scène, /. quarrel, scene
scrutat-our-rice, scrutinizer.
se, himself, herself, itself, themselves, one another, each other.
séant, »1., hind-quarters.
sèchement, dryly.
sécheresse, j., dryness.
second, »”7., mate,
second-e, second.
seconde, j. second.
secouer, to shake.
secouer, 88, to shake oneself.
secours, "., help, succor, rescue,
séculaire, à hundred years old, centenary.
sein, "»., bosom.
séjour, "”., sojourn, stay.
sel, #7., salt.
semaine, j., week.
sembler, to seem.
semelle, /., sole, step.
sens, #:., sense, meaning.
sensualité, j., sensuality.
sentir, to feel.
sentir, se, to feel oneself feel
séparer, to separate.
sept, seven.
serai, js. of être.
serein-e, serene.
sérieusement, seriously.
sérieu-x-se, serious, in earnest,
serré-e, closed, tight.
Berrer, to grasp.
servante, /. servant-girl.
serviette, /., napkin.
servir, to wait on, serve.
servir, 86, to use.
serviteur, "=. servant.
308, (flur. of son and sa), his, her, its.
seuil, #7, threshold.
seul-e, only, alone, single.
seulement, only.
sève, /., Sap, Vigor.
sévère, strict. -
sévérité, j., severity.
si, if.
8i, so, so mucb, yes.
sien-ne, his, hers.
signature, /., signing.
signe, »»., sign.
signer, to sign.
silencieusement, silently.
silhouette, j, outline, silhouette.
sincèrement, sincerely.
sincérité, j. sincerity.
singe, z:., monkey.
singuli-er-ère, peculiar, singular.
singulièrement, singularly, extraordinarily.
sinon, if not.
sitôt, so soon, as soon.
soigner, to care for.
soigneusement, carefully.
soin, "1, Care; avoir ——, to take care, be carefu, :
soir, "., evening.
soit ! let it be s0, all right.
801, #., soil, ground.
soldat, »:., soldier.
soleil, #7. sun.
solide, real, strong, solid.
sombre, dark.
sommaire, summary.
somme, /., sum (of money).
somme, #7. nap ; faire un —— to take a nap.
sommeil, "1, sleep; ——— de plomb, sound sleep; avoir le — léger, to sleep lightly.
son, his, her, its.
sonner, to strike.
sonnette, /., bell.
sonore, sonorous, loud.
sorcier, #1. sorcerer.
sort, "1. fate, lot.
sorte, /., kind, sort.
sortie, /., going out.
sortir, to go out.
sot-te, silly, foolish.
SOU, *., cent, penny.
souci, #7., anxiety.
soucier, 86, to care.
soudain-e, sudden.
souffle, #7., breath.
souffler, to whisper.
souffrance, /. suffering.
souffrir, to suffer.
souhait, #7: wish; à —-, a0 cording to one’s desire, as one would have it. |
souhaiter, to wish.
souiller, to soil, dirty.
soulager, to relieve, allay,
soulever, to lift.
soulever, se, to raise oneself, | superb, superb.
rise.
soumis-e, submissive.
soupçon, #., suspicion.
soupçonner, to suspect.
soupçonneu-x-8€, Ssuspicious, inclined to suspect others.
BOUpPE, j/., Sup.
souper, ##., supper.
souper, to Sup.
souple, supple.
sourcil, #1, eyebrow; froncer les -———s, to knit one’s brow.
souriant-e, smiling.
sourire, to smile.
sournoisement, on the sly.
sous, under, within reach of.
soutenir, 8e, to sustain oneself, keep oneself up.
souvenir, #:., remembrance.
souvenir, 8e, to remember.
souvent, often.
spectacle, "1, sight, spectacle.
splendeur, j,, splendor. stérile, vain, useless.
subir, to undergo.
subitement, suddenly.
succomber, to succumb.
sucre, 77. Sugar; MmOrceau de ——, lump of sugar.
suffire, to suffice, be sufficient.
suffisamment, sufficiently.
suffoquer, to choke, suffocate.
suite (tout de), immediaely, at
once; de , in succession :; par la in the future, afterward ; à la —— after,
suivre, to follow.
VOCABULARY
[supplement. :
supplément, 7, addition, extra, supposer, to suppose.
suprème, last. [out of.
sur, on, upon, over, towards, about.
sur-le-champ, immediately.
sûr-e, sure, certain, safe.
surexciter, to excite excessively.
surprenant-e, surprising.
surprendre, to catch, surprise.
sursaut, en, with a start.
surtout, above all, especially.
surveillant, "7. overseer, inspector.
surveiller, to watch, observe, look after, superintend.
susceptible, touchy.
suspect-e, suspicious.
sut, pret. of savoir.
tabac, »”., tobacco.
tableau, #., view, tableau.
tablier, #., apron.
tâcher, to try, endeavor.
taille, j., size.
tailler, to cut. [——-, to silence.
taire, to say nothing of; faire
talon, #7, heel; tourner les —$8, t0 go, run away.
talonner, to press, urge.
tangue, j., chalky sand.
tant, so much, so many; — que, as long as.
tantôt, sometimes, now, then after a while.
tapis, #7. rug, carpet.
tapisser, to carpet, paper.
