L. subleviare), relief, alleviation, solace

soulever, v.a. (L. sublevare), to lift up, to raise.

soulier, s.m. (L.L. sotularis), shoe.

.soupape, s.f. (etym.?), valve.

soiipçou, s.m. (L. suspieionem), suspicion.

.soiipcoimer, v.a. (sotqyçoii), to suspect'

soiipçoinieiix, .se, adj. [smqiriiilif i-j', su.siiicious.

souper, v.n. {soupe, Ger. suppe), tu takc supjjur.

souper, s.m., supper.

soupir, s.m. (L. susi)irium), sigh.

source, s.f. (so«nY7re, L. surgere), source, spring, fountain.

sourcil, s.m. (L. supercillum), eyebrow.

sourd, e. adj. (L. sui-dus), deaf ; dull (of soundsj.

souriiiut, e. adj. (soM7-i7-fi),smiling.

sourire, v.n. (L. subridereX to smlle ; sourire à, to smile on, to be klndto.

.sourire, s.m., smile.

souris, s.f. (L. soricem), mouse.

sous, prep. (L. subtus), mider; sous vos yeux, before your eyes.

soustraire, v.a. (sous, traire, L.

trahere), to remove, to shelter, to free (à) from.

soiiteulr, v.a. (L. sustinere), to sustain ; to assert, to maiutain ; soutenir le jxirallèle, to bear comparison ; soutenir la (/ageure, to persist in an opinion, enterprise, etc. ; se i soutenir, fo support one's self, to i

souvenir, se, v.r. (L. subvenire), to remember ; je me souviens, il me souvient, I remember.

souvenir, s.m., recoUection, remembrance.

souvent, adv. (L. subinde), otten.

soyez, (see être).

spacieux, se, adj. (L. spatiosus), spacious, wde.

spectacle, s.m. (L. speotaculum), spectacle, sight, view.

spectateur, .s.m. (L. spectatorem), spectator.

spéculation, s.f. (L. speculationem), spéculation.

spliérique, adj. (L. sphaericus), spbei-icaL

spirituel, le, adj. (L. spiritualis), iiiteUectual, inteUigent, \vitty.

statue, s.f. (L. statua), .statue.

stupéfaction, s.f. (L. L. stupefactionem), stupéfaction, astoni.shment.

stupéfait, e, adj. (L. stupefactus), astouished.

stupeur, s.f. (L. stuporem), stupor, astouishment, amazement.

stnpide, adj. (L. stupidus), stupid.

su, {see. savoir).

sulilt, e, adj. (L. subitus), sùdden.

suliitenieut, adv. {suint), suddenly.

snl>llnie, adj. (^i. subUmis), sublime.

snltstance, s.f. (L. substantia), su))Stance.

succéder, v.n. (L. succedere), to succeed ; se succéder, to follow one another.

succès, s.m. (L. successus), success, outcome.

succomber, v.n. (L. succumbere), to succumb, to yieki

sueur, s.f. (L. sudorem), sweat, perspiration.

sufnre, v.n. (L. sufflcere), suffisant, sw^. J6 suffis, to suffice, to b'e suflficiènt

suflîsaniiucnt, adv. {suffisant), sufflciently.

suffisant, e, adj. {suffire), suflScieut, enough.

suffoquer, v.a. (L. suifocare), to sufïocate, to stifle, to choke.

suffrage, s.m. (L. sufiFragium), suffrage, appi-obation.

suggérer, v.a, (L. suggère), to suggest.

suis, (see ëti'c).

