scène, 8. f. (L. scena), scene, stage, scenery
science, s. f. (L. scientia), science, knowledge, lcarning.
se, rel, pron. (L. se), one's self, himself, herself, itself, themselves, one another, each other,
second, e, adj, (L. sccundns), second,
séjour, s. m. (L.L. subdiurnare), sojourn, residence, stay.
sembler, v. n. (L. simulare), to seem.
pe s. m. (sentir), fecling, sentimen
sentir, v. a. (L. sentire), to feel, to emeli, tosavour to smack of ; fatre sentir, to make heard.
sept, adj. (L. septem), seven.
serai, sec étre.
serrer, v. a. (L. serare) to pu to gras. to crowd ; 8° scrr-r la main, shake hands.
service, s. m. (L. servit:um), service, duty.
servir, v. a. (L. servire), to serve, to wait on, to attend: se servir, to serve one's self, to bo served up:
se servir de, to use, to xvail one's self of.
seul, e, adj. (L. solus), alone, only (once), merely.
seulement, adv. (seul), only.
#1, conj., adv. (L. si, sic), if, whether:
80, so much, however, yes ; si fait, yes indecd.
siècle, s. m. (L. saeclum), century.
sien, ne, poss. pron. (s0n), his, here its, one's own.
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ns». (seigneur, L. seniorem), Y l À , signer se (L, signare), to sign, to
siience, s. m. (L. silontium), silence,
simplement, adv. (L. simplicem), simp.y, only. ESF
singulier, ère, . (L. singulari singular, Lt — 2 ne eq
six, num. (L. sox), six,
sobre, adj. (L. sobrius), sober, temperate, stoady.
soir, s. m. (L. serum), evening.
sois, soit, «cc étre.
son, sa, ses, poss. ndj, (L, suum), his, her, ita, one's ; son nez, «« bouche et ses yeux, his nose, his mouth and his oyes. Son tukes the place of sa before n fem. noun beginning with a vowel or À mute.
son , 8. m, (sonder, L. snbundare), sounding, boring, oxcavatng.
songer, v. a. n. (songe, L. somnium), 10 dréain : to (hi of, to intend ; songer qu'on se bat, to dream there sa t; songer à son salut, to think of one's safety.
Liu 8. £. (sortir), departure, exit,
sortir, v. n. a. (L. sortiri), sortant, sorti, je sors, je sortis, je sortirai.
gue ge sorte, to go out, to go forth,
come out, to result, to start ; to
bring out, to take out, to extricate.
sou, 8. m. (0.Fr. sol, L. solidus), sou, cent, cent's worth.
soumettre, v. a. (L. submittere), to submit, to refer, to subdue,
soupconner, v. a. (0.Fr. Li ge 29 Lapin to suspect, to sur-
soupirer, v. n. (L. suspirare), to sigh.
sournoisement, ad v. (etym. ?), slyly.
sous, prep. (L. subtus), under.
sous-commission, s. f. (sous commission), sub-commission.
soutenir, v. a. (L. sustinere), to suppers to sustain, to assert, to up-
old, to afford.
soutient, sce soutenir.
souvent, adv. (L. subinde), often.
spirituel, le . (L. spiritualis), intelligent, intellectual, witty.
safire, v. n. (L. suficere), s: nt, suffi, je sufis, to bo sufficion:
suis, see étre and suivre.
suite, à. f. (suivre), rest, retinue, continuation, series, order, set, resuit; fout de suite, immodintely ; de suite, one after the other ; donner suite à, to carry out.
suivre, v. n. (L.L. soquerc), suivant, suivi, Je suis, je suivis, to follow, to observe.
sujet, «, m. (L. subjoctus), subject, person, matter, theme.
superbe, adj. (L. superbus), superb, splend
sur, prep. (L. su on, upon, abou pe ap +) ee (0 sur la rue, the window faces the
sûr, e, ad). (L. sceurus), sure, safe.
surprise, s. f. (surprendre), surprise, amazement.
surtout, adv. (sur fout), above all, especially.
