'Aie pas peur, do notfear.

Aïeux, s. pi. ancestors.

Aiguille, s. f. needle.

Aile, s. f. wing.

Aille, près. subj. may go.

Ailleurs, adv. dsewhere, d'Ailleurs, adv. hesides.

Aimable, adj. amiable.

Aimant, p. près, loving, Aimé (bien), hdoved.

Aimer 1, t. a. to love, to Uke.

Aîné, adj. eldest.

Ainsi, adv, thus, so, aîso,

que, conj. €u wdl as.

Air, s. m. air, aky, tune, look-

ing, [seem.

(avoir 1') , to looJc eu, to

Aisance, s. f. ease, wealth.

Aise (bien), adj. glad, very

glad,

(mal à son), uneasy.

Aisé, adj. easy.

Aisément, adv. easUy, Ait, près subj. may hxce.

Alertes, adj. quick.

Alla, prêt, went.

Allât, imp. mb}, shovld go.

Allée, s. f. alley, walk, going.

Aller 1, V. n. to go.

chercher, togofor.

y Aller de, to be at stake.

Allions, cond. shotUd go.

Allonger 1 v. a. to stretch.

Allons, imper, let us go.

Allumer 1, v. a. to light, Almanach, s. m. almana>c.

Alors, adv. then, ai that time.

Altérer 1, v.a. to aUer, change. Alternativement, adv. aUer-

nately, Altier, e, adj. proud.

Ambitieux, se, adj. ambitibus.

Ame, s. f. soûl; mind.

Amer, e, adj. bitter.

Amèrement, adv. bitterly.

Amertume, s. f. bitterness.

Ami, e, s. friend.

Amitié, s. f. friendship.

Amour, s. m. love.

Amour propre, s. m. seUf-love.

Amusante, adj. amusing.

Amuser 1, v. a. to amuse.

An, 8. m. year.

Anatomie, s. f. dissection.

Ancien, ne, adj. anciait, old.

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Anéantie, adj^ depresaed.

Anéantir 2, v. a. to amUhilate, Anecdote, s. f. anecdaie, Ange, s. m. angd, Angleterre, s. f. EnglancL Angoisse, 8. f. anguish.

Animer 1, y. a. to aninuUe.

Année, s. f. year.

Annoncer 1, v, a. to annauncef

to show Anoblir 2, v. a. to ennoble. Antique, adj. ancient, old.

Apercevoir 3, v. a. iopercewe,

s' , to perceive.

Apercevoir (sans s'en), withr

ont perceiving it.

Aperçut, part, perceived.

Aplomb, s. m. self-possession.

Apôtres, s. m. apostles.

Apparaître i, v. n. to appear.

Apparence, s. f. appearance.

Apparent, adj. conspicuous.

Appartement, s. m. apartmenl.

Appartenait, imp. dâonged.

Appartenir 2, v. n. to hélong.

Appartenu, pai't. bdonged.

Appartiendra, fut. vnUbelong, Appartiens,appartienuent,de-

long.

Appartins, prêt, hdonged.

Apparu, part, appeared.

Apparus, prêt, appeared»

Appel, s. m. calL Appeler 1, y. a. to caU.

s' , to be caUed, [caU.

Appelons (appeler 1, v. a.), Appétit, s. m. appetite.

ApplaudissementfS.m.j^rai^é, Appliquer 1, v. a. to apply.

Apporter 1, v. a. to bring.

Apposées (apposer 1, v. a.)

inseiied.

Apprenait, imp. leamed,heard.

Apprenant, p. pies. learTiing^

hearing.

I Apprendre 4, v. a. to Uam^ to

heaVf to teU, [tice.

Apprentis, s. m. & f. apprenr Appris, leamed, heard, told.

Apprît, cond. -shoM Uam, Approcher 1, v. to approach.

s' , to approach.

Appui, s. m. support.

