DES MOTS CONTENUS DANS CET OUVRAGE
jibaisaer , ▼; a. to lower , fig. to hamble.
Abandon f m. an abandonmeot»
Abandonner y v. a. to abandon.
AbaUu f adj. cast down , depressed*
Abhorrer, ▼. a. to eiAor.
Abjrme, m. abyss. "^
Aboiement, m. a barking^
Abondant, adj. abimdaiil.
Aborder, y. a. toaooofil.
Abréger, v. a. to shcxrten.
Abrem^er, v. a. to satisfy wilfc driiïk, la sook^ \<y stcep,
Abri, m. shdter.
Absurde, adj* absord.
Abuser ^ y. a. to abuse.
Accabler, y» a. to oyerwhelm..
Accent, m. accent»
Accident, m. accident.
^oc/ama^K)» y f. acdamalkm»
Accorder, y. a. to grant.
Accourir y v. n. ir« to run or flock together.
Accoutumer ^y, a» to accustonir
Accunùiler^ y. a. to accamulaCe»
Acéré j adj. sharp^ acute.
Acquitter, y. a. to acqiût \ ^acqmtter de sa promesse ^
to perfoim one 's promise.
Adapter 9 y., a. to adopt»
Adorer j v. a. to adore* Adresse ^ {. ^Aàxex^ Adresser , y. a. to addresa»
S adoucir^ v. réff. to be softenedL AffaMir , v. a. to become weak of feeble.^ Affecter ^ v. a. to affect.
Agent y m* an agents Agiter , T. a. to agitate*
Agreste y adj. rural y belonj^ng tOv the couatrj, rustic. Aider y f . a* to aîd.
Aigle ^ m* an eagle.
Aiguillon y m. a goad , a sting.-
Aù^f m. the air*
Alarmer, v*. a. to ahrm*.
Aliéné y ee , adj. alienated*.
^^,m.allied.
Allumer, t* a. to ligbt.^
AUèréy adj. thirstj.
Amarrer y t. a. to make fast a yesscL
AmaSyXn.Yïeaip.
Amasser^ y. a. to colleet^ together*.
Ambition^
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Amener f y. a. to brîng , to lead.
Amer , ère y 9A]0'iÀ\Xei.
Ami f ie y 2A]. fneaàm
Amonceler , T. a« to heap np*
Ancien , ienne , adj. ancient.
Anéantir , y. a. to annSûlate^
Animer, t» a» to animate.
Annoncer, tw a. to anDoanGe.
Anse, f. the handle.
Antique, adj, ancient*
ApercetH)ir, y. a. to perceive*- •
Appaieer, y* a. to appease*
Appartenir, y. n. irr. to bdongv
Appeler , y. a. to call.
Applaudir, y. a. ou y. n* to applaud* -
Apporter , y. a. to bring.
Apprendre, y. a, ir, ta leam ^ to teacb»
^ppréE^^ m* préparation*
Approui^er, y. a. to approye.
Appui , mb a sappoit» •
Appuyer, y. a. to support*
Aquilon , m» the north yr inct>
Arbalète , La, cross-bovf*
Arbrisseau , m. a shrub* •
Arc , m* a bow*
Archer, m. an archer*
Ardent, ente, ad).
Ardeur, f* ardm**
^rû29 ^ adj. arid , (fry*
Arracher, y. a. to snatch , to pluck*
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u^/T^l^r, V. a. to stop, to arrert.
Arrwer , v. n. to arrive, to happen,
ArroBer , v« a* to watar.
Asile ^ m« an asylum.
Aspect, m. an aspect*
AssaUkaU , m. an assaillant*
Assaut , m. an assanlt.
Asservir, t. a. ir. to subjeot , to enslave.
Assigner, v. a» to assign,
Associer, t. a. to associate.
Assurer , t. a« to assoie.
Assuré ,ée, adj, assared»
A travers le , Au travers de^ prcp*.tImHighy or aoross* — De travers , awry.
Attachement, m. attachmcnt* '— Attacher, y« a. to attacfa*
Attaque , f • an attadu -*- Attaquer , y. a. to attack»
Atteindre, v. a. ir. to attain, tomdi, to hit.
u^/feînte ; f. a blow 9 a stroke.
Atteler, Y.. a. toputto, to hamess hortes or ddier animais.
Attendre, v. a» to wait.
Attendrir, v. a. to soften, to move to pky.
Attentat , m. an attempt.
Attirer , ▼• a. to draw upon oneself , to àttract.
Attiser , y. a. ta excite the fire*
Attribuer , t. a. to attribute.
Atroce , adj. atredoos*
Aube, {. the àBLwn.-^Aube matimUe ^ïoamxkg dawn.
Audace , î. audacity.
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jiu~deaiu» de , prép, aLove.
Âu-devant da , prdp. before.
-augmenter, t. a. toangmoit.
— Fenir an a'augmmùmt , to go on increanng.
jiiqtaTavant , adv. heton or first.
^utaUôt , adv, prewntly, îininediatdy.
AuMÎtitque , Gcmj. aiioonai.
^uttkre, ad]*< austère.
AittDUT de , prép. roand.
jivance , f. au advance. — eP^pance , befimliand.
Avancer, v, a. lo advance.
Avenue , f. an avenue.
Avertir , t. a, to advite , to inform , to give waniing.
Aveu , m. an avowal.
Aveugie , adj. blînd.
Aviron, vt, an oar.
Baguette , f. a rod , à nritcfa.
Baigner , T. a. to bathe.
Baisser , T. a. to lower. — les yeua , to cast doirn the
eje».
Balance ', f. a balance* Bander , t. a. to Iiind.
Bas, basse, adj. loW,base.
Bassement , adr. baiely.
Baeseste , f. basfnw». '*
Bateau , m. a boat. '
Bégayer, y. A, etn. tostammer, tolisp.
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Bélier, m«aram«
Berceau • m. a cradle, abower.
Besoin , m» need , want.
Bien , sobst. nu a good , a benefit. "^Hotnme de bien ,
agoodmân.
Bien , adv. well > very. — jgiai'^tog ; welfiire. Bienfait, m. a benefiu a kmdnesf • Blanchi , e , ad), whitened* Bleuâtre , adj. blueish.
Bondir, ir« n. to boond, to dup.
Bonnet , m* a cap.
Bord, m, a border, edge, sîde^ bank.
Border, y. a* to border or boand.
