LL
“hensf 1 io, CL nsgnaro) to nmsemble, A in simul
other, at (he na Jn Sim sd
ensuite, adv. (en suite), then, afterwards.
mtendre, v. à. (L. intendere), to
fs hear, fo understand, C2 Pre, © mean; j'ai entendu dire, ve heard people say.
enterrer, v. a. ({erre), to bury, to
enthousinsmer, y. à. (Gr. évéover to enrapture, to render en-
grnés), Lenrsn
tier, ère, Le integrum), en-
tirs. whole, oÙ nate. .
entorse, s. f. (tordre), sprain.
entre, prep. (L. intra), between.
entreprendre, v. a. (entre prendre), ta undertale, to attempt.
entrer, v. n. (L. intrare), to enter, to
come in, to go in ; entrer dans une chambre, to enter € room, euverrai, sce envoyer.
mvirons, 8. m. pL (virer, L, viria, ÿ neighbourhood,« ph À »
envoi, s, m. (en: , sending, con- 8 gnment, parce envoy.
envoyer, v.a.(L. inviare) f'enverrat, to send.
épancher, v. a. (L.L, expandicare), Lo pour out, to open.
épaule, s. f. (L. spatula), shoulder, épée, 8. f. (L. spatha), sword.
éponge, s. f. (L. spongia), sponge.
Va. (LL to , SAS Len tome
é er, v. Prouver,
are), 10 fol, to (Cou ter L pro- Espagne, s. f. (L, Hispania), Spain, espérer, v. a. (L, sperare), to hope, espoir, s. m. (L. speres), hope.
est, see étre,
. (L, et), an e
SSFah sd The £a 1
état, s. m. (L. status), state, standing, dition, lis! , (pL) d ce &, Calling, (pl) do:
été, s. m. (L. aestatem), summer.
été, see être.
éto . k = ed FA. (étonner) astonish
étonner, v. à. (L. extonare), to as tonish, to amase, ;
nn nn “de CV à
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Es ÉGLe extennearius),
NT TE le , je fus,
got to be, to exist ; à, Lo beon
événement, s. m. DE evenimento), event, occurrence, emergency.
Der v.a. (L. evitare), to shun, to
Ph . & (L. examinare), to examine, to discuss,
exaspérer, v. “ exasperare), to enrage.
exasperate, to excepté, p (excepter, L. exce tare), A but, D excuser, v. a. (L. excusare), eo excuse, to pardon, to apologise for.
Et ue 8. m. (L. exemplum), ex- FU Dirt COPY ; Par exemple,
mn à v. à. (L. explicare), to explain.
br 20 v. a. (L. explorare), to ex-
adv. (L.
er" v. (L. extremus),
F , 8. Î. bri le Etes LÉ te que
DR er €, adj. (fâcher, Proven. fasti- ), angry, sorry.
muets, adj. (L. facilis), easy.
façon, s. f. (L. factio.em), make, fashion, way, ceremony ; de façon à, s0 as to.
faible, adj. (L. flebilis), weak, feeble.
facere), faisant,
{ A en que je ass.
perform, to $ rmdes froid,
to be warm, cold, fine, weather: fa ire peur d, to tofrighten :
aire mal, du mal à, to hurt faire
to ‘ha ave done; = nv Jait rien, it makes no differe
é, (L. tom rc deed,
matter ; fout à Er LA , entirely:
tt, we
De — 4 Y. ÿ imp LE re), fallu, il
ra, "il Faille, m un ous = famille, s. f. (L. familia), family.
faut, see falloir.
faute, s. f. a fallita), fault, mistake, wan
faux, sse, fs falsus), false,
rune 8. f. (L. femina), woman,
spurious, Be 2 À fendre, v. a. (2 AE to split, to cut open, to b:
fenêtre, s. f. (L fe m5 window.
ferai, sce faire.