Appui-main, s. m. apainier'*s

maulrstick. {rest upon.

s'Appuyer 1, v. r. to lean, to.

Après, prep. (ifîer.

Arbre, s. m. iree. [duchesè.

Archîducheese, a. f. archr Archer, s. en. botoman^ardier.

Archevêque, s. m.archbisJiop.

Architecture, s. f. architecture.

Ardeur, s. f. ardor. ' Argent, â. m. money^ silver.

Argenlin, adj, mhsry.

Armer 1, v. a. to arm.

Armes, s. f. arms (heraldry).

Armistice, s. f. armistice.

Alt, s. m. art.

Artiste, s. m. artist.

Arracher 1, v. a. to pull ouf,

to tear off^ [order.

Arrangement, s. m. setting in Arranger 1, v. a. to arrange.

s' , to get settled.

Arrêter 1, v.a. to siop^to arrest.

s' , to stop.

Arrière, adv. and s. back.

Arrive (il) , it happens. Arrivée, s. f. arrivai, [pen.

Arriver 1, v. n. to arrivePiap- Aiti^n, s. m. u)orkingman.

As (tu), près, thouhast.

— soif, art thirsiy.

Asile, s. m. asylwnt, shdter.

Aspect, s. m. aspect.

Aspirer 1, v. to aspire, to cuh

piraie.

Assassin, s. m. assassin.

Assassinat, s. m. assassinor

tion.

Assemblée, s. f. assembli/.

Assembler 1, v. a,to assemble, 8^ Asseoir 3, v. r. to sit doton.

Assez, ady. enoughj pretty.

Asseyant, p. près, sitting.

13^ Asseyait, imp. soi down.

Assidu, e, adj. assidiums.

Assiette, s. f. a plate.

Assirent, prêt. sot.

s'Assied, près, sits down.

Assis, paît, seatedj sitting, s'Assit, prêt, sot down.

Assister 1, y. to assist.

Associer 1, y. a. to associate,

to admit. Assurance, s. f. assurance.

Assurément, ady. assuredlf/.

Assurer 1, y. a. to assure.

Atelier, s. m. workshop,stvdy, Atre, s. m. Jiearth.

Atroce, adj. atrocious.

Attacher 1, y. a. to attach,

Joster, Atteignait, imp. attained,

reached. [ing.

Atteignant, p. près, attain- Atteignis, prêt, attained.

Atteindre 4, y. a. to attain^ to

reach.

Atteint, près, recùches.

Atteint, près, reaches,

, part, attainedj reached.

Attendant, p. près, waiting,

expecting.

Attendre 4, y. a. to watt for^ ^ , to expect. [expect.

Attendri, e, part, movect.

Attendrir 2, y. a. to move,

soften, ^ Attendrissant, e, adj. nwving.

Attendrissement, s. m. compassion.

Attendue que. conj. because.

Attente, s. f. expectation.

Attentivement, ady. atten-

tively.

Atterrer 1, v. a. to cast down. Attirail, s. m. apparcUus, Attirer 1, v. a. to atiractf to

draw.

Attouchement, s. m. touch.

Attrait, s. m. inclination;

charm, attraction.

Attraper 1, y. a. to catch.

Au, to the,atthe, in the, by the.

Aube, s. f. break of day.

Aucun, e,' adj. no, none, noi

any.

Au-deçà, prep. on this side.

Au-delà, prep. on that side^

beyond.

Au-dessous, prep. under.

Au-dessus, prep. above, on,

upon, Au-deyant, prep. towards.

Audience, s. f. hearing.

Auditoire, s. m. audience,

Company, Augmenter 1, y. a. to aug*

ment, increase, Au^ste, adj. august, Aujçurd'hui, ady. to-day.

Aumône, s. f. alms, charity.

Auparavant, ady. before.

Auprès, prep. near.

Auquel, pron. rel. to which.

Aurai, aura, fut. shàil, or wiU

hâve, [hâve.

