L.L. inmaediatus), immediately
immobile, adj. (L. immobilem),
motionless, immovable.
importance, s. f. {importer, L. im-
portare), importance, conséquence.
impossible, adj. (L. impossibilis),
impossible.
inadvertance, s. f. (L.L. inadver-
tantia, L. advertere), inadvertence,
oversight; par inadvertance, in-
advertently.
VOCABULARY
Indigne, adj. (L. indignus), nn-
worthy, nndeserving, worthless.
Infâme, adj. (L. infamis), infamous,
base.
Infatigable, adj (L. infatigabilis),
indefatigable, unwearied.
Infinitif, s. m. adj. (L. inflnitivus),
inflnitive, inflnitive mood.
Inflnent, e, adj. (L. influentem), in-
fluential.
Inflnencer, v. a. {infliience, L. in-
fluentia). to influence.
Injnre, s. f. (L. injuria), insuit, in-
jury.
Inqnlet, ète, adj, (L. inquietus), un-
easy, restless.
Inquiéter, v. a. (L. inquietare), to
disturb, to make anxious.
Inqnlétnde, s. f, (L. inquietudinem),
anxiety, uneasiness.
inscrlptlon> s. f . (L. inscriptionem),
inscription.
Insensée, e, (L. insentatus), insane,
foolish, mad.
Inspection, s. f. (L. inspectionem),
inspection, survey.
installer, v. a. {stalle, L. stallum),
to instal, to make comfortable.
Instruit, e, adj. (instTuire, L. in-
struere), instructed, educated,
learned, well-informed.
Intention, s. f. (L. intentionem), intention ; behalf.
Intéresser, v. a. (H/. inter esse), to
interest, to concern ; s'intéresser
à, to take an interest in.
Intrigant, e, adj., s. (intrigue, Ital.
intrigo), intriguing, intriguer,
trimmer.
Inutile, adj. (L, inutilem), useless,
needless.
invité, e, s. m. f. {inviter), guest.
inviter, v. a. (L. invitare), to invite,
to allure.
Jamais, adv. (L. jana magis), ever,
never.
jardin, s. m. (Goth. gards, A.S.
geard), garden.
Jardinier, s. m. {jardin), gardener.
Je, pers. pron. (L. ego), I.
Jeter, v. a. (L. jactare), to throw, to
cast.
Jeu, s. m. (L. jocus), play, game, act-
ing. Jeune, adj. (L. juvenis), young.
joie, s. f. (L. gaudia), joy.
joli, e, adj. (Germ. origin), pretty.
joliment, adv. {joli), prettily; flnely;
much.
jour, s. m. (L. diurnus), day, day-
time, light.
juillet, s. m. (L. Julius), July.
jument, s. f. (L. jumentum), mare.
juste, adj., adv. .(L- justus), just,
right, proper ; just, exactly.
juteux, se, adj. {jus, L. jus), juicy.
la, pron. f. (see le), it, her.
là, adv. (L. illac), there, then ; là-bas,
down there, yonder; là-dedans,
within, in it ; là-haut, xip there ;
là-dessous, underneath ; la-dessus,
on it, thereupon.
labourer, v. a. (L. laborare), to
plough, to till.
lacrymatolre, s. m. {lacrymal, L.L.
lacrymalis), la£tL£yàtator^ laisser, v. a. (L. laxare), to Icave, to
permit, to leave out.
lancer <se), v. r. (lance, L. lancea),
to rush, to launch.
lancette, s. f. (lance), lancet. laquelle, pron. f. (see lequel), which.
latéral, e, adj. (L. lateralis), latéral,
side.
latin, s, m. (L. latinus). Latin lan-
guage.
latin, e, adj., Latin.
laver, v. a. (L. lavare), to wash ; to
absolve.
le, la, les, def. art., pers. pron. (L.
ille), the ; he, she, it, they.
leçon, s. f, (L. lectionem), lesson.
