partie, /., part, share
partir, to leave, to go off (of
guns), to issue, to go away.
partout, everywhere.
pas, »ï.,step. du même — , then,
at once; à petits — , slowly.
passable, passable.
passage, m., passage, passer, to pass, to pass by, to
l)ass away, to be promoted.
se — , to take place; se — de,
to go or do without.
passion, /., passion, intense life.
pasteur, m., pastor, clergyman.
pastour, e, m. /., shepherd, shep-
hcrdcss.
pâté, m., pie. — de gibier, game
pie.
paternel, le, paternal.
paternité, /., fatherhood.
pâtis, m., wild pasture-land.
pâtisserie, /., pastry.
pâturage, m., pasturage.
pauvre, poor.
pauvreté, /., poverty.
payer, to pay, repay, to pay for.
pays, m., country, district.
paysage, ;»., landscape.
paysan, m., pcasant.
peine, /., trouble, à — and à —
si, hardly, scarcely.
peintre, »/., paintcr, portrayer.
se pelotonner, to gather oneself
together, to cuddle up.
pelouse, /., grass.
penaud, ( rcstfallcn.
pencher, to bcnd over, to lean.
pendant, during.
pendre, to hang.
pénétrer, to penetrate, to get in
as far as.
pénible, painful, annoying.
pénombre, /., dim light, shadow.
pensée, /., thought.
penser, to think, — à, to think
about.
pensi-f, ve, pensive, thoughtful.
pension, /., en — , to boarding-
school, board and lodging.
pente, /., slope.
perdre, to lose. se — , to die
away.
perdreau, m., young partridge.
perdrix, /., partridge.
perdu, lost, forlorn.
père, }>i., father.
péril, m., danger, perler, to flow, to trickle.
permanence, /., permanence, en
— , permanently.
permettre, to permit, to allow.
persistant, persistent.
personne, /., person.
persuader, to persuade, peser, to weigh.
pétale, m., pet al.
pétillant, sparkling.
petit, little, small. See tenue, pétulance, /., pétulance.
peu, little, small quantity, far
from. — à — , little by" little;
im — , somewhat, almost, a
little. See près; see combien, peuplier, »»., jjoplar. peur, /., fear. faire — à, to
frighten.
peureu-x, se, fearful, timid,
skittish.
peut-être, maybe, perhaps.
philosophique, philosophical.
photographie, /., photograph.
phrase, /., phrase.
physionomie, f., face, counte-
nance.
VOCABULARY
pic, m., peak. à — , perpendicu-
lar.
pièce, /., pièce, pied, "»., foot. à — , on foot.
Sec pointe, pierreu-x, se, stony.
pieu-x, se, pious, devout.
pigeon, ;«., pigeon, piliar, m., pillar.
pin, m., pine.
piot, »!., wine.
pipe, f., pipe, piquer, to sting, to nettle.
pis, worso, tant — , so much thc
worsc.
pitié, /., pity.
place, /., place, seat, room, spot,
public square, faire — à, to
givc way to; en — , still. placer, to place, plaider, to plead.
plainti-f, ve, plaintive, se plaindre, to complain, to
grumble, to moan.
plaire, to please. se — , to take
plcasure in.
plaisanterie, /., raillery, jesting.
plaisir, m., pleasure, sport, plan, m., plan, planer, to hover.
plante, /., plant, planté, placed, fi.xed.
planter, to plant, plat, m., dish, plate, plate-forme, /., platform.
phin, full. See vent; see rapport, pleurer, to wccp. à — , in weep-
ing; — à chaudes larmes, to
wcep copiously.
pleurs, m. pi., tears.
plier, lo ir>Ul, to bcnd.
plomb, m., Icad.
plonger, to plunge, to dive, to
cast, to sink.
plu, sec plaire, pluie, /., rain.
plupart, )., majority, the larger
part.
plus, more, no more, non — ,
any more, eithcr. See ne.
plusieurs, several. See reprises, plutôt, rather.
poids, »/., weight.
poignée, /., handful. — de
main, hand-shake.
point, w., point. See ne.
pointe, )., point, dawn. — des
pieds, tiptoe.
poire, /., pear.
poitevin, from or of Poitou. See
note, p. 62, 1. 27.
poitrine, /., breast.
poli, polite.
pomme, /., applc.
pondre, to lay (cggs).
pont, »!., bridge, populaire, popular.
porte, f., door — charretière,
wagon-gate.
portée, /., reach, bearing.
portement, m., health.
porter, to carry.
portière, )., car or carriage-door
or windo'.v.
portrait, m., picture, image.
p0S3r, to put, to place, to rest.
se — , to be placed.
position, /., position, place, possible, possible, poste, /., mail. See bureau, pot, m., pot.
potion, /., draught, medicinc.
poudre, /., powder.
poulailler, m., hen-housc.
poule, /., hen.
poupée, /., doll.
pour, in ordcr to, to, for, towards.
pourpre, purple.
pourquoi, why.
