partie, -s, f., part, game

partout, everywhere.

parut, appeared.

pas, m., step; de ce — , immedi-

ately ; à deux — , very near.

pas, not.

passé, m., past.

pass-er, to pass ; -a, -ait, -èrent,

-é, -ée, passed ; se — erait, would

happen; -ant, passing; -erez,

will happen or pass.

patron, -ne, patron saint.

patronale, of the patron saint.

pâturage, m., pasture.

pauvre, -s, m., poor.

pa-ya, paid ; -yer, to pay.

pays, m., country.

paysan, -s, -ne, peasant.

peau, -x, f., skin.

péché, -s, m. , sin.

peine, -s, f., penalty, trouble, sor-

row; à — , scarcely; grand' — ,

painfully, with much trouble.

peint, -e, -s, painted.

pèlerin, -s, m., pilgrim.

pencha, bent over; se — er, to

bend over.

pendant, during, while.

pendre, to hang ; fit — , had hung.

péniblement, painfully.

pens-a, -ait, -aient, -ais, -èrent,

-é, -ée, thought; -era, -eras, will

think; -ez, think; -ant, think-

ing; -er, to think.

pensée, -s, f., thought.

pension, t., pension, board.

perch-a, -ê t perched; -er, toperch.

perd-e, may lose; -rais, would

lose; -it, -u, lost; -re, to lose, père, -s, m., father.

péril, m., péril.

pér-ir, to perish; -i, -issaient,

-irent, perished; -irons, -iras,

will perish.

perm-et, allows ; -ettait, -ettaient,

-is, -it, allowed; -ettre, to allow.

perpendiculaire, -s, perpendicular.

perpétuel, -le, perpétuai, constant.

personne, -s, f., person; ne — ,

nobody.

persuader, to persuade.

perte, f., loss.

petit, -e, -s, small, little, little one ;

— à — , little by little.

peu, little, few ; à — près, nearly.

peur, f., fear; avoir —, to be

afiraid.

peu-t, -x, -vent, can, may.

peut-être, perhaps, piaffant, stamping.

pie, f., magpie.

pièce, -s, f . , pièce ; — d'eau, pond ;

en — , torn.

pied, -s, m.,foot.

pierre, f., stone; — de taille, eut

stone, block. piété, î.,piety, pieu-se, -x, pions.

pin, m., pine tree.

piqué, stung, offended.

pire, worse.

pistolet, -s, m.,pistol.

pitié, f., pity.

pla-ca, -ce, -cée, placed; -cer, to

place or put.

place, f., place, spot.

plage, f., beach.

plai-gnait, pitied, complained ;

•ndre, to pity or complain.

plainte, -s, f., complaints.

plaire, to phase ; se — sait, pleased,

took pleasure in ; -ra, willpîease.

plaisir, m., pleasure. [still.

plan, m., plan; resta en — , stood planche, f., board.

plat, flat.

plat, in., dish.

plein, -e, -s, fuU; tout — , plenty.

pleur-ait, -aient, -a, -é, wept ; -er, pleurs, in., tears. [to weep.

plis, m., folds.

plong-er, to plunge; -eaient,

plunged.

pluie, f., rain.

plume, -s, i.,feather, pen.

plupart, greater part, most.

plus, more ; non — , neither ; — tôt,

sooner.

plusieurs, several.

pl-ut, -u, pleased; -ût, mightplease.

plutôt, rather.

poche, -s, f., pocket.

poétique, poetical.

poignet, in., wrist.

point, m., point; ne . . . — , not at

ail ; — du jour, dawn.

poitrine, f., chest.

politesse, f., politeness.

pommeau, m., knob, pummel.

pompe, f.,pomp.

pond-aient, were laying ; -re, to

lay.

pont, m., bridge, deck.

porcelaine, f., china; — peinte,

decorated china.

porte, f., door.

portemanteau, m., satchel.

