EXPLANATION

, ————@ — adj......... adjective. M. H. G.... Middle High German. adv......... adverb. Neth. ...... Netherlandish. Ar., Arab... Arabic. 0. F, ....... Old French. A, Bises Anglo-Saxon, 0. H. G..... Old High German. Celt......... Celtic. p., part..... participle. colloq. ..... colloquial. Pers........ Persian. cond........ conditional mood, plu...... ... plural. conj. ....... conjunction. poss. ..….. ... possessive. def. art... .. definite article, prep........ preposition. dem. ... ... demonstrative. pres. ...... present tense. Eng......... English. pret. def... preterite definite tense, f. or fem.... feminine, pron. ...... pronoun. fam.. ...... familiar. Prov. ...... Provençal. fut......., future. rel. pro..... relative pronoun, Ger...... .. German. Scan........ Scandinavian GK. ........ Greek. Bi Lists substantive feminine. ’h........... h aspirate. sing......... singular. imp. ....... imperfect. 8. M..... .... Substantive masculine, imper....... imperative. SD: Spanish. ind. ........ indicative mood. Sub]... subjunctive, interj.. ..... interjection. Teut........ Teutonic. à LR Italian. V.a......... verb active, se ssesses Latin. Vins ue verb neuter.

! PARENT Latin not classical. Velios ... verb reflexive.

m, or masC.. masculine.

Je,

a, pres. indic. 3. sing. of avoir ; Ü y 4, there is, there are ; à y «a six mois, six months ago (for phrases with à, as in à la hâte, etc.; see hûte, etc.)

à, prep [L. ad] at, to, in, for, of, from, on, by, into.

abandon, sm. [à+-0.F, bandon, ‘liberty’ (O.H.G. ban) , freedom, neglect, forsaking, abandonment, desertion, destitution.

abandonné, e, 1. adj. [past part. of abundonner (abandon)], abandoned, forsaken, given over.