partie, /.,, part
partir, to depart, come, proceed, go, leave.
partout, everywhere.
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paru, fast part. of paraître.
parvenir, to succeed, attain, reach.
parviendrait, cond. of parvenir.
pas, ”1., Step; à , Step by step.
pas, ne .... pas, no, not.
passage, "1, passage, passing way; pour livrer , to let
by, let pass.
passag-er-ère, passenger.
passé, "., past.
passé-e, last, past.
passer, to pass, spend (of time) ; —— pour, to have the reputation.
passer, se, to take place, pass,
Pass aWay ; — de, to do without.
passerelle, j, bridge, foot-bridge, gangway.
passe-temps, 7., pastime.
passionné-e, passionate.
patée, j., mess (for dogs).
pâtir, to suffer.
patron, #1, proprietor, master.
patte, /., paw, foot (of animals).
paume, /.,, palm (of the hand). paupière, /., eyelid.
pauvre, poor.
pavé, #., pavement.
pavoiser, to adorn with flags.
payer, to pay.
pays, 7. country.
paysage, »., landscape.
paysan-ne, peasant.
peau, /,, skin.
péché, »., sin.
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peignit, fret. of peindre.
peindre, to describe.
peindre, se, to be shown, be represented.
peine, j, affliction, pain, trouble, grief ; faire de la — à quelqu'un, to pain any one ; à ——, hardly, scarcely.
peintre, »7., painter.
pèlerinage, #., pilgrimage.
pelote, /., knot, ball, fortune.
pencher, 8e, to lean.
pendant, during; — que, while.
pénible, painful.
péniblement, painfully.
pensée, j. thought.
penser, to think.
pente, j., slope.
perçant-e, piercing.
percher, to perch.
perdre, to lose.
père, j., father.
période, j., period.
périr, to perish.
perle, j., pearl.
permettre, to permit, allow.
permettre, se, to takethe liberty, permit, allow oneself.
perpétrer, to perpetrate, commit.
perroquet, #1, parrot.
personnage, #7., person, personage.
personne, /. person; ne....
personne, no person, no body, any body.
perspective, /., prospect.
perspicacité, /:, perspicacity.
persuader, to convince,persuade.
perte, j., loss.
perversité, j., perversity.
pétiller, to sparkle.
petit-e, small.
peu, little; à ——, little by little; pour —— que, if ever so little.
peur, /., fear; avoir , to be afraid ; faire , to frighten.
peut-être, perhaps.
phare, "1. light-house.
philosophe, #., philosopher.
philosophie, /., philosophy.
phraseur, 1, verbous, tedious talker or writer.
physionomie, /, countenance, physiognomy.
physionomiste, #., physiognomist.
pièce, #., room.
pied, #., foot; lâcher —, to waver.
piège, #., trap.
Pierre, »1., Peter.
pierre, /., stone.
pieu-x-8e, pious.
pile, /., heap, pile. °
pilote, #"., pilot.
pincer, to pinch.
piquer, 8e, to pride oneself.
piteu-x-se, piteous, pitiable.
pitié, £ pity.
pittoresque, picturesque.
place, j., place, seat.
placer, to place, put.
placide, placid, calm.
plaider, to plead.
plaindre, to pity; à—, to be pitied.
plaindre, se, to complain.
plainti-f-ve, plaintive.
Plaire, to please; s'il vous plait, if you please.
plaire, se, to please each other, be pleased.
plaisanterie, f, jesting, pleasantry.
plaisir, m., pleasure.
planche, /, board, plank.
planter, to plant, set, fix, place, cany.
plantureu-x-8e, abundant, copious, plentiful.
platane, m., plane:tree.
plein-e, full.
pleurer, to weep, cry.
pleurs, m. plur, tears.
plonger, to plunge.
plu, past part. of plaire.
plume, /, feather, pen.
plupart, /, most, the greatest
+. que, more
le ——, the most; tie... —, no more, nolonger; non cither, neither ; —— de, more than, no more.
plusieurs, several, many.
plût, sh. of plaire.
plutôt, sooner, rather.
poche, f, pocket.
poète, m., poet.
poids, »., weight.
poignard, , dagger,
poignet, #., wrist.