VOCABULARY
poursuivre, to pursue, to continue.
pourtant, yet, however.
pousser, to utter, to start, to urge,
to push, to push in, to drive, poussière, /., powder, dust.
pouvoir, to be ablc. Puisse
I )ieu . . . , May God . . .
pratique, practical.
pré, II!., meadow.
précieu-x, se, precious.
précisément, oxactiy.
prédécesseur, /;?., piedecessor.
prédire, to predict.
préf é é, preferred, favorite.
préférence, /., preftrcnce. de — ,
out of jirefcrcnre.
premi-er, ère, first. le — venu,
thc lirst-comer.
prendre, to take, to catch, to take
out, to seize. See résolution.
s'y — , to set about it, to
managc it, to act. Sec dessus, préoccupation, /., préoccupation,
carc.
préoccupé, ])reoccupied.
préparer, to prépare, près, near. — de, close to; à
peu — , almost, ncarly.
presbytère, ;»., parsonage, rec-
torv.
présence, )., présence, présent, w., présent, gift. dès à
— , from this moment.
présenter, to ofTer, to présent, to
introduce.
presque, almost.
pressentir, to foresee, to havc mis-
givings.
presser, to press. se — , to crowd.
pressoir, m., wine-press.
prêt, rcady.
prétendu, ;»., intended, suitor.
prêter, to Icnd. — l'oreille, to
listen.
prétexter, to ofïcr as pretext, to
prétend.
prêtre, in., priest.
prévenir, to warn, to let know.
prévoir, to foresee.
prier, to pray.
prière, /., jjrayer.
principal, principal, main, printemps, m., spring.
pris, caught dcceived.
prise, /., taking, capture, prisonnier, m., prisoner.
proche, near.
prodiguer, to lavi.sh, to waste.
profession, /., profession.
profit, III., profu.
profiter, to profit from, to make
use of.
profond, dec)), pcnctrating. profondeur, )., dcpths.
progrès, m., progrcss.
proie, /., prcy. en — à, a prey
to.
projet, lit., [)lan.
projeter, to ca.=t, to plan, prolongé, prolongcd.
promenade, )., walk.
se promener, to walk, to take a
walk.
promeneur, m., f)edestrian.
promesse, )., promise, prompt, (|iiick, rcady.
prononcer, to pronounce.
proportion, )., proportion, propos, ;»., purpose, word.
propre, own, very.
propriété, /., property.
protégé, m , j)roléfé, vvard.
protestation, /., piotest.
prouesse, /., prowess.
providence, /., providence, providentiel-le, providcntial.
province, /., ail in P'rance which
is away from Paris; country;
provincial lifc
VOCABULARY
prudent, prudent, pninelle, /., pupil, eyeball.
psaume, m., psalm.
puis, then, aftenvard.
puissance, /., power.
pupille, m. /., vvard.
pur, pure.
qualité, /., quality, characteris"
tic.
quand, whcn, whencvcr.
quant à, as to, as for.
quart, m., quarter.
quartier, m., quarter.
quatorze, fourtccn.
quatre, four.
quatrième, fourth.
que, qu', proii., whoni, which,
what, that.
que, qu', conj. adv., that, as,
when, than, how, lest. See
ne.
quel, le, what, what a, which.
quelque, some, a few.
quelquefois, sometimes.
quelques-uns, unes, somc, any , a
few.
quelq'an, e, someone, somebody.
question, /., question, questionner, to question, qui, who, whom, which, that.
quinconce, m., quincun.x, shape ^'
of Roman numéral V. ^
quinze, fifteen.
quitter, to leave, to abandon, quoi, what, wherewith, thc
means (to).
quotidien, ne, daily.
rabat, m., clérical neck-band or
rollar.
rdbrouer, to snub.
raccommoder, to mend.
raccourcir, to shorten.
raconter, to relate, to tell, radieu-x, se, radiant, rafraîchir, to refresh, to revive, se raidir, to stifïen, to resist.
rainette, )., tree-frog.
