partie,/., part; faire une —, to
hâve a game.
partir, to départ, set out, start ;
. . . partit d'un grand éclat
de rire, burst out laughing;
à — de, from.
partisan, m., partisan, firm be-
liever.
parure,/., ornament.
parvenir, to reach, succeed.
pas, m., step ; à grands — , with
great strides; — de clerc,
blunder; à — de loup, with
stealthy steps.
pas (ne), adv. y no t.
passage, m. y passage, passing,
wav; sur mon — , as I passée! by.
passant, m., person walking in
the street, passer-by.
passé, m. y past.
passer, to pass, pass on, draw ;
tout y passait, see p. 2Ç, n. 2,
— chez lui, see p. /oj t n. 4, se — , to pass, occur ; se — de, to dispense with, to do without.
passe-temps, m. t pastime, sport, passion,/., passion, love, fond-
ness.
passionnément, passionately,
fondly.
patauger, to flounder, to draggle
along in the mud ; see p. 26.
pâté, m. t meat-pie.
paternel, -le, paternal, f atherly
VOCABULARY
pathétique, pathetic, affecting.
p&tissi-er, -ère, m.,/., pastrycook.
patriarche, m., patriarch.
patricien, -ne, patrician, aristocratie.
pauvre, poor, weak.
pauvreté,/., poverty.
pays, m., country.
paysan, -ne, peasant, countryman, country-woman.
peau,/., skin, fur.
Peau-Rouge, m., North American Indian.
péché, m. y sin ; mon — mignon, see p. 3, n.3.
pécore, /., blockhead, goose; * stupid \
peindre, to paint.
peine, /., pain, grief, sorrow, trouble ; à — , hardly, scarcely ; ce n'est pas la — , see p. /?, n. 1; on aura — à me croire, one will scarcely believe me ; c'est bien la — , see p. j8 t n. 2; âme en — , see p. j/ t n. 1.
peiner, to distress, grieve.
pêle-mêle, pell-mell, helterskelter.
pencher (se), to lean forward, stoop.
pendant, during, for; — que, while.
pénétrer, to penetrate, impress, enter.
pénible, painful, hard, difficult.
pénitence, /., pénitence; qui avait l'air en — , see p. 47, n, /.
pensée, /., thought, opinion, belief.
penser, to think.
penseur, m., thinker.
pensum, m., task, imposition, a written exercise or the mémorizing of Unes from the classics imposed as a punishment ;
-s qu'ils m'ont valus, see
înurie,/., penury, poverty.
percher, to perch, perch up.
perdition,/., perdition, destruc-
• tion.
perdre, to lose, renounce, abandon ; — la tête, to lose one's
wits, go mad.
père, m. t father.
péremptoire, peremptory.
péril, m. t péril, danger.
périr, to perish, decay, die. permettre, to permit, allow;
permettez, excuse me.
péronnelle, /., silly thing, saucy
thing, jade, perpétuel, -le, perpétuai, constant.
perpétuellement, perpetually.
perplexe, perplexed.
perron, #*., front porch, flight
of steps.
perruque,/., wig.
persienne, /., blind (window).
personnage, m., personage, char-
acter.
personne, any one, anybody;
(witA ne) no one, nobody.
personnel, -le, personal.
personnellement, personally.
perspective, /., perspective,
prospect, perspicace, perspicacious.
perspicacité,/., perspicacity.
persuader (se), to persuade,
convince.
perte, /.» loss, destruction.
death.
peser, to weigh.
pessimiste, m.,f. t pessimist.
pester, to inveigh against,
storm.
pétale, m. t petal.
petit, -e, small, little, little one.
petitesse,/., smallness.
pétrifier, to petrify.
pétrir, to make, form.
VOCABULARY
peu, little, f ew ; — à — , graduaily; un — , a little, rather, somewhat.
peuple, m.y people ; du — , common, vulgar.
peuplier, m., poplar.
peur, /., f ear ; avoir — , to be afraid; à faire — , frightfully ; faire — , to f righten.
peut-être, perhaps, maybe.
philanthrope, m. t philanthropist.
philosophe, iw., philosopher.
philosophie,/., philosophy.
philosophique, philosophie.
phtisie,/., consumption, décline.
phtisique, consumptive.
physionomie,/., countenance.
physique, tn. t body, person, Personal appearance ; son moral ... . son — , see p. 2 y n. 2.
physique, physical, bodily.
physiquement, physically, bodily.
