scène, /., scène, drama, performance

scrupule, m., scruple, qualm ; se faire — de, scruple to.

sculpter, sculpture.

se (s'), himself, herself, itself, one's self, themselves, each other.

sec, m., sèche,/., dry, lean, thin ; quick.

sèchement, dfyly, bluntly, sharp-

sécher, dry.

sécheresse,/., dryness, barrenness,

sharpness.

second, -e {c pronounced like g) y

second, seconde, /., second, secouer, shake, shake off, toss.

secourable, helpful.

secours, m., succor, help, relief, secr-et, -ète, secret, hidden, mys-

terious.

secrètement, secretly.

séculaire, secular, of a hundred

years, old.

sécurité,/., security.

séduction, /., séduction, charm,

attraction, séduire, seduce, charm, tempt.

séduisant, -e, seductive, fascina-

ting, lovely.

séide, m., fanatic, devotee.

seigneur, m., lord, seigneurial, -e, lordly.

sein, m., bosom, depth.

séjour, w., sojourn, stay, place, séjourner, sojourn, stay.

selle,/, saddle.

seller, saddle ; faire — , hâve sad-

dled, saddle.

selon, according to ; — moi, in my

opinion, semaine,/, week, sembler, seem, appear.

sens, see sentir.

sens, m., sensé, meaning; direction ; behalf.

sensation,/, sensation, feeling.

sensibilité,/, sensibility, feeling.

sensible, sensible, sensitive, ten-

der; perceptible; obvious; être

— à, be sensible of.

sensiblement, sensibly, percepti-

bly ; greatly.

sentencieusement, sententiously.

sentier, m., footpath, track.

sentiment, m., sentiment, feeling,

sensé, sentinelle,/, sentinel, sentry.

sentir, feel; smell ; smack cirsavor

of ; se — , feel one's self, feel.

séparé, -e, separate.

séparer, separate, sever, divide;

se — , separate, part, sept, seven.

septembre, w., September.

sérénité,/, serenity, calmness.

série,/, séries.

sérieusement, seriously.

VOCABULARY

sérieux, m., seriousness.

sérieu-x, -se, serions, grave, real ;

au — , seriously.

serment, w., oath ; faire — ,swear.

serpenter, wind (like a serpent) ,

meander.

serrement, m., pressing, clasping,

squeezing.

serrer, press, shake, squeeze, tie,

tighten, oppress.

serrure,/., lock.

servante,/., servant, service,/., service, use.

serviette,/, napkin.

servilité,/, servility.

servir, serve, serve up, supply ;

— de, serve as ; se — de, make

use of, employ.

serviteur, m., servant, seuil, m., sill, threshold.

seul, -e, alone, only.

seulement, only, merely ; pas — ,

not even.

sévère, severe, stem, strict, sévèrement, severely, sternly.

sévérité,/, severity.

sexe, fn., sex.

si (s'), if, whether, though.

si, so, so much ; however ; si . , .

que, however.

sibyllin, -e, sibylline, siècle, m., century, âge, epoch.

sied à, suits, becomes.

siège, m., seat.

siéger, sit.

sien, -ne, his, hers, its.

sieur, m., Mr.

signaler, point out, point, signe, m., sign, mark, gesture, nod ;

faire — à, make signs to, beckon

to.

signer, sign.

signifier, signify, mean.

silencieusement, silently.

silencieu-x, -se, silent.

silhouette,/, profile, figure.

sillon, m., furrow.

sillonner, furrow, flash through.

similitude, /., similitude, resem-

blance.

simple, simple, plain. simplement, simply.

simplicité, /., simplicity.

simplifier, simplify.

sincèrement, sincerely.

sincérité,/, sincerity.

singe, m., ape, monkey.

singularité, /, singularity, peculi-

arity.

singuli-er, -ère, singular, peculiar.

singulièrement, singularly, peculi-

arly.

sinistre, sinister, forbidding.

sinon, if not, else, otherwise.

sinueu-x, -se, sinuous, winding.

sis, -e, situated.

sitôt, so soon, as soon (as) ; de

— , so soon.

situation,/, situation, condition, situé, -e, situated, located.

sixième, sixth.

société,/, Society, company.

sœur,/., sister.

soi, oneself, himself , herself, itself.

soie,/, silk.

soif,/, thirst; avoir — , be thirsty.

soigneu-x, -se, careful.

soin, m., care, attention, soir, m., evening.

soirée,/, evening.

soit, (so) be it, either, or.

soixante, sixty.

sol, m., soil, ground.

soldat, m,, soldier.

solder, pay, settle.

soleil, m., sun, sunshine.

solennel, -le, solemn.

solennité, /, solemnity.

solide, solid, firm.

solidement, solidly, firmly.

solitaire, solitary, lonely. solitairement, solitarily, alone.

solitude,/., solitude, loneliness.

solliciter, solicit, entreat, excite.

