WORDS CONTAINED IN THIS VOLUME
Except ihose spéUed alike and of the same meaning
in hoth îanguages.
AC
A or à, prep. io, at, in.
A or a, près. Jms, — (Il v), there w, tJiere are.
Abandonner l,y.a. to abandon.
Abattu, adj. <ifflicted,ca8t down.
Abbé, s. m. abbot.
Abdomen, s. m., abdomen.
Abord, s. m. access, approack.
d'Abord, adv. atfirst.
Aborder l,v.<o land^approach.
Abriter 1, v. a. to sTielter.
s' to take shelter.
Absolu, e, adj. absolute. Absolument, adv. absoltddy.
Absorber 1, v. a. to àbsorh.
Abuser 1, y. n. to abtise.
Académie, s. f. academy^ Accabler 1, v.a. to overburden,
to oppress.
Accéder 1, v, n. to accède.
Accélérer 1, v. n. to hasten.
Accent, s. m. emphasis, tone.
Accentuer 1, v. a. to accent.
Accepter 1, v. a. to accept.
Accidentellement, adv. acci-
dmtally.
AD
Accompagner 1, v. a. to aty
Company.
d'Accord (être), to agrée.
Accords , s . m . harmony,chords.
Accorder l,y.a. to agrée, grant
s' to agrée.
Accourais, imp. ran to^ Accourir 2, v. n. to run up,
corne. \up.
Accours, accourent, près, run Accouiiis, accoururent,ranffp.
Accrocher 1, v. a. to hang up.
Accroire (faire), to persuade.
Accueille, près, receives, v>d'
cornes. [receive.
Accueillir 2, v. a. to weîcome.
Accuser 1, v. a. to accuse.
Acheter 1, v. a. to buy.
Achever 1, v. a. to finish.
Acquis, acquirent, prêt, oc-
quired.
Adieu, adv. adieu, Jareweïl.
AdAirer 1, v. a. to admire.
Admis, part, admitted.
Admirablement, adv. admir^
ably.
AI
AM
Adopter 1, t. a. to txdopt.
Adorer 1, t. a. to adore.
Adoucir 2, y. a. io gqflen.
Adresse, s. f. address.
Adresser 1, v. a. to address.
-, V. n. to apply.
Adroit, e, vAyskUful^dextrous. Affaire, s. f. business.
Aflfecter 1, v. a. io affecta to
move.
Affirmer 1, t. a. to assure.
Affliger 1, y. a. fo ctgîict, grieoe Affreux, se, adj. Jrigktful,
dread/ul.
Afin de, prep. in order to.
— r— que, conj. that, in order
that.
Age (sur 1'), pretty old.
Agé, adj. old, aged.
s^Agcnouiller 1, y. n. to kned
down.
Agglomérer 1, y.a. to heap up.
Agir 2, y. n. to act.
Agissait (il s^) , U was the ques-
tion.
Agit (il 8^) , ihe question is.
Agiter 1, y. a. to agitate.
Agréablement, ady. agreeably.
Agréer 1, y. a. to agrée, accepi.
Ah I interj. c^, oh.
Ai, près, haioe.
Aide (à P), by the means.
Aider 1, y. to hdp, to assist.
Aie, aient, may hâve.
n'Aie pas peur, do not/ear.
Aïeux, s. pi. ancestors.
Aiguille, s. f. needle.
Aile, s. f. wing.
Aille, près. subj. may go. .
Ailleurs, adv. elsewfure.
d'Ailleurs, ady. besides.
Aimable, adj. amiable.
Aimant, p. près, loving.
Aimé (bien), bdoved.
Aimer 1, y. a. to looe, to Uke.
Aîné, adj. ddest.
Ainsi, ady, ^us, so, also.
que, conj. as weU as.
Air, s. m. air, sky, tune, look"
ing. [seem.
(ayoîr 1') , to look as, to
Aisance, s. f. ease, wealth.
Aise (bien), a^j. glad, very
glaa.
(mal à son), uneasy.
Aisé, adj. easy.
Aisément, ady. easûy.
Ait, près subj. may hâve.
Alertes, adj. quick.
Alla, prêt. went.
Allât, imp. suby should go.
Allée, s. f. gUey, vxjdk, going.
Aller 1, y. n. to ^0.
chercher, to go for.
y Aller de, tobeat stake.
Allions, cond. should go.
Allonger 1 y. a. to stretek.