Borner, v. a. to limit or confine.
Bouillant, ante, adj. boiling^ bmoung.
Bourgeon , m. a bad.
Bourreau , nu an execationer , a ruffian.
Branchage, nu thebranobes.
Branche , f. a branch.
Fniptf , adj. brave ^ good , honest.
Braver, y. a. to brave , to dare»
Briguer,-^, a. to canvass, tQ oMlte interest for. Briller , y. n. to shine.
Briser, y. a. to break.
Brodé, ée,9À]. embroidered.
Brodequins , m. pi; biiskina.
Brûlant , ante , adj. baming*— -jBi^^i to buJm. Bâcher, m. a woodpile , a funend pile.
Bure, f. coarse dark-colored clodu-^^ttli endy d>|ect.
se CacÂeTf v. réfl. lo hideoiMself.
Cachai , m. a dongeon.
CcHiatnie, m» a carease*
Caillou 9 m. a flint.
Calculer, y. a. to fvriciitate*
Calme, adj. calm. — Calmer^ y« a. to calm.
Capitale , f. the capital citj of lisgdom or provÎDce.
CcqDjice , m» caprice*
Captif, m. a captive.
Caresser, ▼• a» to caress.
Carquois , m» a quiver.
Cascade , f. a cascade or wat^rfedl.
Caverne, f. a caverD.
Céder, v. a. to yield , to giv^e up»
Ceindre , y. a. to gird. •— CemUurr , f . a gjnlle.
Célâbier^ y. a. lo cekbraley A<» render £uaous.
Cercle, m. a circle. — Zr& c^rc/? c^ notre vie, tfae
course of our lîfe.
César, m. Caesar, the^mperor.
Cesse, f» ceasing. •— Sems cesse ^ unceaaiiigly. Chaîne , f. a chain.
Chamois, m. a chamois, a^pecies of goaC Champ , m. afield. •-— Siir4e>'<bamp^ imroediatelj. Champêtre , ad)» ruraL Chanceler, y« H, to wayer^ to stagger .
Char, m. a car.
Charger, y. a«to dbarge.
Charma, m. a charm. -— Charrue , a plougih.
Chaste, adj« chaste.
Château, m. a casde^ a ooantry-house.
Chaume , m. stabble. -— * Chaumière, f . a cottage*
Chêne ^ m« an oak. — Chercher, ▼• a« to se^ , to fetch.
Chérir, T. a. to cherish. — Chàurier, m. a goat-herd.
Choisir, V. a. to chooee*
Ctme , f • the summit. — Circuit , m, a circuitr
Citoyen , m* a citizen*
Cocfe , m. a code of laws.
Cohorte , f. a oohort of soldiers.-
Coiffure , f« a head-dress.
Cb^/v ^ f . anger, passion^.
Colombe ,L Siàose.
Colorer, v. a» to colour.
Colosse, m. a oolossos.
Combat, m. a combat^ a battle.
Combattre , t. a. to combat , to fight.
Comble , m, the heaping np of anjthing , height , lui-
ness* Combler, v. a* to heap upon.
Commander, v. a. et n. tooottiinand.
Communiquer, r. n.^to communicate.
Comparer, y. a. to compare.
Comprimer, t. a. to compress* Compte , m. an accompt^ a reckoning.
Concentrer, ▼• a* to concentrate.
Conduire , y. a, ir. to conduct. — Conduite , f. conduet . Conscience, f. conscience.
Confier, y. a* to confide. — Conjinner, y» a. to confirm. Confondre, y. a. toconfound.
Conjuraiion , f. a coDspiraGj. — Conjurer^ y* a« to
conspire* Conquérir^ y, a. ir. to conquer* *- Con8eniir,Y, n. ir.
to consent* Consolani, anie, adj. consoling. -— Consolatrice, f.
a consoler.
CoruomTner, t. a. to consume^ to finish.
Constant , anie , adj. constant.
Consterné, ée, adj. struk with consternation. Consulter, y. a. to consult. ^- Consumer, y. a. to con-«
sume.
Contempler, y. a. to contemplate.
Contenir, y. a. ir. to contain. — Contrée, f. a country. Com^enir, y. n. ir. to agree^ to be suitable. Convulsif^ ipe, adj. conyulsiye.
Corbeille , f. a basket. -— Corde, f. à cord,abow string. Cordon , m. a string. -^ Cormier, m. the seryice-tree^
the sorb-apple.
Corps, m^ Si hoây.
Côte , f. the coast.
Côtoyer, y. a. to moye along the ooast.
Coup, m. abloWy a stroke. — Coup^PœU, m. a glànce.
— Toui-àH}oup , ady. suddenly»
Coupable ; adj. culpable^ giûlty.
Coupe , f . a cup. ^- Couper, y. a. to eut.
Courber, y. a. to bow down.
Course, f. a course. * Coutume, f. custom ^ habit.
Couçrer,'Y» a. ir. to coyer. — - Craindre, y. a. ir.to fear. Crén^aïf; m. abattlement.
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Crêp^ j im crape. — Funèbre y a mouonng'lial^^baad. Creuser^ v. a. to hoUow out , to dig« •«- Crmue , m.
boUoncv Cri , m. a cry. — Crier ^ y. n. to cry.
CiwiMy. ni» a erimfti •*«<* Cm/v^^ t« a* ». txr belicve , lo
trust.
Croisé, ée, ad|..croisrày.attlie haods oirthe bneast» Cuir, m. leather. — CMàkitmny t. a. to caUÎTate^
D^abord,9dY, atfirst» presently.
Daigner, v. n. to rikipi*.-«<J9A«^f«r^inu danger.
IMb{$r§uer, y% a», et n. to discidMck*
se DébatfnsM^i v.. réB. lo.dûhcoihansu»» to gatnd pf.
se Débours j ▼. rë£I« toddbate^ ta oonlend.
Dèbas., ad jV weak.^ fedble,
Débordfir^ ▼« n.^ ta ofccflow. — 2%Aouil^adT«.apfight.
Déceler^ ▼• a. to uncover^ to make kaoïni..
Déchaîner, ▼• a. to unchain , to Ist loose.
Déchiré, ée, adj. tom.
Déclin, m. adadim*.*^ «feyoMr^tbtfdiaeUne.of Aftday.
Découifritf. V» ^in,to-<Usoam]:« -*• ^dAi««f««r<9.adT.
openly.
