partie! s m. (L participium), Participle, n. (L
Parvenir, v, pervenire), to succced, to attain, to reach.
Pas, adv. (L. passus), no, not, not any ; Je ne veux pas, 1 will not, Passer, v. a. (L.L. passare), to to spend, to cross, to to put through :
Pan, to pass by se passer, occur, to be laid (of scenc); se Passer de, to do without.
pâté, s. m. (L.L. pasta), pasty ; blot.
paupière, s. f. (L. palpebra), cyelid.
uvre, . (L.L. pauperus), F, Prtohei paltry. La. 1 8. m. (L.L. nsis), country, Patheriand, native place, localitye" RYsan, ne, 8. (pays), peasant, Pornrune country rompe îne, 8. f. (L. pœnam), in, punish- Prent, NE trouble, anxiety.
re Routts De Ÿ — scarcely ; faire la peine à, to hurt, to” huré one's
mser, V. à n..(L. pensare), to Pénink think of; to rofects
rcer, V. à. (etym. }), to pierce, to Parti to make foie in, to begin to
appear.
rdre, v. a. (L. perdere), to lose, to nt 4{ to rain
permettre, v. a. (L. permittere), to to allow ; permettez, 'ex- Your pardon, by
permission, s. f. (L. permissionem), permission,
rsonnage, 5 m. (L persona), rss character.
rsonme, pron. m. (L. persona at — + with ne) nobody. »
peser, v. a. (L. pensare), to weigh, to consider.
peilt, e, adj. (etym.f), little, small ; petty.
peu, adv. (L. paucus), little, few ;
avant peu, in a short time : à peu près, afnost, ee
poupée: & m. (L. populus), pecple, On,
P, 8, f. vorem), fear, fright ; Dé "71 , to frigh: rrons de, for fear of: de | que, for fear that (takes sub}.
peut, sc0 pouvoir.
peut-être, adv. (peut étre), perhaps.
pièce, 8. f. (L.L. petium), biece, apartment, pied, s. m. (L, pedem), foot.
pierre, s. f. (L. petra), stone.
plétiner, v. n. (O.Fr. pictin, L.
em), to stamp, to move ones eet around, to tramp about.
pioche, s. f. (pic), pickaxo, pick.
ag" e. adj. (pique, L. picus), pointed, piquant, sharp.
mer, v. a. (pic, L. picus), to prick, ar sting, to spur.
place, 8, f. (T. platea), place, post, office, fortress, square : faire place à quelqu'un, to make room for any one.
plaire, v. n. (L. placere), plaisant, u, je plais, je plus, to please, to ble; plaire à pfuelqu'un, to pleasc anyone: platé-il? what do you say? s'il vous plaît, if you please, ;
Plaisir, s. m. (L. placere), pleasure, recreation, favour ; faire Dlaïisir, to give pleasure.
lan, s. m. (L. planus), plan ; premier
» plan, foreground,
plat, s. m. (Germ. origin), dish.
plein, e(L. plenus), full.
pleurer, v. n. (L. plorare), to cry, to weep.
longer, v. a. (L.L. plumbicare), to
br - —$ x a Fi sa lecture, absorbed in his reading.
lume, s. f. (L. pluma), feather, pen;
= Plume d’oie, quil pen.
Plus, adv. (L. plus), more, also, besides ; au plus, at most ; d'autant plus, the more so: deux minutes de plus, two minutes more.
plusieurs, adj. (L.L. pluriores), several.
Poche, s. f. (Germ. origin, A.S. pocca), pocket, bag, sack,
point, s. m. (L. punctum), point.
porcelaine, s. f. (Ital. porcellana), porcelain, china.
porte, n. f. (L. porta), door, doorway,
gate; porte cochère, yard-gate. |
IMäiü dovr (of house).
Porté, e, part. (porter), carricd, in.
clined Porte pour ph in, anxious for.
Portefeuille, s. m. (porter Jeuille), portfolio.
porter, v. a, (L. portarc), t , to bring, to support, to War. 7
porter (se), v. r. (L. portare), to to do La health); comment ve bortez-vous ? huw do you do?
possible, adj. (L. possibilis), possible.
pots 8 Ts (L.L. potus), pot, carthen 88e
poterie, s. f. (L.L. potus), pottery.
poupée, s. f. (L.L. pupata), coll, puppet.
pour, prep. (L. pro), for, on account of, in order to : pour ainsi dire, as t were; pour que, in order that, that (takes subj.
Pourquol, adv, (pour quoi), why, whcrefore.
pourrai, sec pouvoir,
Pourtant, adv, (pour tant), how.
ever, yet, EN notwithstanding, though, nevertheless,
Pourvu que, conj. ( vu, La voir, pe provided that dates subj.).