Dre 8. f. (fer, L. ferrum), old n.
fichu, e, ; art. (ficher), pitiful, deuced.
fier, ère, adj. (L. ferus), proud, haughty.
file, s. f. (L. filia), girl, daughter,
fils, s. m. (L. filius), son.
fn, s. f. (L. anis) end, aim, object ; à la fin, at
fixe, 2: : xus), fixed, steady, = à settled, certain, set, E
flair, ue m. (J{airer, L. fragrare),
Pi er, , L.L. flaccus), to Han k to défend, 10 dtrike, 45 deal ; TRS to let fly.
fot, s. £. (L. fidem), faith, belief,
fois, s. . (L. vice), time (repetition),
fond, 5. m. (L. to 3 bottom, ground, depth, heart, back, rear CRE , At the further nd, int the
n ; à fond, tee
fort, e, adj. (L. f ré strong, copious, sev. ekilful large; s. m., fort, strength, ski holght eau:
adv., very, very much,
pond à 8. f. (L. fossa), hole, pit, grave,
nch.
fouille, s. f. (fouiller), excavation.
fouiller, v. a. n. ee fodiculare), Ca excavate, to dig, to searrh ; to ra sack ; se fou er, to search ones pockets,
fo î (ei origin to de Due te Gras to ee pu À
DT RE a (L. fragilis), fragile,
prmenes 8. m. (L. fragmentum),
fraise, s. # 74 fraga), strawberry.
frane, s. m. (from pere on coins, Francorum rex), franc.
franc, gti Cat Me francus), frank, open, sil
français, e, sa (L.L. francensis), French.
franchement, Bar. (/ranc), frankly, openly, unreserv y.
frémir, v. n.(L, fremere), toshudder, to tremble,
front, s. m. (L, frontem), forehead, brow.
G Sallo-romain, e, adj., Gallo-Roman.
SAarcon, s. m. (gars, origin unknown),
boy, L'chelor, waiter, he, . (0.H.G. w 1k), le Favkmard be DC, we re
È 3 che, the left, on the left hand ide} de le!
gendre, s. m. (L. generum), son-inlaw. * mer, V. a. (gêne, L. henna), to ne 7 to sn da Es &énéral, e, adj. (L. generalis), general.
gens, e. m, f. (pl. of gent, L. gentem), People, servants, til, le, . (L. geniilis pretty, Croit, consi A qi ; + Le 8. m. (L.), coffee with brandy n
ter, v. L. tare), to taste, EE relish PA de of ; to enjoy, to smell, grâce, 5. f. tin), grace, pardon, LASER s9rûce à Dieu, nk God, graîne, 8. f. (L.L,. &rana), seed, berry.
0 8. È Œ.L. grammaria), FRERE enden, rs FRotainge 7 Le gratis) y 4 m. (L. graccus), Greek lan-
gratis, tor
grêle, 5. f. (etym. ?, hail, hail-storm.
griffonner, v. a. Germ. o , tc scribble, to era Ve js
f. (Germ.
grimace,
mace ; ‘faire la faces.
gros, se, adj, (L. &rossus), large, big.
érir, v. n, (G: n), to h ji - reGOV'er. Sn bn
ce F0 mio
VOcABULARY.
H ‘h denotes À aspirate, le, adj, bilis), à hab! e.ad (L. habilis),clever sharp,
habiller, v. a, (habile), to dress,
habi , V- & (L. habitarc), to inhabit, to reside in. . "
habitude, s. f, (L. habitudo), habit, custom.
hits, 8, f. (Germ. haste, h ;
< 24; hâte, to bein Lasgstes hurey
h —: e, adj. (L. altus), high, lofty, oud.
‘hein ! {aterj., hey!
hésiter, v. n. (L. haësitare), to heui.
tate, to waver.
heure, 8. f. (L. ho: , hour; à Za Dour A well and good,
heureux, se, adj. (heur, rium), happy, pi osperous,
homme, s. m. (L. hominem), man, husband,
honneur, s. m.(L. honorem), honour, credit.
honorable, adj.