surveiller, v. n. (sur veiller), to superintend, to look after.
table, s. £. (L. tabula), table.
tablier, s. m. (fable), apron.
tache, s. £. (etym. ?), stain, blemish.
tailler, v. a. (L. talcare), to cut, to carve, to prune.
taire, v. a. tacerc), taisant, tu, Je tais, je tus, to conceal, to suppes to say nothing of ; se taire,
be silent, to hold one's tongue.
tamis, s. m. (Germ. origin), sicve.
tant, adv. (L. tantum), 80 much, so pen tant mieux, so much the
Fr,
tantôt, adv. (ant tôt), prosently, sometimes.
tard, adv. (L. tardus), late; plus tard, later.
tarder, v. n. (tard), to delay, to put off, to be long ; Ÿ me tarde de le faire, 1 lon Le do it; à tarde à venir, he is long in coming.
tasse, s. f. (Ital. tazza), cup.
temps, 5 m. (L. tempus), time; weather.
tendre. v. a. (L. tendcre), to stretch, to hold out.
tenir, v.n, (L. tenere), tenant, tenu, Je tions, je tine, je tiendrai, que Te to hold, to possess ; denés,
ere.
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terminer, v, a. (L. terminare), to terminate, toend, ‘
terrain, s. m. (L. terrenum), ground, piece of ground,
terre, s. f. (L, terra), earth.
terrine, s. f. (terre), earthen-pan.
tête, 8, f. (L.L, testa), head, sense, self-possession.
théâtre, s. m. (L. theatrum), theatre, stage.
tie, s. m. (onomat.), bad babit ; c'est son tic, it's a way he has.
tirer, v. a. (Germ. ori n), to draw, to take, to pull, to 8 oot, to extri-
cate, to delinente,
tiroir, s. m. (irer), drawer.
titre, s. m. (L. titulus), title, right, claim.
toi, pers, pron. (L. te), thee, thyself, thou, you, yourself.
toilette, 5, f. (toile, L, tela), toilet, dress ; faire toilette, to dress up.
tomber, v. n. (Germ. origin), to fall, to dwindle, to die away.
ton, ta, tes, poss. adj, (L. tuum), thy, your, adj. (toucher), touched,
touché, e, affected.
toucher, v. a. (etym. ?, to touch, to receive, to bent, Lo pla . to express, to touch on, to affect, to concern,
COnvey ; toucher un mot, to
speak (say) a word.
toujours, adv. (tout Jour), always, forever, still,
tour, s. m. (tourner), turn, revolution, trick, tour,
tourner, v. a. (L. tornare), to turn, to interpret, to replace,
tousser, v. n. (toux, L. tussis), to cough, to hem.
tout, e, (pl) tous, adj. (L. totus), all, every ; tout ce que, Whatever,
tout. adv. (L. totus), wholly, quite,
+ although ; fout à cou 5 Een À toute femme qu'elle PE à though she
à Woman ; pas du tout, not at all.
tranquille, adj. (L. tranquillus),
quiet, calm, easy; soyez tranquille, on't worry.
travail, s m. (L.L
trabaculum), work, labour, toil.
travailler, v. a. n. (frarain, to work at, to fashion, to cultivate, to labour, to work, to endeavour,
traverser, v. a, (travers, L. traversus), to cross, to pass over.
treize, . (L. tred th :
re ad ( ecim), thirteen
trent ., Ad. (L. tri , thirty, . us e adj. ( &inta), thirty,
très, ndv. (L, trans), very, most, very much,
tribune, s, f. (Ital. tribuna), tribune (rostrum), gallery, blatform.
triompher, v. n. (triom he, L, triumphus) to triumph. à
tristement, adv. (L. tristis), sadly.
tristesse, 5. f. (L. tristitia), sadness, dulness,
trois, s. m., adj. (L. tres), three.
troisième, adj. (trois), third.
trop, adv. (L.L, troppus), too much, too Dur. too ; quite, very: de trop, in the way.
troubler, v. a. (L.L, turbulare), to trouble, to disturb, ‘
trousse, s. f. (trousser), bundle, casc of instruments,
trousser, v. a. (L.L. tortiare), to tie up, to tuck up; to dispatch; to hasten, to compose.
trouver, v. à. (L, turbare), to find, 10 meet, to like, to think ; se trouver, to find one's self, to ba.
tu, pers. pron. (L, tu), thou, tuer, v. a. (L. tutari), tumulus, s. m.
lus, barrow,
you.
to kill.
