partie, /., part

partir, to depart, set out, proceed, start; come off, get loose ; à — de, from ... on.

quite

partout, everywhere; — ailleurs, anywhere else.

parut, see paraïtre.

parvenir, to arrive, reach; — à (followed by an infinitive), succeed in; y—, succeed in doing it.

parvint, see parvenir.

pas, "”., pace, step, stride; aller au —, to keep step, march in time.

pas, adv., any, not any, no, not ; ne ...—, not.

passage, 77., Way; SUT 8s0n —-, when she passed.

passant, #7., passer-by.

passé, —e, past, last.

passé, #., past.

passer, to pass, go through, go by, spend; be looked upon; become; — à gué, ford; se —, take place.

passion, /., passion, eagerness.

passionné, —e, passionate.

patelin, —e, wheed)ing, hypocritical.

paternel, -le, paternal, fatherly.

patois, #., dialect.

patrouille, j., patrol.

patte, /., paw, leg, foot.

pâture, /., pasture.

pâturer, to graze; eat.

paupière, /., eyelid.

pauvre, poor.

pauvreté, j., poverty.

pavage, ":., pavement.

pavillon, #., bell, big end {of a trumpet).

pavot, #1., poppy.

payer, to pay, pay off.

payeur, "1, pay.

pays, #., country, land, region.

paysage, 71., landscape.

paysan, 71. peasant.

paysan, -ne, of the peasants.

peau, f., skin.

pécari, m., pecary, Merican LOS

péché, #1, sin.

pêcher, to fish.

pécheresse, j., sinner.

peindre, to paint.

peine, /., pain, sorrow, trouble; à —, scarcely, hardly; avec —, with difficulty; à grand’ —, with great difculty.

peiner, to toil hard.

peint, —e, see peindre.

peintre, #1, painter.

peinture, /., painting, picture.

pelage, #:7., coat, color of the hair.

peler, to peel, strip.

pelote, j., ball; pincushion.

penché, -e, leaning, stooping.

pencher, to bend; se —, bend, lean, stoop.

pendant, during, for; — que, while.

pendre, to hang, be suspended.

pendu, -e, hanging.

pendu, "1, person who has committed suicide by hanging.

pénétrer, to penetrate, enter.

pénible, painful, difficult.

péniblement, painfully, with difficulty.

pensée, /., thought.

penser, to think; — à, think of.

pente, /., slope, declivity.

percée, /., opening.

percer, to pierce, cut.

perche, /., rod; rib, stick.

perché, -e, perched, situated.

perchoir, #7., roost.

perdre, to lose.

perdu, —e, lost; waste; scattered, out of the way.

père, »., father.

péril, #., danger.

période, /., period.

périr, to perish.

perle, j., pearl.

perlé, —e, adorned with pearls.

VOCABULARY

permettre, to permit, allow.

perron, 7., stOOp.

persienne, /., outside shutter.

personnage, #1, personage, person.

personne, /., person; body, no one.

persuader, to persuade.

peser, to weigh.

pétale, "., petal.

petit, —e, little, small, minute.

petit, #7.; petite, /., little one.

petite-fille, /., grand-daughter.

petite-main, /., dressmakers apprentice.

peu, little, but little, few; not very; hardly; un — or quelque — (before adj), somewhat; assez —, but little, not very hard; — de chose, very little; à — près, almost.

peur, /., fear; de — de, for fear; avoir —, to be afraid; faire —, frighten.

peut-être, perhaps.

peux, see pouvoir.

phare, #1, light-house.

photographie, j., photograph.

phrase, /., sentence.

physionomie, j., physiognomy, face.

piaffer, to paw the ground.

piailler, to chirp, twitter.

piaulement, #1, chirping, clucking.

pic, #1, peak.

pièce, /., piece, room.

pied, »., foot.

piège, ., trap.

piégeur, »., trapper.

piémontais, -e, Piedmontese, of Piedmont.

pierre, /., stone, rock.

pierreu-x, -se, stony, stone.

piétinement, #1, trampling.

piétiner, to trample.

pignon, m., gable.