VOCABULARY

sollicitude, /., solicitude, concern.

sombre, sombre, dark, dull,

gloomy, sad.

somme, /., sum, amount ; en — ,

on the whole.

sommeil, m., sleep.

sommeiller, sleep, go to sleep.

sommet, m., summit, top.

somptueuex, -se, sumptuous,

splendid.

son, sa, //., ses, his, her, its.

sonder, sound.

songe, m., dream, dreaming.

songer, dream, think, — de,

dream of ; — à, think of.

songeu-x, -se, w./., dreamer.

songeu-x, -se, dreamy, pensive, sonner, sound, ring.

sonore, sonorous.

sorte, /., sort, kind, species ; de

— que, so that ; en quelque

— , in some measure {or sort).

sortir de, go {or come) out of,

leave, émerge from ; faire — ,

call or take out.

sot, -te, foolish, silly, stupid. sot, m., fool, blockhead.

sottise, /., foolishness, folly.

SOU, m.^ sou, halfpenny.

souche,/., stump, stock, head.

souci, m., care, concern, anxiety.

soucier (se) de, care or be con-

cerned for.

soucieu-x, -se, full of care,

anxious.

soudain, -e, sudden ; suddenly.

soudainement, suddenly.

soudaineté,/., suddenness.

souffert, see souffrir, souffle, m., breath, breathing, inspiration, souffler, blow, breathe, whisper,

speak.

souffrance,/., suffering, pain, souffrant, -e, suffering, ailing,

poorly, unwell.

souffrir, suffer, bear, allow.

soulager, relieve, comfort.

soulever, lift, raise, rouse ; se — ,

raise one's self (a little), rise

(up).

soumettre, submit, lay before;

subject.

soumis, see soumettre, soumission,/, submission, soupçon, m,, suspicion, soupçonner, suspect, soupe,/, soup.

soupir, zw., sigh, breath.

soupirail, m., air-hole, window.

soupirer, sigh.

souplesse, /, suppleness ; submis-

siveness.

source,/, source, spring.

sourcil, m., eyebrow.

sourd, -e, deaf ; secret ; hoUow.

sourire, m., smile.

sourire, smile ; — à, smile upon,

please.

souris, m., smile.

sous, under, below, beneath, before.

sous-préfet, m., sub-prefect.

soutenir, sustain, support, keep

up, maintain, hold out for.

soutenu, see soutenir, soutiens, see soutenir, souvenir (se) de, remember.

souvenir, m., memory, remem-

brance; keepsake.

souvent, often.

souverain, -e, sovereign, suprême, souverainement, supremely.

souviens, see souvenir, spécial, -e, spécial, peculiar, par-

ticular.

spectacle, wz., spectacle, sight;

play, théâtre.

spectre, m., spectre ; de — , ghost-

spécula-teur, -trice, ot./, specu-

lator.

sphère,/, sphère, bail.

VOCABULARY

sphynx, m., sphinx.

spirituel, -le, spiritual, intellec-

tual.

splendeur, /., splendor.

splendide, splendid, magnificent.

stationner, stand, stop, lie.

strict, -e, strict, rigid.

strictement, strictly.

stupeur,/., stupor, astonishment.

stupidement, stupidly.

su, see savoir.

subir, undergo, sufïer, submit to.

subit, -e, sudden.

subitement, suddenly.

subordonner, subordinate.

subséquent, -e, subséquent, subterfuge, m., subterfuge, shift.

succéder, succeed ; se — , succeed

one another.

succès, m., success.

successeur, m., successor.

succession,/., succession, estate.

successivement, successively.

succomber (sous, to, beneath),

succumb, fall, sink.

sucre, m., sugar.

sud, m., south.

suffire (à, for ; de, to) suffice, be

sufficient.

suffisamment, sufficiently.

suffisant, -e, sufficient.

suffoquer, suffocate, choke.

suggérer, suggest.

suisse, m., swiss ; beadle.

suite, /., following, sequel, conséquence ; à la — de, in the

train of, after.

suivant, -e, following, next.

suivant, according to.