port-er, to carry or wear; se — er, to be ; -ait, -iez, -ait, -aient, -a t -èrent, carried, wore; -é, -ée, carried, worn; -eras, -era, will carry ; -ez, -e, carry ; -ant, caiTying, bearing, wearing.

porteur, m., bearer.

portier, m., porter.

pos-a, -ée, -é, put, laid; se — er, to alight, put, lay.

poss-édait, -éda, -édé, owned; -ède, owns; -éder, to own.

possible, possible ; tout son — , ail in herpower.

potage, m., soup.

poudr-ait, powdered; -er, to powder.

poudre, f ., powder.

poudreu-se, -x, dusty.

poulain, m., coït.

poule, f., hen.

pour, for, in order to ; — peu, if.

pourquoi, why.

pourr-aient, -ait, -ais, could, would be able to ; -ez, -ont, will be able to.

poursuiv-ait, -it, -i, pursued, haunted; -ant, pursuing f haunting ; -issent, may haunt.

pourtant, however.

pouss-a, -é, -ée, pushed, urged, uttered; -er, to push, urge, or

poussins, m., chickens. lutter.

poussière, f., dust.

poussiéreuse, dusty.

pouv-ait, -aient, -ions, could, were able; -ez, -ons, can, are able; -ant, being able ; -oir, to be able.

précédent, -s, -e, preceding.

prêch-ait, preached ; -er, topreach.

précieu-se, -ses, -x, precious.

VOCABULARY

précipitamment, hurriedly.

précipit-é, -6s, -èrent, rushed,

flung ; -er, to rush or fling.

précision, f ., précision, préfér-ait, preferred; -ât, might

prefer; -er, to prefer; préfère,

prefers.

préférence, f ., préférence.

prélat, m., priest.

prem-ier, -ière, first; -ièrement,

firstly.

pren-ait, took; -ez, -ds, take; -ant,

tàking ; -dre, to take; -drait,

would take ; -dra, will take.

prépar-a, -ait, prepared; -er, to

prépare.

préparatif, -s, m., préparations.

près, — de, near ; à peu — , nearly ;

pas à beaucoup — , not by far;

de — , close by.

présence, t., présence.

présent-a, -é, -èrent, presented;

-er, to présent; -es, présent.

présentation, f . , présentation.

présents, m., gifts.

préserver, to keep or préserve.

presque, nearly, almost.

press-é, hurried; -er, to hurry, to

press.

prêt, -e, -s, ready.

prétendants, m., pretenders.

prétend-ez, prétend; -re, to prétend ; -u, -irent, pretended.

prêt-er, to lend; -erait, would lend.

prétexte, m., pretext, excuse.

prêtre, m., priest.

pri-a, -ait, -aient, -èrent, -é, -ée,

prayed, begged; -e, -ez, beg,

pray ; -ant, begging or praying ;

-er, to beg or pray ; ne se fit pas

prier, needed no coaxing.

prière, -s, f ., prayer.

prieur, m.,prior.

primiti-f, -ve, primitive.

prince, m., prince.

princesse, f . , princess.

printemps, m., spring.

pris, taken.

prisonnier, m., prisoner.

prit, look.

prix, m., price; à — , a price has

been set upon; de — , costly.

prochain, -e, next.

procur-a, -ait, -é, procured; -es,

procures ; -er, to procure ; -era,

will procure.

prodige, m., miracle, marvel.

prodigieuse, prodigious.

profit-a, profited, took advantage;

-er, to take advantage.

profond, -e, deep; -ément, deeply.

profondeur, f., depth.

proie, î.,prey.

projet, -s, m., plan.

promenade, f., walk.

promen-er, se — , to take a walk; se

— ait, walked; se promène, walks.

promesse, f., promise.

promet-s, -tez, promise; -tait,

promised ; -tant, promising ;

-tre, to promise.

prom-is, -ises, -it, promised.

promptement, promptly.

promptitude, f ., promptness, prononc-é, -es, pronounced; -er,

to pronounce.