pièce,/., room.
pic, m.y peak.
pied, m., foot.
pierre,/., stone.
piètre, poor, sorry.
pilier, *»., pillar, column.
pincer, to pinch.
piquer, to stick ; se — , to pride . oneself.
pirouette, /., pirouette, a rapid whirling upon one foot.
pirouetter, to pirouette, whirl around.
pis, worse, worst; tant — , so much the worse.
piteu-x, -se, piteous.
pitié, /., pity, compassion, contempt.
pivoine,/., peony.
place,/., place, situation.
placer, to place, put ; se — , take one's stand.
plafond, m. t ceiling.
plaindre, to pity, regret; se —,
to complain.
plaire, to please; se — , to take
pleasure (in) ; to be fond (of).
plaisant, -e, amusing, funny,
droll, pleasant, agreeable.
plaisanter, to joke, trifle.
plaisir, *»., pleasure, delight.
plan, m., plan, design, planète,/., planet.
plante,/., plante, weed.
planter, to plant, fix, place, put.
plantureusement, plentif ully, co-
piously.
plat, m., dish; un — rare, see
plébéien, -ne, plebeian.
plein, -e, f ull.
pleurer, to weep, cry.
pleurnicher, to whimper, whine.
pleurs, m. //., tears, crying.
pleuvoir, impers., to rain.
plier, to fold, fold up.
plonger (se), to plunge.
pluie,/., rain; — d'orage, rain-
storm.
plume,/., pen.
plupart,/., greater part, most.
plus, more; le — , the most;
non — , nor, either.
plusieurs, several.
plutôt, rather.
poche,/, pocket.
poésie,/, poetry.
poids, m. f weight. poignée,/, handful; donner une
— de main à, to shake hands
with.
poing, m., fist ; coup de — , blow ;
montrer le — à, to shake one's
fist at, threaten.
point, m., point; ne -^-,
adv. t not, not at ail ; quand on
vous met les — s sur les i, see
p. iij, n. 1 ; — du tout, not
at ail.
pointe, /., point; — de, see p.
VOCABULARr
poitrine,/,, breast, chest.
poli, -«, polite, refined.
politesse, /., politeness, refine-
ment.
politique,/., poli tics, politique, political.
poltron, -ne, s. m. t /., coward;
adj\ t cowardly, dastardly.
poltronnerie,/, cowardice, pol-
troonery.
pomme,/., apple; — d'api; see
pompon, m., pompon, ornament
for a hat or the h air.
pondération, /., délibération,
poise.
pondérer, to poise, to give poise
(to).
populaire, popular.
port, m., carriage, bearing, gait.
porte,/, door, gâte ; mettre à la
— , to turn out of doors.
porter, to carry, bear, sustain,
wear, hâve on, appear ; le mot
portait, the word was effective or carried weight; — sur
les nerfs, to wear on one's
nerves ; se — , resort, be (well
orill).
portier, #*., door keeper, porter, portière,/, door (of carriage).
pose,/, posture, attitude, posément, gravely, sedately.
poser, to place, put, put up, set
up.
poseu-r, -se, jn.,/., poser, prig.
positivement, positively, alto-
gether.
posséder, to possess, hâve, be
master of, enjoy postérité,/, posterity. potage, m., soup.
potager, m., kitchen-garden,
vegetable garden.
poudre,/, powder; prendre la
— d'escampette, see /. jj,
poudrer, to powder, sprinkle.
poule, / hen, f owl.
poulet, m. t chicken.
poupée,/, doll.
pour, for, to, in order to.
pourfendre, to cleave in twain.
pour que, that, so that, in ordei
that.
pourquoi, why, wherefore, for
what reason.
pourrir, to rot.
poursuite,/, pursuit.
poursuivre, to pursue, carry out pourtant, however, nevertheless.
pourvoir (se), to provide oneself.
pourvu que, provided that, il
only.
pousser, to grow, push, 'utter;
— bien loin, carry very far, poussiéreu-x, -se, dusty.
pouvoir, to be able, can, may.
pratique, /., practice, usage,
custom. pratique, practical; le — , the
practical.
pratiquer, to practise.
pré, m., meadow.
préambule, m., preamble, introduction, transition; sans le
moindre — , see p. j8, n. 4.
prêcher, to preach.
précipitamment, hastily, hur~
riedly.
précipiter, to precipitate, throw,
hurry; se — , to rush, dart,
dash.