Allons, imper. Id us go.
Allumer 1, y. a. to lighi.
Almanach, s. m. almanac.
Alors, ady. then, at that time.
Altérer 1, y.a; to aller, change.
Alternativement, adv. aUer^
natdy.
Altier, e, adj. proud.
Ambitieux, se, adj. ambitions»
Ame, s. f. soiU; mind.
Amer, e, adj. bitter. Amèrement, ady. bitterly.
Amertume, s. f. bittemess»
Ami, e, s. friend.
Amitié, s. ï. friendship.
Amour, s. m. love.
Amour propre, s. m. sdf-low.
Amusante, adj. amusiîig.
Amuser 1, y. a. to amuse.
An, s. m. year.
Anatomie, s. f. dissection.
Ancien, ne, adj. ancient^ old*
AP
AR
Anéantie, adj. depressed.
Anéantir 2, y. a. to annihilate.
Anecdote, s. f. anecdote.
Ange, s. m. angel, Angleterre, s. f. England, Ans^oisse, s. f. anguish.
Animer 1, y. a. ^o animate.
Année, 8. f. year.
Annoncer 1, y. a. to (mnounce,
to show ^ Anoblir 2, y. a. to emuMe, Antique, adj. ancienty old, Aperceyoir 3, y. a. toperceive,
g' ^ to pereeive.
Apercevoir (sans s'en), withr
ont perceiving it.
Aperçut, part, perceived.
Aplomb, s. m. sdf-possession.
Apôtres, s. m. apostles.
Apparaître 4, y. n. /o appear.
Apparence, s. f. appearance.
Apparent, adj. conspieuous.
Appartement, s.m. apartmerd.
Appartenait, imp. bdonged.
Appartenir 2, y. n. to bdong.
Appartenu, part, bdonged.
Appartiendra, fut. wiU bdong»
Appartiens , appartiemient,6e-
long.
Appartins, prêt, bdonged.
Apparu, part, appeared.
Apparus, prêt, appeared.
Appel, s. m. call.
Appeler 1, v. a. to coll.
s'- , to be called, [call.
Appelons (appeler 1, v. a.).
Appétit, s. m. appetite.
Applaudissement,8.m.j9rawe, Appliquer 1, v. a. to apply.
Apporter 1, v. a. <o bring.
Apposées (apposer 1, v. a.)
inse:i'ted.
Apprenait, imp. leamedjieard.
Apprenant, p. près, leaming,
hearing.
Apprendre 4, y. a. to leam^ to hearj to teU. [tice.
Apprentis, s. m. & f. appren- Appris, leamed, heard^ told.
Apprît, cond. shovld leam.
Approcher 1, y. to approach,
s* , to approach.
Appui, 6. m. support.
Appui-main, s. m. apainter*s mavl-stick, \rest upon,
s'Appuyer 1, y. r. to lean, to Après, prep. after.
Arbre, s. m. tree, [duchess, Archîdacheese, s. f. arch- Archer, s. m. bowman^archer.
Archevêque, s. m. arcJihishop, Architecture, s. f. architecture.
Ardeur, s. f. ardor.
Argent, s. m. monet/j silver, Argenlin, adj. silvery.
Armer 1, v. a. to arm.
Armes, s. f. arms (heraidry).
Armistice, s. f. armistice, Alt, s. m. art.
Artiste, s. m. artist.
Arracher 1, y. a. <o pull out, to tear off, [order.
Arrangement, s. m. setting in Arranger 1, v. a. <o arrange.
s' , to gd settled.
Arrêter l,v.a. to stop^to arrest,
s' , to stop.
Arrière, adv. and s. bo/ch.
Arrive (il), it happens.
Arrivée, s. f. arrivai, [pen.
An'iver 1, v. n. to arrive^ hap- Artisan, s. m. workingman.
As (tu), près, thou hast.
— soif, art thirsiy.
Asile, s. m. asylum, shdter.
Aspect, s. m. aspect.
Aspirer 1, v. <o aspire^ to aspirate.
Assassin, s. m. assassin. Assassinat, s. m. assassina^, tion.
AT
AU
Assemblée, s. f. asêeiMy.
Assembler 1, v. a. to assemble.
8^ Asseoir 3, v. r. to sit dovon.
Assez, adv. enoughy pretty.
Asseyant, p. près, sitting.
s'Asseyait, imp. sot doton.
Assidu, e, adj. cusiduous.