VOCABUI.ARY.

snito, s.f. {sniv7-e), scquel, succession, continuation, ti'ain ; tout de sxiite, imincdiately, at once ; à la suite de, foUowing, after the example of.

suivant, prep. (suivre),'{oïlowing, according to.

snlvaut, c, adj. (suivre), following.

suivre, v.a. (L. L. seqaere), suivant, suivi, je suis, que je suive, to follow ; suivre des yeux, to look aftcr, to watch.

sujet, te, ax\j. and s. (L. subjectus), sul).icct ; au sujet de, with.respect to, alx)ut, on.

superbe, adj. (L. snperbus), proud, splcndid, superb, gorgeous.

snpertielel, le, adj. CL. supcrficialis), supei-ticial.

supérieur, e, adj. (L. superiorem), superior, upper.

supériorité, s.f. (L. L. superioritatem), supei-iority.

suppliant, e, ad.i. and s.' (sup- 2}lier), supplicating, suppliant.

supplier, v.a. (L. supplicare), to beseecli, to supplicate; je t'en supplie, I beseech you.

supporter, v.a. (L. supportare), to support, to endure.

supposer, v.a. (L. L. suppausare), to suppose.

supprimer, v.a. (L. supprimere), to suppress, to a)x»lish, to do away with.

suprématie, s.f. (stiprême, L. snpremus), supremacy. (i«e pronounced cie.)

sur, prep. (L. super), on, upon, over.

sûr, c, adj. (L. sccurus), sure, certain, safe, secure.

sûrement, adv. (sûr), surely, certainly.

surfaee, s.f. (L. superfacies), surface, face.

surmonter, v.a. (sur, monter), to surmount, to be above, to be over.

surpasser, v.a. (sur, passer), to surpass.

surprendre, v.a. (sur, prendre), to surprise; surpris, sui-pnsed.

surprise, s. f. (surprendre), surprise.

sursaut, s.m. (sîn-.saj/^L.saltus), start; s'éveiller en sursaut, to wake up suddenly.

surtout, adv. (sur, tout), above ail, especially.

surveiller, v.a. (sur, veille), to watch, to look after.

survivre (sV), v.n. (L. supei-vivere), to survive.

susceptible, adj. (L. L. susccptibilis), susceptible.

suspect, e, adj. ("L.L. suspcctus), suspicions, suspected.

sût, (see savoir).

syllogisme, s.m. (L. syllogismus), .syllogisin ; reasoning.

sympathie, s.f. (Gr. o-ufiTrâôeta), syinpathy.

spnipatliiqnement, adv. (sympathie), sympathetically.

.système, s.m. (Gr. av<TTr]ii.a), System, plan.

tabac, s.m. (Sp. tabaco), tobacco, snuff. (c silent.)

table, s.f. (L. tabula), table ; table de nuit, dressing -table.

tableau, s.m. (L. L. tabulellum), picture.

tablette, s.f. (table), shelf, Icaf.

tache, s.f. (etym.?), spot, stain.

tâcher, v.n. (tâche, L. tasca), to try.

tacite, adj. (L. tacitus), tacit, silent, implied.

taille, s.f. ((;ffii7;e>-), figure, height, stature, waist, size.

tailler, v.a. (L.L. taleare), to eut, to trim, to mend.

taire, v.a. (L. tacere), taisant, tû, je tais, qt(e je taise, to say nothing of , to conceal, to suppress ; se taire, to be silent.

talent, s.m. (L. talentum), talent.

tancer, v. a. (L.L. tentiare), to scold, to rebuke.

taïKlis que, conj. (L. tam, dies, que), whilst.

tant, adv. (L. tantus), so many, so much, so great ; tant que, as much as, so much as, as long as.

VOCABULARY

tante, s.f. (L. amita), aimt.

tapis, s.m. (L.L. tapecium), carpet.

taquiner, v. a. (Sp. tacano), to tease, to plague.

tard, e, adj. and adv. (L. tardus), late; plus farrf,later.

tarder, v.n. [tanï), to delay, to be long in coming-.

tas, s.in. (Dutch tas), heap, lot.

tasse, s.f. (Ital. tazza), cup.

tâtonner, v.n. (tâter, L.L. taxitare), to feel one's way, to grope, to feel without looking.

taxer, v.a. (L. taxare), to tax ; taxer de, to accuse of, to call.

te, pers. pro. (L. te), thee, to thee, fou, to yoa

teinte, s.f. {teindre, L. tiugere), tint, shade.

tel, telle, adj. (L. taUs), such.

tellement, adv. {tel), so, so much, b such an extent.

témoigner, v.a. (L.L. testimoniare), to testify, to show.