Dédaigneux, eusfii^ ad|i diadauiliil. — ZMcbÂA^ m.
disdain. Défaillant , ante, ad]\ fatliog.^ filiatmg.
Défendre , t. a. to défend ; to focbid*.
Défense, f. defence, proUfaition^ M D^/^ & qfiédqiinn, v.. râL tp diainut any-ooe. Défiguré y ée y adj. dîsfigimd.
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Dégradant y ante, adj. degradiiig. *-^ Dégraitir,^* a.
to dégrade* Déguisé y ^«, adj. diBgiused.*--i!lfft(0nr) adv.'Withottt,
abroad.
BékÊntmênti ni..iecMitîâli^ -^^DèMoeayU pL<ddf{^t. Déim^ TKk ^elinewm. «^^ J>éfiP9i9r, ^. a. t^ deimr. Demander^ T« «• t^nsk^ toàdMaând.
iMbiwiti», €. nia&iess , Ml3^ Demeure y f. a dwelling. — Demeurer^ V% n. to dwell ,
to live.
Démon y m. a démon y the devil* ^Ajpofwr, ▼. «• to dnfiguvd. "^ l^ilflttiv, y. n. m to
dlsplease.
Déposer y y. a. to dépose. — DéfU^ da. a pkee wbere
anns aad otlier tfaingi are laid «p.
Dépouille , f. «poils.
DépouiUery ▼• a. to strip or spoil of a covtsrisig. D^puié y fn« a depaty-.'—- 2MiiS^«»v ^« >^* to^csive. Dérobery t. «• to steal , to rob.
I>è« y prëp. from or^fter^ «-^ Dès ^ae, colif«iEtt stN>ii as. Désapprouver^ y. a. to dûapprcPve. -^ Déseettâre ^ y • a.
^t n.. tè deacend.
Désert y ertSy adj. deserted ^ waste.
DéÊàtmonmiy unie y adî« disboncttidile. -^ Déeiry m.
adesire« Désobéir, y. n. to disobey. Désormais y ady. hencefbrth.
Dessemy m. a desigtu Destin y m. destiny, fate* Détaober, y. a. to d i rtath .
« VOCABULAUtE
27^i/,in.UiedeUil.
Déterminer , t. a. to deterniine.
Diiow, m. a circuit , ^hje-yny.
Détourner, t. a. to diverat or hinder.
Détroit, m. agirait. — ZWfnww , t. a. ir. todeitroy. Dénaetateur, m. adestroyer, one who 1^ Waste.
Développer, T. a. lo develope , to hj open.
Devenir, T. n. ir. to become. — Deviner , t. a. to divine to gneu.
Dévoiler, T. a. to iinvcil.
Devoir, v. a. to owe>
Dévorer , t. a. to devour, — 5m larmes, to inppress one's tean.
Difficile, adj. dif&cult.
Direction , f. direction. —-Diriger, t. a. to direct.
Discuter, t. a. todiscius. — Ditparaître , v. n. ir. to disappear.
Dieperser, V. ti. toàispacK. — Di^naer, v.a.todi«pose.
Dieputer, T. a. et n. to dispate, to qnarrel.
Ditaimuler , t. a. to dissimolate.
Dietaace , f. diitance.
Distinguer, t. a. to dittingnith. — Ditiact, 4ncte, adj. distinct.
Distraire , ^. &, it. to dittract or tnmawaj attention.
Dietrait, aite , ad], distracted. — Distribuer, v. a. to distribute.
DiOribution, f adiatribation.
Dogue, m. a mastiff. — Dompter, t. a. totubdoe ,to tame.
Doubler, v. a, toline.-^iX>u«r, T.a. toendov.
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Douloureux y eusey ad)* psâfifel. •— Douter , t. n. to
doubt.
l^iuB y doute y adj. genflk y mild^ sdft.
Drapeau y id. standard , colours.
Dresser y y. a. to make^filmigbt) to dnw iip% Droit y subst. nu A» lîght. *-*• JOnà/ , idv. itraight on.
Eblouiasani > '««il» y adf • dBSiiiDg.
Echanger y T. a. to exchaoge.
JBl0^^D)M^/vv&• to«M«peti -««^fKw^a'iiny fromany t>ne.
Echauffer y n^ «• «0 iraavu
Echelon y m. a step of « iaâder, elc%
Eclair y m. a flash of ii|^]il>NiiBg. .
Eclairciry v. a« to eniigbfeen , to laake piatiir.
Eclairer , y. a. <to give ligkt 4o«.
Eclatant , «M» , aM^'. sldnisg.
MolateTy Y.1U tocittdL , toinmt with«.gieat skhk.
8^ Ecouler y v. réfl. to steal or slip a9niy«
Eçoater y t, a» to iisten.
Ecraser y y. a. to crusb.
8^ Ecrier y v. réfLto ciyouit^
Ecueily m. a sand or rookin tlieaea*
Ecumant y a/i/s ^ ad^ ioasing.
fl^Efiomcer^y^ f«fl, iB^stndn y to endeaYonr.
Effort y m. effort^ labour.
Effrayer y y. a. tofrigbten, to alamu — ^ J^^^* , m.
affi-ight* Etgal y «abst. m. an «quai» -^EgnUté , f. cquality* Egard y m. regard ^ consideratioiu
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8^ Egarer, v. réfl. to lose oneself.
Eglantier j m. the eglantine.
Elan ^ m. a spring , a boand. — a^ élancer , y« rëfl. to
spring.
Election, f, âection , choioe.
Eleyé , ée , adj* brought up , edacated.
Elever, v* a. to educate , to raise ap« Elite , f. a choâen body of raen.
Eloigner, v. a. to remove to a distance.
Eloqtsencf , f. éloquence.
Embarras , m. trouble ^ confiuion , .embarrassment. JEmharraseer , y. rëfl. to be embarrassed.
Embellir , v. a. to embellish.
Embraser, v. a. to sii on fire» Embrasser , v. a. to embrace.
Emissaire , m. an emissary , a spy.
Emmener , v. a. to carry or lead away.
. Emouvoir, y. a. ir. to moye or soften. -— s'émouvoir ,
to be softened.
s* Emparer, y. réfl. to seize , to take posaesion of . Employer, y. a. toemploy.
Emporté , ée , adj. carried away by passion.
Emporter , y.. a. to carry away.