Assiette, s. f. a plaie.
Assirent, prêt, soi, s'Assied, près, sits down.
Assis, part, seated^ sitting, s'Assit, prêt, sot doton.
Assister 1, y. to assist.
Associer 1, y. a. to cusociate,
to admit.
Assurance, s. f. assurance.
Assarément, adv. assuredly.
Assurer 1,y. &. to assure.
Atelier, s. m. workshopfStudy.
Atre, s. m. hearth.
Atroce, adj. atrocious.
Attacher 1, y. a. to attacha
fbstèr.
Atteignait, imp. attained,
reached. [ing*
Atteignant, p. près. aHair^ Atteignis, prêt, attained.
Atteindre 4, y. a. to attain, to
reach.
Atteint, près, reaches.
Atteint, près, reaches,
, part, attained, reached.
Attendant, p. près, waiting,
expecting.
Attendre 4, y. a. to wait for,
s' , to expect. [expect.
Attendri, e, part, moved.
Attendiîr 2, y. a. to move,
soften.
Attendrissant, e, adj. moving.
Attendrissement, s. m. cornpassion.
Attendue que. conj. because.
Attente, s. f. expectation.
Attentivement, ady. aitenr
tivdy.
Atterrer 1, y. a. to eaai domn»
Attirail, s. m. apparatus.
Attirer 1, y. a. to aUract, to
draw.
Attouchement, s. m. touch.
Attrait, s. m. indination;
charm, aUracticn, Attraper 1, y. a. to catch.
Au, to the,at the, in the, by the.
Aube, s. f. brecûc of day. Aucun, e, adj. no, none^ tud
any, Au-deçà, prep. an tMs side.
Au-dela, prep. on tiat side,
beyond.
Au-dessous, prep. under.
Au-dessus, prep. above, on»
upon.
Au-deyant, frep. totoards.
Audience, s. f. hearing.
Auditoire, s. m. audience^
Company.
Augmenter 1, y. a. to aug-
ment, increase.
Auguste, adj. augtut.
Aujourd'hui, ady. to-day.
Aumône, s. f. cUms, charity.
Auparavant, ady. before.
Auprès, prep. near.
Auquel, pron. rel. to noMch.
Aurai, aura, fut. shaU, or %dHI
hâve. [hâve.
Aurais, cond. wouLd or should Aurez, fut. toill hâve.
Aurions, cond. should hâve.
Aussi, adv. also, as, so,
que, a* a*.
Aussitôt, ady. imm^iaidy,
que, 03 soon as.
Austère, adj. austère.
Austérité, s. f. austerity.
Autant, ady.o^ much,asm>any.
que, as much, or, as many
as. [more,
d'Autant plus, so much the
AZ
Auteur, s. m. author.
Automne, s. m. & f. atdumn.
Autoriser 1, y. a. to atdhorUe.
Autorité, s. f. autJwrity.
Autour de, prep. rounds
around.
Autre, adj. otJier, Autrefois, ad v.ybrmcrZy.
Autrement, adj. otTierwise, Autrui, s. m. other people.
Aux, to the,at the, in tJie, hy the.
Auxquels, auxquelles, to
tohic^ Avais, avaient, împ. liad.
Avait (il y), thereivas, there
were. [hand,
d'Avance, adv. hefore^ before- Avancer 1, v. to advance,
s' , to advance.
Avant, avant que, before,
(plus), further.
(en) , forward.
Avec, prep. toith.
Avenir, s. m., future.
Aventure, s. ti adverUure, Avertir 2, y. a. to wam^ to ir^
form, Avez-vous ? près. Jiave you ?
Avilir 2, v. a. to dégrade.
Avions, aviez, imp. had.
Avis, s. m. advice^ opinion.
Aviser 1, y. a. to spy out, to
perceive.
s'Aviserait, cond. ahovld tàke
into the head.
Avoisiner 1, y. a. to border
upon.
Avoir 3, y. auxil. to hane.
Avouer 1, y. a. to confess^ to
ovm.
Avril, s. m. April.
Ayant, p. près, having.
Ayons, ayez, may hâve.
Ayez pitié, havepity.
Azur, s. m. azuré.
Sabil, s. m. prattle.
Badin, adj. pîayfid.
Badinage, s. m. trifling.
Bagage, s. m. baggage.
Baguette, s. f. a smaïl stieh.
Baigné de larmes, wet v>i(k Bain. s. m. batk. [tears.