propag-ea, propagated; -er, to

propagate.

prophète, m. , prophet.

propos, à — , by the way f suitable.

propos-a, proposed; -er, to propose.

proposition, f., proposai.

propre, clean, own.

propriété, f., property.

prot-éger, to protect ; -ègerai, will

protect.

protester, to protest; -a, pro~

tested.

prouv-e, proves; -ez, prove; -er,

to prove.

pu, been àble (from pouvoir), publique, public.

puis, then.

puiser, to draw.

puisque, since.

puissance, î.,power; toute—, al-

mightiness.

puissant, -e, powerfuh puisse, can, may.

puits, m., xcell.

punition, f., punishment.

pureté, f., purity.

pût, could, might be able.

quadrupède, m., quadruped.

qualité, f., quality.

quand, when ; — même, anyhow.

quant à, as for, conceming.

quantité, f., quantity.

quatre, four.

quatrième, fourth.

que, whom, than, how, which, as;

ne . . . — , only, but.

quel, -le, -s, which, what.

quelque, -s, some, a few.

questionn-a, -aient, -èrent, ques-

tioned; -er, to question.

queue, f., tail, pigtail.

qui, who, which, that.

quiconque, whoever.

quinze, fifteen.

quinzième, fifteenth.

quitt-a, -ait, -aient, -èrent, -é, -ée, left ; -er, to leave ; -e, -ez, leave ; -erez, will leave.

raccommod-e, mends; -é, -ait,

mended; -er, to mend.

racheter, to redeem.

racl-a, -é, scraped ; -er, to scrape ;

-eraient, would scrape.

racont-a, -ait, -é, told; -era,

-eront, will tell; -er, to tell;

-ant, telling.

raide, stiff. [right.

raison, f . , reason ; avoir — , to be raisonnable, reasonable.

rallonger, to lengthen. rama, rowed ; -er, to row.

ramass-a, -é, picked up; -er, to

pick up or gather.

ramp-ant, crawling ; -er, to crawl.

rapide, fast ; -ment, quickly.

rapidité, f., speed.

rappel-a, remembered ; se — er, to

remember, recall.

rapport-er, tell, report, bring in;

-e, pays.

rapproch-er, to bring together;

-ait, drew near.

rarement, seldom.

ras, short ; à — , level with.

rasoir, m., rasor.

rassasier, to sate.

rassembla, assembled; -er, to assemble.

rattrap-er, to catch up or make up ;

-erait, would recover or catch.

ravin, m., ravine.

ravissant, -e, charming.

ravissement, m., rapture.

rayon, -s, m., ray, beam.

rebours, à — , wrong end foremost.

VOCABULARY

re-cevoir, to receive; -cevra, will receive ; -cevrait, wouid receive ; -çoit, receives; -çu, received.

recherche, f., search.

réclam-ât, might claim; -er, to daim; -erait, would claim.

récolte, f., harvest.

recommand-ant, recommending ; -er, to recommend.

recommen-çait, -ça, began again; -çant, beginning again; -ce, begun again ; -cer, to begin again,

récompens-e, rewards; -er, to renard.

recondui-t, led back, escorted ; -re, to lead back, to escort.

reconn-ais, -aissez, acknowledge ; -aîtfe, to acknowledge, to recognize; -attrait, would acknowledge or recognize; -aissant, recognizing ; -aissait, -ut, -u, recog nized, acknowledged.

reconnaissance, f., gratitude,

reconnaissant, -e, grateful,

recouvr-é, recovered; -er, to recover.

recueill-is, gathered, grave; -ir, to gather, to be grave.

reçu, -e, -rent, -t, received.

recul-a, drew back; -er, to draw back.