précisément, precisely, exactly,
just, just so.
prédicateur, m., preacher.
prédilection, /., prédilection^
préférence, préférence,/, préférence, choice.
préférer, to prefer.
premi-er, -ère, first.
prendre, to take, catch, lay hold
of, hold, put on, seize; mon
parti pris, my mind made up;
D. prit pied sur un terrain
naturel, hefeltatease; se — f
VOCABULARY
to be taken, seized; se — à,
to begin ; s'en — à, to attack,
blâme, préoccupation, /., préoccupation, anxiety, thought.
préoccupé-e, preoccupied.
préparer, (se), to prépare, arrange, près, near; — de, near, close
by; — d'elle, in comparison
with her.
presbytère, ««., presbytery, par-
sonnage.
présentation, /., présentation,
introduction.
présenter, to présent, exhibit;
se — , to introduce oneself.
présider, to préside over, direct.
presque, almost.
pressé-e, in haste, in a hurry,
anxious.
pressentiment, m. t presenti-
ment, foreboding.
pressentir, to hâve a presenti-
ment of.
presser, to urge, hurry; se — ,
to crowd, throng.
pression,/., pressure, prestige, m., prestige, spell.
prêt, -e, ready.
prétendre, to prétend, claim,
assert, prétention, /., claim, prétention.
prétexte, m., pretext. preuve,/., proof , évidence ; faire
— de, to show, évince, give
proof of .
preux, m. pi., gallant Knights.
prévenance, /., kind attention,
attention, prévenir, to warn, let know, in-
form. [picious.
préventi-f, -ve, préventive, susprévention,/., préjudice.
prévoir, to foresee, anticipate.
prier, to pray, beseech, beg, ask ;
je vous en prie, please, I pray
you.
prière,/., prayer.
primiti-f , -ve, primitive, principe, m., principle.
prise, /., quarrel, scuffle, pinch ;
aux — s, see p\ 10, n. i; — de
tabac, pinch of snuff.
priser, to value, prize, esteem,
praise, take snuff.
prisonni-er, -ère, prisoner.
privé, -e, deprived, private.
privilège, m., privilège, advan-
tage, power.
prix, m., price.
probablement, probably, likely.
problème, m., problem, example.
procéder, to proceed, go on, pur-
sue.
prochain, m., neighbor, fellow-
creature.
prochain, -e, near, approaching.
prochainement, shortly, soon.
produire, to produce, proéminent, -e, prominent.
professer, to profess.
professeur, m., professor.
profiter, to profit, benefit, avail
oneself of.
profond, -e, deep, great, pro-
found.
profondément, deeply, greatly.
profondeur, /., depth, inmost
recesses, progrès, m., progress.
proie, /., prey ; en — à, a prey
to.
projet, m., project, plan, idea.
prolongé, -e, long, prolonged.
promener, to take for a walk ;
se — , to walk about, go for a
walk; allez-vous — , get out
of hère. [ment.
promesse, /., promise, engagepromettre, to promise; voilà
qui promet, see p. ço t n. 2.
promptement, quickly.
prôner, to extol.
prononcé, -e, pronounced, de-
cided, strong.
VOCABULARY
prononcer, to pronounce, utter.
pronostic, m. t prognostic.
prophétie,/., prophecy.
proportionner,, to proportion,
adjust.
propos, m., talk, gossip; à — ,
expédient, proper; à — de,
with regard to, about.
proposer, to propose.
propre, own.
proprement, properly; — dit,
so-called.
propreté./., cleanliness, tidiness.
propriété,/, property, estate.
prosélyte, »*.,/., prosélyte, con-
vert.
protection, /., patronage, protection.
protester, to protest.
prouver, to prove.
proverbe, m., proverb, saying.
provisoirement, provisionally,
for the time Seing.
provoquer, to provoke, excite,
call forth.
prudemment, prudently, dis-
creetly, wisely.
psychologique, psychological.
puceron, m. t plant-louse, mite, puis, then, afterwards, next.
puisque, since, as, inasmuch as. puissance,/., power.
puissant, -e, mighty, powerful.
pulvériser, to pulverize, crush.
punir, to punish.
pureté,/., purity.
purgatoire, w., purgatory.
pusillanimité, /., pusillanimity,
faint-heartedness.
qualificatif, m., qualificative, qualification, /., qualification,
name, nick name.
qualifier, to call, term, qualify,
characterize.
qualité, /., quality, rank, title,
good quality.