Bâillant, p. près, gaping.
Baiser 1, y. a. to kiss ; a. m.
kis8.
Baisse (le jour), tlie day is de-
clining.
Baisser 1. v. a. to let down,
lower, cast dovm.
se , y. r. to stoop.
Baissés (les yeux) , with downr
cast eyes.
Balcon, s. m. bàlcony.
Baptistère, s. m. baptistery.
Barbare, adj. barbarous^ unr
civUized.
Barbares, s. m. barbarians.
Barbe, s. f. beard.
Barbouillant, p. près, blotting- Barbouilleur, s. m. blotter,
datiber. [ing.
Bas, s. m. loioer part ; stoch-
(au), at the foot.
Bas (là), jfonder^ dovm there.
Bast, interj. pshaw !
Battez, voï^eT.Jight. j
Bâtir 2, v. a. to build.
Battre 4, v. a. to beat.
se y. r. to jight.
Battu, part, beaten^ fought.
Bavard, s. m. pratler.
Beau, adj.^7ie, hcmdsome.
(avoir), in vain.
dire (avoir), to aay whaS
you wiU. [law.
Beau-frère, s. m. brother-in- Beaucoup, adv. much, many.
Beauté, s. f. beauty.
Bel, belle, &d^.Jine, beautijtd.
BÔ
BU
Bénédiction, s. f. blessîng.
Bénir 2, v. a. to bless. [pless.
Bcnîsso (bénir) 2, v. a. may Berceau, s. m. cradle, arbar.
Besoin, s. m. need, want.
— — (avoir), to toant^ to be
in want of.
Bête, s. f. beast.
Bibliothèque, s. f. library.
Bien, adv. wéU, very much.
' du, de la, des, many.
que, conj. though, ai-
though.
Bien. s. m. good, property. Bien être, s. m. prosperity.
Bienfaisance, s. f. gqod ac"
tion.
Bienfaisant, c, adj. beneficent.
Bienfait, s. m. bene/U, good
(action.
Bienfaiteur, s. m. benefador.
Bienfaitrice, s. f. benefadress.
Bienheureux, se, adj. blessed,
happy.
Bienséance, s.f. becomingness.
Bientôt, adv. soon, very soon.
Bienveillance, s.t'.benevolence Bienveillant, adj. benevolent.
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. yair, ligkt.
Bœuf, s. m. 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-natHT-
ed (little) man.
Bonnet, s. m. cap, bonnet.
Bonté, s. f. goodness.
Border 1, v. a. to border, Une^ Bo.mer 1, v. a. to bound»
Bosse, s. f. relief.
Bouche, s. f. mouilt.
Boucle, s. f. bwMe, curl.
Bouger 1, y. n. to stir.
Bouillon, s. m. frath, foam^
broth. m Bourgeois, s. m. citizen.
Bourse, s. f. purse.
Bout, s. m. end.
(en venir à), to aecomr
plish this object.
Bouteille, s. f. bottle.
Boutique, s. f. shop.
Bras, s. m. arm.
Braver 1, v. a. to brave, to
affront.
Bravo, interl. bravo !
Bref, ve, adj. short.
Briller 1, v. n. to shine, io
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 brush.
Brouhaha, s. m. dapping.
Brouillard, s. m. fog, mist.
Brouiller 1, v. a. to throw inJto
confusion.
Bru, s. f. daugMer-inrlaw.
Bruit, s. m. noise, roaring^
news.
Brûler 1, t. a. to bmn.
Bureau, s. m. office.
But, s. m. end, aim, objed.
CA
CE
G for ce, Hm^ ihai, it.
Ça et la, hère and there.
Cabrioles, s. f. capers.
Cacher 1, y. a. to hide, io
conceal»
Cachet, s. m. aeal.
Cacheter 1, t. a. io seal.
Cachions, cond. êhould con-
ceal»
Cadavre, s. m. eorpse, dead
hody.
Cadence, s. f. triU.
Caisseï s. f. ehesiy box.
Calcul, s. m. ealeulation.
Calculer 1, y. a. to calcuUxU, Câllnerie, s. f. cc^oUry.
Calme, a^j. ccdm. [^peaae.
Calmer 1, t. a. to ecUm, ap- Camarades, m. & f. eomrade.
Campagne, s. f. country, (en pleine), in ihe
open Jidds. Candeur, s. f. candour.