témoin, s. m. (L. testimonium), Witness ; as prep., wihiess.

tempérament, s.m. (L. tempera- .-nentimi), tempérament, temper.

tempête, s. f. (L. L. tempesta) tempe st, storm.

temple, s.m. (L.tcmplum), temple.

temps, s.m. (L. tempus), time, weather, Beason; « temps, m tinie; par un temps d'orage, in stonny weather; par un temps pareil an such weather; de temps à autre, de temps en temps, from time to time ; en même temps, at the same time.

tendre, adj. (L. tenerum), tender, délicate.

tendre, v.a. (L. tendere), to stretch, to liold out ; tendu, stretched.

tendresse, s.f. {tendre), affection, love, tendemess.

tenir, v.a. (L. tenere), tenant, tenu, je tiens, je tins, je tiendrai, que je tienne, que je tinsse, to hold, to keep, to hâve; tmir de bonne source, to hâve on good authority ; je tiens d'un professeur, I hâve it on the authority of a professer ; tiens ! tenes ! hère ! see herel hallo! well theu ! ne tenuqu'A lui de, to dépend entirely on hnn to • n'y tint plus, could stand it no

longer ; tenir de, to partake of, to take after (parents).

tenter, v.a. (L. tentare), to tempt.

tenture, s.f. (L.L. tentura), tapestry ; papier de tenture, waU-paper.

terme, s.m. (L. t^nioinus), tenu, expression, limit, time.

terminer, v.a. (L. terminare), to terminate, to finish.

terrain, s.m. (L.ten-enum),ground:

gagner du terrain, to gain ground, to advance.

terrasser, v.a. {terrasse, L. terra), to knock down, to confound.

terre, s.f. (L. terra), earth, world; par terre, on the ground, on the floor , à terre, to the ground, on the ground.

terreur, s. f. (L. teiTorem), terror.

terrible, atlj. (L. terribilis), terrible.

tertre, s.m. (etym.?), hillock.

tête, s.f. (L. testa), head; en tête, ahead.

théâtre, s. m. (L. theatram), théâtre, scène.

thym, s.m. (L. thymum), thyme.

tien, poss. pro. (L. tuum), thine, yours ; le tien, la tienne, les tiens, les tiennes, thhie, yours.

tiendrai, (see tenir).

tierce, s.f. (L. tei-tia), tierce (a fencing term) ; parer tierce, to parry in 'tierce.'

tige, s.f. (L. tibia), stalk. i

tigre, s.m. (L. tigris), tiger. î

timide, adj. (L. timidus), timid. I

timidement,adv.«i»ii£te),timidly.

tintement, s.m. {tinter), tinkling, ringing.

tirailler, v.a. {tirer), to tug at.

tirer, v.a. (of Teut. origin, cf. D.

têren), to draw, to pull, to drag away ; tirer quarte, toVdxu^i in 'quarte'; se tirer rf'a^afre, togetout of difflculty ; tirer vers la fin, to approach the close.

tiroir, S.m. {tirer), drawer.

tisonner, v.a. (^isoji, L. titionem), to stir, to poke the tire.

titre, s.m. (L. titulus), title.

toi. pers. pron. (L. te), thee, to thee, thyself, thou, you.

toile, s.f. (L. tela), Unen, cloth, canvas; tent.

VOCABULARY

toilette, s.f. {toile:}, toilet, dressing-table ; cabinet de toilet, dressingroom ; faire sa toilette, to dress.

toit, s.m. (L. tcctum), roof.

tombe, s. f. (L. tumba), tomb, grave.

tombeau, s.m. (L. L. tum))ellus), tomb, grave.

tomber, v. n. (O. Scand. tiunba), to fall.

ton, ta, tes, poss. adj. (L. tuum), thy, yom-.

ton, s.m. (L. tonus), tone, strain ; oolor.

touner, v.n. (L. touare), to thunder.

toposi'apbie, s.f. (Gr. TojroYpo</>ta), totwgraphy.

tordre, v.a. (L. tornuei'e), to twist, to turn; se tordre tes mains, to wiiug one's hands.

