partie (f.), game, section
part.
partir, to départ.
partout, entirely.
parure (f.), adornment, fin-
ery.
parvenir, to arrive, to at-
tain.
pas (m.), step.
passage ( m. ), passage,
crossing road.
passant (m., f.), passerby.
passer, to pass, to put on.
passe-temps (m.), pastime.
passionner, to interest,
powerfully.
pâté de foi gras (m.),
goose liver pie.
pâtée (f.), paste.
patrie (f.), fatherland.
patriotique, patriotic.
patte (f.), leg.
pauvre, poor.
pavé (m.), pavingstone.
pavillon (m.), lodge.
payer, to pay.
pays (m.), country.
paysage (m.), landscape.
paysan, ne, peasant.
peau (f.), skin.
pêche (f ), fishing.
pêcher, to fish.
peindre, to paint.
peine (f.), trouble; à peine,
hardly.
pelle (m.), shovel.
penchant (m.), declivity,
inclination. '
pencher, to lean.
pendant, during, for.
pendant que, while.
pendre, to hang.
pénétrer, to penetrate.
pensée (f.), thought, mind penser, to think.
pente (f.), slope.
percer, to pierce.
percevoir, to perceive.
perdre, to lose.
perdrix (f.), partridge.
père (m.), father.
périlleux, se, perilous.
permettre, to permit.
personnage (m.), person-
age.
VOCABULARY
personne (f.), person.
perspective (t.), prospect.
pesant, e, heavy.
pesée (f.)» weig-hing-.
pétard (m.), cracker.
petit, e, small, little.
peu, little, few; peu à peu,
gradually.
peuple (m.), people.
peur (f.), fear.
peut-être, perhaps.
phalange (f.), phalanx.
philosophie (f.), philoso-
phy.
physionomie (f.), counte-
nance.
physique, physical.
pic (m.), peak; à pic, per-
pendicular.
pièce (f.), room.
pied (m.), foot, leg".
pierre (f.), stone.
piéton (m.), rural postman.
pilon (m.), stick.
piller, to pillage.
pin (m.), pine tree.
pincer, to catch.
pioche (f.), pick-axe.
pipe (f.), pipe.
piquer, to pick.
pis, worse.
pistole (m.), pistol.
pitié (f.), pity, mercy.
pivoter, to turn.
place (f.), spot.
placer, se, to place one-
self.
placide, placid.
plaider, to plead.
plaindre, to pity. plaine (f.), plain.
plainte (f.), moan.
plaisant (m.), jest.
plaisir (m.), pleasure.
planche (f.), board.
plancher (m.), floor.
planer, to hover.
planter, to plant, to fix.
plaque (f.), sîab.
plat, e, flat.
plat (m.), dish.
-e, full.
plein,
pleurer, to weep.
plier, to fold.
plonger, to plung-e, to
sink.
pluie (f.), shower.
plume (f.), feather.
plumé, e, feathered.
plus, more.
plusieurs (adj. pi.), sev-
eral.
plutôt, rather.
poche (f.)» pocket.
poétique, poetic.
poignée (f.), handle.
poignet (m.), wrist.
poing (m.), fist.
point (m.), dot; au point
de, at the point of.
point, (f.), point, nail.
pointu, e, sharp.
poisson (m.), fish.
poitrine (f.), chest.
polir, to polish.
politique, political.
pomme (f.), apple.
pomme de terre (f.), po-
tato.
pont (m.), bridge.
porcelaine (f.), porcelain.
porte (f), door.
portée (à de), within
reach.
porter, to carry.
portière (f.), door (of a
carriag-e).
poser, to place.
posséder, to possess.
possible, possible.
pouce (m.), thumb.
poudre (f.), powder.
poudrer, to sprinkle.
poule (f.), hen.
poupée (f.), doll.
pour, for, to, in order to.
pourpre (f.), pur pie.
pourquoi, why.
poursuivre, to pursue.
pourtant, however.
pourvu que, provided.