Rédempteur, m., Savior.

redire, to repeat, to gainsay, to say against.

redoutable, redoubtable.

redrees-a, straightened ; -er, to straighten.

rédui-t, -s, reduced; -xe,to reduce.

r5fléch-ir, to reflect or think; -i,

• -issait, rejlected; -irait, would think or reflect.

réflexion, -s, f., reflections.

réform-er, to reform; -é, -a, re»

formed.

réfugi-é, -ée, sheltered; se — er, to

take refuge.

refus, m., refusai.

refus- a, -ait, -é, -èrent, refused;

-er, to refuse.

regagner, to regain.

regard, in., glance.

regarda, -é, -ée, -ait, -aient,

-èrent, looked; -ez, -ent, look;

-er, to look; -ant, looking, règle, -s, f., rule, ruler.

réglée, settled.

régn-ait, reigned; -er, to reign.

règne, m., reign.

regret, -s, m., regret; à — , re-

gretfully.

regrett-ait, -aient, -é, regretted;

-er, to regret; -e, -ez, regret;

-ant, regretting.

reine, f., queen, rejoindre, to rejoin.

réjouissance, -s, f . , rejoicings.

réjou-it, rejoices; se — ir, to re*

joice.

rélégu-a, banished; -er, to ban»

ish.

relev-a, raised, picked up; -er, to

raise.

religieusement, religiously.

relique, f., relie.

relui-sait, was shining; -re, to

shine.

remarqu-a, -é, -èrent, noticed; -e,

-ez, notice; -er, to notice or re-

mark.

remarquable, remarkable.

remboursement, reimbursement.

remède, m., remedy.

remerci-a, -ait, -6, -èrent, thanked;

-er, to thank.

remercîments, m., thanks.

rem-ettait, -it, -is, handed, put

back; -ettre, to hand or put

back ; se — ettre, to recover.

remont-a, mounted again; -er, to

mount again.

remontrance, -s, f., remonstrances.

remplacer, to replace.

remport-er, to win ; -é, voon.

rend-ez, -s, give back, surrender;

-ait, -it, -u, -irent, gave back,

surrendered; -re, Jo give back,

surrender, retum ; -ra, wïll give

back.

rendez-vous, m., tryst.

renomm-6, -ée, -6s, renowned.

rentr-er, to corne in again; -a, -é,

reëntered; -ant, reêntering.

renvers-a, overturned ; -er, to over-

turn.

renverse, à la — , backward.

renvoy-a, -é, -ée, dismissed; -er,

to dismiss.

répand-e, scatter; -it, -u, scat-

tered ; se — re, to scatter.

repas, ni., meal.

repent-ait, -i, repented; -ir, to

repent; -ant, repenting or repentant.

repentir, m., repentance.

répét-ait, -é, repeated; -er, to

repeat; -ant, repeating.

repla-ça, replaced; -cer, to replace.

répliqu-a, retorted; -er, to retort.

replis, m., coils.

répond-ait, -it, -irent, answered; . -s, -ez, answer; -re, to answer;

-ant, answering.

réponse, f., answer.

repos, m., rest.

repos-er, se — , to rest ; -ait, èrent,

rested.

repr-endre, to résume, to take back ;

-it, -irent, resumed, took back.

reprises, f., occasions, times.

reproche, -s, m., reproach.

reproch-ait, reproached; -er, to

reproach.

réserv-ait, reserved; -er, to reserve.

résister, to resist.

résolu -t, -rent, resolved.

respectueusement, respectfully.

respir-aient, -é, breathed; -er, to

breathe, resplendissant, -e, resplendent.

ressentiment, m., resentmatt.

ressentir, to feel, to expérience.

resserrer, to lighten.

rest-a, -é, -ée, -ait, -èrent, re-

mained; -er, to remain; -erai,

will remain.

reste, m., remainder.

résultat, m., resuit.

reten-ant, restraining; -ir, to re-

strain; -u, -ue, restrained.

retir-a, -aient, withdrew; -é, with-

drawn; -e, withdraws; -ant, re-

tiring, withdrawing ; se — er, to

retire.

retire-toi, withdraw, get thee behind

me.

retour, m., retum.

retourn-a, -èrent, returned; -er, to

retum.

retraite, f., retreat.

retrouv-a, -ée, found again; -er,

to find again.

réussi, -t, succeeded; -r, to suc-,

ceed.