Aurais, cond. would or shovld Aurez, fut. wUlJiave, Aurions, cond. should hâve.

Aussi, ady. als<i, as, so.

' que, as as.

Aussitôt, ady. immediately,

que, as soon as.

Austère, adj. austère.

Austérité, s. f. aitsterity.

Autant, &dy, as muchjO^many, que, as much, or, <w many

<w. [tnore.

d'Autant plus, so much the

Aatenr, s. m. cadhor.

Automne, s. m. & f. autumn.

Autoriser 1, y. a. to authorise.

Autorité, s. f. authority.

Autour de, prep. rownd^

around.

Autre, adj. oiher.

Autrefois, a.dy.fonnerly.

Autrement, adj. othenoiae.

Autrui, s. m. otherpeople.

Aux, to the,at the, in the^ hy the.

Auxquels, auxquelles, to

which.

Avais, avaient, împ. liad. Avait (il y) , therc toas, there

toere. [hand,

d'Avance, adv. before^ krf<yre- Avaneer 1, v. ^o ctdvance.

s' , to adoance.

Avant, avant que, hefore,

(plus), further.

(en),ybrM7ard.

Avec, prep. wiih.

Avenir, s. m..futujre.

Aventure, s. t, adoenture.

Avertir 2, v. a,.to tram» to in-

form, Avez-vous ? près, hâve you ?

Avilir 2, v. a. to dégrade.

Avions, aviez, imp. had.

Avis, s. m. aâmce^ opinion, Aviéer 1, v. a. to spy otrf, to

pereeive, s^ A viserait, cond. shotdd take

into the head.

Avoisiner 1, v. a. to border

upon.

Avoir 3, V. auxil. to haoe.

Avouer 1, v. a. to confess, to

own.

Avril, s. m. April.

Ayant, p. près, haoing.

Ayons, ayez, may htxçe.

Ayez pitié, havepity.

Azur, s. m. azuré.

ijabil, s. m. prattle.

Badin, adj. ptayful.

Badinage, s. m. triflingn Bagage, s. m. baggage.

Baguette, s. f. a small stick.

Baigné de larmes, wet v>i(k Bain. s. m. bath. [tears.

Bâillant, p. près, gaping.

Baiser 1, v. a. to kiss ; s. m.

kiss.

Baisse (le jour) , the day is de-

clining.

Baisser 1. v. a. to let down,

lower, caM doton.

se , V. r. to stoop.

Baissés (les yeux), triïA doum-

cast eyes.

Balcon, s. m. balcony.

Baptistère, s. m. baptistery.

Barbare, &dj. barbarous, unr

civilized.

Barbares, s. m. barbarians.

Barbe, s. f. beard.

Barbouillant, p. près, blotting Barbouilleur, s. m. blotter,

davber. \i''^9»

Bas, s. m. lower part ; itoch

(au), at the foot.

Bas (là), yonder^ down there- Bast, inter|. pshaw !

Battez, imper. ^grA^.

Bâtir 2, v. a. to build.

Battre 4, v. a. to beat.

se V. r. to fight.

Battu, part, beaten, fought.

Bavaro, s. m. pratler.

Beau, adj.^wc, handsome.

(avoir), in vain.

dire (avoir), to say whai

you will. [law.

Beau-frère, s. m. brother-in-

Beaucoup, adv. muchy many.

Beauté, s. f. beauty.

- Bel, belle, adj.^ne, beautiful.

Bénédiction, s. f. hUssing.

Bénir 2, v. a. to bless. Ibless.

Bénisse (bénir) 2, v. a. may

Berceau, s. m. cradle, arbor.

Besoin, s. m. needy want.

(avoii'), to watUf to be

in want of.

Bête, s. f. beast.

Bibliothèque, s, f. library.

Bien, adv. well, very muck.

du, de la, des, many.

que, conj. thoughf oH-

tliough.

Bien, s. m. good^ property.