VOCABULARY
pousser, to utter, to push, to grow.
poussif, ve, short-
winded.
poussière (f.), dust.
poutre (f.), beam.
pouvoir, to be abie.
prairie (f.), meadow.
pratique, practical.
précaution (f.), précaution.
précipiter (se), to rush.
préjugé (m.), préjudice.
préliminaire, preliminary.
premier, ère, first.
prendre, to take.
préparatif (m.), préparation.
préparatoire, prepafatory.
préparer, to prépare.
près, near; de près, close-
iy.
présence (f.)» présence.
présent (m.), présent.
présenter, to présent; a présent, now.
presque, almost.
pressentir, to anticipate.
presser, to crowd.
prêt, e, ready.
prétendre, to prétend.
prêter, to lend.
preuve (f.), proof.
prévenance (f.), kindness.
prévenir, to know beforet h and.
prévoir, to f oresee.
prier, to beg.
primitif, ve, primitive.
principal, — e, principal.
printemps (m.), spring.
prison (f.), prison.
prisonnier (m.), prisoner.
priver, to deprive.
prix (m.), price.
probable, probable.
problême (m.), problem.
procès (m.), trial.
prochain, e, next ap-
^ proaching.
proches (m. pi.), near relations.
profil (m.), profile.
profiter, to take advantage of.
profond, e, deep.
profondeur (f.), depth.
projet (m.), plan.
prolonger, to prolong".
promener (se), to walk.
promettre, to promise.
prononcer, to utter.
propos (m.), talk; à ce propos, with regard to this matter.
proposer, to propose.
propre, clean.
propreté (f.), cleanliness.
propriétaire (m.), owner.
propriété (f.), property.
protéger, to protect.
prouver, to prove.
provision (f. ), provision; faire provision de, to lay in a stock of.
prudence (f.), caution.
Prussien, ne, Prussian.
puant, e, stinking.
public, publique, public.
puis, and, then.
puissance (f.), power.
puissant, powerful.
puits (m.), well, pit.
putois (m.), polecat.
pyramide (f.), pyramid.
quai (m.), platform.
qualité (f.), quality.
quand, when.
quant à (prep), as for.
quatre, four.
quatre-vingts, eighty.
quatrième, fourth.
quatorze, fourteen.
que (adv.), how; (pron.),
whom, which; (conj.),
that.
quelconque (adj.), what-
ever, of any kind.
VOCABULARY
quelque (adj.), some.
querelle (f.), quarrel.
quereller (se), to quarrel
with.
quérir, to seek.
question (f.), question.
queue, (f.), tail.
qui, who; (interr.), who?
whom?
quinze, fifteen.
quitter, to leave.
quoi, what, which.
quotidien, ne, daily.
race (f.), race.
raconter, to relate.
radieux, se, radiant.
raffine, e, refined.
raide, stifÊ.
raidir, to stiffen.
raideur (f.), stiffness.
raison (f.), reason.
raisonner, to reason.
rajeunir, to grow young.
ralentir, to slacken.
râler, to hâve the death rattle.
rallumer, to rekindle.
ramasser, to gather.
rampe (f.), aseent.
ramper, to creep.
ranger (se), to place oneself.
rapide, quick.
rappeler (se), to recollect.
rapport (m.), report, story.
rapporter, to bring back.
rare, rare.
raser, to shave.
rasseoir (se), to sit down again.
rassurer, to reassure.
rata (m.) (abbrev. of ratatouille), poor stew.
rattraper, to catch.
rauque, hoarse.
ravin (m.), ravine.
rayon (m.), ray.
réalité (f.)i reality.
réaliste, realistic.
recevoir, to receive.
recherche (f.), search.
recommandation (f.), re-
commendation.
recommencer, to begïn
again.
reconnaissance (f.)» recon-
noitring.
reconnaître, to recognize.
reconstruire, to recon-
struct.
recouvrir, to cover again.
redescendre, to go down.
redevenir, to become again.
redire, to repeat.
redoutable, formidable.
redouter, to fear.
refaire, to make again.
refermer, to shut again.
réfléchir, to reflect.
reflet (m.), reflection.
réflexion (m.), thought.
réformer (se), to reform.
rëfroider, to cool again.
refuge (m.), refug-e, shel-
ter.
refuser, to refuse.
regard (m.ï, look.
regarder, to watch, to look
at.
régiment (m.), régiment.
règle (m.), rule.
régulier, ère, regular.
régulièrement, regularly.
regretter, to regret.
rejaillir, to splash.
rejoindre, to rejoin.
relever, to rise again.
reluire, to shine.
remarquer, to notice.
remercier, to thank.
remettre, to set again.
remuer, to move.
renard (m.), fox.
rencontrer, to meet.
rendormir, to go to sleep
again.
rendre, to render; se rendre, to give orieself up.
renifler, to snuff.