VOCABULARY

réveill-a, -é, -ée, -6s, awakened;

se — er, to awaken.

révél-er, to reveal ; -ez, reveal ; -a,

revealed.

reven-ir, to corne back; -u, -ue,

-us, returned; reviens, corne

back; revint, came back, revêtu, -e, clad.

revisit-a, revisited; -er, to re~

visit.

revoir, to see again; au — , hope

to see you again, good-by.

revoyant, seeing again.

Rhin, m., Rhine.

ri-ant, laughing ; -aient, laughed ;

-re, to laugh; -ez, laugh.

ricanement, m., snicker.

riche, -s, rich.

ridé, -es, wrinkîed.

ridicule, ridicuious.

rien, nothing.

rieur, laughing.

rire, m., laughter.

risque, m., risk.

rivalis-aient, strove ; -er, to strive ;

-ant, striving or rivaling.

robe, f., dress.

rocher, m., rock.

roi, m., king.

roide, stiff.

romance, f., ballad.

romp-re, to break ; -u, broken.

rondeur, f., roundness.

ronger, to gnavo.

rose, pink.

rosée, f., dew.

rosière, f., winner ofthe rose.

rôti, m., roast.

rouge, red.

roug-issant, blushing ; -it, blushed ;

-ir, to blush.

rouler, to roll.

route, f., road; en — , on the way.

rouvr-aient, reopened; -ir, to open

again.

roy-al, -aie, -aux, royal.

royaume, m., kingdom.

ruban, m., ribbon.

rudement, rudely, roughly.

rue, -s, f., street.

rugissements, m., roars.

ruine, -s, f., ruin.

ruiné, ruined.

ruisseau, m., brook.

ruse, f., trick.

sa, his, her.

sable, m., sand.

sac, m., bag.

sachant, knowing.

sacrifier, to sacrifice.

sage, -s, voise.

saint, -e, saint, holy.

sainteté, f., holiness.

sai-s, know; -t, knows.

sais-i, -it, seized; -ir, to seize.

salade, f., salad.

salaire, m., salary.

sal-ir, to soil ; is, soiled.

salle, f., hall ; — à manger, din~

ing room.

salu-a, greeted; -er, to greet.

salut, m., salvation, boxo.

sang, m., blood; sang-froid, m., coolness.

sans, without.

santé, f., health.

satanique, Satanic.

satisfaire, to satisfy.

sau-ra, -ront, will know; -rais,

would know.

saut, m.fjump.

saut-a, jumped ; -er, to jump.

sauv-a, -é, -6e, -es, saved; -er, to save;

se — er, to run away; -ez, save.

sauvage, -s, wild.

Sauveur, m., Savior.

sav-ait, -aient, -ais, kn'ew; -ent,

-ons, know ; -oir, to know.

savant, m., learned man.

sceptre, m., scepter.

scintill-aient, shone; -er, to shine

or twinkle.

scrupuleu-se, -x, scrupulous.

se, one's self.

secourez, heîp ; -ir, to help.

secours, m., help.

Seigneur, m., Lord, my lord.

séjour, m., sojourn.

sel, m., sait.

selle, f., saddle.

sell-é, saddled; -er, to saddle.

semaine, -s, f., week. sembla, -ait, -aient, seemed; -e,

-ez, seem ; -ant, seeming.

semblant, m. , appearance ; fit — ,

made believe.

semblable, similar, like.

sens, m., direction.

sentinelle, f., sentinel.

sent-ir, to feel; -it, -ait, -i, felt;

-ant, feéling.

séparer, to separate.

sept, seven.

septième, seventh.

ser-a, -ai, -as, -ons, -ez, -ont, will

be ; -ais, -ait, -ions, -iez, -aient, serrure, f . , lock. [would be.