suivis, see suivre, suivre, follow, pursue ; study.

sujet, -te, subject, liable, addicted.

sujet, -te, m.f., subject, matter;

au — de, about, concerning.

fuperbe, superb, splendid ; proud.

superflu, -e, superfluous.

supérieur, -e, superior.

supériorité,/., superiority.

suppléer,, supply, take the place (à, of).

supplice, m., punishment, torment, anguish.

supplier, supplicate, entreat.

supporter, support, bear, endure.

supposer, suppose, infer.

supprimer, suppress, abolish.

suprême, suprême, highest, finaL

sûr, -e, sure, certain.

sur, on, upon, over, as to.

surcroît, m., increase, addition.

surgir, arise, rise, spring up.

surhumain, -e, superhuman.

surmonter, surmount, rise above.

surnaturel, -le, supernatural.

surplus, m. ; au — , besides, however.

surprendre, surprise (de, at); observe (à, in).

surpris, see surprendre.

sursaut, m., start ; en — , with a start.

surtout, above ail, especially.

surveiller, watch, superintend.

sus, see savoir.

sus, upon, above ; — à, (fall) upon, down with ; courir — à, fîill upon.

susceptibilité, /., sensiti veness.

susciter, arouse, raise up, create.

susnommé, -e, above-named.

suspect, -e, suspected, suspicions.

suspendre, suspend, hang, hang up ; stop, put off.

suspendu, -e, suspended, hung, hanging.

syllabe,/., syllable.

Sylvain, m., sylvan, forest-god.

symbole, m., symbol.

symbolique, symbolic.

sympathie,/., sympathy, support.

sympathique, sympathetic.

symptôme, zw., symptom, indication.

systématique, systematic.

VOCABULARY

ta, tut !

tabac, m., tobacco, snufif.

tabatière,/., snuff-box.

tabellion,/., (petty) notary.

tableau, m., tableau, picture.

Table-Ronde,/., Round Table.

tache,/., spot, stain.

tâche,/, task, job ; prendre à — de, make it a point to.

tâcher, try, endeavor.

taille,/, shape,form, figure, size, height.

tailler, form ; eut, hew.

taillis, m., copse, underwood.

taire (se), be silent, hold one's tongue.

taisais, see taire

talus, /«., slope, bank.

tandis que, while, whilst.

tant, so {or as) much or many, se, very ; — soit peu, however little, rather, somewhat ; — pis, so much the worse ; — ... que, both . . . and.

tantôt, sometimes, now.

tapis, w., carpet ; mettre sur le — , bring forward, discuss.

tapisserie,/, tapestry.

tard, late.

tarder (à, to, in), delay, be slow, be long.

tardivement, tardily.

tas, /«., heap, pile.

taux, m., rate.

teignis, see teindre.

teindre, tinge, tint, color.

teinte,/, tint, tinge.

tel, -le, such, such a, similar.

tellement, in such a way or manner, so much, so.

témoignage, m.., testimony, évidence.

témoigner, testify, show, express ; — de, testify, bear witness to.

témoin, m., witness.

tempéré, -e, temperate, moderate.

tempérer, temper, moderate.

temporel, m., temporalities.

temps, m., time, weather ; de — à autre, from time to time ; en même — , at the same time, at once ; en tout — , at ail times ; peu de — , a short time ; quelque — , (for) some time.

tendre, tender, soft; — pour, fond of.

tendre, extend, stretch out ; — de, bend or hang with.

tendresse,/, tendemess, affection.

tendu, -e, stretched ; — de, hung or f urnished with.

ténèbres, / />/., darkness.

ténébreu-x, -se, dark, gloomy.

tenir, hold, hâve, keep, occupy, make, do; consider; utter ; — à, insist on, dépend on, stick to, be anxious to ; — de, resemble, be akin to ; tiens or tenez, hold ! hère ! see ! come ! se — , be held, take place ; stay, sit, stand, be ; se — à, restrain one's self ; se — debout, stand up ; s'en — là, stop short.

tentation,/, temptation.

tentative,/., attempt.

tenter, tempt, try.

tenture,/, hangings, tapestry.

tenue,/, holding, keeping, management, bearing.

terme, m., term, end, limit; word.

terminer, terminate, end, finish ; se — , terminate, end.

terne, tamished, dull.

terrain, m., ground ; sur le — , in the matter.

terrasse,/, terrace.

terre,/, earth, ground, land, estate ; par — , on or to the ground, down.

terre-neuve, /, Newfoundland dog.

terreur,/, terrer.