quand, when, whenever; —
même,' even if.
quant à, with regard to, as for.
quantité,/., quantity, number.
quarante-deux, forty-two.
quart, m., quarter.
quatre, four, quatorze, fourteen.
que, that, than, as, when,
whether, how, how much;
ne . . . — , only.
quel, -le, what, which, what a,
how much.
quelconque, whatever, an y, or
other, of some kind. quelque, ad/., few, some.
quelque, adv., however.
quelquefois, sometimes, occa-
sionally.
quelqu'un, -e, somebody, some
one, one, anybody.
questionner, to question, queue, /., tail; ni — ni tête,
neither rhyme nor reason.
quiétude, /., quiétude, tranquil-
ity.
quinte,/, fit, attack.
quinzaine, /., about fifteen;
fortnight.
quinze, fifteen; — jours plus
tôt, seep. 7J, n. 2.
quitter, to leave, take off, divest
oneself of.
quoi, which, what, that ; — qu'on
en dise, whatever one may
say about it ; — qu'il en soit,
however that may be ; de — ,
wh ère with.
quoique, although.
quotidiennement, daily.
rabougri, -e, stunted.
raccommoder, to mend, repair.
VOCABULARY
raccrocher, to recover, get hold
of.
race,/., race, breed, family; see
p. 2, n. 1 ; elle a de la — , she
cornes from an old family, has
distinction; du monde et de
— , see p. 76, n. 2.
raconter, to relate, tell, radicalement, radically.
radieu-x, -se, radiant.
radouci, -e, softened, milder.
rafraîchir, to cool, refresh.
raide, stiff, rigid.
raillerie,/., raillery, joking.
raison, /., reason, sensé, judg-
ment; avoir — , to be right ;
— de plus, ail the more reason ;
faut se faire une — , see p. yj,
raisonnable, reasonable.
raisonnement, m., reasoning,
argumen t.
raisonner, to reason, argue,
grumble; se — , to reason with
oneself.
ramasser, to pick up.
ramener, to bring back; — sur
l'eau, to rescue, save.
rang, m. f list, number; sur le
— , in the ranks.
rapidement, rapidly, quickly,
swiftly.
rapidité,/., rapidity.
rappeler, to recall, remind ; ' se
— , to remember, recall.
rapport, m., respect, connection.
rapporter, to bring back, bring
in.
rapprochement, m., comparison.
rarement, rarely, seldom.
~as, -e, short, rassasier, to fill, satisf y, appease
(of hunger).
rasseoir, to seat again ; se — ,
to sit down again.
rassurer, to strengthen, reassure; se — , to be reassured,
put one's mind at rest.
ratatiné, -^e, shrivelled.
rationnel, -le, rational.
rattraper, to catch, recover. -" ravage, m., ravage, havoc.
ravager, to ravage, spoil, lay
waste.
ravi, -e, delighted.
ravir, to charm, dalight.
ravissant, -e, ravishing, charm-
ing, delightful.
ravissement, m., delight, rap-
ture.
rayon, m., ray, beam, shelf.
rayonnant, -e, beaming, radiant.
rayonner, to radiate, shine.
réalité,/., reality.
rébarbati-f, -ve, cross, surly.
rebelle, rebellious.
rebondir, to rebound.
recevoir, to receive.
réchauffer, to warm, revive, rêche, rough, harsh.
recherche,/, research, investigation, rechercher, to seek after, court, réciproque, reciprocal, mutual.
réciproquement, mutually.
récit, m. t narration, relation, réciter, to recite, recommencer, to repeat, renew.
réconcilier, to reconcile, reconduire, to accompany, take
back.
réconforter, to refresh, cheer
up.
reconnaissance, /., gratitude,
récognition, reconnaître, to recognize.
recouvrer, to recover, regain, recouvrir, to cover.
récrimination,/, récrimination, recueillement, m., méditation,
solenîn, calm, quiet, recueilli, -e, méditative,
thoughtful.
reculé, -e, remote, distant, reculer, to move back, draw
back, delay, put off.