VOCABULARY
renoncement (m.)» renouncement.
renseignement (m.), information.
rentrer, to corne home ag-ain.
renverser, to throw down.
répandre, to scatter.
reparaître, to reappear.
repartir, to départ.
repas (m.), meal.
répéter, to repeat.
replet, ête, stout.
repli (m.), fold.
replier, to draw back.
répondre, to answer.
reporter, to report.
repos (m.), rest.
reposer, to place again.
repousser, to push back.
reprendre, to résume.
représaille (f.), reprisai.
reproche (m.), reproach.
république (f. ), republic.
réserver, to reserve.
résignation (f.), résignation.
résignée, resig-ned.
résistance (f.), résistance.
résister, to resist.
résolution (f.), décision.
résoudre, to résolve.
ressembler, to resemble.
ressentir, to expérience.
ressortir, to g*o out ag-ain.
restaurant (m.), restaurant.
rester, to remain.
reste (du), besides.
retenir, to withhold.
retentir, to resound.
retour (m.), return.
retourner, to return.
retraite (f.), retreat; en retraite, on the retired list.
retrouver, to recover.
rêver, to dream.
révélateur, tri ce, de-
vealer.
révélateur, to reveal.
rêvêier, to reveal.
revenant (m.), g-host.
revenir, to corne back.
rêver, to dream.
réveiller, to awaken.
revoir, to see ag-ain.
rez-de-chaussée (ni.), ground floor.
riche, rich.
ride (f.), wrinkle.
rideau (m.), curtain.
rien (m.), anything-, nothing\
rire, to laug-h.
rire (m.), laug-hter.
rivage (m.), shore.
rive (f.), shore.
river, to rivet.
rivière (f.), river.
robuste, robust.
roc (m.), rock.
rocher (m.), rock.
rocheux, se, rocky.
rôder, to roam.
roi (m.), king-.
roman (m.), romance,
novel.
rompre, to break, to deaden.
ronce (f.), bramble.
rond e, round.
ronfler, to snore; ronflement (m.), snoring-.
ronger, to gnaw.
rose, pink.
roseau (m.), rééd.
rouge, red.
rougir, to blush.
rouillé, rusted.
rouier, to roll.
roussi e, burned.
route (f.), road; en route, on the journey.
rouvrir, to reopen.
rude, rude.
rue (f.), street.
ruine (f.), ruin.
ruiner, to ruin.
ruisseau (m.), brook.
rumeur (f.), report.
ruse (f.), deceit.
VOCABULAEÏ
rustre (m.), rustic, coarse man.
sable (m.), sand.
sabot (m.), wooden shoe,
hoof.
sabre (m.), sabre, sac (m.), sack.
sacré, e, sacred.
sacrifier, to sacrifice.
sain e, sound.
saisir, to seize.
saison (f.), season.
salle (f.), room; salle à
manger, dining- room.
salon (m.), parlor.
saluer, to greet.
sang (m.), blood.
sanglant, bleeding".
sanguinaire, bloody.
sans, without.
santé (i.), health.
saoul, — — e, drunk.
sapin (m.), fir.
satisfaire, to satisfy.
saucisson (m.), sausage.
sauter, to leap.
sautiller, to skip. sauvage, wild.
sauver, to save; se sauver,
to escape.
scandale (m.), scandai.
sceller, to fasten.
scier, to saw.
scorpion (m.), scorpion.
sculpté, e, sculptured.
sec, sèche, dry.
seconde (f.), second.
secouer, to shake.
secours (m.), help.
secousse (f.), jolting*.
séculaire, secular.
séduire, to seduce.
seigneur (m.), lord.
séjour (m.), stay.
selon, according-.
semaine (f.), week.
semblable, similar.
sembler, to seem, to appear.
semer, to scatteî*.
sens (m.), sensé.
sensation (f.), sensation.
sensuel, le, sensual.
sentier (m.), path.
sentiment (m.), sentiment.
sentir, to feel.
séparément, separately.
séparer, to separate.
serein, e, placid.
sérénité (f.), placidness.
serpent (m.), snake.
serpenter, to wind.
serrer, to grasp, to fasten. servante (f.), servant.
servir, to serve, to assist;
se servir de, to make use
of.
serviteur (m.), servant.
seuil (m.), threshold.
seul, e, alone.
seulement, only.
sévère, strict.
si, so, so much, how.
siège (m.), seat.
sien, ne (pron. poss.,
m., f.), his, hers.
sifflement (m.), whistling".
signaler, to signal.
signe (m.), sign.
silence (m.), silence.
silencieux, se, silent.
silhouette (f.), outline.
simple, simple.
singulier, ère, singn-
lar.
sinistre, sinister.
six, six.
sobriquet (m.), nick name.
soie (f.), silk.
soigner, to care for.
soigneusement, carefully.
soi-même, oneself, himself»
herself.
soin (m.), care.
soir (m.), evening-.
soirée (f.), evening.
sol (m.), ground.
soldat (m.), soldier.
soleil (m.), sun.
solitude (f.), solitude.