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poil, m, hair.
point, "., point: ne....point, not, not at all.
pointe, f,, point.
poitrine, j., chest, breast.
Poivre, m., pepper.
poliment, politely.
polisson, #»., street-urchin, mischievous boy.
politesse, , politeness.
politique, political, diploma tical.
pomme, /, apple.
pommette, ., cheek-bone.
pompeu-x-se, lofty, pompous.
pondeuse, f, hen.
pondre, to lay eggs.
pont, m., deck.
port, #., port, haven, harbor.
porte, f., door.
portée, j, reach; à ——, within reach.
porter, to carry, bear, wear; 8e —— bien, to be well.
poser, to place, put.
posséder, to possess, own.
possibilité, /, possibility.
poste, m., post.
poste, j., post-office.
pot, mr. pot, jar, crock.
potage, "., soup.
potelé-e, plump.
poule, f, hen.
pour, to, in order to, for, on account of.
pourquoi, why.
poursuivre, to pursue, continue.
pourtant, however, though.
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pousser, to utter, give, push, move.
poutre, /j., beam, joist.
pouvoir, to be able, can, may.
pratique, practical.
préalable, previous, previously, necessary.
précieu-x-se, precious.
précipiter, se, to rush.
précis-e, precise, exact.
précisément, precisely, exactly.
préférer, to prefer.
prématurément, prematurely.
premi-er-ère, first, former.
prémisses, /. Zlur., premises (logic).
prendre, to take; à tout ——, upon the whole, in the main.
préoccupé-e, preoccupied, absorbed.
préparer, to prepare.
près, near, closely, close to; à peu , about, almost.
présent-e, present; à present, now.
présenter, 8e, to present oneself.
presque, almost.
pressentiment, 7.
ment. |
prestige, #1. fascination, prestige.
prêt-e, ready.
prétendre, to pretend, claim.
prétexte, #1. pretext.
preuve, j., proof, token; à ——, as a proof of it.
prévenance, /. kindness.
prévenir, to warn, inform.
prévoir, to foresee.
, at
presenti-
prier, to pray, beg, ask.
prière, j., prayer.
primo, firstly.
princesse, /. princess.
principal, #. principal thing, point.
principalement, principally, especially.
pris, from prendre.
prisonni-er-ère, prisoner.
priver, to deprive.
prix, #”., price.
probablement, probably, likely.
procédé, #1. treatment.
procédure, /. proceedings.
procès, 71. trial.
procurer, to procure.
procurer, 8e, to procure.
procureur, #7. solicitor, attorney ; de la République, public prosecutor.
prodiguer, to be prodigal of, lavish.
professer, to profess.
profiter, to take advantage, profit.
profond-e, profound, deep, thorough.
profondément, deeply.
promenade, j,, walk; faire une
sur son chien, to take a ride on his dog.
promener, to take out for a walk, a drive; les yeux, to turn one’s eyes.
promener, se, to walk, promenade.
promeneu-r-s8e, walker, pedestrian.
promenader,
promettre, to promise.
prompt-e, quick.
promptement, quickly, promptly.
promptitude, /, quickness.
prononcer, to pronounce, de
liver, give utterance.
propice, propitious.
propos, à, opportunely, proper, fit, on the nick of time.
propre, own, calculated.
propre à rien, »#., worthless, good-for-nothing fellow.
propreté, j., cleanliness.
propriétaire, #., landlord, property-owner, owner, proprietor.
protéger, to protect.
prouver, to prove, show.
proverbe, "., proverb.
provocant-e, provoking.
prudent-e, prudent.
prunelle, /., pupil (of eyes).
puis, then.
puisque, since, inasmuch as.
puissant-e, powerful.
pu, Past part. of pouvoir.
punir, to punish.
punition, /. punishment.
pût, sx. of pouvoir.
Q quai, #., quay, wharf.
qualité, j., quality.
quand, when, even if.
quant à, as to.
quarante-cinq, forty-five.
quart, #1. quarter ; faire le , to watch (a watch being a quarter of the night).
