L. augu
(L. honorabi:is),
honourable, horrible, F horribilis), h rible, shocielag hr ‘huit, aëj. (L. octo), eight, eighth ; uit jours, a week.
humanité, s. f. (L. humanitatem bnmanity, +3. nature, pd nd. 5
ici, adv. ecce-hic), here, hither :
par oi, Qu Way. . sÉS
idée, 5. 1. idea), id Conceit, sketch, À +
11, pers. pron. (L, ille), he, it,
image, s. f. (L. imaginem), image, likeness.
imbécile, = . f. imbecillus), pr A Pour
immédiatement, adv. (1 at, L.L. immediatus), immedie rit
immobile, adj. (L. immobilem), motionlcss, immovable.
Importance, 5, f. (importer, L, im- POrta re), posa consequence.
Ampossibie, adj, (L. impossibilis), impossible, vertance, 5. f. (LL. inadve tantia, L, ad verterc), inaë vertence, oversight: par inadvertance, in:
advertentiy.
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tr digne, L (LL. ind = "worthy, A rc mie =
infâme, adj. (L. infamis), infamous,
base.
pre er L. inf. bi : inde Re
infinitif, s. m. . (L infinitivus), infinitive, infinitive mood.
influent, e, adj. (L. influentem), influential.
influencer, v. a. (influence, L. influentia), to influence.
du à 8. f. (L. injuria), insult, injury.
inquiet, ète, adj. (L. inquietus), un-
easy, restless.
uiéter, v. a. (L. inquietare), to disturb, to make anxious.
inquiétude, s. f. (L. inquietudinem), ess.
anxiety, uneasin
inscription, c. f. (L. inscriptionem), inscription.
insensé, e, (L. insentatus), insane, foolish, mad.
inspection, 5. f. (L. inspectionem), inspection, survey.
fnstaller, v. a. (salle, L. stallum), to instal, to maku comfortable.
instruit, c€, . (instruire, L. ininstructed, educated,
intention, s. se intentionem), intention ; behalf.
intéresser, v. a. (L. inter esse), to interest, to concern ; s'intéresser à, to take an interest in.
CA ., 8. (intrigue, Ital.
mn 4% va. in! er, trimmer.
faut! . (L. inutilem), useless, ri k ù
invité, e, s. m. f. (inviter), guest.
inviter, v. a. (L. inv'tare), to invite, to allure.
J Jamais, adv. (L. jam magis), ever, never.
rdin, 5. m. (Goth. gards, A.S.
Le À garden.
fardinier, s. m. (jardin), gardener.
je, pers. pron. (L. ego), I.
jeter, v. a. (L. jactare), to throw, to cast.
Jeu, 8. m. (L. jocus), play, game, actng.
jeune, adj. (L. juvenis), young.
joie, s. f. (L. gaudia), joy.
Joli, e, adj. (Germ. origin), pretty.
ere adv. (Jo!®), prettily; finely; . (L. di , day, = Dr A it urnus), day, day Juillet, s. m. (L. Julius), July.
jument, s. f. (L. jumentum), mare.
Juste, adi., adv. (L. tus), pa TE D is Juteux, se, adj. (jus, L. jus), juicy.
la, pron. f. (see Le), it, her.
adv.(L. illac), there, then ; {à-bas, own there, yonder; là-dedans Within, in it; Zà-haut, u là-dessous, under:eath ; 4 on it, thereupon.
labourer, v. a. (L. laborare), to plough, to till. ( k lacrymatoire, s. m. (/acrymal, L.L.
lacrymalis), lachrymatory.
latsser, v. a. (L. laxare), to lave, to permit, to leave out.
lancer (se), v. r. (lance, L. lancèa), to rush, to launch.
laneette, s. f. (lance), lancet.
laquelle, pron. f. (sec Lequel), which.
nr e, adj. (L. lateralis), lateral, side.
latin, s. m. (L. latinus), Latin lan.
guage.
latin, e, adj., Latin. =
laver, v. a. (L. lavare), to wash ; to avsolve.
le, la, les, def. art., pers. pron. (L.
fie), the; he, she, it” they |
leçon, s. f, (L. lectionem), lesson.
lecture, s. f. (L.L. lectura), reading, perusal.
lequel, laquelle, lesquels, 165.
quelles, rel. pron. (/2 quel), who, which, that, whom.
lettre, s. f. (L. littera), letter.
le ‘er, v. a. (L. levare), to lift, to lift up, to raise up : se lever, to get up, to rise, to stand up. A
lever, s. m. (ever), rising.
liaison, 8. 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,
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