scène, s.f. (L. scena), scène

science, s.f. (L. scientia), knowledge, science, learning.

sculpteur, s.m. (L. sculptorcm), sculptor. (p is silcnt).

se, refl. pron. (L. se), one's self, himself, herself, itself, themselves, one another, each other.

séance, s.f. (L. sedentem), sitting; lever la séance, to dose the meeting.

sec, sèche, adj. (L. siccus), dry.

sécber, v.a. and n. (L. siccare), to dry.

second, c, adj. (L. secundus), second.

seconde, s.f. (L. secunda), second (of time).

secouer, v.a. (L. succutere), to shake.

secourir, v.a, (L. succuiTere), to siiccour, to aid.

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seconrs. s.m. ^secourir), hclp, succour, assistance.

secousse, s.f. (L. L. succussa), snock, concussion, jerk.

secret, ète, adj. and s.m. (L. secretus), secret, hidden.

secrétaire, s.m. {secret), secretary, -writing-desk.

sédentaire, adj. (L. sedentarius), sedentary, home-keeping.

seigneur, s.m. (L. seniorem), lord.

sein, s.m. (L. sinus), bosom, breast.

séjour, s.m. {séjourner), stay, stop, dwelling -place, resting-plaee.

séjourner, v.n. (L. L. subdiumare), to sojouni, to stay, to tany.

selon, prep. (L. L. sublongum), according to : selon moi, in my opinion.

semblable, adj. (senMe7-), similar, such.

semblant, s.m (sembler, L. simulare), appearance ; faire semblant, to prétend.

sembler, v.n. (L. simulare), to seem, to appear.

semer, v.a. (L. seminare), to sow, to scatter.

sens, s.m. (L. sensus), sensé; direction ; en sens inverse, in the opix)site direction, in the reverse manner.

sensation, s.f. (L. L. sensationem), sensation.

sensé, e, adj. (L. L. sensatus), sensible.

sensibilité, s.f. (L. sensibilitatem), sensibility.

sensitif, ve, adj. {sens), sen.sitive.

sentence, s.f. (L. sententia), sentence.

sentier, s.m. (L. L. semitarium), path.

sentiment, s.m. {sentir), .sentiment, feeling.

.sentimental, e, atlj. {sentiment),

eentimental.

sentir, v.a. (L. sentire), sentant, senti, je setis, que je sente, to feel ; «e sentir, to feel one's self.

seoir, v.n. def. (L. sedere), il sied, il seyait, il siéra, to be becoming, to suit

séparer, v.a. CL,, separare), to separate, to divide, to part.

sépulcre, s.m. (L. sepulcrum), ,sepulchre, grave.

serait, (see être).

serein, e, adj. (L. serenus), serene, placid.

sérieux, se, adj. (L. L. seriosus), senous.

serpent, s.m. (L. sei-pentem), serpent,

serre, s.f. {serrer), hot-house, green-house, conservator3'.

serrer, v.a. (L. serare), to press, to crowd, to grasp, to lock up, to put away ; se serrer la main, to grasjj hands, to shake hands.

•vir), napkin,

serrure, s.f. {serrer), lock.

servante, .s.f. (servir), servantmaid.

service, s.m. (L. servitium), ser- \ice.

serviette, s towel.

servir, v.a. (L. senire). to serve, to be of sei-vicc, to be of use ; à quoi cela sert-il f what use is that ? servir de, to be used as, to serve as ; se servir de, to make use of.

seuil, s.m. (L. L. soleum),threshold.

seul, e, ad,i. (L. solus), one, one single one, alone, only.

seulement, adv. (seul), only, solely, merely.

sexe, s.m. (L. sexus), sex.

si, conj. (L. si), if, whether.

si, adv. (L. sic), so ; yes (in reply to négatives).

siècle, s.m. (L. sseculum), âge, century.

sied, (seeseoi;').

siège, s.m. (L. L. sedium), seat.

sien, poss. pro. (son), his, hers, Its ; le sien, la sienne, les siens, les siennes, his, hers, its.

signe, s.m, (L. signum), sign; faire signe à, to motion to, to beckon to.

signer, v.a. (L. signare), to sign.

signifier, v.a. (L. signiflcare), to signify, to meau.