Empressé , ée , adj. forward , eager.
s^ Empresser, y. rëfl. to be argent or eager to exécute
somethiug.
Enceinte, f. an enclosure.
Enchaîner, y. a. to enchain , to cfislave.
Enchanter f y. a. to enchant. — > Enchanteur, an en-*
chanter^ — - adj • enchanting.
Encombré f èe , adj. encambered.
Encourager y T. a. to encourage.
Endormi, ie , adj. sleepy^ asleep*
Enfanter, v. a. to bear children , to produce.
Enfantin , ine , adj. infantine.
Enfer, m. helL
Enfermer , v. a. to shut in.
Enfoncer, v. a. to thrust^ to drive in.
B^ Enfuir, v. réfl. ir. to fly away, to escape.
Engourdi ^ ie , adj. benumbed*.
Enlever , y. a. to take away by force.
Enivrer, v. a. to intoxicate.
a^ Enorgueillir, v. r^fl. to be proud of any ihing.
27/sor/iM, adj.^enormoos»
Enseigner, v. a. to teach.
Ensemencer , v. a. to saw a field.
Ensevelir , y. a. to bury .
Entamer, v. a. to begin or enter upon.
Entasser, y. a. to heap up.
Entier, ière, ad}, entire.
Entourer, y. a. surround»
Entraîner, y. a. to draw up, to drag^
Enirecoupé , ée , ad}, intemipted.
Entrevue , subst. f. an interview.
Envelopper , y. a. to envelop.
J^/ipîer, y. a. to envy.
Environner^ y* a. to surround»
Epais , aisse , adj . thick , obscure. .
EpanchemerU, m. an efiusion or pouring put.
Eperdu ,ue,2A]. dismayed , agast.
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Epi, m. an ear ofcom.
Epouvante , t. aSn^ , —frappé iT.itnA vWk af-
fright.
Epouçanler , v. aÉ Irîghten.
Epreuve , f. a pi-oof, atrial. — B/)roin»ep, "ï. a. lotrj. Epuiser, v. a. to eiihaust.
Equilibre, m, equilibiium, Italaoce.
Errer, v.n. toerr", to-wander.
Escarpé , ie , &A]. steep. — Sepace , m. ^acc. Eepoir , m. hope. — Easayer , v. a. to try.
Essuyer , y. a. to wipe away, to bcar, endure W snffer. Est, m. theeast.
Etat , m. «tate, iitnation , Irade.
Eteindre, Y. a. ir. toextinpMsh. — flrrtn*,pftifc,aJj.
extinguished.
Etendard, m. Uie standard.
Etendra , v, a. to extend, Etincelant, imle, adj. BpatUnig. — EtàwHh , f. a
«park.
EtoiU , f. a star , — erranle , a pknet.
Etonner, v. a. toastonish.
Etouffer, v. a. » Stifle.
Etranger, èie , adj. a lAran^r. — £<«, sufcsl. *i. a
being.
Etreinte , f. a boUing ïiA or titndmg dà».
Etroit, oite, adj. narrow.
Evanoui, ie, adj, feinted, inafkiiAiDgfit, Eveiller , y. a. towatfl, t»ronse.
Evénement, m. an'CferA.
Eviter, v. a. toaYoid. — iS»rfc, m.'CKCess.
Exciter, Y. a. to excite ^ to stir up.
E:cécràblej9Là], exjecrablei détestable.
Exempt^ empte^ adj. exempt*
Exhaler , y. a« to exhale ^ to breathe out.
Expier, v« a. to expiate. — Expirer y y. n. to expire.
Exposer f y. a. to expose. — ExtermincUeur, m. exter-
minator.
Exterminer , y. a. to exterminâtes — - Extrémité , f. an
extremity.
Faculté , f . a faculty , a power.
Faible, ad;, feeble. — Faiblesse , f. weakness*
Faisceem, m. a bundle of sticis or rods.
Falloir, y. n. ir. to benecessary, to be proper.
Fameux , euse, adj. famous.^- l^aTi^r, y. a. to fade.
F€um , m. a fawn. — Fardeau ^ m. a burden.
Farouche , adj. .fierce;; savage , wild.
Fatal, aie , adj. fatal. — Fatigué, ée, adj. £eitigued.
Faiseur, f. fayor. — Fai*oriser, y. a. to fayor.
Feindre , y. a. ir. to feign.
Fer, m. iron. — Fers , pi. bonds.
Ferme , adj. firm. '•^Fermer, y. a. to sbut^ to secure.
Fermeté, f. firmness. — Féroce, adj. fierce.
Férocité , f. fierceness. — Feu , m* fire.
Fier,fière, adj.proud, high-spirited.
Filer, y. a. to spin. — Filtrer , y. a. to fîltrate.
Fixe , adj. fixed , immoyable. — Fixer, y. a. to fix.
Flanc, m. the side , the flanc.
Flèche , f. an arroyr.
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Fléchir y V. a« to hem or boid* -
Flétrir^ y. a. to taroiflli ^ to fiide*
JF'/o^ 9 m. a wave. — FloOer, *v. n. to flottt.
/*oî , f. faith , f)dKef •
Feia , f . ttme. — Unef&h , tmce»
Fond y m. the l>o{toni ^ die feiiiidalioB«
Fonder y v. a. to found , to lay a fottndatkn.
Forcé , i. force ^ itneng^Eh»
Forcer y y. a. to force | to compel.
Forfait j m. a crime.— /V)#vntfr^ y» a. to form.
Fort f m. a fort. — Forteresse , f* a fortress.
Fortifier , v. a. to forCifj.
Fortune , f. fortune,
Foudre, f. tlHmdery a^tlii]iider4)olt.
Fougue f f. fury ^ iEapetclontj.
Faugaeux , euse , ad j • itnpelttous.
Foule , f. a croivd*
Fouler , y. a. to trampk ander foot.
Fcnerbe , m* a tlheat » -a deceiYcr*
/b^^r , m. a fire-^Face , lieattfa»
Franchir , y. a. to leap oyer.
Frayé y ée y adj. tredden.
Frapper^ y. a. to strike. •-** J^WbiiVi y. a. to dmlder.
Frémissement , m* «imdderiiig»
Frimas , m. hoaivfrodt.
Froidement . ady. coollr*
Front, m. fece.-'MEfffynjnf ^ aedy, a lireBst > in &oe.