Canon (tirer du) , tojire guns.
Capricieux, se, adj. capridous^ Car, conj.ybr, ûw, hecau8e.
Caractère, s. m. charactér.
Caractériser 1, y. a. to char-
acterize.
Caresse, s, f. ea/ress.
Caresser 1, y. a. to earess.
Carnation, s. f. compUanon.
Carosse, s. m. coach.
Carrière, s. f. ea/reer, quairry.
Carte, s. f. card.
Carton, s. m. paper-hox Cas, s. m. case.
(au), in case.
Cassé, part, past, broken.
Casser 1, y. a. io break.
Casseroles, s. f. saucerpans.
Catafalque, s. m. a lofty tomb
of sldte.
Cathédrale, s. f. ccdhedrcd, à Cause, de, on account of.
Causer 1, y. n. to talk, to
cause.
Ce, adj. dem. this^ tTiat, it.
Ce qui, ce que, what, that^
which.
Ceci, pron. dcm. this.
Céder 1, y. <o yidd, to give up.
Cela, pron. dem. that.
Célèbre, adj. ceUbrated.
Célébrer 1, y. a. to cdébrate.
Céleste, adj. cdestial.
Célestement, ady. céUstiaUy.
Celle, pron. dem. tJuU, the
one, she.
Celle-ci, this^ the latter.
Celles, pron. dem. tJiose.
ci, thèse, the latter.
là, those, the former.
Celui, pron . dcm . that, the one.
Celui-ci, this, the latter. \he.
Celui-là, celle-là, tAo^, tJie former.
Cent, num. adj. hundred.
Centaine, s. f. hundred.
Cependant, ady. however.
Cérémonie, s. f. ceremony.
Cerise, s. f. cherry.
Certain, e, adj. certain.
Certainement, ady. certainly.
Certes, ady. certainly.
Certitude, s. f. certainty.
Ces, adj. dem. tltese, those.
Cesse (sans), tcithaut intet'
mission.
Cesser 1, y. a. to cetue, to
leave off.
C^est, it iSj this is, that is.
C^est-à-dire, that is to say.
Cet, cette, adj. dem. this^
thai.
Ceux, pron. dem. those, thèse.
Ceux-ci, celles-ci, thèse, the
latter.
Ceux-là, celles-là, {hose^ the
former.
CH
Chacnn, e. pron. tach^ every
one.
Cbagrîn, s. in. ffrief, sorrow, se Chagriner, to be afflicUd, Chaîne, s. f. chain.
Chaise, s. f. chair.
Chaleur, s. jf. Iieat, Chambre, s. f. room.
Champ, s. m.Jield, ground,
(sur le), xmmeoUatdy.
Chance, s. f. luck^ fortune.
Chanceler 1, y. n. to waver,
tobe unsteady.
Changement, s. m. change.
Changer 1, y. a. to change.
Chanoine, s. m. canon.
Chanson, s. f, song.
Chant, s. m. song^ singing.
Chanter 1, y. a. to sing.
Chantier, s. m. wood-yard.
Chantonner 1, y. a. to hum^ io
tdl.
Chapelle, s. f. chapd.
Chaperon, s. m. companion.
Chapiteau, s. m. head.
Chaque, a^'. every, each.
Charger 1, y. a. to charge,
to load.
se , to take charge.
Charité, s. f, charity.
Charmant, e. adj. charming.
Charmer 1, y. a. to charm, to
solace.
Charpentier, s. m. carpenter, .Charrette, s. f, wagon.
Charron, s. m. whed-vjright.
Chasser 1, y. to hunt, to drive
away.
Château, s. m. castîe.
Châtiment, s. m. ptmishment.
Chatouiller 1, y. a. to ticfde.
Chef, s. m. chief.
Chemin, s. m. way, road.
■ faisant, on our way.
Cheminée, s. f, chimney.
Cheminer 1, y. n. to ^, fd watL Chêne, s. m. oak.
Cher, e, adj. dear.
Chèrement, ady. dearly.
Chercher 1, y. a. to seek^ ta
fetch'
(aller), to go for.
Chérir 2, y. a. to âuriêk.
Cheval, s. m. hxtrst ; pi. che-
yaux.
Cheval (à), on horsebach.
Chevalet, s. m. easèl.
Chevalier, s. m. knight.
Chez, prep. to, ai.
Chez moi, ai my houaet un£k
me.
elle, at her house.
lui, to, at his house.