Bien être, s. m. prosperity.

Bienfiiisance, s. f. good action.

Bienfaisant, e, adj. beneficent.

Bienfait, s. m. beneJUt good action^

Bienfaiteur, s. m. benefactor.

Bienfaitrice, s. f. benefactress.

Bienheureux, se, adj. blessed, happy.

Bienséance, s.f. becomingness.

Bientôt, adv. soon, very soon.

Bienveillance, s.f. benevolence

bienveillant, adj. beneoolent.

Billet, s. m. note^ ticket.

Blanc, blanche, adj. white.

Blesser 1, v. a. to wound.

Bleu, e, adj. blue.

Bloc, s. m. block.

Blond, e, adj. /atr, ligM,

Bœuf, s. rn.ox, beef,

Bohême, s. f. Bohemia.

Boire 4, v. a. to drink.

Bois, près, drink,

, s. m. wood.

Boîte, s. f. box.

Bon, bonne, adj. good, '

Bonbons, s. m. sugar plums, comfits.

Bond, s. m. bound.

Bonheur, s. m. happiness.

Bonhomie, s. f. good nature.

Bonhomme, s.m. good-natur»

ed (litUe) man.

Bonnet, s. m. capt bonnet.

Bonté, s. f. goodness.

Border 1, v. a. to border^ Une, Borner 1, y. a. to bound.

Bosse^ s. f. rdief.

Bouche, s. f. motdh.

Boucle, s. f. bucMe, eurl.

Bouger 1, v. n. to stir. Bouillon, s. m. frothj foam^

broih. * Bourgeois, s. m. citizen»

Bourse, s. f. purge^ Bout, s. m. md.

(en venir à), to accon^

plisk thiê object.

Bouteille, s. f. botde.

Boutique, s. f. ^top.

Bras, s, m. arm.

Braver 1, v. a. to brtive, to

affront.

Bravo, interj. bravo !

Bref, ve, adj. àhùrt.

Briller 1, v. n. to shùie^ to

glitter.

Briser 1, v. a. to break,

se , to split^ to be broken.

Broder 1, v. a. to embroider.

Broie, imper, grind.

Bronze, s. m. brome.

Brosser 1, v. a. to brtuh.

Brouhaha, s. m. dapping.

Brouillard, s. m. fog^ mût.

Brouiller 1, y. a. to throw inf4}

confusion.

Bru, s. f. daughter'in-law.

Bruit, a. m. noise, roaring,

news.

Brûler 1, v. a. to bum.

Bureau, s. m. ojke.

But, s.^m. end, aim, object.

C far ce, <At», ilud^ U»

Ça et la, hère and there.

Cabrîoles, s. f. capers.

Cacher 1, y. a. to hide, to

eoneeal.

Cachet, s. m. secd.

Cacheter 1, t. a. io 9eal, Cachions, cond. shauld eon-

ceaî.

Cadavre, s. m. eorpse, dead

body.

Cadence, s. f. triU.

Caisse, s. f. chest, box.

Calcul, s. m. cakuMùm, Calculer 1, t. a. to ealculate, Câlinerie, s. f. ct^olery.

Calme, adj. ccdm» [^pease.

Calmer 1, v. a. io ealm, an- Camarades, m. & f. comraae.

Campagne, s. f. cfnmtry, (en pleine), in the

open fidds.

Candeur, s. f. candour.

Canon (tirer du), iofire guna.

Capricieux, se, adj. capricious Car, conj.yôr, c», because.

Caractère, s. m. character.

Caractériser 1, v. a. to char'

acterize.

Caresse, s, f. caress» Caresser 1, v. a. to caress.

Carnation, s. f. complexion.

Carosse, s. m. eoach.

Carrière, s. f. career, guarry.

Carte, s. f. card.

Carton, s. m. paper-box Cas, s. m. case, — (au), in case.

Cassé, part, past, broken.

