v., under the word

Teut., Teutonic.

v., verb.

v.a., verb active.

v.a.n., verb, active and neuter v. def., verb defective.

v.n., verb neuter.

v.r., verb reflexive,

wh., which.

à, prep. (Lat. ad), at, to, in, for, by.

abattre, v.a. (battre) tothrow down, to cut down.

abîmer, v. a. (abîme, L. abissimus), to Ch to swallow up, to injure, to destroy.

pendantes adv. (abonder, L.

> abundare), pe A, bo! . (à, bord, O, H. G. bord

É; ne LE phee landin RE d'abord at first ; au premier abord,

on first approach.

aborder, ue a.n. to come near, w EE pr de à to arrive at,

abrcok 8. m. (Sp. albaricoque), aprico!

re 8. m. (abricot), apricot

Fe . à. (brute, L. brutus), to stupify, Yo astonish , to besot.

académicien, 8. m. (académie), member of academy, academician.

nondéme, 8. f. (L. academia), acalemy.

accepter, v. a. (L. acceptarc), to ac- :

cept.

accorder, v. n. (L.L. accordare), to à to allow, to accord, to give, Dati s'accorder,

to agree, to mn. to élu, to concur.

apr V. ac accusare), to accuse,