livre, m., book
livré, -e, engaged in.
livrer, to deliver; to fight a
battle.
logement, m., lodging.
loger, to dwell.
loi, /., law; pour la — , as far as
law b concerned. «
VOCABULARY
loin, far; — de, far from; de
— en — , from time to time.
lointain, m., distance, lointain, -e, far off .
long, longue, long; en — et en laige, up and down; tout le
— de, ail along, the whole length of .
longer, to go along.
longtemps, a long time.
longuement, for a long time.
longueur, /., length.
longue-vue, /., télescope, loque, /., rag.
loquet, m., latch.
lorgnette, /., opera-glass.
lors, then; — de, at the time of.
lorsque, when.
louer, to let. [pièce,
lotds, m., twenty-frano gold loup, m., wolf.
lourd, -e, heavy.
lourdement, heavily.
lucarne, /., small window.
lueur, /., glimmer.
lugubre, gloomy.
lui, he, him, to him, to her, for him; ^même, himself; à
— seul, by himself.
lumière, /., Ught.
lumineux, -se, bright, shining.
lune, /., moon.
lundi, m., Monday.
lutte, /., struggle.
luzerne, /., clover.
mftcher, to chew. machinalement, mechanically.
maçon, m., mason, bricklayer.
madame, /., madam.
magasin, m., shop, store, magnifique, magnificent.
maigre, meager, thin.
maille, /., mesh.
main, /., hand.
maintenant, now.
maintenir, to maintairi, keep.
maire, m., mayor.
mairie, /., city-hall.
mais, but.
maison, /., house.
mattre, m,, master.
maîtresse, /., landlculy.
mal, m., evil, pain; — de mer,
seasickness.
mal (adv.), bcui, ill, badly.
malade, m., sick person, patient, malade, sick.
maladie, /., sickness.
maladif, ~ve, sickly.
maladroit, -e, awkward, dum-
sy, imskilftil.
malaise, m., discomfort.
malgré, in spite of .
malheur, m., misfortune.
malheureusement, unfortu-
nately.
malheureux, -se, unfortunate,
unhappy, wretched.
malice, /., trick.
malle, /., trunk.
maman, /., mother, marna, mamelon, m., hillock.
manche, /., sleeve; la Manche,
English Channel; en pleine
— , in mid-channel.
manche, m., handle; à — de
corne, with a hom handle.
VOCABULABY
manger, to eat.
manière, /., way.
manifeste, manifest.
manœuvre, /., manœuver, évolution.
manoir, th., manor.
manquer, to be wanting, miss, fail.
manteau, m., cloak, overcoat.
marais, m., marsli.
marbrure, /., marbling, spot.
marc, m., coffee-grounds.
marchand, th., merchant.
marchandise, /., goods.
marche, /., walk.
marché, m., bargain, marketplace.
marcher, to walk.
marécageux, -se, marshy.
marée,/., tide; grande — , high tide; — montante, rising tide.
mareyeur, th., carrier, teamster.
marge, /., margin.
mari, m., husband.
marié, -e, married.
marin, m., sailor.
maritime, naval.
marmite, /., pot.
marmotte, /., marmot.
marque, /., sign.
marquer, to mark. v
marraine, /., godmother.
mars, m., March.
marteau, m., hammer.
masquer, to hide.
massacre, m., slaughter.
massif, m., thicket.
massif, -ve, heavy, large.
mât, m., mast; — de misaine, fore-mast; grand — , main mast; — d'artimon, mizzenmast; — de hune, main topmast; trois — s, three-masted ship.
matelas, m., mattress.
matelot, th., sailor.
matière, /., matter, content.
matin, m., moming; le — , in the moming.
mâtin, m., rascal.
matinal, -e, early in the moming, early riser.
matinée, /., moming, forenoon.
mâture, /., masts.
mauvais, -e, bad.
méchanceté, /., wickedness, mischievousness.
méchant, -e, wicked, bad.
mécontent, -e, dissatisfied.
médecin, m., doctor.
meilleur, -e, better.
mélancolique, melancholy.
mélange, m., mixture.
mêler, to mix; se — , to mingle with.
même, same, even; à — , out of ; être à — de, able.
mémoire, /., memory.
mémoire, m., bill.
menace, /., menace, threat.
menacer, to threaten.
ménager, to spare.
mendiant, m., beggar.
mener, to lead.
mensonge, m., lie.
menton, m., chin.
méprendre (se), to mistake.
méprise, /., mistake.
VOCABULABT
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»tMU«> /, UHNWur», timu; sur
itt/Hmi, m-, ututHl-
^w^ t ttl.^j»H^^. niethodio&l, eye-
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UWtUf, W l'Ut; ■• —, to place
!i 'lit. iluwn, bogin to.
lUvuWv. M , ftirniture.
lUtui*. / . huy w itraw-atack.
WkM. / > liw(.
wik •» > '«»!"
utMwwi^Mi i»li<ro«ooplo.
wUuV' ' > «'r»iul>. titt.
imIvui WbW4 ' liittliontiddloof.