Casser 1, v. a. to break.

Casseroles, s. f. sauce^ans.

Catafalque, s. m. a lojiy tomb

of state.

Cathédrale, s. f. eathedral.

à Cause, de, on account of.

Causer 1, y. n. to tàlk, to

cause.

Ce, adi. dem. tkis^ that, it.

Ce qui, ce que, what, that,

lohich.

Ceci, pron. dem. ihis.

Céder 1, v. /o yidd, to give up.

Cela, pron. dem. that.

Célèbre, adj. celèbraied.

Célébrer 1, v. a. to cdébrate.

Céleste, adj. cdestial.

Célestement, adv. ceUstially.

Celle, pron. dem. that, the

one, she.

Celle-ci, this, the latter.

Celles, pron. dem. those.

ci, these^ the latter.

là, those, the former.

Celui, pron . dem. that, therone, Celui-ci, ihis, the latter. [he. Celui-là, celle-là, <Aa^, the for-

fner.

Cent, num. A^^hundred.

Centaine, s. f. hundred.

Cependant, adv. however.

Cérémonie, s. f. ceremony.

Cerise, s. f. cherry.

Certain, e, adj. certain.

Certainement, adv. certainly.

Certes, adv. certainly.

Certitude, s. f. certainly.

Ces, adj. dem. thèse, those.

Cesse (sans), toithout inter^

mission.

Cesser 1, v. a. to cease, to

leave off.

C^est, it is, this is, that is.

C^est-à-dire, that is to say.

Cet, cette, adj. dem. this,

that.

Ceux, pron. dem. those, thèse.

Ceux-ci, celles-ci, thèse, the

latter.

Ceux-là, celles-là, tJtose, the

former.

Chacan, e. pron. eaehf every

Cbaçrin» s. m. griéf, sorrow.

se Chagriner, to be afflkted.

Chaîne, s. f. ehain.

Chaise, s. f. ekair.

Chaleur, s. f. heat.

Chambre, s. f. room.

Champ, s. m.Jidd, ground,

(sur le), immMiatdy,

Chance, s. i. luck^ forhme.

Chanceler 1, y. n.to waveTf

to be unsteady.

Changement, s. m. change.

Changer 1, y. a. iù change.

Chanoine, s. m. canon.

Chanson, s. f, song.

Chant, s. m. song^ singmg.

Chanter 1, y. a. to sing.

Chantier, s. m. woodryard.

Chantonner 1, y. a. io hum^ to

tdl.

Chapelle, s. f. chapel.

Chaperon, s. m. companion.

Chapiteau, s. m. head.

Chaque, adj. eoery^ eaeh.

Charger 1, y. a. to charge,

to load.

se , to take charge.

Charité, 8. f, charity.

Charmant, e. adj. charming.

Charmer 1, y. a. to eharm, to

aolace.

Charpentier, s. m. carpenter.

Charrette, s. f, wagon.

Charron, s. m. wheél-ioright. Chasser 1, y. to hunt, to drive

away.

Château, s. m. casUe.

Châtiment, s. m. punishment.

Chatouiller 1, y. a. to ticlde.

Chef, s. m. ehief, ; Chemin, s. m. loay, road.

— — faisant, on our way.

Cheminée, s. f, chimney.

Chemînelr 1 , y . n . fo po, to waOt.

Chêne, s. m. oak.

Cher, e, adj. dear.

Chèrement, ady. dearly.

Chercher 1, y. a. to «edb, to

fetch.

(aller), to go for.

Chérir 2, y. a. to âierUh.

Cheyal, s. m. horse ; pi. che-

yaux.

Cheyal (à), on horséback.

Cheyalet, s. m. easd.

CheyaUer, s. m. knight.

Chez, prep. to, at.

Chez moi, ai tny homCf wUh

me.

elle, at her haute.

lui, to, at his houae.

Choississait 2, y. a. ehoêû.

Choix, s. f. choice.