VOCABULARY tapisserie, /., tapestry, emkyoi-
dery.
taquiner, to teage.
tard, late.
tarder, to be long.
tas, #., beap, pile.
tasse, /., cup.
tâter, to feel.
te, thee, to thee,
teinte, /. tint.
tel-le, sxch ;
tellement, s0, so mucb.
témoigner, to show, prave,
témoin, æ., Witpess
tempérament, ss. temperament; avait du —, had à strong constitution.
tempôte, /. tempest.
temps, «. time; de -—— en ——, from time to time ; de —— à autre, now and theg.
tenace, tenacious.
tendre, tender.
tendre, to hold out, stretch ont, extend.
tendresse, /. tendemess, lave.
terez! indeedi look there, look here.
tenir, to hold, keep, stick, care.
tonir, se, to remain, stay.
tentat-eur-rice, tempting, tempter.
tentation, f., temptation.
tentative, j., attempt.
tente, /., tent.
tenter, to tempt.
terme, »., limit, term, word.
terrain, #1. ground.
que, such as.
terre, j, land, earth; par —, on the ground, on the floor;
. —— ferme, dry land, terra frma; prendre —, to land, to #top. -
tes, tby.
tôte, £, head,
théâtre, »:., theates, stage, scene.
tien-ne, thine.
| tiens! well; see tenez.
timbre, #., stamp.
timbré-e, sonorous.
second, second helmsman, asaistant-helmsman.
tirer, to pull, draw, draw along,
draw away.
| tirer, se, to get out, extricate
oneself.
titre, =., title.
toi, thoy, you; à —— seul, aione.
toilette, /{ toilet.
toi-même, thyself.
toison, /., hair.
toit, #., roof, cœiing.
tombeau, #., tom tombstone.
tomber, to fall: laisser , to drop, let Fall. :
ton, thy.
ton, æ., tone.
tonnage, "m., tonnage; de fort ——, large, heavy tonnage.
burden.
tonneau, s., barrel, keg.
tonnelle, /., arbor. [bolt.
tonnerre, #., thunder, thunder-
toper, to agree; tope-là, I agree
to that.
torrent, #»., torrent, large quantity.
tort, "”., wrong, harm, injury, fault, defect; faire , to wrong, do harm; avoir —.
to be wrong.
tortiller, to twist.
torturer, to torture.
tôt, soon.
toucher, to touch, reach.
toujours, always, ever, still.
toupet, #., tuft of hair, forelock.
tour, #7. trick, turn, around; à son —-, on his turn; —— à —, by turns, in turn; faire le ——, to go around; faire un
, to take a walk.
tourbillonner, to whirl.
tourmenter, to rack, torment, upset.
tourner, to turn, tu
tourner, 8e, to turn.
tourte, /,, loaf of bread; lit., tart, pie.
tout, adv., wholly, entirely, quite, completely, very; en, while.
tout-e, tous, toutes, all, whole, any, every, everything ; ——les deux, both of you, of us, of them.
tout-à-fait, altogether, entirely.
toutefois, nevertheless.
toutou, #., bow-wow.
trace, j., trace, track, step.
trahison, /., treason.
out.
VOCABULARY
traîner, to drag.
traîner, 8e, to drag oneself.
traité, "., treaty.
traiter, to treat; —— àAfond,to sift through.
tramer, se, to be plotted.
tranche, /., slice.
tranquille, quiet, tranquil.
tranquillement, quietly, tran quilly.
tranquillité, /., quietness.
transport, ":., transport, rapture.
transporter, to transport.
transversal-e, transversal.
travail, #., work, labor.
travailler, to work.
travers, à, through, across; par le ——— de, off.
traversée, /f, sea-voyage, passage.
traverser, to cross, traverse.
tremblement, #., trembling:
—— de terre, earthquake.
trembler, to tremble.
tremper, to dip.
trente, thirty.
très, very.
trésor, "”., treasure.
tressaillement, 7.
starting, movement.
triomphe, #:., triumph.
triste, sad.
tristement, sadly.
tristesse, j., sadness.
trois, three.
troisième, third.
tromper, to deceive.
tranquillity,
moving,
VOCABULARY
tromper, 86, to be mistaken.
trop, too, too much, too many altogether ; par ——, rather too.
troubler, to trouble, disturb.
troupe, /. crowd, troop.
trouver, to find, think.
trouver, se, to find oneself.
turbulent-e, turbulent, wild.
tyrannie, /. tyranny.
U un-6, à an, one, unique, only.
uniquement, only, solely.
usage, #1. custom, usage.
utile, useful.
va, allons, allez, come on, indeed.
vague, j., wave.
vaguement, vaguely.
vain-6, vain, conceited.
vainore, to overcome, vanquich, conquer.
valeur, /., worth.
valoir, to be worth, equal, stand for; il vaut mieux, it is better.
vaquer, à, have leisure for, attend
varecb, "., seaweed. [to.
vase, /j., mud, slime.
vaste, vast.
vaudrait, cond. of valoir.
vaurien, #., good-for-nothing fellow.
vécu. Past part. of vivre.
véhément-e, impetuous, passionate, vehement.
veille, /., day before, eve.
veiller, to take care.
vendre, to sell.
venir, to come; de (follow
ed by aninfinitive), to have just.
vent, »:., wind.
venu-e6, past part. of venir; nOUs veau ——-, newcomer.
venue, /. coming.
verdâtre, greenish.
véridique, veracious.
véritable, true, genuine, real.
véritablement, truly.
vérité, j., truth.
vermoutb, #:., vermouth.
verre, ”1., glass.
vers, towards.
vert-6, green.
vertu, /. virtue.
veste, j., sack-coat.
victime, j', victim.
victoire, /., victory.
victorieusement, victoriously.
vide, empty.
vie, j, life.
vierge, the Virgin Mary.
vieux, vieil, vieille, old, old friend, old fellow.
vi-f-ve, sharp, keen, hot-headed.
vigilant-e, vigilant, watchful.
vigoureu-x-86, vigorous, strong.
vigoureusement, vigorously.
vigueur, j., vigor.
vil-e, low.
ville, j., town, city.
vingt, twenty.
vingtaine, f, a score, about twenty.
violemment, violently.
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Armand’s Grammaire Elémentaire.
Wlanchaud’s Progressive French Idioms.
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