serv-ant, serving ; -it, served; -ez,

serve ; se — ant, using ; se — i,

se — it, se — aient, made use of.

servante, f . , servant.

serviable, -s, obliging.

service, m., service, dishes.

serviteur, -s, m., servant.

ses, his, her, its.

seul, -e, alone, single.

sévère, severe.

si, 80, if, y es.

siècle, -s, m., century.

siège, m., siège, seat.

siéger, to sit ; -eait, was sitting.

sien, le — , his ; la — ne, hers.

siffl-a, whistled ; -er, to whistle.

sifflement, m., whistling.

signe, m., sign. [-erez, will sign.

sign-er, to sign; -ez, sign; -erai,

signifi-ait, -aient, meant; -e,

means; -er, to mean.

signification, f., meaning.

silencieu-x, -se, silent; -sèment,

silently.

sillonn-a, furrowed; -er, tofurrow.

six, six; -ième, sixth.

soi, self.

soie, î.ySilk.

soif, f., thirst.

soigner, to take care of.

soir, -s, m., evening.

soirée, f ., ail evening long, a party.

soi-t, -ent, may be, be.

solaire, solar.

soldat, m., soldier.

soleil, m., sun.

solennel, -le, solemn.

solide, -s, solid.

solitaire, lonely.

somme, f., sum.

sommes, are.

sommet, m., summit.

somptueux, sumptuous.

son, his, her, its.

son, m., sound.

songe, m., dream.

VOCABULARY

8<rag-er, to dream, think; -é,

thought; -eant, thinking.

sonn-e, rings; -er, to ring, sont, are.

sort, m., lot, spell.

sorte, -s, f., kind.

sort-ir, to go ont ; -it, -irent, -ais,

went out ; -i, -ie, -is, gone ont.

sou, -s, in., penny.

souffl-ait, blew; -er, to blow; -é,

prompted.

soufflet, m., slap.

souffr-aient, -ait, -it, suffered ; -ent,

-e, suffer; -ir, to suffer; -ant,

suffering.

souffrance, -s, f., suffering.

soulag-er, to relieve; -é, relieved.

soulier, -s, m., shoe.

soup-a, supped ; -er, to sup.

soupçonn-ait, suspected; -er, to

suspect.

soupe, f ., soup.

soup-ir, m., sigh.

soupir-ait, sighed; -er, to sigh.

source, f., source, spring.

souri-ant, smiling; -re, to smile;

-it, smiled.

souris, f., mouse.

sous, under.

soutenir, maintain, sustain; -int,

maintained.

souven-ez, remember; -ir, to re-

member.

souvenir, m., remembrance.

souvent, often.

souverain, m., sovereign.

souviens, remember.

soy-ez, -ons, may be, let us oe, be.

spectre, m., ghost.

spirituelle, spiritual^ witty, intelligent.

splendeur, -s, f., splendor.

stupéfait, amazed, stupefied.

stupide, -s, stupid.

sub-ir, to endure; -ît, should

undergo.

subite, -s, sudden.

succulent, -e, -s, savory.

suffisante, sufficient.

suff-it, -isait, sufficed; -ire, to

suflice.

suffrage, -s, m., vote.

suis, am.

suite, f., escort; de — , immedi-

ately.

suiv-ant, -ante, following ; -ait,

-it, -irent, -i, followed ; -rai, will

follow ; -re, to follow.

sujet, m., subject.

supérieur, -e, superior.

suppli-a, entreated; -er, to en-

treat.

support-a, endured; -er, to endure.

suppos-e, suppose. sur, on, upon.

sûr, -e, sure ; -ement, surely.

sûreté, f., security.

surlendemain, m., day after to-

morrow.

surnaturel, -le, supernatural.

surpr-end, surprises; -endre, to

surpnse ; -is, -ise, -it, surprised.

sursaut, m., start; en — , with a

start.

surtout, especially, above ail.

suspend-aient, -u, -us, suspended;

-re, to suspend.

