acte, s. m. (L. actus), act
acteur, s. m. (L. actorem), actor.
adorer, < s (L. adprare), to adore, to wors on 3 re. LL. drictiare), to irc to à “ares. 8. Î. (à, faire), ne matter,
se, adj. (affection, L.
“aoctionem}* affectionate, warmhearted.
A ff h a — + de igere), afflicted.
ons mn m, ue aetatem), age, years,
r, v. mL agere), Jo opt to gate have, to work: #8’ question, to be the ma: e; negi votre Fes life sr y : ‘take.
ue ut j'én: AT à to 4 À Leopiae.
turb.
agréer, L. gratum), to cept, to MT “clptt
ngricele, adj. (L. agricola), agricul-
A0 7e f. (agriculteur, agricultorem), agriculture.
ah! interj. (onomat.), ah! oh!
ai, see avoir.
aider, v. re n. adjutare), to aid, to help, to
aïe! interj., Oh! Ah!
aîlleurs, adv. (L. aliorsum), elsewherc + d'ai A [A d from another reason.
aimable, adj. (L.amabilis), amiable, agreeable, nice.
us v. 8. (L. amare), to love, to
air look, tu avoir l'a Far à de a silo Nike to sceme
se (allumer, L.L. adluminare), match ; allumette chimique, lucifer-match, sulphur-match.
rte adv. (à, Lors), then, at that er # se, adj. (L. ambitiosus), ambitious.
ami friend; ue — a A ra friendiy
amour, s. m. (L. amorem), —— “an D'otoriine to PE
i 88,5 m. (L annus), year.
ru ira
em
ancien, ne, . (LL, antian ancient, us ol standing, (4 er.
ne, «. m. (L. asinus), ass, blockhead, fool.
ange, s. m. (L. angelus), angel.
animal, s. m. (L. animal), ani À dolt, fool, beast, brute, , Dé animé, e. rt. (animer, L, animare), RTE NOR e année, s, {. (an), year.
annoncer, v. à. (L. annuntiare), to announce, to proclaim, to foretell, antiquité, s. f. (antique, L, antiquus), antiquity.
apercevoir, . a. (L. ad percipere), ” perceive, to AR La + hs aplatir, v. a. (plat, Germ. origin * % flatten, to M 4 ge lomb, 8. m. (& plomb, L. plumum), eau ul Perpendiou:
ty, plumb ; assurance, self-command, self-possession.
appeler, v. a. (L. appelare), to name, S'eall'to appeal” x
oy, to adapt : s'appliquer, to ap.
HE one's sel AS dt Au 4
nRparter, v. & (L. apportare), to
ng.
apprendre, v, a. (L. apprendere), To here, to hear of, m4 teach, to tell, to inform.
approcher, v. n. (L. appropriare), to << ronch, to come none 10 be — th ng like; s'approcher, to approach, to draw near.
a adv. (L. pressus), afterwards, + et pr what then ?
Gex ri 8. f. (Gr. ‘apxaoAoyia), archæology.
. (Gr. * SRE AE Ce me
ardent, e, adj. (L. ardentem), ardent, warm, violent.
arpent, s. m. (L. arepennis), acre.
arranger, v. a. (rang, Germ, origin), to arrange, to settle, to compromise; s'arranger, to arrange Ooneself, to manage, to get on.
arrêter, v. a. (L. arrestare), to arrest, to stop, to fasten, to delay, to put & stop to; s'arréter, to stop.
arrivée, 5. f. (arriver), arrival.
arriver, v. n. (L.L, adripare), to arrive, to pot to happen.
arrondisse . (rond), round.
ng, district, elroute <
arroser, v. a. (L. adrorare), to water, to wet, to AT to molsten.
art, 8. £. (L. artem), art,
#3, 800 avotr.
assemblé, e, part. (assembler| , a8semblod: joined: ( à
assembler, v. 2. (L. assimulare), to gather, to bring together. ;
asseoir [s'} v.r. L. assidere), s'as-
( seyant, assis, je m'assieds, je m'as- Fri m'ass 1, que je m'asseie (or asseye), to sit, to sit down.
assez, adv. (L. ad satis), enough, plenty, pretty, rather.
atroce, adj. (L. atrocem), atrocious.
attendre, v. a. (L. attendere), to wait for, to expect ; s'attendre, to rely upon, to expect, to anticipate.
attendrissement, s. m. (tendre, L, tencrum), emotion, compassion.
attirer, v. a. (tirer[Dutch toren]), to attract, to incite, to win.
aa ont, for à, Le), at the, to the, in
aucun, e, adj. (L. aliquis), any, none, no.
napourarnal, adv. [au jour de hui (L. hodie)], to-day, this day, at present.
aussi, adv. (L. aliud sic), also, accordingly, 80, as.
autour, prep. (fourner).abont,round.
autre, adj. (L. alter), other, different, else.
avaler, v. a, n. (aval, L. ad vallem),
swallow, to drink, to endure; to go with the stream.
avant, prep. (L. ab ante), before.
avant, adv., far forward, in front.
avee, prep. (L. apud hoc), with, among.
aveu, 8. m. (avouer), avorv:], confession.
avoir, v. a. (L. habere), ayant, eu, ai, j'eus, j'aurai, que J'aie, to ave, to possess, to hold ; y avoir, LATE en avoir à, to be angry
avoué, s. m. (L. advocatus), attorney, solicitor.
avouer, v. à. = jeoer, L. votare), to avow, to confess,
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bachelier, s. m. (L.L, us bacholor (of a university), x bat, e, adj. (L. badius), bay.
baie, s. f. (L. baca), bay, bay-window.
balsser, v. a. n. (bas), to lower, to let down, to hang down; to go down, to lower, ballon, s. m. (balle, Etym.., balloon.
adv. (L. bassus), down, low : à -* A with 1 lérèue, over thone yonder.