Choississait 2, y. a. choaû.
Choix, s. f. choice.
Choisir 2, y. a. to choose.
Chose, s. f, thing.
Chrétien, s. m. Christian.
Chrétienne, s. f, Christian* Ciel, s. m. heaven, àky.
Cieux, s. m. pi. heaoen, sky, Cigarito, 8. m. smaU cigar.
Cinq, num. adj. jfîo«.
Cinquante, num. sÂj. Jifîy.
Circonscrit, e, pai*t. circui»-
scribed.
Circonstance, s. f. cireunk'
stance.
Cirer 1, y. a. to toax.
Citoyen, s. m. citizen.
Clair, e, adj. clear, bright.
Clairement, ady. deaHy.
Clair-obscur, s. m. light and
shade.
Clarté, s. f. light.
Classe, s. f. dosa.
Clavier, s. m..Jinger board.
Clef, s. f. key.
Climat, s. m. dimcUe* Cloche, s. f. bellm
co
CO
Clocher, s. m. steeple.
Cloître, s. m. converU, douter.
Clou, 8. m. ntUl, Cœur, s. m. heart.
Co^er 1, Y. a. to beat.
Coin, s. m. corner.
Colère, s. f. anger^ rage.
Collier, s. m. coUar^ necldace.
Colline, s. f. hiU.
Colonne, s. f. column.
Colorer 1, v. a. to colar.
Coloris, s. m. tint. [many.
Combien, adv. how much, how Combien de temps, how long.
Combler l,y .a.^oj^ZZ up,to load.
Comique, adj. eomic.
Commander 1, y. a. to corn-
mand.
Comme, adv. lUce as, how.
te voila fatigué, how
tired you are. \ning.
Commençant, p. près, begin- Commencement, s. m. beginr
ning.
Commencer 1, v. a. to begin.
Comment, adv. how.
Commentaire s. m. commerds.
Commis, part, committed.
— — , s. m. clerk.
Commode, adj. convenient.
Commodément, adv. conve-
nienûy.
Commun, e, adj. eommcm.
Communiquer 1, v. a. to corn-
municate.
Communicatif, ve, adj. eom-
municative.
Compagne, s. f. companion.
Compagnie, s. f. company.
Compagnon, s. m. companion Comparaison, s.f. comparison Comparer! v. a. to compare.
Compatriote, s. m. country-
man. [ingly.
Complaisamment, adv. obli^-
Complet) e, adj. complète.
Complément, s. m. compte^,
ment. [pletely.
Complètement, adv. corn- Compléter 1, v.a. to complète.
Complot, s. m. plot.
Comportement, s. m. corn/-
portment, behacior.
Composer 1, v. a. to compose.
Comprenais, t, imp. tmder*
stood. [standing.
Comprenant, p. près, und^a^ Comprendre 4, y. a. to undfT"
stand. [down, stijling.
Comprimant, j). près, putting Compris, part, understooa^
comprisèd.
Compromettre 4, v. a. to com^
promise, to expose, [mised.
Compromis, part, compro* Compter 1, v. a. to countp to
intend, to rdy.
Comte, s. m. count.
Comtesse, s. f. countess.
Concentrer 1, v. a. to concenr
traie.
Concert (de), together.
Concevoir 3, v. a. to eonceive.
Concourut, competed.
Concours, s. m. concurrence.
Conçu, pai*t. conceived.
Concurrent, s. m. competitor, Condesendance, s. f. conde*
scendence.
Condoléance, s. f. condolence.
Conduire 4, v. a. to coTiductf
to lead. [i'ng.
Conduisant, p. près, conduct" Conduisit, prêt, conducted.
, près, leads. [vior.
Conduite, s. f. condud, beha* Confesser 1, v. a. to confess.
Confiance, s.f. confidence, trust Confiant, e, adj. confiding.
Confier 1, v. a. to intrust to.
cx>
cx>
Confirmer 1, y. &.<o an^hm.
Confondre 4, Vea. io amfound.
Confas, e, adj. eonftued.
Congé, s. m. holtaay, leave,
/arewdL Connais, t, ▼. a. know, knows.
Connaissait, imp. knew.
Connaissance, s. f. €u:quaint'
once, hnowUdge, Connaissant,p.pres. knowing.
Connaître 4, y. a. to know, to
be €tcquainted with.
Connu, part, knovm.
Consacrer 1, y. a. to conse-
crate. [tive.