Frugai, aie, adj. frc^.— /Vi^^ofifi^, nfragaSty.
i^i^M* , y. a. et n. ir. to ftjr.^^ Fawmizi , m. a fpindle.
Fuyard, m. a person fljing.
FRAHÇAIS-AIfGLAIS. §5
Gagner, v. a. to gain. — Garde y f. a guard.
Garder^ y. a. to guard. — le silence , to keep silence.
Gémissant f santé ^ adj. groaning.
Génération y f* a génération.
Génisse , f. a heifer.
Gerbe, f. a sbeaf of corn.
Glace , f. ice. — Glacé, éè , a(]^. frozen.
Glaçon, m. a pièce of ice.
Glaipe,ïXi»ihesword. — Glorieux, euse, adj.glorious.
Goutte, f. a drop.— cà goutte , adv. drop by drop.
Gouvernail, m. the helm. — Gout^emer, v. a. to go-
yem.
Grâce , f. grâce, faTOur. -— action de grâces , tbanks. Grandir, y. n. to grow , to increase.
Grave , ad]. graYC , beaYj.
Gratter , v. a. to engraYe..
Gravir , y. su to cCmb or damber ifp.
Gré , m. wfll', — au grè, at the will of; Grisâtre , adj. grejish, — - Grossier, ière , adj. coarse ;
rough.
Grossir, y, a. to become big , to enlarge.
Guerrier , m. a warrior. -^Guider, y. a. to guide.
Habile, adj. cleYer. — JStabUM, f. cleYemese^ de^terity. Hache , f. an axe. ^-^Hmf- , (m a heidge.
Haine , f. hatred. ^^des tyrans , tlK hatfed^^ tarants. Hardi , ie , adj. hardy, bokL --^ Hêter^ y. a. %» make haste.
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HaiU, m* hîgh« — Héritage ^m. an inheritance. HéaUery y. n. to hesitate. ^^ Heure, f. an hour.-^Aur
Phenre , immediately.
Heurter j y. a. et n. to push against ^ to shock* Hommage , m. bornage. -^ rendre , to pay bornage* Horrible , adj. borrible.
Hors y prép. out of. •-^Hore de soi-même , confounded. HuUe f f. oil« — Humains, m. pi, our fellow créatures. Humilier , y. a. to humble. — Hymen , m. marriage.
Idolâtrie, f. idolatry. — Ignominie, f. ignominy. Ignorant, ante , adj. ignorant. — Ignorer, y. a. to be
ignorant.
Image, f. an image. — Imiter, y. a. to imîtate. Immense, eLd], immense. — Immobile, adj. immoyable. Immoler , y. a. to sacrifice»
Impassible, adf. Incapable oisufiering.
Impatiente , iente, adj. impatient* — Impétueux, euse,
impetuous.
Impétuosité . f. impetuosity .
Implacable, adj. implacable.
Implorer, y. a. to implore.
Important, ante , adj. important.
Importer, y. imp. to import ^ to be of conséquence. Imprécation , f. an im{»:ecation.
Imprenable , adj. iœpi^gnable, Impuisaai»te , on^ , adj. without power.
Impunité, f. impunity.
Inabordable , adj. inaccessible.
Inacceêêible f adj.
IncUUnahle , aclj« inaliénable.
Incendie ^ m. a fire. — Indépendance , £• independence.
Indigent , ente , adj. indigent.
Indignation , f. indignation. -— Indigner, y. a. to be indignant.
Inébranlable , adj. unshaken.
Inépuisable , adj. inexhausiible.
Inexécutable , adj. not possible to be executed»
Ingénieux j ieuae , adj, ingénions.
Inhabitable, adj. uninhabitable.
Inonder, y. a. toinundate. — Inquiet ^ ète, adj. unquiet.
Inquiétude , f. restlessness , uneasiness.
Insatiable , adj. insatiable.
Insensé , ée , adj. niad , senseless. — Insolent , ente , adj. insolent.
Inspirer, y. a. to inspire.
InsUmt ^ m. an instant. -<* A Pinstant même , in the same instant.
Instruire , v. a. ir. to instruct , to inform.
ji mon insu , without mj knowledge.
InsuUer, v. a. to insult. -^ Insupportable , adj. insupportable.
Interdira , v. a. ir. to forbid. — Interdit, ite, adj. forbidden.
Intéresser, v. a. to interest.— -//i/^r^^ m. interest.
Interroger, v. a. to interrogate.
Interrompre , v. a. to interrapt.
Intervalle , m. an interval.
Intrépide , adj. intrepid. -^ Introduire , y. a. ir# to in^ trodact. * 9
Irii/erUer, v. a to invent. — IiwUer , v. a. to invite.
Involontaire, adj, involuntary»
Invoquer, y. a. to invoke. — -/nonê^zi^ , adj. ironioal.
Irrévocablement, adv. irrevocablj.
Irriter , y. a. to irritate.
Ivresse , f. intoxication.
Jaillir, v. n. to spring or spout up.
Jeter, v. a. to throw. — Joindre, v, a. ir, to join.
Jouir, V. n. to enjoy. — Journée, f. a day, a day'swork*
Jusque , prëp. until.
Juste, adj. just. — Justifier, v. a. to justify.
Labeur, m. labour. — Labourer, v. a. to till , to ploligh. Laboureur , m. a hosbandman , a ploaghma».
Lac , m. a lake. — Lâche , adj. ba8e> .cowardly. Lâcheté, f. oowardioe , bas^esa.
Lamentable , adj. kmentabk.
Lancer , y. a. to lance., to throw.
Larme , f. a tear. --^Lent , lente , adj . slow. Lenteur, f. downess.
Lever, y. a. to lift. — sejever, to rise up.
Libérateur , m. a liberator , a deliverer.
Lien, m. abond.— Zmt, y.a. tobind.
Limpide, adj. Ivavgià. -^ Liqueur , f. li([aor. Livrer, y. a. to deliver. — - se livrer à , to give oneself upto.
Loi , f« the law. — Zéoin , adv« far.
Lointain j aine , adj. remote ^ distant.
Longueur, L length — Lueur y f. light.
Luire y v* n. ir. to shine. — Luisant , arOe ^ ad), shi-
ning.
Lumière y f. light. — Lutter ^ y. n. to contend^ to
straggle.
Mofpsiraty m. a magistrate.
Magnanime^ adj. magnatiinioas.
Main y f. thc hand. — Etre aux mains ai^ec q.y to fight
witb.
