m., whole, all, everything

trace, s.f. [tracer—L. tractus], trace, track, footstep, print, mark, impression.

tragédien, s.m., {. tragédienne, [tragédie—L. tragædia], tragedian.

tragique, adj. [L. tragicus], tragio, tragic:

train, s.m. [L. trahere], pace, rate; train, suite, attendants; train (railway); en train de, busy.

trait, 8m. 'traire—L. trahere], arrow, dart, bolt, shaîft ; trait, trace; feature, lineament [t is never promounced.]

traitement, s.m. (trail, treatment, reception, entertainment, usage; salary, pay, wages.

traiter, v.a. [L. tractare], to treat, use, behave towards.

trancher, v.a. [L. truncare], to cut, cut off.

tranquille, adj. [LL tranquillus], quiet, calm, still, tranquil, peacefui, easy [pronounce the /.]

tranquillement, adv. [tranquille], tranquilly, quietly, papers calmiy, sedately [pronounce the /.]

transfigurer, v.a. [L. transfigurare} to transfigure.

transformation, s.f. [L. tranaformationem], transformation.

transformer, v.a. [L. transformare], to transform.

transi, e, part. [transir—L. transire], chilled, benumbed.

transporter, v.a. [L. transportare], to transport, convey, transfer ; enrapture.

trappiste, s.m. [{a trappe], trappist.

travail, s.m., plu. travaux [L.* trabaculum—L. trabs], labor, work, toil.

travailler, v.n. and v.a. [travail], to labor, work, toil ; to work upon, distress.

travers, s.m. [L. traversus], breadth ; à travers, through, across ; à tort et à travers, at random, aimlessly [s is never pronouncëd. ]

traverser, va. [travers], to cross, pass over, travel over, traverse.

treillis, s.m. [L.* tralicium], trellis, lattice, lattice-work.

treize, num. adj. [L tredicim], thirteen, thirteenth.

tremblement, s. m. [trembler], trembling, quaking, trepidation, shaking, shivering.

trembler, v.n. [L. tremulus], to tremble, shake, shiver, quake.

trempé, e, part. [tremper], soaked, wet.

tremper, v.a. [L. temperare), to dip, soak, steep, drench, wet.

trente, num. adj. [L triginta], thirty, thirteenth.

trépasser, v.n. [trépas—It. trapasso], to die, depart this life.

trépigner, v.n. [O.F. tripen — Du.

trippen, ‘to trip], to stamp.

très, adv. [L. trans], very, most, very mnch.

trésor, s.m. [L. thesaurus], treasure.

tressailiir, v.n. [très + satllir], to start, leap, tremble, be startled,

tr'esser, v.a. ]JL.* triceiare], to plait, wéave.

trève, s.f. [Goth. triggua], truce.

trimbaler, v.a. [origin unknown], to trail, drag about.

triompher, v.n. [triomphe—L. triumphus], to triumph.

triste, adj. [L. tristis], sorrowtul, sad, melancholy, homesick, gloomy.

tristesse, s.f. [triste], sadness, melancholy, dejection, dreariness, dulness.

trois, num, adj. [L. tres], three, third.

troisième, num. adj. [trois], third.

tromper, v.a. [tromze—It. tromba], to deceive; se tromper, to make a mistake, be mistaken.

trône, s.m. [L. thronus], throne.

trôner, v.a. and v.n. [trône], to sit on a throne, be enthroned.

trop, adv. [L.* troppus], too much, too muny, too [pronounce tré ; id va tro-p avant. ]

troitiner, v.n. [trot—L.* tolutare— re ge toluiim], to jog on, go on a jogrot.

trolloir, s.m. {trotter], foot-path, sidewalk.

trou, s.m. [L.* trauguml], hole.

troubler, v.a. [trouble—L, turbula], to trouble, disturb, ruffle, discompose.

trouer, v.a. [trou], to bore, pierce, make a hole in, tear, rend, split.

trouver, v. a. [L. turbare], to find out, discover ; se trouver, to find one’s self, be, feel.

tu, pers. pro. [L. tu], thou, you.

tuer, v.a. [L. tuditare], to kill; se tuer»

to kill one’s self; se faire tuer, to get killed.

Les Tuileries, s.f. [tuile—L, tegula], The Tuileries (a palace in Paris).

tulle, s.f. [T'ulle, a city in the department of Corrèze,] tulle (fine and thin netting.)

tunique, s.f. [L. tunica], tunic.

turbulent, e, adj. [L. turbulentus], turbulent, noisy, rude.

un, 1. s.m. [L. unus], one, unit.