Choisir 2, y. a. to chooee.

Chose, s. f, ^ing.

Chrétien, s. m. Christian.

Chrétienne, s. f, Christian. Ciel, s. m. heaven, sky.

Cieux, s. m. pi. hetxoen, sky, Cigarito, B. m. smaU cigar.

Cinq, num. adj. ^ve.

Cinquante, num. Ské^.Jiffy.

Circonscrit, e, part, cireum'

scribed.

Circonstance, s. f. ctrcM»*

stance.

Cirer 1, y. a* to loasr.

Citoyen, s. m. citizen.

Clair, e, adj. oleor, bri^.

Clairement,, ady» deoHy.

Clair-obscur*, s. m. ligit and

shade.

Clarté, 6. f. Ks^.

Classe, s. f. dass.

Clayier, s. m.finger homtL Clef, s. f. key.

Climat, s. m. climaU, Cloche» s. f. bdL

Clocher, s. m. Heqple.

Cloître, s. m. convenir éhider.

Clou, s. m. fuxU.

Cœnr, s. m. heart.

Cogner 1, y. a. to heaL Coin, s. m. corner. Colère, s. f. anger^ rage»

Collier, s. m. coUar^ necldaee.

Colline, s. f. hUl.

Colonne, s. f. column.

Colorer 1, y. a. to color.

Coloris, 8. m. UnL [many.

Combien, ady. Tuno mtfcA, how Combien de temps, how long.

Combler 1,y. &JoJiU up^to load.

Comique, adj. comie.

Commander 1, y. a. to eomr

mand.

Comme, ady. like as^ how, te yoila fatigué, how

tired you are. \ning.

Commençant, p. près, hegm^ Commencement, s. m. hegin-

ning.

Commencer 1, y. a. to begin.

Comment, ady. how.

Commentaire s. m. commenta.

Commis, part, eommitted»

, s. m. clerk.

Commode, adj. conoemeat.

Commodément, ady. eonoe'

nientiy.

Commun, e, adj. common.

Communiquer 1, y. a. to eomr

municate.

Communicatif, ye, &dj. eomr

municative.

Compagne, s. f. eompanion.

Compagnie, s. f. company.

Compagnon, s. m. compamon Comparaison, s.f. comparUon Comparer 1 y. a. to compare. Compatriote, s. m. country^ ^ man. \ingly.

Complaisamment, ady. oblig-

Complet, e, adj. compUte.

Complément, s. m. eompU'

ment. \jpletdy.

Complètement, ady. eon^ Compléter 1, y.a. to complu Complot, s. m« plot.

Comportement, s. m. eomr

portment, behamor.

Composer 1, y. a, to compose.

Comprenais, t, imp. under'

stood. [standing.

Comprenant, p. près, undâ^ Comprendre 4, y. a. to undfr^

Hand. [dovmy stifling.

Comprimant, p. près, putting Compris, part, understood^

comprised.

Compromettre 4, y. a. to com^

promisCj to expose, [mised.

Compromis, part, otympror Compter 1, y. a. to count^ to

intend, to v>dy.

Comte, s. m. eouTd.

Comtesse, s. f. cotmtess.

Concentrer 1, y. a. to concei^

traie.

Concert (de), togeOier. Conceyoir 3, y. a. to concave.

Concourut, competed.

Concours, s. m. corusuirrence.

Conçu, part, conceived.

Concurrent, s. m. competiior, Condesendance, s. f. eondo-

seendence.

Condoléance, s. f. condolence.

Conduire 4, \» &.to conduct^

to lead. [ing.

Conduisant, p. près, condux:^ Conduisit, prêt, conducted.

, près, leads. [vior.

Conduite, s. f. conduct^ oehor Confesser 1, y. a. to coftfess.

Confiance, 8.f. eonfidenee, trust Confiant, e, a^j. confiding.

Confier 1, y. a. to intru^ to.