Mâle y adj. male^ manly. — Malgréy notwithstanding^
in spite of.
Malheur y m. misfortuneb Manœuvre y f. a military movement.
Manquer, y. a. et n. to &il y to be wanting.
Marche ^ f.a march. Maudire y y. a. ir. to ourse. Méconnaître y y. a. ir. to mistake > to fQrget. Méditation , f. méditation. — Méditer > y. a. et n. to
meditate.
Mêler , \. a. to mix. — Menace , f. a threatening. Menacer y y. a. to tbreaten «iKfener^ y. a. to briqgr Mensonge , m, a lie. — Mépriser , y. a. to despise. Mèrcerudre y adj. mercenary.
Mesure y f.measare. — A mesure que y in proportion
as.
Mesure y y. a. to measure.
Mettre y y* a* ir. to put. — - Se mettre à , to set oneself ' about something.
)o VOCABDLAIRE
s'Egarer, v. léâ. to loae «^^If.
EglantUr , m. tlu ^laotîne.
Elan, m. a spring, abouncl. — a^itaacer , v. rM. lo spring.
Election , i. ëlection , choice.
Elevé , ie , adj, broiiglit up , edocated.
Elever , t. a. to edncate , to raûe up.
Elite, {. a cliosen hoày of men.
Eloigner, t. a. to remorc lo a dùtaoce.
Eloquenff , i. éloquence.
£m£amM,in. trouble, confîuioD,.embBrrassnieDt.
s'Embarraeaer , t. réfl. to be embairasied.
Embellir , y. a. to embellish.
EfArâter, y. a. to àt on fire.
EmbratMer , y. a. to embrace.
Emiiaaire j m. au emissary , a tpy.
Emmener , v. a. to carrj or lead away.
. Emouvoir, t. a. ir. to more or lofteD. <^ l'émouvoir , to be softened.
s'Emparer, t. réfl. toseiie, totale poswùouof.
Employer, t. a. to employ,
Emporté , ée , td\. carried avay by passion.
Emporter, v. a, tocairyaway.
Empressé , ^ , adj . fbrward , eager.
s'Empreuer, v, réfl. to be urgent or eager to exécute somethiug.
Enceinte, t. an enclosore.
Enchaîner, v. a. toenchain, toeDslave.
Enchanter f v. a. to encfaant. — Enchanteur , an enchanter,— adj. enchanting.
Encombré y ée , adj. encambered.
Encourager , v. a. to encourage.
Endormi, ie , adj. sleepy^ asieep.
Enfanter, y. a. to bear children ^ toprodace.
Enfantin , ine , adj. infantine.
Enfer, m. helL
Enfermer , y. a. to shut in.
Enfoncer, y. a. to tbrost^ to drive in.
8^ Enfuir, Y. réfl. ir. to fly away, to escape.
Engourdi^ ie , adj. benumbed*.
Enlever , y. a. to take away by force.
Eniprer, y. a. to intoxicate.
a^ Enorgueillir, y. réfl. to be proud of any tbing..
Enorme, Sièj.enormoua*
Enseigner, y. a. to teach.
Ensemencer, y. a. to sow a field.
Enaeuelir, y. a. to bury.
Eniamer, y. a. to begin or enter upon.
Entasser, y. a. to heap up.
Entier, ière, adj. entire.
Entourer, y. a. surround.^
Entraîner, y. a. to draw up^ to drag,»
Entrecoupé , ée , ad), intemipted.
Entreuue , subst. f. an interview.
Em^elopper, v. a« to envelop.
Enuier, y. a. to envy.
Environner^ y« a. to surroand»
Epais, aisse, adj. thick^ obscure.
Epanchement, m. an eflEiision or pouring ont.
Eperdu , ue , adj. dismayed , agast.
Pâturage , m. pasture. — Paupière, f. theeye-Iid* Peindre j y. a. ir* to paint. — Peine , f. pain , trouble. Peloton y m. a clew of tbread^ a cushion^ a platoon or
body of mes.
Penché^ ée , adj. indined ^ leaning.
Pénétré^ ee j adj. penetratod. — Pénétrer , v. a. to
penetrate, Pemd^^ adj. difficulté painfuL Perçant y ante y adj. piercing. — Percer ,• y» a. to
pierce.
Perdre, v, a. to lose. ' — Perfide , adj. perfidious. Péril y m. daiiger. — Périr , v. n. to perisb.
Persécuter ^ t. a« to persécute. — Pervers , m« perverse.
Pesant , ante, adj, beavy» — Peser v. a. to weigb»
Pétillant, ante , adj. sparkling. — Pétiller y y\VL. to sparkle , to crackle.
Pieux y euse , adj. pious. — Pinceau , m. a pencil.
Piquant, ante, adj. keen , stinging , livelj, a£fectiiig.
Plaintif, iue, adj. plaintive. — Plaire , v. n. ir.to please.
Plcmt, m. a plant. — : Planter , v. a. to plant.
Pleurer, v.a. et n. to weep. Pleurs, m. pL tèars.
Plier, V. a. to bend^ to bow. — Poids, m. a weight.
Poignard, m. a poniard.
Point , m. tbe point. — Au point de , si tbe- point of.
Pointe , £» tbe point of a weapon. — Poix, f. Pitcb.
Pomme, f. an apple. -^ Pompe , f. a pump.
Port , ta, a baven , a seaport.
Porter, v. a. to carry. Un coup à quelqu'un, to strîke or bit some-one.
FRANÇAIS-ANGLAIS. io3
Poser y V. a. to place. — Poste ^ m« a piost.
Poupe y f. thepoop or stem of a vessel.
Poursuii^re y y. a. ir. to piirsae.
Pousser y y. a. to push^ to urge.
Pnunfe, f. a meadow.
Pratiquer y v. a» to practioe y to exercise.
Précaution y f. précaution.
jP/)^:;^^^, ^ y adj. preoeded.
Précepte y m. a precept. —Précipice ^ m. a précipice.
Précipiter y y. a.to precipitate , to hasten. — A pas
précipités, with qoick steps.
Prédire y v. a. ir. to predict, to foretell.
Préférer ^ ?• a« to prefer.
Préfaces y f. pi. the first fruits.
Préoccupation y f. préoccupation.
Près , prép. near. «7- Présenter y v. a. to présent. Présider y t. n. to préside.
Pressentiment y m. a foresight.— Pressentir y v. a. ir.