Pousser, v. a. n, (L. pulsare), to push, shove, to instigate, to uttér; to
pouvoir, v. n. (L.L. potere), Pouvant, Je puis (peux), je pus, je Pourrai, Que je puisse, to be able, can, may; £a ne se peut pas, that cannot be.
pratique, s. f. (L. practicus), pracre Hi, citons
Pratiquer, v. a. (pratique), to practise, to make, ‘ ï
précieux, se (L. pretiosus), precious, valuable.
précisément, adv. (L. praecisus precisely, exactly. :
prédire, v. a. (L. praedi, , to predict, 1 forebode, —"°) to pre
préférer, v. a. (L. praeferre), to prefer, to choose.
premier, ère, . (L. primarium), first, principal, former, foremost,
me v.a.( L: prendre), Prenant,
Pris, je pris, je rai, que je
Prenne, to take, tnscise. List
préoccupé, €, adj. (L. prae occu-
parek preoccupicd, absorbed in nd.
jé —+ Y. à (L praeparare), to
Le (L. pressus), by, near; de, near.
prunes 8. f. (L. praesentia), pre-
préent, e, adj. (L. praesentem), present,
Rein a.( Boni to present,
tem ar à 8. m. sg" me pracsiden, }
presque, adv. (près que), enr d ax to Ppretond, to imaintaln, te hay De
prétentieux, se, (prétention, L.L, tentionem), pretentious, nie. ntio es Pi ge 8. sm pos praetextus), preci qu v. a, a. (L. praevenire) to go
before, to preven pe, va n.(L p pue pray, treat, to request, to
sun 8. f. (IL, procaria), prayer, request, rinci e, . (L. principalis), P principal, É: ” ne?
IX, 8, M. A lum), price, cost, Pro à Pr
out prix, at any cost.
se D dates adv. (L. probabilis),
Porobebir.
profession, &, f, rofessionem qe are *
, L. profectus), to, To prod va PT 2 L to avait ones 0 s. m. (L. prajectus), project, a. (L. gens to
nn, Y.
take out walking, to take about :
Le: ns to takea waik (drive, e promettre, v. a. (L. promittere), to promise.
er e, adj. (L. promptus), quick,
prononcer, v. à. (L. pronuntiars), to pronounce, to utter, to deliver, propos, 5. m. (L. propositum), discourse, purr.se, tal adv., apropos, opportunely, by the way.
same, appropria!
per, suitable, clean, neat, tdy.
proposition, sf. (T.
proposition, pro; pro]
propre, ss Le propium) ow own, gr:
Hu reur |
VocABULARY.
Prouner v. 8. (L probare), to prove,
Prunier, s, m, (prune, L. prunum), plum:-tree.
pamr, (L. post), then, afterwards,
patsque conj. (7 1:s que), since, see.
€ mand,adv., con; : 1, quando), + — Vihongn, althou |: 4
even if, tho ugh. L quant (à), or: Sfar as to,
as for, co:
quan tatem),
tite, f.
quantity, dei, ss multitude,
Quarante, adj. (L. quadraginta), 1orty.
quatre, adj. (L. quattuor), four.
merel . - uem), wh es . which . : qu'est 0e que? wba t ce que, = à Which.
que, ad v. (L. quam), how, how much, how many ; ñne que, only, but.
, L. quod), that, wh , aue St 2 quod), t, whether,
quel, le, adj. (L. qualis), what,
quelque, adj. que que), some, any, a few, whate
D es pron. (quelque), some.
Ps adv. (quelque fois), sometimes.
. 8. f. (L. quaestionem), Lg
pron. RE MONTS Le
4, which ; que, a v. a. (quite, L. quietus), to uit, tol cer up. :
quoi. interrog- pron.(L, quid), which, what,
R , 8 f. (L. rabies), Pl € les), rage, fury,
ramasser, v. à. RE, masse maica), to pick up, a collect, 5 sat
rangé, €, adj. (ranger), steudy.
ranger, v. a. (rang, Germ. ri to arrange, to a n order, on in
nr 8. M. M = nt re à. à
rare, adj. (L. rarus), rarc, uncommon.
raviser (se), v. r. (re aviser), to bethink one's self, to think better of it, to change one's mind.
ravotr, v. a, (re avotr), to get back, to get again.
. recevoir, y. a. n. (L. socipare to ve pe
receive, to take; to rece f£. (cherch h,
recherche, 8. f. (c er), search, investigation, seat refinement.
recommandation, 8 f. (recommander, re commander), + mendation.
reconnaître, v. a. (re connaître), to recognise, to find out, to acknowledge, to be grateful, (milit.) to reconnoitre.
recopier, v.a. (re. copier), to re-copy.
reeuler, v. a. (cul, L, culus), to pull k, to defer, to extend; 8e reculer, to draw back, to recoil.
redescendre, v. n. (re descendre), to go or come down again.
rare 8. f. (Eag. riding coat), -Coat.
rédiger, v. a. (L. redigerc), to draw ps “write out,
réélire, v. a. (re élire), to re-elect.
refermer, v. à. (re fermer, L. firmare), to shut again.
réflechir, v. a. (L. ns to reflect, to reverberate, to reflect on, to consider.
refuser, v. 2. (L.L. refutiare), to refuse, to deny.
rdant, pc pees: part., watchful,
Br caref!
regarder, v. à. , Germ.
origin), to look = face, to consider, to concern.
régime, s. m. (L. regimen), object, regimen.
règle, s. f. (L. regula), rule. regret, s. m. (Goth. grotan), regret.
relever, v. a. (L. relevare), to raise,
restore, to criticise, to copy, to set off, to relieve.
remercier, v. a. (merci), to thank.