raisin, m., grape.
raison, /., rcasoii. avoir — , to
bc right.
raisonnablement, rcasonably.
raisonnement, m., reasoning.
raisoimer, to argue.
ralentir, to slacken. se — , to
flag, to abate, to slacken, to
grow slow, ramener, to lead back, to bring.
ramier, m., wood-pigeon.
rang, m., rank.
rangée, /., row.
ranger, to put in order, to array,
to arrange, se — , to place
oneself, to step aside.
rapide, rapid, fast.
rapidement, rapidly.
rapport, m., bearing. en plein
— , yiclding well.
rapporter, to bring back.
rapprocher, to bring near.
rare, rare, infrequent.
rarement, rarely.
ras, close, short, raser, to graze, to skim.
se rasséréner, to recovcr composa rc. rassuré, reassurcd.
râtelier, m., rack.
raviver, to revive, to awakcn.
se ravoir, to pick up one's
strength.
rayon, m., ray. light.
réalité, /., reality.
rebrousser, to turn back.
rechercher, to seck, to court, récit, m., récital, story.
VOCABULARY
recoin, m., corner, nook.
reconunander, to recommend.
recommencer, to begin again.
réconcilier, to reconcile.
reconduire, to lead back.
recormaissance, /., thanks, gratitude.
reconnaître, to recognize.
recrutement, ?»., recruiting.
recueilli, méditative, calm.
recueillir, to receivc, to take in,
to shclter. se — , to be ab-
sorbed or lost.
redescendre, to go down or back
again.
redevenir, to become again.
redingote, /., frock-coat.
redire, to repeat.
redoubler, to increasc.
redouter, to fear.
réduit, m., small dwclling, re-
treat. refaire, to make again.
refermer, to shut again, to close.
se — , to close.
réfléchir, to reflect.
refléter, to reflect.
réflexion, /., reflection.
refouler, to repress.
refuser, to refuse, reject.
regard, m., look.
regarder, to look, to look upon
or at. se — , to look at each
other.
régiment, ot., régiment, régner, to reign. /
regret, »!., regret, à — , rcluc-
tanlly.
regretter, to regret, to long for.
régulariser, to put on a business
basis.
rejeter, to throw back.
rejoindre, to join.
réjoui, jolly.
relever, to raise, to lift.
relire, to reread.
reliure, )., binding.
reluire, to shine, glitter.
remarquable, remarkable.
remarque, /., remark.
remarquer, to notice, to remarL
faire — , to point out.
remercier, to ihank.
remettre, to refresh, to return, to
bring back. — en état, to repair, se — , to rccover, to
begin again.
remonter, to corne or go up-
stairs again, to get into again
(of vehicle).
remords, vi., remorse.
remorque, /., tow. à la — , in
tow.
remplacer, to replace, to take the
place of.
rempli, fijled.
remplir, to fill, to fulfill, to per-
form.
remuant, bustling.
remué, restless.
remuer, to move.
rencontrer, to meet. se — , to
meet.
rendre, to render, to give back, to
make. se — , to betake one-
self. Sec compte, rendu, returned, arrived.
renifler, lo snort.
rentrer, to re-enter, to return, to
go into again.
renverser, to overtum, to upset.
renvoyer, to scnd away.
se répandre, to spread, to over-
flow.
reparc ître, to reappear.
reparler, to speak of again.
repartir, lo set off again, to go
back.
repasser, to passoverorby again.
repêcher, lo fish out.
VOCABULARY
répéter, to repeat.
répliquer, to answer.
répandre, to reply.
rép3ns3, /., ans\%'er.
repos, »t., rest, sleep. en —
alone.
reposé, rcsted, refreshed.
S3 reposer, to rest, to slcep.
repousssr, to push back.
reprendre, to take again, to résume, to reply, to begin again.
repréS3nter, to picture.
reprise, /., retaking, resumption.