VOCABULARY
sombre, dark.
sommeil (m.), sleep.
sommeiller, to sleep.
sommet (m.), summit.
son (m.), sound.
songer, to think.
sonner, to sound.
sonore, sonorous.
sorte (f.), kind.
sortir, to go out.
sot, sotte, fool.
son (m.), copper cent.
souei (m.), concern.
soudain, suddenly.
souder, to solder.
souffle (m.), faréath.
souffler, to* blow.
souffrance (f.), suffering.
souffrir, to suffer.
soulagement (m.), solace.
soulever, to lift up.
soupçonner, to suspect.
soupe (f.), soup.
souper, to dine.
soupir (m.), sigh.
sourd e, dull, deaf.
sourire, to smile.
sous, under.
sous-officier (m.), underlieutenant.
sous-prëfecture (f.), subprefecture.
soutenir, to sustain.
souterrain (m.), underground.
souvenir (m.), memory.
souvenir (se), to remember.
souvent, often.
souverain, e, suprême.
spectacle (m.), sigh t.
squelette (m.), skeleton.
strident, e, strident.
stupéfait, e, stupefied.
stupide, stupid.
substituer, to substitute.
suffire, to sufflce.
suite (f.), continuation, rest; de suite, in succession.
suivre, to follow.
superbe, superb.
supérieur, e, upper.
superstiteux, se, super-
stitious.
supposer, to suppose.
supposition (f.), supposition.
sûr, sure.
suraigu, c, shrill.
sûrement, assuredly.
sûreté (f.), safety.
surexciter, to overexcite.
surface (f), surface.
surgir, to arise.
surhumain, e, superhu-
man.
surnaturel, le, super-
natural.
sournois, e, underhand.
surnommer, to surname.
sursaut (m.), star t.
surtout, especially.
surveiller, to watch.
suspect, e, suspicious.
suspendre, to hang.
sympathie (f.), sympathy.
symptôme (m.), symptom.
système (m.), system.
table (f.), table.
tablier (m.), apron.
tâcher, to try.
taille (f.), waist.
tailler, to eut.
taire (se), to be silent.
tambour (m.), drum.
tandis que, while.
tanière (f.), den.
tant, so long.
tantôt, presently; (when
repeated), now.
taper, to hit.
tapi, — — e (part.), squat-
ting.
tard, e, late.
tarder, to delay.
tas (m.), heap.
tâtons (à), groping*.
teinter, to tint.
VOCABULARY
tel, le, such.
tellement, so.
témoin (m.), witness.
tempête (f.), tempest.
temps (m.), time; de temps en temps, from time to time.
tenace, tenacious.
ténacité (f.), tenacity.
tenailler, to torture.
tendon (m.), sinew.
tendre (adj.), tender.
tendre, to stretch, to offler, to hang tapestry.
tendresse (f.), fondness.
tendu, e, strained.
ténèbres (f. pi.), darkness.
tenir, to hold.
tension (f.), strain.
tenture (f.), tapestry.
terre (f.), earth, ground.
terreur (f.), terror.
terrier (m.), burrow.
terrible, terrible.
territoire (m.) territory.
tête (f.), head.
théâtre (m.), théâtre.
thé (m.), tea.
thermomètre (m.), thermometer.
tiède, luke warm.
tiédeur (f.), warmth.
tigre (m.), tiger.
timbre (m.), intonation.
tinter, to ring4.
tirailler, to worry.
tirer, to fire.
toi (pers. pron.), thee, you.
toile (f.), linen.
toilette (f.), attire.
toit (m.), roof.
tolérer, to tolerate.
tombe (f.), tomb.
tomber, to fall.
tonner, to thunder.
torche (f.), torch.
tordre, to wrench.
torrent (m.), stream.
torse (m.), trunk.
tort (m.), wrong; avoir tort, to be mistaken; donne, à, to condemn.
tortueux, euse, crook-
ed.
tortue (f.), turtle.
torturer, to torture. tôt, soon.
toucher, to touch.
toujours, always.