sût, knew.

sympathie, f., sympathy.

tabac, m., tobacco.

tablette, -s, f., shelf, tablet.

taille, f., stature, waist.

tailleur, m., tailor.

taire, se — , to be silent.

tant, so muchy so many.

tantôt, awhiîe ago, presently.

tapis, m., carpet.

taquiner, to tease.

tard, late.

tarde, il me — , I long.

tar-ie, dry ; -ir, to dry.

tâter, to feel.

tel, -le, -s, such a; -lement, so.

témoign-a, bore witness; -er, to bear witness.

témoignage, m., testimony.

témoin, m., witness.

tempête, f., tempest.

temps, m., time, weather.

ten-ait, held; -ant, holding; -ez, hold, hère ; -ir, to hold ; se tenait les côtes, held his sides.

tend-re, to hold out; -it, held out.

tendre, tender; -ment, tenderly.

tentation, f., temptation.

tent-er, to tempt; -e, tempts; -é, tempted.

terre, f., earth,ground> land,property.

terreur, f., terror.

tête, f., head.

téter, to suckle.

tien, le — , thine ; la — ne, thine.

tien-drez, will hold; -s à, am anxious; -s, well.

timidement, shyly.

tir-a, -é, -ée, pulled ; -er, to pull.

titre, m., title.

toi, thee, thyself.

toile, f., linen.

toilette, f., toilet.

toit, m., roof.

tombe,/., grave.

tomb-er, to fall; -a, -èrent, fell;

-é, -ée, fallen.

ton, m., tone.

ton, thy.

tonnerre, m., thunder.

tord-ait, twisted ; se — ait de rire,

was laughing heartily.

tort, wrong.

touch-a, -é, -ée, -aient, touched;

-er, to touch.

toujours, ahoays, anyway.

tour, -s, m., trick, turn; f., tower;

à double — , double lock.

tourment-ait, -é, -ée, tormented;

-e, torments ; -er, to torment.

tourn-a, -é, -ée, -èrent, turned;

-ant, turning ; se — er, to turn.

tournée, f., en — , on the rounds.

tous, ail ; — deux, both.

tout, -e, -s, ail ; — à coup,

suddenly; — de suite, right

away.

tra-ça, -çait, -ce, -cée, traced; -cer,

to trace.

trahir, to betray.

trahison, f., treason.

traîn-ant, dragging ; -er, to drag.

traitements, m., treatment.

trait-er, to treat; -a, -ait, treated.

traîtreusement, treacheronsly, trai-

torously.

tranch-a, eut; -er, to eut; -ant,

cutting.

tranche, f., slice.

tranquille, quiet; -ment, quietly.

transport, -s, m., raptures.

transport-er, to carry ; -èrent, car-

ried.

trav-ail, -aux, m., work*

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travaill-er, worked; -a, -ait,

-aient, -6, worked; -e, works;

-ant, working.

travailleur, m., worker.

travers, à — , through.

traversée, f., crossing.

travers-er, to cross ; -a, -ait, -aient,

-èrent, -6, crossed ; -era, vnll

cross.

trembl-er, to tremble; -a, -ait, -é,

trembled; -e, -ez, tremble; -ant,

trembling.

trempée, dipped, soaked.

trente, thirty.

très, very.

trésor, -s, m., treasure.

tress-er, to weave ; -ait, wove.

tribunal, m., tribunal, court.

triché, cheated.

tricotait, knitted.

triomphe, m., triumph.

triste, sad; -ment, sadly.

trois, third; -ième, third.

tromp-é, deceived, mistaken; -ez,

deceive ; -er, to deceive.

tronc, m., trunk.

trône, m., throne.

trop, too muchy too many, too.

trou, m M hole.

trouble, m., émotion.

troubl-é, troubled; -er, to trouble.

troupe, f., troop.

trouv-a,-é, -ée, -es, -ait, -aient, -èrent,

found; -e, -es, -ez, -ons, find;