à plusieurs — s, at intervais,
repeatedly.
reproche, m., reproach.
se reprocher, to blarae.
réputation, /., réputation.
réseau, m., network.
réserve, /., reser\'e. en — , saved
up.
réserver, to reserve, to keep. se
— , to reserv'e to oneself the
right.
résolu, resolute.
résolution, resolution, prendre
une — , to make a décision.
résonnant, resounding.
résonner, lo sound, to resound.
respect, m., respect, respectueu-x, se, respectful, duti-
ful.
respirer, to breathe.
ressaisir, to take again.
ressembler, to resemble, ressentir, to feel.
ressortir, to spring, to stand out.
ressource, /., resource.
resSDUvenir, m., réminiscence, se ressouvenir, to remember.
reste, w., remainder. du — ,
morcover.
resté, remained, left alone.
rester, to remain. — en place,
to stand still.
restreint, narrow, limited.
résultat, m., resuit.
rétablir, to restore.
retenir, to take olï, to hold, to
keep, to hold back. se — , to
cling.
retentir, to écho, to resound.
retirer, to draw or pull out. se
— , to retire, to withdraw.
retomber, to fall back.
retour, m., return. être de — ,
to be back.
retourner, to return. se — , to
turn round, rétréci, narrow.
retrouver, to find again. se — ,
to assemble.
se réimir, to meet together.
réuni, united, together.
réussir, to succeed.
rêve, w., dreara.
revêche, crabbed, cross.
réveil, m., awaking, waking-up.
réveiller, to wake up. se — , to
wake up, to be roused.
révélation, /., révélation, révéler, to reveal.
revenir, to return. — à soi, to
return to consciousness.
revenu, m., income.
rêver, to dream, to think, to re-
flett, to muse, révérer, to worship, to révère, rêverie, /., revery, day-dreaming.
revers, m., opposite side.
reveu-r, se, dreamy, pensive, revivre, to live again.
revoir, to see again. au — , to
say a good-b}-e for a short
time.
rez-de-chaussée, m., ground-
floor.
riche, rich, abundant.
ridé, wrinklcd.
ridicule, ridiculous.
ISO
VOCABULARY
rien, m., thing, nothing. — que,
nothing but.
rigole, /., gutter.
riposte, /., retort, smart reply.
rire, to laugh. — aux éclats, to
burst into laughter.
rire, m., laugh, laughter.
risque, m., risk.
rite, m., rite.
ritournelle, /., air or song charac-
terized by répétition.
rival, m., rival.
rive, /., bank.
riverain, alongside.
rivière, /., river, slrcam.
robe, /., dress, gown. — de
chambre, dressing-gown.
robuste, robust.
rocailleu-x, se, stony.
rocheu-x, se, rocky.
roder, to roam, to wandcr.
rôle, m., part.
roman, m., novel, story.
romancier, m., novelist.
romanesque, romantic, fantastic.
rompre, to break.
rondeur, /., curve, roundness,
fulncss.
ronflement, m., snoring, rumbling
noise.
rose, /., rose, rose, pink, rosy.
rosée, /., dew.
rosier, m., rosebush.
rossignol, m., nightingale.
roue, /., whcel.
rouge, m., rcd, blush. rouge, rcd.
rouge-gorge, m., robin.
rougeur, /.. blush.
rougi, reddened.
rougir, to blush, to grow red,
to makc rcd.
roulement, »«•, roll, bcating.
rouler, to roll, flow down.
route, /., road, way.
rouvrir, to reopen.
ruban, m., ribbon, string.
ruche, /., hive.
rude, severe, rough.
rue, /., Street.
ruelle, /., lane.
ruer, to kick.
ruine, /., ruin.
ruiner, to ruin.
rumeiu", /., noise, hum.
ruminer, to ruminate, to muse
o\cr.
rustique, rustic, rural, of the
fields.
rythme, ";., rhythm, time.
rythmé, rhythmical, in time, mili-
tary.
sable, m., sand.
sabot, m., shoe, hoof.
sac, m., sack, knapsack.
sacrifice, m., sacrifice.
sage, wisc, good.
sagesse, )., vvisdom.
saigner, to bleed.
saillie, /., sally of wit.
sain, well, sound.
saint, e, adj., holy. s. m. ).,
saint.
saisir, to seize, saison, /., season.
salle, ^., room, living-room. — à
manger, dining-room.
saluer, to bow a salutation, to
bail.
salut, m., salvation, greeting, bow.
sang, m., blood.
sang-froid, m., roolness, présence
of mind.
sanglant, bleeding.
sanglot, m., sob.
sans, without.
VOCABULARY
sapin, m., fir-tree.
saprebleu, Egad!
satisfaire, to satisfy.
sau-f, ve, safe.
sauter, to leap, to jump.
sauterelle, /., grasshopper.
sauvage, aJj., of tho woods, un-
tamed, wild, shy. 5. /., an
out-of-doors girl.
sauvagerie, /., wildness, shyness,
the unlamed.
saveur, /., savor, zest.
savoir, to know.
savourer, to tastc, to enjoy.