VOCABULARY

testament, m., testament, will.

tête,/., head,

téte-à-tête, m., private interview ;

dans (^r en) — , in private, alone.

texte, m., text. théâtral, -e, theatrical.

théâtre, m., théâtre, scène, field.

thèse,/., thesis, thème, case.

tiède, tepid, lukewarm, mild.

tien, -ne, thine; le — , thine.

tiens, see tenir, tier-s, -ce, m.f., third.

tige,/, stem, tigre, m., tiger.

tilleul, m., lime-tree.

timbre, m., bell, tone.

timide, timid, timorous.

tins, se^ tenir, tirer, draw, pull, take oui, take,

get ; se — , get along or over ;

s'en -—, get off.

tiroir, m., drawer, slide.

titre, TH., title, deed ; right, respect, way ; à — de, by right of,

à — gratuit, gratuitously.

toi, you, yourself.

toilette,/., toilet, dress.

toit, m., roof ; SOUS les — s, in the

attic.

tombe,/., tomb, grave, tombeau, m., tomb, grave, tomber, fall, fall down, décline,

die away.

ton, ta, //. tes, your.

ton, m., tone, accent ; donner le

— à, tone.

tonnelle,/, arbor.tordre (se), twist, writhe.

torpeur,/, torpor.

torride, torrid.

tort, m., wrong, fanlt ; avoir — ,

be (in the) wrong.

torture, /, torture; à la — , on

the rack.

torturer, torture, rack.

tôt, soon, early ; — ou tard, sooner

or later.

total, -e, total, whole ; au — , on

the whole, in short, touchant, -e, touching, affecting.

toucher, touch ; — à, concern,

border on, be akin to, approach.

touffe,/, tuf t.

touffu, -e, tufted, bushy, thick.

toujours, always, ever.

tour,/., tower.

tour, m., turn, round ; — à — , in

turn, by turns.

tourbillonner, whirl, eddy.

tourelle,/, turret.

touriste, m., tourist.

tourment, m., torment, pain, tourmenter, torment, plague, an-

noy.

tourner, tum, go^r turn round,

whirl, swim ; se — , turn.

tournoi, m., tournament, adven-

ture.

tout, -e, ail, every, whole, entire,

total, tout, OT., ail, whole, everything ;

du — , not at ail ; au — , at the

utmost; pas {or point) du — ,

not at ail.

tout, -e, ail, whole, entirely ;

quite, very ; — à coup, sudden-

ly ; — à fait, altogether ; quite ;

— à l'heure, presently ; — en

{before a présent participle)^

while, though ; by ; — ... que,

although, however, as.

toutefois, however, yet.

trace, /., trace, mark, sketch,

print.

tracer, trace, mark, draw, sketch, tradition,/, tradition, custom.

traduire, translate, express ; se

— , be translated, be shown.

trafic, m. y traffic, trade.

trahir, betray, reveal.

trahison,/, treason, betrayal.

train, m., train ; course ; way ;

style, pace ; en — de, in the act

of.

VOCABULARY

traînant, -e, dragging, drawling,

running.

traîne,/., train, traînée,/., train, track.

traîner, drag ; linger ; put off ; se

— , drag one's self along, drag ;

linger.

trait, m., trait, dart, stroke, act,

feature.

traiter, treat, use, deal with ; —

de, treat as.

traî-tre, -tresse, m. /., traiter;

traitress ; en — , treacherously;

prendre en — , fall upon treacherously.

traî-tre, -tresse, treacherous.

trajet, m., passage, journey, ride,

way.

trancher, eut, eut off ; settle.

tranquille, tranquil, quiet ; easy.

tranquillement, tranquilly, quiet-

tranquillité, /., tranquillity.

transformer (se), be transformed

or changed.

transgresser, transgress.

transiger, compromise, transmettre, transmit, impart, transmis, see transmettre, transparence,/., transparency.

transport, w., transport, rapture.

transporter (se), be transported,

gotransversal, -e, transversal, cross ; en — , across, crosswise.

travail, m., work, labor, task.

travailler, work, labor.

travers, m.y breadth ; whim, fault ; à — , across, through; crosswise.

traverse,/, crossing, cross-road.

traverser, traverse, cross, go or pass through.

trébucher, stumble, trip.

trèfle, m., trefoil, clover.

tremblement, m., trembling.

trembler, tremble, shake.

trempe, tempering, stamp.

trentaine, /., (some) thirty ; âge

of thirty.

