s.m., simple ; herl:, medicinal plant

simplement, adv. ‘simple], simply, only, solely, merely, sisgly, plainly.

sSimplesse, s.f. [simple], simplicity, simpleness.

simplicité, sf. [L. simplicitätem)], simplicity, simpleness, artlessness, plainness.

simplifier, v.a. [L. simplificare|, to simplify.

sincère, adj. {L. sincerus], sincere, true, open-hcarted.

sincèrement, adv. [sincère], sincerely, truly.

singulier, ère, {L. singularis], singular, peculiar.

singulièrement, adv. [singulier], singularly, peouliarly, in a singular manner, oddly,

sinon, oonj. [1 si, non], otherwise, else, or else, except, save, if not,

sirop, sm. [It. sroppo-—L.* «yrupus — Ar, charab, ‘Arink’], syrup.

situation, s.f. [situer—[, situs), situati, site,

six, num. adj. [L. sex], six, sixth [pronounce st; #12 ans; le sis du moîs.] . 8obre, adj. |L. sobrius], sober, paring, temperate, abstemious.

social, 6, adj. [L, socixlis], social.

soie, s.f. [L, seta], silk.

soigner, v.a. [soin], to take care of, look after, attend, mind, nurse, soigné, exaot.

soigneusement, adv. [soigneur— soin], carefully.

soin, sm. [origin unknown}, care, attendance on.

soir, s.m. [L. serum], evening, night ; de soir mîme, that very night.

soirée, s.f. [soir], evening, evening party, at home.

soit, adv. and conj. {5ru subj, of étre], be it so, well and good; whether [prononnced so; soit avec lui, soi-t avec nous.]

soixante, num. adj. [L. sexagintal], sixty; sotvante-dix-neuf, seventy-nine {pronounce + as 8 sharp.]

soldat, s.m. [It. so/dato], soldier [t is not pronouneed.]

soleil, sm. [L. s0/], sun.

solide, adj. [L. solidus], solid, strong, firm, steadfast.

solitude, s.f. [L. solitudo], solitude, loneliness.

sombre, adj. {Sp. smbra], dark, sombre, dull, gloomy, overcast, melancholy, sad,

somme, 8.f.[L. summa], sum, amount,

sommeil, sm. [L. somnus], sleep.

gommeiller, v.n. [sommeil], to slumber.

son, s.m. [L. sonus], sound.

son, fem., sa, plu., ses, poss. adj. [L, suum)], his, her, its, one’s.

sonate, s.f. [It. sonata], sonata.

sonder, v.a. [L, subundare], to sound, try the depth, fathom, explore, probe, search.

songer, v.n. [L. somniare], to dreann,

muse, think, mean, intend, devise.

songeur, 1. #.m., fem. songeuse, [songer], drcamer.