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quartier, »”. quarter; de roche, large piece of rock.
quartier-maître, 7, quarter-
master.
quatre, four.
que, that, which, whom, what,:as, than how; ne , but, only; —— de, how much, how many.
quel, quelle, which, what.
quelque, some, any ; ——8, few.
quelquefois, sometimes.
quelqu'un, #., some one.
queue, /. tail.
qui, who, which, whom.
quinze, fifteen.
quitter, to leave.
quoi, what, which; sans , otherwise ; que ce soit, anything whatever.
quoique, although.
race, j., race, stock, breed.
racheter, to redeem.
raconter, to tell, relate.
radieu-x-8e, radiant.
radoucir, to soften.
raffoler, to be fond of.
raillerie, /, raillery, jeer.
raison, /., reason; avoir —, to be right.
raisonnable, reasonable.
ramasser, to gather, draw.
rame, /., oar.
rameau, #7., branch.
ramener, to bring back.
rameur, #%7., oarsman.
rancune, /, rancor; garder —— à, to have a grudge against.
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rapatrier, to send back foreigners to their own country; 8e faire
, to be brought home.
rapide, rapid, quick, fast.
rapidement, fast, rapidly.
rappeler, to remind, recall to mind, call back.
rappeler, se, to remember.
rapporter, to bring back.
rapprocher, 8e, to approach.
ras-e, very short.
rasé-e, flat.
rassurer, to reassure.
ravi-e, delighted.
rayer, to stripe.
réalité, j, reality.
rebondir, to rebound.
rebuffade, j., rebuke.
recevoir, to receive.
recherché-e, sought after.
récit, #7., recital, relation.
réclamer, to complain.
recoin, #1. nook, out-of-the-waycorner.
recommencer, to commence again.
reconnaissance, /., gratefulness, gratitude.
reconnaissant-e, grateful.
reconnaître, to acknowledge, recognize.
recoucher, se, to lie down again.
recouvrir, to cover.
recueillir, to gather.
reculer, to recoil, shrink.
redescendre, to go, come down again.
redevenir, to become again.
redoubler, to redouble, increase.
redoutable, redoubtable, formidable.
redouter, to redoubt, fear.
réduire, to reduce, subdue, subjugate.
réel-le, real.
réellement, really.
refermer, to close again.
réfléchir, to reflect.
réflexion, j., reflection.
refuser, to refuse.
regagner, to reach again, return, go back.
régal, #7., feast, treat.
regard, #., glance, look; fouiller du , to cast a searchingglance.
regarder, to look at, regard.
régler, to regulate.
régner, to reign.
regrettable, regretable.
regretter, to regret.
reins, #1. flur., back.
rejoindre, to catch up.
relever, to raise.
relever, 86, to rise again.
reluisant-e, shiny, shining.
remarquer, to notice.
rembarquer, to re-embark.
remerciement, #., thanks.
remercCier, to thank.
remettre, to put again, put off, postpone.
remonter, to go up again, come up again.
remords, 77. remorse.
remorqueur, #. tug-boat.
remplacer, to replace.
remplir, to fill.
remporter, to win.
remuer, to move.
rencontre, /., accidental meeting; faire la , to meet; aller à la — to go to meet.
rencontrer, to meet, find.
rencontrer, se, to be met, to be found.
rendre, to render, restore, give again, throw up, return, make.
rendre, 8e, to make oneself, go.
renfrogné-e, frowning, scowling ; mine ——e, scowling look.
renifler, to sniff.
renoncer, to renounce.
renouveler, se, to happen again.
renseignement, #., information.
renseigner, se, to make inquiries.
renti-er-ère, independent person, a person who lives on his or her income.
rentrer, to re-enter, enter again, return, go home.
renverra, /uf. of renvoyer.
renverser, to upset, throw down.
renvoyer, to send back, send away, dismiss.
répandre, to spread, scatter, give out.
reparaître, to appear again, come up again, re-appear.
réparer, to repair, make up.
repartir, to set out again, depart.
repas, #., meal, repast.
répéter, to repeat.
répliquer, to reply.