Consécutif, ye, adj. consecu- Consens, près. conseîU, Consentement, s. m. consent.
Consentir 2, y. a. to consent.
Conseryer 1, y. a. to préserve,
tokeep.
Considérer 1, y. a. to consider,
to esteem.
Consoler 1, y. a. to console.
Construit, e, part, construded Consulter 1, y. a. toconsidt.
Consumer 1, y. a. <o consume.
Conte, s. m. story, taie.
Conter 1, y. a. to relate.
Contempler 1, y. a. to conr
te/mplate.
Contenir 2, y. a. to cordain,
se , to he moderate.
Content, adj. contented. [tîon.
Contentement, s. m. satisfac' Contentent 1, y. a. are covtr
tent.
Contenter 1, y. a. to content,
satisfy.
Contient, près, contains.
Continuellement, adv. coTir
tinuaUy.
Continuer 1, y. a. to continue.
Contrainte, s. f. constraint.
Contraire, adj. contrary.
Contraire (an), on ihe eon^
trary.
Contrarier 1, y. a. to coniror
dict.
Contraste, s. m. contrast.
Contraster 1, y. a. fo contrast.
Contrats, s. m. contracts.
Contre, prep. against.
Contrefaire 4, y. a. to coun'
terjeit, [buted.
Contribuèrent 1, v. a. contri- Conyenir 2, y. n. to suit, to
izgree,
(en), io confess U,
Conserver 1, y.n. io préserve, se Conviennent, agrée.
Convient, près, suits, agrées.
Convive, s. m. guest. Copier 1, y. a. to copy.
Coquetterie, s. f. coquetry.
Cordialité, s. f. cordiality.
Corne, s. f. hom.
Corniche, s. f. comice.
Corps, s. 91. body.
Corriger 1, y. a. <o correct.
Côté, s. m. side.
'à), near, de), aside.
Coteau, s. m. hillf hiUocJe, Cou, s. m. neck, [sleep.
Coucher 1, y. to lie down, to 'se) , to go to bed, io set, \xi soleil, s. m. sunset.
Coude, s. m. dbow.
Coudrier, s. m. hazd-tree.
Couler 1, y. toflow, to run.
Couleur, s. f. color.
Coup, s. m. blow, ^— d'oeil, alance of tlie eye.
(tout a, or d'un), sud-
denly.
Coupable, adj. guilty.
Coupe-jarret, s. m. ctd-throat Couper 1, y. a. to eut.
Cour, s. f. court, yard.
CR
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Conragensement, adv. courageous. [ous.
Courageux, se. adj. courage-
Courait, imp. ran.
Courant, p. près, running, s.
m. current, [bent.
Courbé, part, overpawered.
Courir 2, t. n. io run, to be exposed, [tion.
Couronnement, s. m. eorona-
Couronner 1, y. a. to crovm.
Course, s. f. running.
Court, près. runa.
, adj. short.
Couru, part. run. *
Courut, courûmes, prêt. ran.
Couteau, s. m. knije.
Coûter 1, V. to eost.
Coutume, s. f. custom, habit.
Couvent, s. m. conoent.
Couvert, e, part, covered, , (à), under ahdter.
, s. m. platey place.
Couvrais, imp. covered.
Couvreur, s. m. roofer, slater.
Couvrez 1, v. a. cover.
Couvris, prêt, covered.
Crac, interj. crack.
Crai^ait, imi). feared.
Craignant, p. près, fearing.
Craignis, prêt, feared.
Craindre 4, v. a. to fear.
(à), to he feared.
Crains, craignez, près. fear.
Crainte, s. f. fear.
Craintif, ve, adj. fearful.
Craquer 1, v. n. to crack.
Crasseux, se, adj. dirty.
Créer 1, v. a. to create.
Creuser 1, v. a. to dig.
Crevasse, s. f. crevice, chink.
Crevé, part, cracked.
Cri, s. m. cry, shriek. [ing.
Criarde, adj. discordant, cry-
Cris (jeter aes), to utter cries.
Crier 1, v.n. tocryofd, shoui.
Critique, s. f. criticism.
Croches, s. f. quaver.
Crochet, s. m. hook.
Croire 4, v. a. to bdieve.
Crois, près, bdieve, grow.
, croissent, près. grow.
Croiser 1, v. a. to cross, to
cruise.
Croissaient, vmpMere growing Croix, s. f. cross j pain.