torrent, s.m. (L. toiTcntem), torrent.

torride, ad.i- (L- torridus), torrid.

tort, s.m. (L. tortus), wrong ; avoir tort, to be wrong ; fl tort et à travers, at random, wildly.

tortueux, se, adj. (L. tortuosus), tortuous, winding.

tôt, adv. (L. tostus), soon.

totalement, adv. ( total, L. L.

totalis), totally.

touclier, v.a. (O. H. G. zuchôn), to touch. to interest, to atfeet, tomove; toucher de, to play on (keyed instruments); toucher à,to be close to.

toulTe, s.f. (connected with Eng.

top), tuft, bunch, cluster.

toujours, adv. (^oz<i, jOMr),always, still ; pour toujours, for ever.

tour, s.m. (tourner), turn, going romidj révolution, tiick, feat ; tour cl tour, va timi ; à son tour, in his turn ; de tour, around, in circumference ; tour de bras, with ail one's might; tour de force, tric^, élever feat; en un tour de main, quiekly, in a moment.

t4turmeut, s.m. (L. tonnentum), torment, torture, vexation.

tourmenter, v.a. (tourment), to torment, to trouble.

touriier, v.a.n. (L. tornare), to turn ; se tourner, to turn.

tournesol, s.m. (tourner, L. sol), litmus (paper).

tout, e, (pi.) tons, adj. (L. L.

tottus), ail, every : tout à coup, ail at once, suddenly ; tout ce que, ail that, whatever ; to7it à l 'heure, a little ago, in a little while, just now.

tout, s. m.,a,]ï;pour tout au monde, for anjHhing in the world; pas du tout, not at ail ; rien du tout ,i\oth.mg at aU.

tout, adv., wholly, entirely, just; tout à fait, vvhoUy, completoly. (Before fem. adjectives, comiîiencing with a consonant, tout becomes toute.)

toutefois, adv. (toute, fois), yet, nevertheless, however, still.

trace, s.f. (tracer), trace, sign, mark.

tracer, v. a. (L. L. traictiare), to trace, to sketch.

traduire, v.a. (L. traducere), to translate, to interpret, to construe : se traduire, to be translated, to be construed.

tragédie, s.f. (L. tragœdia), tragedy.

tragique, adj. (L. tragicus), tragical.

trablr, v.a. (L. tradere), to betray, to disclose, to show.

train, s.m. (traire), train, pace, rate ; aller son train, to follow one's ordiuary paco.

trait, s.m. (L. tractus), arrow, dart, boit, stroke, beam, flash, feature; avoir trait à, to hâve référence to.

traiter, v.a. (L. tractare), to treat ; traiter de, to call.

tranche, s.f. (trancher, L. truncare), slice.

tranquille, adj. (L. tranquillus), tranquil, peaceful.

trauquilli'ment. adv. (tranquille), tranquilly, quietly.

tranquillité, s.f. (L. tranquillitatem), tranqidlity, peace.

transfiguration, S.f. (L. transfigurare), ti-ansliguratiou.

transformer, v.a. (L. transfonnare), to transform.

VOCABULARY

fpansnw'tfrc, v. a. (L. transmittcrc), to transmit, to convcy.

transport, s. m. ( transporter ), traiisiwrtatiou, ti-anspoit, ccstasy, rapture.

transporter, v.a. (L.ti-ansportare), to ti-an sport, to cariy, to convey; se transporter, to go, to repair.

travail, travaux, s. m. (L. L.

trabaculum), work, toil.

travailler, v. n. a. (travail), to work, todo.

travers, s. m. (L. traversas), breadth; à travers, through, among, across ; de travers, at random, in a blimdeiiag way, wrongly.

traverser, v.a. {travers), to traverse, to go across, to cross, to fly through.

trélmcher, v.n. (L.L. trabucare), to vveigh down ; to stumble.

trèfle, s.m. (L. trifoUum), trefoil, clover.

tremblant, e, adj. {trembler), trembling.

trembler, v. n. (L. L. ti-emulare), to tremble, to shake; trembler la fièvre, to shiver as in the ehill after fever, to shiver greatly, to tremble greatly.