lecture, s. f. (L.L. lectura), reading,
perusal.
lequel, laquelle, lesquels, lesquelles, rel. pron. (le quel), who,
which, that, whora.
lettre, s. f. (L. littera), letter.
lever, v. a. (L. levare), to lift, to lift
up, to raise up ; se lever, to get up,
to rise, to stand up.
lever, s. m. (lever), rising.
liaison, s. f. (L. ligationem), connexion, joining, liaison.
libre, adj. (L. liber), free, unguarded. lier, V. a. (L. ligare), to bind, to join. ligne, s. f. (L. linea), Une,
YdfcABULAEY.
llquenr, s, f. (L. liquorem), liquor,
liqueur. liquide, s. m. (L. liquidus), liquid,
nuid, spirit.
lire, V. a. (L, légère), lisant, lu, je lis,
to read.
llTre, s. m. (L. librum), book.
loin, adv. (L. longe), far, far off, at a
distance.
long, ne (L. longus), long.
longnenient, adv. (long), a long
time, long.
longtemps, adv. (long temps), long,
a long while.
lorsqne, conj. (lors, L. hora), when.
loner, v. a. (L. locare), to let, to rent,
to h ire, to take.
lonrd, e, adj. (L. luridus), heavy,
clumsy.
lui, pers. pron. (L. illi huic), he, him,
to him, her, to her, it, to it; luimême, himself.
M maclilne, s. f. (L. machina), machine,
thing.
madame, s. f . (ma dame), madam.
mademoiselle, s. f . (ma demoiselle),
miss.
magistrat, s. m. (L. magistratus),
magistrate.
main, s. f. (L. manus), hand.
maintenant, adv. (main tenant),
now.
maire, s. m. (L. major), mayor. mais, conj. (L. magis), but, why.
maison, s. f. (L. mansionem), house,
home, flrm.
maître, s. m. (L. magistrum), master,
proprietor, teacher, chief.
majorité, s. f. (L. majoritatem),
majority, full âge.
mal, adv. (L. maie), ill, wrong, badly,
amiss, on bad terms.
mal, s. m. (L. malum), evil, harm,
pain, sickness, misfortune ; mal à
la tête, headache ; m,al de dents,
mal au<c dents, toothache.
malade, adj. (L. maie aptus), sick,
maladroit, e, adj., s. (droit), awk-
ward, clumsy ; maladroit ! clumsy
fool!
malin, gne, ad,]., s. (L. malignus),
malignant,malicious,mischievous,
roguish ; clever, sly person.
mamzelle, mademoiselle.
manche, s. m. (L. manica), handle.
manger, v. a. n. (L.L. manducare),
to eat, to consume, to run through ;
to eat, to f eed, to take one's meals ;
salle a m,anger, dining-room.
manière, s. f. (L.L. maneria, L.
manus), manner, way, kind.
manquer, v. a. n. (L.L, mancare),
to miss, to lose ; to fail, to be want-
ing, to stand in need of ; il a
m,anqué de tomber, he was very
near falling ; Vargent lui manqtie,
he is short of money.
marchand, e, s. m. f. (L.L. merca-
tantem), merchant, dealer.
marché, s. m.(L. mercatum), market,
marketing, bargain ; bon marché,
cheapness.
marcher, v. n. (L.L. marcare), to
walk, to go ; to progress, to tread.
mari, s. m. (L. maritus), husband.
mariage, s. m. (L.L. maritaticum),
marriage.
marier, v. a. (L. maritare), to marry,
to give in marriage ; se marier
(avec or à), to marry, to get married. masse, s. f. (L. massa), mass, heap ;
les masses, the people as a whole ;
en masse, in a body.
matin, s. m. (L. matutinum), morn-
ing.
mauvais, e, adj. (etym.?), bad, evil.
me, m', pers. pron. (L. me), me, tome.
mécanlqnenient, adv. (mécanique,