-erons, -era, -eras, -erez, -erai,

-eront, willflnd; -erais, would

flnd.

tu-a, -é, -ée, -es, -èrent, kïlled;

-e, -ez, kill; -erait, would kill;

-er, to kill.

un, -e, a, an, one.

uni, smooth.

uniforme, m., uniform.

unique, only, sole.

usa, s' — , wore out.

usage, m., use, custom.

utile, -s, useful.

va, is going.

vache, -s, f., cow.

vague, f., wave.

vain, vain ; -ement, vainly.

vainc-u, -ue, conquered; -re, to

conquer.

vais, am going.

val-ait, -aient, were worth; -ez,

are worth; -oir, to be worth;

valait mieux, was better.

valise, f., valise.

vallée, f., valley.

vassaux, m., vassals.

vaste, wide.

vau-drait, would be worth; -x,

am worth.

veau, m., calf.

vécut, lived.

veille, f., evc, day before, velours, m. , velvet.

ven-ait, -aient, came; -u, -ue,

corne ; -ir, to corne ; -ez, corne ;

fit venir, sent for.

vend-ait, -it, -u, -us, sold; -s, sell;

-re, to sell ; -ant, selling.

vendredi, m., Friday.

veng-er, to avenge; -é, avenged;

-erait, would avenge.

vent, m., wind.

verr-ons, -a, will see ; -aient, would

see.

vers, toward.

vers-ées, poured; -er, to pour.

vert-pomme, apple-green.

vertu, f., virtue.

vertueu-se, -x, virtuous.

veste, f ., vest.

vêtements, m., garments.

vêt-u, -ue, clad; -ir, to clothe.

veuille, may be willing.

veu-t, -x, wishes, wants; veut bien,

is willing.

viande, -s, f., méat.

vide, -s, empty.

vie, f., life.

vieil, -le, old, old person.

vieillard, m., old man.

vien-s, -t, -nent, corne; -drait,

would corne ; -dras, -dront, will

corne.

Vierge, Virgin.

vieux, old.

vi-f, -ve, lively.

vigne, f., vine.

vigoureu-se, -x, strong ; -sèment,

vigorously.

vilain, -e, horrid.

villageois, m., villager.

ville, f., town, city.

vin, m., vaine.

vingt, twenty.

vin-t, -rent, came.

visage, -s, m., face.

visit-er, to visit; -é, -ée, -ait,

visited.

vi-t, -rent, saw.

vite, fast, quickly.

viv-ait, lived; -rait, would live;

-rons, will live ; -re, to live.

vivant, -e, -s, living, alive.

vœu, m., vow, wish.

voici, hère is, hère are.

voilà, there is, there are.

voile, m., veil; — , f., saïl.

voi-r, to see ; -s, see ; -t, sees.

voisin, -e, -s, neighbor.

voisin, -e, neighboring.

voisinage, m., neighborhood, vi-

cinity.

voiture, f., carriage. voix, f ., voice ; à haute — , aloud ;

de vive —, by word of moulh.

vol, m., flight, theft.

vol-é, -ée, stolen; -ait, stole; -er,

to steal.

volet, m., shutter.

voleu-r, -se, thief.

volonté, f., wish, will.

vont, are going.

vos, your.

votre, your.

vôtre, le, yours.

vou-dra, -drez, will wish; -drait,

-drais, -driez, would wish, want ;

lut, -lurent, -lait, -laient, -lu,

-lue, wished; -Ions, -lez, wish;

-loir, to want, wish; -laient

bien, were willing; -lant, wish-

ing.

vous, you.

voyage, m., journey.

voyag-ea, -é, -ée, traveled; -er,

to travel.

voyageurs, m., travelers.

voy-ant, seeing ; -ez, -ons, see.

vrai, -e, -s, true, real ; dit — , told

the truth ; -ment, truly.

vu, seen, as; — que, providing,

considering.

vue, f., view.

y, there, ofit.

yeux, m., eyes.

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