tremper, v.a. (L. temperare), to steep, to dip.

trente, adj. (L. triginta),rthirty.

trépigner, v.n. (Dutch tripjîen), to stamp (with the foot).

très, adv. (L. trans), very.

trésor, s. m. (L. thésaurus), treasure.

tressaillement, s.m. {tressaîlir), Start, jump, thrill.

tressaillir, v.n. (L.L. ti-anssalire), to start, to tremble.

tresse, s.f. {tresser, L.L. tricare), tress.

tricoter, v.a^n. (etym.?), to knit.

trlomplie, s.m. (L. triumphus), triumph.

trloni plier, v. n. {tnomphe), triumph.

triple, adj. (L. niplus), triple.

tripoter, v.n. (tripot, connected perhaps with Eng. trip), to make a mess of, to fumble alx)ut. (a famillar Word). I

trisaïenle, s.f. (Gr. rpiç, L. aviola), great-great-grandmother.

triste, adj. (L. tristis), sad, sorry, melaucholy, dark, gloomy.

tristement, adv. (triste), sadly.

tristesse, s.f. (L. tristitia), sadnesa

trois, adj. (L. très), three.

troisième, adj. (trois), third.

tromper, v. a. (trompe, Ital.

tromba), todeceive; se tromper, to be mistaken.

trompeur, se, adj. (tromper), deceptive, deeeitful.

tronc, s.m. (L. truncus), trank.

trône, s.m. (L. thi-onus), tbrone.

trop, adv. (L. L. troppus), too, too much, too many.

trou, s.m. (L.L. ti-augum), hole.

trouble, s.m. (trouhier), confusion, agitation, disorder, commotion, disturbance.

troubler, v.a. (L.L. turbulare), to trouble, to agitate, to disturb, to make dim.

troupeau, s. m. (troupe, L. L.

troppus), flock.

trousseau, s.m. (trousse, L.L.

tortiare), bunch.

trouver, v.a. (L. tiirbare\ tofind, to think ; se trouver, to find one's self, to be.

tube, s.na. (L. tubus), tube.

tuer, v.a. (L. tutari), to Mil; se tuer, ioViill one's self; se faire tuer, to get killed.

tulle, s.f. (L. tegula), tile.

tumulte, s. m. (L. tumultus), tiimult.

tuj^au, s.m. (etym.?), pipe ; tuyau de poêle, stove-pipe.

tyrannie, s.f. («2/ra«,L.tyrannus), tyi-anny.

tyranniser, v.a. (tyran), to tyran^ nize over.

un, une, adj. (L. unum), a, an, •es les a? ' other.

les uns apn

t«< /-es, one after the

uniforme, s. m. (L. unifoi-mis), unifonn.

VOCABULARY

iini'ni, s.f. (L. imionem;, union.

iiiiHiiie, adj. (L. unicus), only, solo.

uuiquciu«'iit,axlv.(j<m'9!<e),solely.

Hiiir, V. a. (L. uiiire), to unité; s'unir, to bejoined, to join.

univers, s.m. (L. universus), universe.

iinivcrsellenieut, aclv. {universel), luiiversally.

urne, s.f. (L. urna), uru.

iisnge, s.m. {user), usage, custom.

utile, adj. (L. utilis), usefid.

milité, s.f. {iitile), utility, usefulness, service.

va, (see aller).

vaearme, s. m. (Ncth. wacharme), noise, uproar.

vaeiller, v. n. (L. vaclllare), to vacillate, to réel, to stasrser, to be imsteady, ia be nearly falling.

vain, e, Jidj. f L. vanus), vain, fruit- Icss ; en vain, in vain, vainly.

vainere, v.a. (L. vincere), vainquant, vaincu, je vaincs, je vaincjtiis, que je vainque, to vanquisli, to eonquer.

vais, (see aller).

vaisseau, s.m. (L.L. vascellmn), vessel, ship.

valétudinaire, adj. and s. (L.

valctudinaiius), valetudinarian, intinu, recovering health.