Croyais, imp. bdieved, thought Croyance, s. î.faitK bdief.
Croyant, p. près, believing.
Croyez, imper, bdieve.
Cru, part, bdieved; adj. raw.
Crucifix, s. m. cross.
Crurent, prêt, grew, bdieved.
Crus, crûmes, bdi^>ed, grew.
Cueillir 2, v. a. to gather.
Cueillis, cueillirent, gathered.
Cueillera, y. shaU gather.
Cuisine, s. f. kitchen.
Cuisinier, s. m. cook.
Cuit, e, part, cooked.
Cultiver 1, v, a. to cuUivaie.
Cupidon, s. m. cupid.
Curieux, se, adj. curions.
Curiosité, s. f. curiosUy.
Cygne, s. m. smm.
ly for de, prep. of from^
some.
Daigner 1, v. n. to deign, to
condescend.
Dame, s. f. lady.
Damner I, v. a. to damn.
Dangereusement, adv. dam-
gerously.
Dangereux, se, adj. danger-
ous.
Dans, prep. in, into, within.
Dater 1, v. a, to date.
Davantage, adv. more.
De, prep. of, from, by, some.
DE
Débarrasser 1, v. a. io gd rid
of, [strives.
Débat (se), près, struggles^ Débille, adj. weekly.
Déblayer 1, v. a. clear up»
Debout, adv. standing.
Décence, s. f, decency.
Décerner 1, v. a. io bestow.
Décider 1, v. a. to décide.
Déclarer 1, v. a. io dedare.
Décliner, y. io dedine^ de-
crease.
Décolorer 1, v. a. io discolor.
Décorateur, s. m, decoratar.
Découpée, part. Jhrmed.
Découper 1, v.a. io eut, eut up.
Décourager 1, y. a io disam-
rage.
Découyert, e« part, diacovered,
uneovered.
Découverte, s. f. discovery.
]>écouvrir 2, v. a. io discover,
io uncover.
Dedans (au or en), inwardîy.
Dédirai, y. a. shaU contradict.
Défaillance, s. LfaintingJU,
swoon.
Défaillir 2, y. a. io faird.
Défaire 4, y. a. io get rid of.
Défaut, s. VOL. fautif defeci.
Défendre 4, y. a. io défend,
forbid.
Définitivement, adj. definitely.
Défier 1, y. a. io defy.
Définir 2, v. a. io define, io détermine. [Jree.
Dégager 1, y. a. to redeem, io Dégrader 1, y. a. io dégrade,
io change.
Degré, s. m. degree, siep.
Dehors, prep. oui, oid ofdoors
(ïin), outwardly.
— j~^ — (6d), oui. without.
Déjà, adv. already.
Déjeûner 1, y. a. to hreakfoii.
s. m. hrectkfati.
Delà, au-delà, prep. beyond^
on thai êide. Délai, s. m. délay.
Délayer 1, y. a. io dilute.
Délibérer 1, y. n. to deliberaie.
Délicat, e, adj. ddicaU.
Délicatesse, s. f. deUcaey.
Délices, s. f. pi. pUasuTea^ de-
light.
Délicieux, se, adj. ddidous.
Délier 1, y. a. to untie.
Délit (en flagrant), s. m. in
ihe axi.
Délivrer 1, y. a. to ddiver.
Déloger 1, y. a. to remoi>e.
Demain, sîdy. io-morrow.
Demande, s. f. daim, demand « Demander 1, y. a. to ask, io
aakfor.
Démarche, s. f. siep, adion,
proceeding. [aeparate.
Démêler 1, y. a. to unjold, io se Démener 1, y. a. to exert
one^s sdf.
Démentirais 2, y. a. shaU deny.
Demeure, s. f. dweUing.
Demeurer 1, to lioe, Sodl, r^ Demi, e, adj. hàlf. \main.
(à), hdf.
Demoiselle, s. f. young lady.
Démolie, part, demolished.
Démolisseur, s.m. demolisher.
Démon, s. m. démon.
Démonter 1, y. a. to iake off.
Denier, 8.in.denanus,penny^
weight.
Dent, s. m. iooth.
Dentelle, s. f. lace. Dénué, adj. destituie.
Dépait, s. m. departure.
Dépasser 1, y. a. iogo beyond.
Dépêcher 1, y. a. to kurry.
Dépendre 4, y. n. to dépend»
Dépenser 1, y. a. to ispend.