tour (m.), turn; à son tour,
in one's (his, her) turn.
tourbillon (m.), whirlwind.
tourelle (f.), turret.
tourmenter, to torment.
tourner, to turn.
tout, toute, tous, toutes,
ail, whole, everything.
tout à fait, entirely.
tout à l'heure, just, soon.
tout de suite, at once.
tout d'Un coup, suddenly.
tracasserie (f.), wrong*.
trace (f.), trace.
trahir, to betray.
train (m.), train.
traîner, to drag, to be
found.
traîner (se), to crawl.
trajet (m.), journey.
tranquillement, quietly.
tranquillité (f.), tranquil-
llty.
transparent, e, transparent.
trappe (f.), tràpdoor.
travail (m.), work.
travailler, to work.
travers (m.), breadth de-
fect; a travers, through.
traverse (f. ), crosspiece.
traverser, to cross.
tremblement (m.), trem-
bling.
trembloter, to quiver.
tremper, to soak; tremper
la soupe, to soak bread
in the soup.
trente, thirty.
très, very.
trembler, to tremble.
triomphe (m.), triumph.
triste, sad.
tristesse (f.), sadness.
trois, three.
VOCABULARY
trombe (f.), water spout.
tromper, to deceive.
tronc (m.), trunk.
trop, too, too much.
trot (m.), trot.
trottoir (m.), pavement.
trou (m.), hole, gap.
troubler, to trouble.
troupe (f.), troop.
troupeau (m.), herd.
troupier (m.), trooper.
trouver, to find.
truite (f.), trout.
tuer, to kill.
tueur (m.), slayer.
tumultueux, euse, tu-
multuous.
tunique (f.), coat.
tunnel (m.), tunnel.
tuyau (m.), pipe.
-e, one.
uniforme (m.), uniform.
univers (m.), universe.
user, to use.
vague (adj.), vague.
vague (f.), wave, surge.
vaguement, vaguely.
vain, e, vain.
vaincre, to conquer.
vainqueur (m.), conquer or.
vaisselle (f.), crockery.
val (m.), valley.
valet (m.), servant.
valoir, to be worth.
vallée (f.), valley.
vallon (m.), vale.
vapeur (f.), vapor.
vaste, vast.
veille (f.), day before.
veine (f.), vein.
velours (m.), velvèt.
velu, shaggy.
vendetta (f.), vengeance.
venger, to avenge.
venir, to corne; s'en venir,
to corne away.
vent (m.), wind.
ventre (m.), stomach.
verger (m.), orchard.
vérifier, to verify.
vérité (f.), truth.
vernir, to varnish.
verre (m.), glass.
verrou, (m.), boit. vers, to, towards, about.
verser, to pour.
vertu (f.), virtue.
vêtement (m.), clothing.
vêtir, to clothe.
viande (f.), méat.
vibrant, vibrating.
vibrer, to vibrate.
victoire (f.), victory.
victorieux, se, victori-
ous.
vide, empty.
vider, to empty.
vie (f.), life.
vieillard (m.), old man.
vierge, virgin.
vieux, vieil, vieille, old.
vif, vive, intense.
vigne (f.), vine.
vigueur (f.), vigor.
villa (f.), villa.
village (m.), village.
villageois, e, villager.
vin (m.), wine.
vingt, twenty.
vingtaine (f.), twenty or
so.
violemment, violently.
violence (f.), violence.
violent, e, violent.
visage (m.), face.
visible, visible.
vision (f.), vision.
vite, quick.
vivacité (f.), eagerness.
vivant, living. vivement, quickly.
vivre, to live.
vociférer, to vociferate.
voici, hère, hère it is.
voilà, there, there it is.
VOCABULABY
voiler, to veil.
voir, to see.
voisin, e, neighboring.
voisin (m.), neighbor.
voix (f.)> voice.
vol (m.), flock.
volée (f.), flight; à tonte
volée, at full swing-.
voler, to fly.
volonté (f.), will.
voltiger, to flutter.
vouer, to vow.
vouloir, to wish.
voyage (m.), journey.
voyager, to travel.
voyageur, se, traveler.
vrai, e, true.
vraiment, truly.
vraisemblance (f.), likeîi-
hood. vrille (f.), gimlet.
vue (f.), view.
wagon (m.), railway car-
riage.
Wilhelm, William.
y (pron.), to it, to them, in it, in them; (adv.) there; il y a, there is; ago.
yeux (pi. of œil) (m.), eye.