trente, thirty.

trépied, m., trivet, tripod.

très, very, very much, greatly,

quite, most.

trésor, m., treasure.

tressaillir, start; tremble ; —

d'aise, leap for joy.

trêve, /., truce, stop, tricherie,/, trickery, cheating.

tricot, m., network, knitting.

tricoter, knit.

trimestre, m., quarter, quarter's

rent or money.

triomphalement, triumphantly.

triomphant, -e, triumphant.

triomphe, m., triumph.

triple, triple, three-fold.

triple, m., treble.

tripler, treble.

triste, sad, melancholy, unhappy. tristement, sadly, sorrowfully ;

poorly.

tristesse,/., sadness.

trois, three, third.

tromper, deceive ; divert, beguile;

se — , be mistaken, make a

mistake.

tromperie,/, deceit, déception, tronc, w., trunk.

trop, too much or many, too,

very ; — de, too much or many ;

ne . . . trop, hardi y.

trop-plein, m., overflow.

trotter, trot, trou, m., hole.

trouble, m., trouble, confusion, troubler, trouble, disturb.

troupe, /., troop, troops ; flock ;

number.

trouver, find, receive, meet with ;

deem ; — bien, be delighted ;

— bon, think good ; se — , find

one's self, be, stand ; turn out.

tuer, kill.

VOCABULARY

tuilerie, /., tilery, tile-fields ; //.

Tuileries, Tuileries (palace in

Paris), tumulaire, of a grave, tumulte, m., tumult, uproar.

tumultueu-x, -se, tumult'uous.

tus, see taire.

tutélaire, tutelary, protective.

tutoyer, thee and thou.

type,/., type, model.

tyran, m., tyrant.

ulcérer, embitter, exasperate.

uniforme, uniform.

unique, unique, only, sole.

uniquement, only.

unir, unité, join. [concert.

unisson, w., unison; à 1* — , in

universel, -le, universal, gênerai.

urgent, -e, urgent, necessary.

usage, m., usage, use, custom, habit ; d' — , usual.

user, wear out, exhaust; — de, use, make use of.

usure,/., usury.

usurper, usurp.

utile, useful.

utilité,/., utility, advantage.

Utrecht, city in Holland.

va, see aller.

vagissement, m., wailing.

vague, m., vagueness.

vaguement, vaguely.

vaUlance,/., valor.

vaillant, -e, valiant.

vain, -e, vain, useless, idle.

vaincre, conquer, overcome ; se

laisser — à, yield to.

vainement, vainly, in vain, vainqueur, m., conqueror, victor ;

conquering, triumphant.

vais, see aller.

valet, m., valet, boy.

valeur, valor ; value, worth.

validité,/., validity.

vallée,/., valley, vale.

vallon, m., vale, valley.

valoir, be worth ; be as good as ;

— bien, be as good as ; — mieux, be better.

valse,/., waltz.

vanité,/., vanity.

vanter, vaunt, praise, boast ; se

— de, boast of, pride one's self on.

vanterie,/., boasting.

vapeur,/., vàpor, mist.

vaporeu-x, -se, vaporous.

variante,/, variant, différent.

vase, m., vase, urn.

vase,/, mud, slime.

vaste, vast, immense, spacious.

vaux, vaut, see valoir.

vécu, see vivre.

vedette,/, sentinel.

véhémence,/, véhémence, impet-

uosity.

veille,/., watch, eve, day or night

before.

veiller, wake, bè awake ; watch.

veine, /., vein.

velours, m., velvet.

velu, -e, hairy, shaggy.

vénal, -e, vénal, mercenary.

vénalité,/, venality.

Vendéen, -ne, Vendean.

vendre, sell ; à — , for sale, vénérer, venerate.

venger, avenge, revenge.

venimeu-x, -se, venomous.

venin, m., venom, poison, venir, come, come up, arise ; — à,

happen; en — à, come to; —

faire, hâve to do ; — de, hâve

just.

vent, w., wind. vente,/., sale, venu, see venir.