(. tumulus), tumumound,
Uu un, e. art., adj. (L. unum), a, an, any, one.
usage, s. m. (user, LL. usare), usage, custom, use.
mtile, adj. (L. utilis), useful, beneficial.
Va, vais, vas, see aller.
vache, s. f. (L. vaccam), cow.
valsselle, 5. f. (LL. Yascellum), plates and dishe: plate (gold or
silver).
valise, s. f. (Ital. * zia), valise.
Variable, adj. (L, Yariabilis), variable, unsteady, fickle.
varier, v. n. (L. variare), to change, to vary, to be changeable, vase, 8. m. (L. vasum), vase, urn.
vyréeviile, 8. m. (probably Vau de re
, ballad, vaudeville, comedy interspersed with songs,
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venir, v. n.(L. venire), venant, venu, Je viens, je vins, je viendrai, que je vienne, to come, toarrive,tochance, to descend, to flow, to thrive, to derive, to reach ; venir de, to have just; venir à, to happen to; en venir à, to resort to ; faire venir, to send for, to bring.
terre 8. m. (L. ventrem), stomach, ver,s. m.(L. vermis), worm.
vérifier, v. a. (LL. verificare), to verify, to inspect.
vérité, s. f. (L. veritatem), truth :
dire la vérité, to tell the truth.
verrai, sce voir.
verre, s. m. (L. vitrum), glass.
vers, prep. (L. versus), towards, to.
Vétérinaire, s. m. (L. veterinarius), veterinary surgeon.
ee 8. m.(L. vitium}, vice, impertfecon.
vie, s. f. (L. vita), life.
viendrai, viens, see venir.
vieux, vieil, vieille (L. veclus, vetulus), old, ancient, vin, s. m. (L. vinum), wine.
vingt, num. (L. viginti), twenty.
nr 8. . (visiter, L. visitare), visit,
vite, adv (etym.f), quickly, fast.
vivement, adv. (L. vivus), quickly,
sharply, eagerly, angrily, acutely; with animation. 4
voici, prep. (vois ci), here is, here are, this, Then are, see here, behold.
vole, s. f. (L. via), way, road.
fl vois Là), lo, behol “ere Chers lire oi eee is, that is.
votr, v. a. (L. videre), voyant, vu, je vois, je vis, je verrai, que d° © to see, to look at, to behold ; aller r, 0 go and see, to visit; se voir,
to be seen,
voisin, e, s. m. f. (L. vicinus), neighbour,
voiture, s. £. (L. vectura), carriage.
voix, 8. f. (L. vocem), voice, vote.
volontiers, adv. (L. voluntariis), willingly.
voter, v. n. (vote, L. votum), to vote.
votre, poss. adj., pl. ves (L. vostrum), your.
voudrai, sce vouloir.
vouloir, v. a. (L.L, volere), voulant, voulu, je veux, je voulus, je vou:
drai, que je veuille, to will, to wish, to intend, to be willing; en vouloir à quelqu'un, to bear anyone ill-will; Je veux bien, I am quite willing ; vouloir de, to accept.
Vous, pers. pron. (L. vos), you.
vrai, e, adj. (L.L. veracum), true, real, right.
vraiment, adv. (vrai), truly, indeed.
vu, see voir.
vue, s. f. (voir), sight, eyesight, view:
à perte de vue, farther than the
eye can reach; au point de vue, from the point of view,
y, adv., pers. pron. (L. ibi), there, thither, within, at home; by it, by them, for it, for them, in it, in them, at it. at them, to it, to her, to him, to them; # y a, there is, there are.
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