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répondre, to answer, respond.
réponse, /. answer, reply.
reporter, to transfer, carry back.
repos, #., rest, repose.
reposer, 8e, to rest.
repousser, to repel, drive back, beat back, push back.
reprendre, to resume, take again reply, answer, commence again.
reprendre, se, to collect oneself.
reprise, j. retaking, taking again ; à deux ou trois -——-5, two or three times.
reproche, #., reproach.
reprocher, to reproach.
reprocher, se, to reproach oneself.
réquisitoire, #7, incriminating speech, public prosecutor’s address to the court.
réservé-e, reserved.
résider, to reside.
résigner, to resign.
résister, to resist.
résolu-e, determined.
résolument, resolutely.
responsabilité, /. responsibility.
ressembler, to resemble.
ressentir, to feel, experience.
ressentir, se, to feel the effects of.
ressort, "1. spring.
ressource, /., resource.
ressouvenir, se, to remember again.
restant, ":., remainder, rest.
reste, "1., rest; du , ever, besides, indeed.
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rester, to remain.
résultat, #7., result.
retard, #7. delay; en
retarder, to delay, defer.
retenir, to hold, retain.
retenir, 8e, to seize hold, control oneself ; à quatre, to control oneself very hard.
retentir, to resound.
retirer, to take out.
retirer, 8e, to retire, withdraw.
retomber, to fall down, fall again, fall back.
retour, #1., return.
retourner, to return, go back, turn back.
retourner, se, to turn around, turn over.
retraite, /. retirement, retreat; en \retired; de , backward.
retrouver, to find again.
retrouver, 8e, to find oneself again.
réussir, to succeed, be successful.
revanche, /. revenge.
réveiller, to awake.
réveiller, se, to awake.
révéler, to reveal.
revendre, to sell again.
revenir, to return, come back, go back.
rêver, to dream.
rêveu-r-8e8, thoughtful, pensive.
revoir, to see again.
revoir, "1. seeing, meeting again.
revoir, se, to see one another again, see oneself again.
, late.
révolté, #1., rebel.
rez-de-chaussée, #1. groundfloor.
riche, rich. , rien, nothing, anything.
rire, to laugh; —— au nez de
quelqu'un, to laugh in some one’s face.
rire, #1, laughter.
rire, se, to make fun of.
risque, 7. risk; au the risk of.
risquer, to risk, endanger.
risquer, se, venture, risk.
rivage, "., shore.
rive, j., shore, bank.
river, to rivet.
rivière, j., river.
robuste, robust, strong.
roche, j,, rock.
rogner, to cut.
roi, #., king.
romance, /., song.
romanesque, romantic.
rond-e, round.
ronde, /, round.
rose, rosy.
rosé-e, rosy.
rosier, 77. rose-bush.
rouge, red.
rougjir, to blush.
rouleau, "., roller.
rouler, to roll.
route, j., road, way; en the way, en route.
rouvrir, to re-open, open again.
rude, coarse, hard.
rue, /., street.
de, at
, on
ruisselant-e, streaming.
ruse, /., cunning, ruse, artifice, trick.
rustique, rustic.
sa, his, her, its.
sable, #., sand.
sabord, #1. port, port-hole.
Sac, ”1., Sack. |
sachant, res. parts of savoir.
sache, from savoir.
sacré-e, sacred.
sacrifier, to sacrifice.
sagacité, j., sagacity.
sage, wise.
sage, 71. Wise person, Sage.
sagement, wisely.
saigner, to bleed.
saillant-e, projecting.
sais, Pres. of savoir.
saisir, to seize, grasp.
saisissement, 77. fright, emotion.
saison, /., season.
salaison, j., salted provisions.
salle, j., room, hall ; à manger, dining-room.
salon, »., parlor.
samedi, #., Saturda:.
sang, #1., blood.
sang-froid, »#1., coolness, composure.
sans, without.
santé, j., health.
saphir, #7, sapphire.
satané-e, mischievous.
satisfaire, to satisfy.
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saucisse, j., sausage.
sauter, to jump, leap, spring, come up.
sauver, to save.
Sauveur, 7. rescuer.
savoir, to know, be able, can.
savoir-vivre, #., good manners.
savourer, to relish.
scélérat, #1, scoundrel.