VOCABULARY
redescendre, to corne down again, descend again.
redevance,/., due, rent.
redevenir, to become again.
redoubler, to redouble, increase.
redouter, to dread, fear.
redresser (se), to raise oneself, sit upright,
réduire, to reduce, bring.
réel, -le, real, true.
réfléchir, to think, consider, reflect, ponder.
reflet, m., reflexion.
réflexion,/'., reflection, thought, méditation.
refouler, to force back, suppress, repress.
refrogné, -e, sullen, scowling.
refroidissement, m. t chill.
réfugier, to shelter; se — , to take refuge, shelter.
refus, m. t refusai.
refuser, to refuse, décline; se — , to refuse, deny oneself.
regard, *»., look, glance.
regarder, to look, look at, examine, concern ; cela ne te regarde pas, this is none of your business ; se — , to look at oneself.
règle,/., rule.
régner, to reign.
regretter, to regret, be sorry for.
régulièrement, regularly.
reine,/., queen.
rejeter (se), to throw oneself back, fall back.
rejoindre, to rejoin, knit (of eyebrows).
réjoui, -e, joyous, merry, jovial, happy.
réjouir (se), to rejoice, be glad.
réjouissant, -e, joyous, exhilarating. [tive.
relati-i, -ve, relative, compararelation,/., relation, connection.
reléguer, to relegate, consign, put away.
relever, to raise up, lift up-
se — , to get up again.
religieu -x, -se, religious,
sacred.
relire, to read again, read over.
reluisant, -e, shining, bright.
remarquable, remarkable, con-
spicuous.
remarquer, to remark, notice, rembrunir, to get darker, or
more gloomy.
remède, m., remedy, cure, remédier, to remedy.
remercier, to thank.
remettre, to put back again, put
on again, give back, recovei ;
se — , to recover oneself, compose oneself, begin again,
place oneself again.
rémission, /., remission, for-
giveness. [again.
remonter, to reascend, go up remontrance,/., remonstrance.
remords, m. t remorse, compunc-
tion.
rempart, m., rampait, remplacer, to replace, fill the
place of.
remplir, to fill, fill up.
remuer, to move, stir. rencontrer, to meet; se — , to
meet, agrée, rendre, to render, make; se — ,
to go, yield, respond ; s'en —
compte, to realize it.
renfermé, m. t fustiness, close or
confined air.
renfermer, to contain, confine.
renfoncement, m., hollow.
renoncer, to renounce, give up.
renseignement, m., information, rentrer, to reënter, return.
renverser, to overthrow, upset.
renvoyer, to send back.
reparaître, to reappear; corne
back.
réparer, to repair, atone for,
make up for.
VOCABULARY
répartie,/., repartee, retort.
répartir, to say in reply.
repas, m., meal, repast.
repasser, to repass, go over again.
repentir (se), to repent.
répéter, to repeat, reflect, mirror.
replanter, to plant again.
repl-et, -ète, stout, corpulent.
répliquer, to reply, answer.
répondre, to answer, reply.
réponse,/., answer, reply.
repos, m. t repose, peace.
reposer, to rest ; se — , repose.
reprendre, to take back, recover, retrace, résume, renew ; se — , to indulge oneself, correct oneself.
représenter, to represent, picture.
réprimer, to repress, check.
reproche, m., reproach, expostulation.
reprocher, to reproach, blâme, object.
reproduction, /., reproduction, counterpart.
République,/., Republic.
réputation, /., réputation, character.
réserver, to reserve, hâve in store.
résigner (se), to resign oneself, submit.
résister, to resist, withstand, stand the test (of).
résolument, resolutely, boldly.
résolution, /., resolution, résolve.
résonner, to resound.
résoudre, to résolve, détermine.
respecter, to respect, révérence.
respecti-f , -ve, respective.
respectueu-x, -se, respectful, dutiful.
respirer, to breathe, betoken, express. [shine.
resplendir, to be resplendent,
ressemblance, /., resemblance, similarity.
ressembler, to resemble, be or look like ; se — , to be alike.
ressentir (se), to feel, feel the effects of , suffer from.
ressort, m., spring.
ressortir, to go out again, stand out ; faire — , to set off.
ressource,/., resource, help.
reste, m. f rest ; du — , moreover, besides.
rester, to remain, stand, be.
restriction,/., restriction, réservation.
résultat, m. t resuit.
retenir, to retain, hold, keep back, detain.
retentir, to resound, écho.
retirer (se), to retire, withdraw,
retourner, to return, go back.
retraite,/., retreat, withdrawal
rétréci, -e, narrow, shrunken.
rétrospecti-f, -ve, rétrospective.
retrousser, to turn up, tuck up,
retrouver, to find again, recognize.
réunir, gather, unité, connect.
réussir, to succeed, turn out (well, badly).
revanche, /, re venge, retaliàtion ; en — , see p. 22 ', n. /.
rêve, m.y dream.
réveiller, to awake, rouse; se — , to awaken, wake up.
révélation, /., révélation, disclosure.
révéler, to reveal, disclose; se — , to reveal itself, be revealed.
revenir, to return, corne back, call again, — de (ses préventions), think better of ; en — à, to return to ; — - sur ses pas, to return, retrace one's steps.
rêver, to dream, reflect.