valeur, s.f. (L. valorem), value; i])lu.) bills, secm-ities.

valoir, v.n. (L. valere), valant, m lu. je vatix, je vaudrai, que je rinUe. to be wortli; valoir mieux, to bo bettcr; en valoir la peine, to be worth tlie while ; autant vaudrait, it would be as well.

vanité, S.f. (vanitatem), vanity.

vapeur, s.f. (L. vaporem), vaix)r, steam, exhalation, fiiino.

vai-iat>le, adj. (L. variabilis), variable, ehanging.

varier, v.a. (L. vaiiare), to vary, to cbauge ; varié, varying, varied. '

variété, s.

variety.

(L. varietatem),

vaste, adj. (L. vastus;, vast.

veille, s.f. (L. vlgilia), watcliing, eve, day before.

veiller, v.n. (L. vigilare), to watch, to attend, to see to.

veine, s.f. (L. vena), vein.

venant, s.m. {venir), corner.

vendre, v.a. (L. vendere),5tosell.

véuéral>lc, adj. {vénérer), vénérable.

vénérer, v.a.'(L. vencrari), to venerate.

venger, v. a. (L. viiidicare), to avenge; se venger, to avenge one's self.

venir, v.n. (L. venire), venant, venu, je viens, je vins, je viendrai, nue je vienne, to come ; venir de, to nave just; venir à, to happen to; venir le voir, to come to see hini, to come and see him ; venir à bout de, to succeed in.

vent, s.m. (L. ventus), wind.

verdure, s. f. {vert), verdure, greenness.

vérifier, v. a. (L.L. vcriticare), to verify.

véritable, adj. {vérité), real, genuine, true.

vérité, s.f. (L. veritatem), truth ; à la vérité, in ti-uth, indeed.

veriniiieux, se, adj. (L. vermis), caused ljy worms, \eruiinous.

verrait, (see voir).

verre, s.m. (L. \itrum), glass.

verrou, s.m. (L. veruculum), boit.

vers, prep. (L. versus), towards.

verseï-, v.a.n. (L. versare), to sbed, to spill, to ovei-turn, to upset, to be upset, to pour.

vert, e, adj. (L. \iridis), green.

vertige, s.m. (L. vertigo), dizziness, veitigo.

vertu, s.f. (L. virtutem), vlrtue.

vei'tueux, se, adj. (L. L. virtutosus), virtuous.

VOCABULARY

vcsfc, s.f. (L. vcstis), jacket

V£Ç»»»Ml<'. s. m. CL. vestibulum), vestibule, entry, lobby.

vêtcniciH, s.m. (L. vestimentiim).

garment; (pi.) clothes.

. vêtir, v.a. (L. vestire),vP.ta7it,vétu, je vêts, que je vête, to clothe ; se vêtir, to clothe one's self, to be clothed.

veulent, veux, (s&e. vouloir).

vibrer, v.n.(L.Yibrare),tovibrate, to tingle. '

vice, s.m. (L. vitium), vice.

vicié, e, adj. (L. vitiare), vitiated, fouL

vide, adj. (etym.?), empty; .s.m. space.

vie, s.f. (L. \ita), life.

vieillard, s.m. (vieux), old man.

vieillir, v.ii. (vieil), to grow o\à.

vierge, s.f. (L. virgo), virgin.

vieux, vieil, vieille, adj. (L.

vetulus), old.

.. '^''■' J*ve, adj. (L. vivus), aUve, lively, bnght, keen.

vigueur, s.f. (L.vigorem), vigor, strength.

vil, e, adj. (L. vilisj, base, mean.

vilain, e, adj. (L. L. vilanus), ugly, vUe, wicked, sordid, mean.

ville, s.f. (L. villa), towii, city.

vingt, adj. (L. Aiginti), twenty.

vint, (s&Q venir).

violacé, e, adj. (L. -viola), violaceous.

violence, s.f. (L. violentla), violence, force.

violent, e, adj. (L. violentus), violent.

violenuueut, adv. [violent), violently.

violette, s.f. (L. viola), violet.

violon, s.m. (Ital. violone) , violin.

visage, s. m. (L. L. \isaticum), visage, face.

vIs-à-vIs, prep. (L. visus), oppo.site.

visible, adj. (L. visibiUs), visiljle.

vision, s.f. (L. visionem), vi.sion.

visite, s.f. (visiter), visit.

visiter, v.a. (L. visitare), to visit.

xit, (seevoir).

vite. adj. and adv. (etym.?), quick,

vitesse, s.f. (vite), speed, swiftness.

vitre, s.f. (L. vitrum), windowglass, paneof glas.s.