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silence, s.m. (L. silentium), silence ; passer sous silence, to say uothing of.

silencieux, se, adj. (L. silentiosus), silent, still.

sillon, s.m. (Seand. slla, to eut), furrow, track, trail, streak.

simple, adj. (L. simplicem), simple.

siniplciuent, adv. {simple), simply.

simplicité, s.f. (L. simplicitatcm), simplicity, artlessuess.

sincère, adj. (L. sineerus), sincère.

singnlier, ère, adj. (L. singularis), siiigiUar.

sinsnlièrcmeut, adv. (singulier), singiùaiiy.

sini.strc, atlj. (L. sinister), sinister, dark, bad, sad, of ill omen, imlucky, avvful.

situation, s. f. (site, Ital. sito), situation.

situer, v. a. (site, Ital. sito), to situate.

six, adj. (L. sex), six.

soeur, s.f. (L. soror), sister.

sofa, s.m. (from Arab.), sofa,

sole, S.f. (L. seta), silk.

soigner, v.a. ( soin), to take care of , to nurse ; faire soigner, to get nursed.

soigneusement, adv. (soigneux, soigner), carefully.

soin, s.m. (etym.?), care.

soir, s.m. (L. seiirni), evening ; le soir, evening, in the evening.

soirée, S. f. (soî?-), evening, evening party.

soit, conj. (être), whether ; soit — soit, whether — or whether; either, or ; soit que, whether.

soixante, adj. (L. sexaginta), sixty.

sol, s.m. (L. solidus), old form of sou, half -penny.

sol, s.m. (L. solimi), soil, ground.

soldat, s.ni. (Ital. soldato), soldier.

soleil, s.m. (L. L. soliciùus), sun ; au soleil, in the sun; couchant du soleil, Sunset; lever du soleil, sunrise.

solennel, le, adj. (L. L. solennalis), solenm.

solennellement, adv., solemnly.

solide, adj. (L. solidus), solid, tirm, fast, substautial.

solitaire, adj. (L. solitarius), solitary, loaely, désert.

solitude, s.f. (L. solitudo), solitude.

sombre, adj. (Sp. sombra), sombre, dark, dull, gloomy, sad.

sommeil, s.m. (L.L. somniculus), sleep; avoir sommeil, to ha sleepy.

sommeiller, v.u. (sommeil), to shmibei-, to doze.

sommes, (see être).

sommet, s.m. (L. summum), summit, top.

somnamlnilisme, s.m. (L. somnus, ambulare), somnambulism.

somptueux, se, atlj. (L. sumptuosus), sumptuous.

son, s.m. (L. sonus), sound.

soïi, sa, .ses, ix)ss. adj. (L. suum), bis, hers, its, one's.

songe, s. m. (L. sonmium), di-eam, fancy.

songer, v.n.a. (songe,Ij. soimiium), to di'eam, to thiuk.

sonner, v.a.n. (L. sonare), to sound, to ring.

sonnette, s.f. (sonner), bell.

sonore, adj. (L. souorus), sonorous, ringing.

sont, (seeéire).

sort, s.m. (L. sortem), fate, lot; tirer au sort, to draw lots.

sorte, s.f. (Ital. sorta), sort, kind; en sorte que, so that; en quelque sorte, in a certain sensé.

sortie, s. f. (sortir), going out, départ m-e.

sortir, v.n.a. (L. soi-tiri), sortant, sorti, je sors, qice je sorte, to go out, to come out, to corne from, to wander (from a subject) ; to bring out, to put out.

sou, s.m. (L. solidus), half -penny.

souclie, s. f. (etym.?), stump, block, log.

souci, s.m. (soucier), care, anxiety.

soudain, e. adj. and adv. (LL.

subitanusj, suddeu ; suddenly.

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NOiilI'rir, V. a. (L. L. suiferere), sotjfirant, sonjfcrf, je souffre, to suiier, to bear, to endure.

i»oiihiiUer, v.a. {sotis, O.F. haiter, to désire), to wish.

sonlageniciit, s.m. {soulager, L.