VOCABULARY
révérence, /., bow, courtesy;
faire la — , to greet, bow,
courtesy.
rêverie,/., rêverie, dream, mus-
ing.
revers, w., back, other side.
revêtir, to clothe, invest, endow.
rêveu -r, -se, thoughtful, pensive, revirement, m., sudden change.
revoir, to see again ; au — , f are
well till we meet again, good-
bye ; à VOUS — , see p. 76, n. 1.
révolte,/., revolt, rébellion.
révolter (se), to rebel: see p. if,
révolutionner, to revolutionize,
upset.
revue,/., review.
rhétorique,/., rhetoric.
rhumatisme, m., rheumatism.
riant, -e, smiling, pleasant,
cheerful.
riche, rich, wealthy.
ridicule, m., ridiculousness, ab-
surdity.
ridicule, ridiculous.
ridiculement, ridiculously.
rien, anything, nothing ; — que,
nothing but, only ; ne . . . — ,
nothing ; — du tout, nothing
at ail.
rigide, rigid, strict, uncontroll-
able.
rigueur,/, rigor; à la — } seep.
rire, to laugh; — aux éclats, to
laugh loudly; — à pleine
bouche, see p. 33, n. 1.
rire, m., laughing, laughter,
laugh.
risque, m., risk, péril, risquer, to risk, venture, run
the risk.
rivière,/, river, stream.
riz, m., rice.
robe, /"., gown, dress ; — de nuit,
night-dress.
rogue, rough, unmannerly.
roi, m., king.
Romain, m., Roman.
romain, -e, Roman.
roman, m. f novel.
rompre, to break, hâve done.
rond, -e, round.
ronde,/, round ; à cinq lieues à
la — , for five leagues around.
rondement, roundly, briskly,
with a high hand.
rose, rosy, pink.
rosé, rosy, pink.
rôtissoire, /., (spit,) toaster,
roasting pan.
rouerie, /., trick, cunning.
rouge, red.
rougir, to blush, turn red.
roulement, m., rolling, rumb-
ling.
route,/, road, journey.
rudement, severely, hard.
rugir, to roar.
ruisselant, -e, dripping.
ruminer, to muse (on), think
(over).
ruse,/, artifice, stratagem, ruse, rustique, rustic.
sabot, m. t wooden shoe, sabot.
sac, #*., bag.
sacré, -e, sacred, holy, conse-
crated.
sacrifier, to sacrifice.
sacripant, m., scamp, rascal,
scoundrel.
sagement, wisely, sensibly, dis-
creetly.
sagesse,/, wisdom.
saillant, -e, prominent, striking.
saint, -e, holy, sacred.
saisi, -e, shocked, startled.
saisir, to seize, catch up, per-
ceive.
saison,/, season, time.
VOCABULARY
salade,/., salad.
sale, dirty.
salière,/., salt-cellar.
salle,/., hall, room; — à manger, dining-room.
salon, m. t drawing-room, parlor.
saluer, to salute, bow.
salut, m. t salute, bow, salvation.
sanctifier, to sanctif y.
sang, m., blood.
sang-froid, m. y composure.
sanglot, m., sob.
sangloter, to sob.
sans, prêp.y without; — que, conf.f without.
santé,/., health,
sapajou, *»., sapajou (kind of monkey).
satisfaire, to satisfy.
sau-f, -ve, saie, unscathed, unhurt.
sauf, prep.y save, except.
saugrenu, -e, absurd, ridiculous.
saut, »»., jump; — de carpe, see /. 134, n. 1.
sauter, to leap, jump, cross ; — à bas de, to jump clown from.
sauvage, wiïd.
sauver, to save, rescue; se — , to escape, run away.
savoir, to know, know how; en — très long sur son compte, see p. 2j, n. 2; reste à — , it remains to be seen ; je ne sais (pas) trop, I do not quite know.
savoir, m., knowledge, learning.
savoureu-x, -se, savory.
scandaleu-x, -se, scandalous.