,vivacité, s. f. (L. vi%'acitatem), vivacity.

vivant, e, adj. (vivre), living.

vivement, adv. (vive), quickly, keenly, deeply. '

vivre, v. n. (L. vivere), vivant, vécu, je VIS. qnej,; vive, to 11 ve ; vive ' vivent ! long livc ! hurrah for !

vociférer, v.a.n. (L. vocifcrari), to cry out, to shout.

voici, generally counted prep.

(voi(s), (i)ci), see hère, hère is, hère are, there is, there are.

vole, s.f. (L. via), way, road, path, track. ' i '

voilà, generally comited prep.

(vot(s), là), see there, behold, there is, there are, that is, those are ; voi/à qm,lo; Ze V027à, there itis, there hei.s.

voile, s.m. (L. -Nxlum), veiL voir, v.a. (L. videre), voyant, vu, Je vois, je vis, je verrai, que je voie, to see ; voyons ! ht us see ! corne ! laisser voir, to show.

voisin, e, adj. and s. (L. vicinus), neighboring, next, nearest, neighbor.

voiture, s.f. (L. vectura), caniage.

voix, s.f. (K vocem), voice.

vol, s. m. (voler), theft, robbery; vol avec effraction, burglary.

vol, s.m. (voler), flight.

volant, s.m. (voler), shuttle-cock.

volatiliser, v.a. (L. volatilis), to volatilize.

voler, v.a. (L. volare), to steal, to rob, to plunder.

volet, s.m. (voler, to fly), shutter.

voleur, se, (voler), thief, robber; au voleur ! stop thief !

volontairement, adv. (?jo?o»!«i7?"?r, L. voluutarius), willingly, voluntarilyi

volonté, s.f. (L. voluntatem), -nill ; à volonté, at pleasure.

volontiers, adv. (L. voluntariis), williugly, readily.

VOCABULARY

volligcr, v.ii. (It. volteggiare), to flutter.

volume, s.m. (L.voluiiien), voliune.

voitt, (sec aller).

voiro, vos, iK)ss. atlj. (L. L. vosti'um), 3'our.

vôtre, poss. pron., le vôtre, etc., yours.

voudrai, (see vouloir).

vouloir, v.a. (L. L. voloro), roulamt, voulu, je rcti.i-, ]•■ ri>iiil mi. ijun jeveuïlle, to lie willin-, to wisli: ('/(, vouloir à,tolin\ .■ dcsimis ..n, to li.ivc. a grudse against: .yV mml rais, I slioulfl like ; au 'est ce que vôks me voulez? whatdowaiitofme? vouloir dire, to mean.

vous, pcrs. pron. (L. vos), you; vous-même, yourself.

voyage, .s.m. (L. viaticum), journey, trip; (pi.) travels; bon vuyar/e!

plêasantjourney! good-bye!

voyager, v.a. {voyage), to travel, to wandcr.

voyageur, s.m. {voyai/e), travellcr.

vrai, e, ad.i. (L. L. veracus;, trnc, real; sxûv., truly.

vraiment, adv. [vrai], really, truly.

vu, (see voir).

vue, s.f. (voir), sight, \iew; avoir bonne vue, to hâve good slght.

y, adv. and pron. (L. ibi), thcrc, to it, at it, in it.

yeux, (see œil).

zèle, s.m. (L. zelus), zeal.

zigzag, s.ni. (onomatopoetie), zigzag.

zone, s.f. (L. zona), zone.

zooIogi<|ue, iidj. (Gr. iûiov, Àôyos), zoological.