partie, s.f. [partir], part, match ; en partie, partly

partir, v.n. irr. [L. par écri], (pres. ind.

je pars) to set out, start, go, go away, depart, be off; à partir de ce jour, from that day on.

parvenir, v.n. irr. [L: parvenire], (conjugated like tenir,) to attain, arrive, come, reach, succeed,

pas, 1. sm. [L. passus], step, pace, footstep, stride, walk, gait.

2, adv., no, not, not any.

passant, s.m. |passer], passenger, passer by.

passer, v.n. and v.a. [L.* passare], to pass, pass On, go, put On, slip; se passer, to pass, pass away, happen, take place, do without, be represented,

passion, s.f. [L. passionem|, passion, love, fondness.

passionné, e, adj. [passionner—passion], passionate, impassioned, passionately fond.

passionnément, adv. [passionné], passionately, fondly.

pâté, s.m. (0.F, paste—L. pasta], pie, pasty.

paternel, le, adj. [L. paternus], paternal, Se ; la maison paternelle, the old homestead.

patience, s.f.[L. patientia], patience, endurance, forbearance.

pâtissier, s. m., fem., patissière, {päte], pastry-cook.

patte, 8.f. [origin unknown], paw,

paupière, 8.8. [L. palpebra], eyelid, eye lash.

pause, sf, [L. pausa], pause, stop, rest. .

pauvre, adj. [L. pauper], poor, needy, wretched, paltry.

pavé, 8.m. [paver—L.* pavare (origin unaknown)]}, paving-stone, pavement,

payer, v.a. [L. pacare], to pay, pay for, pay off.

pays, s.m. [L.* qu péter do pagus} country, special part of country.

paysan, ne, s# and adf. 8], | ricliter, v.n. and v.a. [L. periclit. country-man, country-woman, Ur ar}, to be in danger, to endanger.

peau, 8.f, [L. pellem], skin.

édagogue, s.m. [L. pœdagogus]

PA fre À school-master. |

peigner, v.a. [L. pectinare], to comb.

peignoir, s.m. ([peigner], dressinggown.

eindre, v.a. irr. [L. pingere], (conte like feindre) to paint, portray, dese, depict.

éine, s.f. [L. pœna], punishment,

n, afHiction, trouble, anxiety, pains; a peine, hardly, scarcely.

peint, e, part. [L. peindre], painted.

peinture, s.f. [L.* pinctura—L. pictura], painting, picture.

pèlerin, s.m. [L peregrinus], pilgrim, traveller,

pèlerinage, s.m. [pèlerin], pilgrimage; aller en pèlerinage, to go on a pilgrimage.

pèlerine, s.f. [pèlerin], tippet.

pencher, v.a [L.* pendicare — L, pendere], to incline, lean, bend, stoop; se pencher, to bend, bend over, stoop.

pendant, prep. [pendre—L. pendere], during.

pendant que, conj., whilst, while.

pendule, s.f. (pendule, a pendulum — L, pendulum], time-piece, clock.

pénétrer, v.a. [L. penetrare], to pose pierce, pervade [written pénètr-

efore e mute, except in fut. and cond.]

pénible, adj. [peine], painful, laborious, troublesome.

éniblement, adv. [pénible], pain-

fully, laboriously.

pensée, 8.1. [penser!, thought, idea.

penser, v.n. [L. pensure], to think.

pensif, ve, adj. [ penser, pensive, thoughtful.

pensionnaire. s. m.f. [pension — L.

pensionem)], boarder, pensioner.

percher, v.n. [perche—L. pertica], to perch.

perdre, v.a. [L. perdere], to lose, be deprived of, waste, ruin, undo ; se perdre, to be lost, lose one’s way, stray, disappear, die away.

père, s.m. [L. patrem], father, parent.

perfection, sf. [L. perfectioneml], perfection.

se perfestionner, v.r. [ perfection],

to perfect one’s self, improve one’s self, improve.

jug cri

périssable, adj. [périr—L, perire), perishable.

permettre, v.a. ‘rr. [L. permittere], (conjugated like mnettre) to permit, allow, suffer, give, leave, let.

persécution, s.f. [L. persecutionem)], persecution.

personnage, s.m. [personne], personage, person, character, part.

personne, 1.s.f. [L. persona], person, man, woman, Child.