VOCABULARY

vêpres,/. //., vespers.

véracité,/., veracity, truthfulness.

verdoyant, -e, verdant, green.

verdure, /., verdure, greenness,

green.

vergogne, /, shame ; sans — ,

shameless.

vérifier, verify.

véritable, véritable, true, real.

véritablement, truly, really.

vérité, /, truth ; à la — , in truth,

indeed.

verrai, see voir, verre, /, glass.

vers, m., verse, vers, towards, to.

versé, -e, dans, versed d^rskilled

in, conversant with.

versement, w., payment.

verser, pour, discharge, empty.

vert, -e, green.

vertige, w., vertige, dizziness.

vertu,/., virtue.

verve, /., animation, spirit ; hu-

mor.

vestibule, w., vestibule, entrance-

hall.

vêtement, w., garment, dress,

clothing.

vêtir (de, in), dress, clothe.

vêtu, see vêtir, veuf, w., widower.

veuillez, see vouloir, veuve,/., widow.

veux, veut, veulent, see vouloir, vibrant, -e, vibrating, agitated.

vibrer, vibrate.

victime,/, victim.

vide, empty, vacant, vide, m., void, emptiness, chasm.

vie,/., life.

vieillard, m., old man.

vieillesse,/, old âge.

viendrai, see venir, vienne, see venir, vierge,/, virgin.

vieux, vieil, vielle, old, aged.

vi-f , -ve, quick, fiery, sharp, keen,

bright, lively ; strong, great.

vigoureusement, vigorously, bold-

vigoureu-x, -se, vigorous.

vil, -e, vile.

vilain, -e, villainous, ugly, sloven-

ly, nasty, vulgar.

ville,/, town, city.

villégiature, /., stay in the coun-

try.

vin, m., wine.

vingt, twenty.

vingtaine, (some) twenty, score, vins, see venir, violemment, violently.

violent, -e, violent, véhément, violer, violate.

viril, -e, virile, manly.

vis, see voir and vivre, visage, m., visage, face, counte-

nance.

vis-à-vis de, face to face with, opposite (to), towards.

visible, visible, évident.

visiblement, visibly, evidently.

visite,/, visit; rendre — , pay a

visit.

visiteur, m., visitor.

visqueu-x, -se, viscous, slimy.

vite, quickly, quick.

vitrail, //. vitraux, m., glass win-

dow.

vivacité, /., vivacity, liveliness,

spirit.

vivant, m., life-time.

vivant, -e, living, live, alive.

vivement, lively, quickly, deeply,

keenly; greatly.

vivre, live.

vocabulaire, m., vocabulary.

vœu, m., vow, wish, hope.

voici, see hère ! behold ! hère is

or are, this is, thèse are.

voilà, see there ! behold ! there

(or hère) is or are, that is, those

are.

VOCABULARY

voile,/., veil.

voile,/., sail.

voiler, veil.

voir, see, behold ; â — , see or

look upon ; voyons ! let us or

me see ! corne now ! laisser — ,

let be seen, show ; se — , see or

find one's self, become.

voisin, -e, neighboring ; — de,

near or next (to).

voisin, -e, m.f., neighbor.

voisinage, m., neighborhood, vi-

cinity.

voiture,/., vehicle, carnage; —

de poste, stage-coach.

voiturier, m., driver.

voiturin, w., coach, carriage.

voix, /., voice, tone ; de vive — ,

by Word of mouth ; à demi ,

in an undertone ; à — basse, in

a low tone of voice.

volant, w., battledore and shuttle-

cock (a game).

voler, fly ; rob, steal.

volonté,/, will, wish, désire, volontiers, willingly.

voltige,/., vaulting.

voltiger, flutter, fly about.

volumineu-x, -se, voluminous. volupté, /., voluptuousness, de-

light.

votre, your.

vôtre (le, la), yours.

voudrai, see vouloir, vouer, vow, dévote, consecrate.

vouloir, will, wish, désire, want,

require, like, be pleased ; try ;

bien — , be (quite) willing, be

good enough ; — de, wish for,

want ; — dire, mean ; veuillez,

plèase, be good enough (to).

voulu, see vouloir.

VOUS, you, ye.

voûte,/, vault.

voûté, -e, vaulted, bent, round-

shouldered.

voyage, m., travels, journey ; de

— , travelling, vrai, -e, true, real ; regular ; truly,

really ; à — dire, to say the

truth.

vraiment, truly, really.

vraisemblable, probable, likely.

vraisemblablement, probably.

vraisemblance, /., probability,

likelihood.

vu, see voir, vue, /., view, sight ; à perte de

— , further than the eye can

reach ; en — de, in view of,

with a view to.

vulgaire, vulgar, common.

vulgaire, m., common people or

herd.

vulgarité,/, vulgarity.

y, there, thither.

y, to (at, in, for, by) him, (her, it,

them, etc^.

yeux, see œil.

zèle, m,^ zeaL