L.L. immediatus), 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-

VOCABULABY.

Indigne, adj. (L. indignus), nnworthy, imdeserving, worthless.

Infâme, adj. (L. infamis), infamous, base.

infatigable, adj (L. infatigabilis), indefatigable, iinwearied.

Infinitif, s. m. adj. (L, inflnitivus), infinitive, infinitive mood.

influent, e, adj. (L. infliientem), influential.

influencer, v. a. {influence, L. in-

fluentia), to influence, injure, s. f. (L. injuria), insuit, in-

jury.

inquiet, ète, adj. (L. inquietus), un-

easy, restless.

Inqailéter, y. a. (L. inquietare), to

disturb, to make anxious.

inquiétude, s. f. (L. inquietudinem),

anxiety, uneasiness.

inscription^ s. f. (L. inscriptionem),

inscription, insensé, e, (L. insentatus), insane,

foolish, mad.

inspection, s. f. (L. inspection em),

inspection, survey.

Installer, v. a. {stalle, L. stallum),

to instal, to make comfortable.

instruit, e, adj. {instruire, L. in-

struere), instructed, educated,

learned, well-informed.

intention, s. f. (L. intentionem), intention ; behalf.

intéresser, v. a. (L. inter esse), to

in ter est, 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. jam 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. jociis), play, game, acting.

jeune, adj. (L. juvenis), young.

joie, s. f. (L. gaudia), joy.

joli, e, adj. (Germ. origin), pretty.

joliment, adv. {Joli), prettily ; finely; 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, up there ;

là-dessous, underneath ; là-dessus,

on it, thereupon.

labourer, v. a. (L. laborare), to

plough, to till.

lacrymatolre, s. m. {lacrymal, L.L.

lacrymalis), lachrymatory.

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, c, 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), roading,

perusal.

lequel, laquelle, lesquels, lesquelles, rel. pron. {le quel), who, which, that, whom.

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), line.

VOOABULABY.

liqueur, s. f. (L. liquorem), liquor, liqueur.

liquide, s. m. (L. liquidus), liquid,

lîuid, spirit.

lire, V. a. (L. légère), lisant, lu, je lis,

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