' to foresee.
Presser , v. a. to press. — Prêt , prête , adj • tcad j. Prétendre , y. a« to prétend y to claim.
Prêter y y. a. to lend.
Préi^eniry y. a. ir. to preyent , to anticipate. Prévoir y y. a. ir. to foresee.
Principaux , m. pi. the chie& y thc princîpals. Procéder y y. n. to proceed.
Prochain , m. a neighboor, a fellow créature. Proclamer, y. a. to prodaim.
Procurer y y. a. to procure. Prodiguer y y. a. to layish proftisely.
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Produire , v, a. ir. to produce.
Profaner y v* a. to profane, — Pn^Uer , t. n* to proBt. Projet y m. a project. '^ Prolonger^ y. a. to prolong* Promener y v. a. to walk. —««S'affile ^ to direct ones,
ejes y to look round.
Prompt y omptCy adj* ready.-— Prononcer y t. a. to
pronounce* Proposer , v. a. to propose. — Se prosterner , v. rëfl.
to prostrate onesdf • Protéger y v.a. toprotect.-* Proue y fc thte prow of a
vessel.
Prow^ery v« a. to prove. — Provoquer , v. a« to pro-
voke.
Pudeur y f. modesty. -**- Punir y ▼. a. to punish. Purger y v. a. to purge.
Pusillanime y zA). pasUkminousyOOwardly. .
Quant à y prep. as to. — Querelle y f. quarreL Quiconque y pron. whoever.
Quille, f. a pin or hayle.
Quitter, v. a. to quit.
Raconter, y» a. to reooant y to relate.
Baffemdry v. a. to confirai, to strengthen«
Raison, f. leason.
Ramasser, v. a. to collect.
Rame, f. an oar.
Ramener y y. a. to bring back.
FRANÇAIS-ANGLAIS . io5
Rameur y m. a rower* — • Rang^ m* a rank* Ranger^ v« a, to arrann^
Ranimer y v. a. to re-animate. — Rapide ^ adj. rapid. Rapidité y f. rapidity. — /2â/7£>te^ f. rapine. Rappeler j v« a. to recdUiect^ — se rappeler de quel-
qu'un, to recollect any one* Rapporter, v* a« to relate.
Rassassier, y. a. to satisfy.* Rassemblement, m. an assemblage.
Rassuré, adj* re-assured.
Rassurer, v« a. to re^assuxe.
Rayon , m. a ray, — Récent, ente , adj. reeent« Recevoir, v. a. to receive* — Le jour de q, to be the
son of any one.
Récit, m. a récital* Réclamer, y. a. to reclaim. -« Récolte , f . the crop ,
the haryest»
Récompense , f. a récompense* Reconnaître, y. a. to perceiye^ to aeknowledge. —
Se reconnaître , to recover oneself.
Recueillir, Vé a. to gather or reap.
Reculer, y. a. et n. to giye back or retreat^ Redemander, y. a. to demand again^ to elaim.
Rédiger, y. a. to digest^ or put into order.
Redonner^ y. a. to giye again , to giye back. Redoubler, y. a. et n. a to redouble.
Redoutable, adj. formidable.
Redouter, y. a. to dread^ to be airaid of.
Réduire, y. a. to reduce.
Réfléchi^ ie , adj. reflected. — Réfléchir, y. a. et n. to
reflect.
io6 VOCABULAIRE
Réflexion , f, réflexion. — Refuser j v. a. to refuse.
Regagnei', v. a. to regain. «^ Regard , m. look , aspect.
Regarder, y. a. to regard, io look
Regret f m. regret. -« Regretter, v. a. to regret.
Rejaillir, v. n. to spring up again.
BjEJetter, V. a. to reject.
Rejoindre, t. a. ir. to rejoin. -«• Relever, y. a. to raise.
Reluire, v. n. to shine again.
Remercier, y. a. to thank.
Remettre , v. a. ir. to restore , — se remettre, to recover oneself.
Remonter y v. a. to go up again.
Remords, m. pi. reniorse. — Rempart, m. a rampart.
Remplacer, y. a. to replace.
Remporter la victoire, y. a. to obtain tbe YÎetory.
Remuer, y. a. et n. to stir, to agitate.
. Renaissimt, ante, adj. springing up again.
Rencontrer, y. a. to meet.
Rendre, y. a. to restore*-^ Les derniers des^oirs, to pay the last duties. — Se rendre , to submit.
Renfermer, y. a. to shut up , to include.
Renfort, m. a reinforcement.
Renomme, ée, adj. renowned. — Rentrer, y. n. to inter again.
Reni^erser, y. a« 16 OYerthrow.
Renvoyer, y. a. to send away.
Répandre, y. a. to spread abroad.
Répondre, y. a. et n. to answer.
Reporter, y. a. to brîng again , — ses yeux, to direct bis eyes.
Reposer,^ n a. et n. to refose.*^Repousser, v. a. to reject. Reprendre, v. a. ir. to résume , to recovcr.
Reprocher, v. a. to reproach. — Résister, v. n. to
resist.
Résolu, ne, adj. resolved. — Ressembler, v, n. to re-
semble.
Ressentiment, m. gratitude , — d'une injure, resent-
ment.
Ressentir, v. a. ir. to be sensible of, to feel, to resent. Ressource , f. a resource. — Rester, v. n. to stay, to
rest.
Retarder, v. a. to retard^ tohinder. — Retenir, v. a. ir.
to retain.
Retentir, v. n. to resound, — se retirer, v. réfl. to
withdraw. Retomber, v. n. to fall âgain.
Retour, m. a retnm. — Retourner, \. a. et n. to return. Retraite , f. a retreat. — Réunir, v. a. to re-unite. Résilier, v. a. to awakén, to rouse.
Réi^ler, v. a. to reveal.
Réiferie, f. a revery, méditation.
Rei^étir, v. a. ir. to clothe with or invest. Revoler ;y. a. to fly again. — Révoquer, v. a. to revoke. Rigueur, f. rigoiir,8Cverity. — Rire, v. n. ir. to laugh. Rivage, m. the shore, bank or side of the wi^er. Roc , m. Roche, f. Rocher, m» a rodt.
Roidir, v. a. to be stifF, to rcsist or witbstand. Ronce, f. a bramble. — Rougeâtre, adj. reddisb. Rougir, V. a. et n. to be red, to blush. — Rouler, v. ^.
to roll.
io8 VOCABULAIRE
Route f f. rout, road.-— EuisselctrU, ante, adj. gushing^
trinkling.