, V. &. (re mettre), to put in, to return, to restore, to forve, to deliver, to hand (over).
remonter, y. a. n. (re monter), to reascend, to wind up (a pas À to &0 up again.
rencontrer, v. a. (re encontrer [obs.]), to meet, to fall in with, to cncounter.
v. a. (L.L, rendere), to renr, to restore, to repay, to yield, do, to make, to pay, to translate, renflement, s, m. (renier, re enfler) swelling, rising. ‘ * renifier, v. n. (Germ. origin), tosniff, renomm:, t, adj. (renommer, L, re nominare;, reappointed, re-elected; renowned, famous, celebrated, rentrer, v. n, (re entrer), to return, to go in again, to come in again, to come home, to recover.
renverser, v. à. (re enverser, (one, to reverse, to upset, to sp répandre, v. a. (re épandre, L. re cxpepdre) to Au to spill, to exhalc.
re v. n. (re partir), to set out
de to
réplique, s. f. (L. replicare), reply,
answer ; Cue.
répondre, v. a. n. (L. respondere), to answer, to reply ; to satisfy, to be answerable, to be responsible, to answer for. -
réponse, 8. {. (répondre), answer, reply.
reporter, v. a. (L. reportare), to carry back, 10 taie Dci £
repousser, v.a. (re pousser), tore to drive back. cg
reprendre (re prendre), toget again to take MP again, o résume, to find fault with ; se reprendre, to correct one’s self.
représenter, v. a. (L. repraesentare), to represent.
répugnance, s. f. (L. repugnare), re- Pugnance, reluctance.
réputation, s. f. (L. reputationem), reputation, character.
respecter, v. à. (respect, L. respec-
tus), to respect, to reverence: 8e respecter, to respect ones self.
rester, v. n. (L. restare), to remain, to stay, to stop, to be left, to continue, tn keep.
retarder, v. a. (L. retardarc), to delay, te hinder,
retenir, v. a. (re tenir), to get hold of, to retain, to remember, to hinder.
return
turn, to go
again, to reco rêve, s, m. (etym. !), dream, vision.
n, to return.
riche, adj. (Germ. origin), rich.
richesse, s. f. (riche), richos, wealth.
rideau, 8. m. (ride), curtain, screon.
rien, pron., s. m. (L. rem}, nothing, not anything: anything: ne... rien, nothing.
rôle, s. m. (L. rotulus), rolo, part.
romain, e, adj. (L.romanus), Roman.
rond, e, adj. (L. rotundus), round, rond, 8. m. (rond), round, circle, ring, slice.
rouge, adj. (L, rubeus), red.
rouille, s. f. (L.L, rubigila), rust, rouillé, e, adj. (rouille), rusty.
route, s. f. (L.L, rupta), road, ronte,
direction ; en route, on the way; let us start, all aboard.
ruiner, v. à. (ruine, L. ruina), to ruin, to overthrow.
ruse, 8. f. (ruser), artifice, cunning, trick.
ruser, v. n. (0.Fr. reüser, L. recusare), to use deceit, craft,
sachez, sais, sce savoir.
sacrebleu, interj. (sacré Dieu), sounds.
nr v. a. (LES sanguinare), to bleed, to let blood.
salade, s. f. (Ital. salata), salad.
saladier, s. m. (sa/ade), salad-dish, salad-bowl.
salle, s. f. (L.L. sala), hall, room :
salle à manger, dining-room.
salon, 8. m, (salle), drawing-room, parlour,saloon, exhibition (of works of art). ;
saluer, v. a, (L. salntare) to salnte, to greet, to proclaim, to bow to.
retirer, v, a. (re tirer), to draw back, to withdraw, to take away ; se retirer, to withdraw, to retire,
retour, s. m. (four), return, turning, winding ; de retour, to ha ne, 40 De Pack, 7" :° RAVO
retourner, Va Ai tourner), to re-
retrouver, v. a. (re trouver), to find ver.
revenir, v. n. (re venir), to como
revoir, v. a. (re voir), to sec again, to revise.
78 VOcABULARY.
Le + "C7 (L. sanguinem), blood,
ns prep. (L. sine), without, but or,
[l , ar + À non. (sacré lot), the
sa 1 interj. (sacré Christ), the euce, dear me, confound it.
satisfaction, s. f. (L. satisfactionem), satisfaction.
sauver, v. a. (L, salvare), to save, to rescuc, to cconomise ; se sauver, to make one's escape, to take refuge, to run away.
savant, 8. n, f. (savoir), scholar, learned person.
aware of,
rstand, to be sensible of, to know how to.