Rustique, adj. rural, belonging to the countrj.
Sacre, ée , adj. sacred» — Saisir, v. a. to seize.
Saison, f. a scason. — Sanctuaire , m. a sanctuary.
Sanglot, m. a sob. — Sapin , m. a fir-tree.
Satellite, m. a satellite, an attendant.
Satisfaire, v. a. ir. to salîsfjr.
Sauter^ y. a. et n. to spring. — Sam^age, adj. wild,
sayage.
Sam^er, v. a. to save. — Sec, sèche, adj. dry. Seconder, v. a. to second. — Secouer, V. a. to shake off. Secourir^ y. a. ir. to saccour, to help. Secousse, f. a stroke, a shbck.
Secret, ète, adj. a secret. — Secret, m. secret. Séditieux, euse, adj. séditions. — Sein, m. the breast. Semblable, adj. like, resembling.
Semblant, m. appearing, — Jaire semblant de, pre-
tending to.
Semé', ée, adj. sowed. ^^Sentier, m. a path.
Séparément, ady. separately. — Serein, eine, adj.serene. Serment, m. an oath, -^ faire serment de q. c, to
swear to any-thing.
Serpenter, y. n. to creep, to wind along.
Serrer, y. a. to lock, to secure, to hold&st. Sentir, y. a. et n. ir. to serve. — Sés^ère, adj. severe. Siégé, m. the seat, a siège.
Sifflement, m. a hissing. — Siffler, y. a. et n. to hiss,
to whistle.
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Silence j m* silence^ — Sillon y m. a forrow»
Soc y m. a plough-share. — Solj m. the soil.
Solitaire j m. a solitary, a hennit.
Solliciter, v. a. to solicit.
Sombre, adj. dark. — Sommet, nu fhe summit.
Sonder, y. a. to sound, to esiamine.
Songer, y* n« to think of, to consider.
Sort, m» a lot, Ëite. — Sortir, t« n» to go out.
Souci , m. carC; uneasiness*
Soi^rir, v. a. to sufTer. — SouUler, v. a* to staîa.
Soulager, y. a« to relieye. — Souleuer, y. a. to stir up.
Soumettre , y. a. ir. to subdae , to subject.
Soupçonner, y* a. to suspect. — Sourd, £2e, adj. deaf.
Soutenir, y. a, ir» to sustain. — Souterrain , adj. sub-
terraneous.
6bm/emr , m. a remembrance.
Sou^^erain, aine, m* sovereign , chief.
Sublime , adj. sublime.
Succéder, y. n. to succeed. -7- Succès, m. success. Succomber , y. n. to &11 or sink. — Sueur, f. sweat. Suffire, y.n. to suffice. — Suivre , y., a. ir. to follow. Superbe , adj. proud. — Superstition , f. superstition. Supplice , m. punishment , capital puntshment. Supplier , y. a. to beg , to intreat. -^ Sûr , sure , adj .
sure* Surpasser, y. a. to surgass. — Susprendre , y. a. ir. to
surprise.
Surprise, La, surprise. '^Surprendre, y. a. to hang. Suspendu , ue, adj. hung.
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Taire, v. a. ta cpnëeal.:— Se taire, V, réfl. to be
silent.
Tandis que, ùonî^vrhiht», Tant, àdv* so niucll. — Tant que, as long as. T^a/i^o^^ ady. somètitfies^'prèsëntly.
Tapis , m. a carpét. Tardki^, v. ii. ioàelày. Tardif, ipe , adj. dbw > dilatôry. — Taureau, m. a
bail.
Témi^raire , adj. mil , bold.
Teni^jéner, v. a. témoderate. — Tbn^?^, fc a tem-
pest.
Tendre, v. a. tb stnetch dut. — Tendres,; f. pi.
ddi'kness, Teiur , v« a. ir. to hold. — Un rang, to ï^rësetré à rank. Tenter, v, a. to try , to attempt. — TernUnJer, v. a. to
terminate.
Terreur, f. terror. — Tertre , m. à litèle hîll. Tête, i.Xht head. —Alatéte,^iûï^ heâd.
Timide, adj.tiniid. — THrer, ir. a. todràw ^ tô shoot. Toison ; f. a fleëce. -^ ^c«fir,th. à robt. • Tombe, f. a tomb. — Tonner, v. n. td thander. Torrent^ m. a feortent; •^— STc^uc^/i^, ct/ite, àdf. toa-
ching. *
SToucA^r, ¥• a. et n. to touch.
Tour, m, a tum. -— A soh tour, ïn his tuirh.
Tourment, m* tonnent. — Tourner, y^, à. et n. to
turn.
Trace , f, the trace. — Tràthèr, V. a. to drag, td draw
alon
FRANÇAIS-AI7GLAIS. m
Trait, , m. a stFoke , tanch , action , passage , oi* a dart Trait de lumière, a beam of light.
Traiter f ir. a. to treat. — En esclas^e y as a slave*
Traître , m. a traitor.
Trcàner, v* a* to Weave 6r ky a plot.
7>Yi/iC&XR/> <>Ale y adj. sharp ^ cutting. — Trancher , T« a* to^.ctit oft*
TranqùiUèj adj. tranqttil* -— Transparent y eMe , ad|.
transparent.
Transport, m. tnai8porè.*^7Wn^/70rr(er, v*a« to transport.
Thiperser, t. a. to traverse. — Tremper , ▼• a. to dip or steep.
Trépas ^nk. death.— « Tressaillir yi. ». ir. to start.
Trèttèj f; a trêve. — Tribut , în^ a tribute.
Troubler , v. a. to trouble. — Troupe , f. a troop.
7>iOApcai«,m..aflock.-— Tuer, v.a.tokill.
Un h un y adv.oneby one. — Unique, adj* tbe only. Univers, m. the universe. — Usurper , v. a. to usurp.
F'ague, adj. vague ^ ùncêrtain. — ^ foin, vaine , adj.
vain.
Valeur, L value, valoùr. — Vallée, f. a valley,
a descent.
Vallon , m. a valley or dale.
Valoir, v. n. ir. to be worth. — VanJter, v.~a* to.boast. Vapeur, f. a vapour. — Varier , v. a. to vary. Va^te , adj. vast, great.