M^K, ». . luUaU; tu — d«,
miroir, m., kxliQg-^aaa.
nÙRNter, to flash, ahme.
misfaaUe, misérable, wretdied.
aàain, /., jmvaty. {cause, mobile, m., raotlve, power, mocqne, /., mug.
' modile, tn., model, ezanytle.
modeler, to shape.
modeste, modest BuA, I, me, ta me; mtme,
myself ; & — , mine, mtindre, the least. mrins, less; an — , at leaat.
mc^, m., mon th.
moisi, -e, moldy.
moitié,/., half; à— , haH.
molester, to laugh at; to
molest, vex, trouble, mollir, to slacken.
moment, m., time; d'un — 1
l'autre, every momoit.
monceau, m., heap.
monde, m,, world; tout le — ,
everybody.
monnaie, /., money, change, monsieur, m., sir, Mr., gentle-
montagne, /., mountajn.
monté, -e, manned (ofaship).
monter, to aaceod, go up.
monticule, m., hillock.
montre, /., watch; ahop-window; en — , in Lis shop-win-
montrer, to show, moquant, -e, jeering.
moquer (se), to laugb at.
morceau, m., pièce.
mordre, to bite.
moricaud, m., blackamoor.
VOCABTTLABT
morne, mouinful, dnU.
mort, /., death.
mortel, -4e, fatal, monte, /., codfish.
mot, m., woid.
motif, m., motive, mou, moue, soft.
moudioir, m., handkerchief.
moudre, to grind.
moaette, /., sea-gull.
moufllé, -e, soaked.
mouiller, to wet; to cast an-
chor; se — , to get wet; to fill
with tears (of eyes).
moule, /., mussel.
moule, m., cast, mold.
moulin, m., mill.
mourir, to die.
mousse, /., moes.
mousse, m., sailor boy, ship-
boy.
moutarde, /., mustard.
mouton, m., sheep.
mouvant, -e, moving; sable
— , quicksand.
mouvement, m., movement,
imdulation; — de terrain,
rise of ground.
moyen, m., means; au — de,
by means of . [less.
muet, -te, silent, dumb, speechmuffle, m., nose (of animais), mugissement, m., roaring.
mulon, m.j heap (of straw, hay).
mur, m., wall.
muraille, /., wall.
mûre, /., blackberry.
murmurer, to mutter.
muscle, m., muscle, museau, m., muzzle.
musicien, m., musician.
musique, /., music.
mutilé, -e, mutilated.
myosotis, m., forget-me-not.
mystère, m., mystery.
nacelle, /., skiff.
nacre, /., mother-of-pearl.
nage, /., swimming.
nager, to swim.
nageur, m., swimmer.
naguère, formerly.
naissance, /., birth..
naïveté, /., native simplicity, ingenuousness. [water.
nappe, /., tablecloth; sheet of
narration, /., narration.
natal, -e, native.
nationalité, /., nationality.
nature, /., nature.
naturel, -le, natural.
naturellement, naturally.
nau, /., pond, sheet of water.
naufrage, m., wreck.
naufragé, -e, wrecked.
navet, m., tumip.
navigable, navigable.
naviguer, to navigate, sail.
navire, m., ship.
ne, not; — ... jamais, never; — ... pas, not; — ... plus, no longer; — ... rien, nothing.
né, -e, bom.
néanmoins, nevertheless.
nécessaire, necessary.
nécessité, /., necessity.
négligemment, carelessly.
VOCABULARY
mépriser, to despise.
mer, /., sea; la pleine — , lûgli
tide; en — , on the sea; sur
la haute — , on the high sea.
mercerie, /., haberdashery.
merci, thanks.
mère, /., mother.
mériter, to deserve.
merveille, /., wonder.
merveilleux, -se, marvelous.
messe,/., mass; grand' — , high
mass.
mesure, /., measure, timc; sur
— , to order.
métal, m., métal, méthodique, methodical, sys-
tematical.
métier, m., trcuie.
mètre, m., meter (French unit
of measure of length, 39.33
inches).
mettre, to put; se — , to place
oneself, sit down, begin to.
meuble, m., fumiture.
meule, /., hay or straw-stack.
miche, /., loaf.
midi, m.f noon.
microscopique, microscopic.
miette,/., crumb, bit.
mieuz,better. [in the middle of .
milieu, m., middle; au — de, militaire, military.
mille, thousand.
millier, m., thousand.
mince, thin.
mine, /., face.
ministère, m., administration, minuit, m., midnight.
minute, /., minute, miraciej r/»., miracle, wondei*.
miroir, m., lookiog-glass.
miroiter, to flash, shine.
misérable, misérable, wretched.
misère, /., poverty. [cause.
mobile, w., motive, power, mocque, /., mug.
" modèle, m., model, example, modeler, to shape.
modeste, modest.
moi, I, me, to me; ^même,
myself ; à — , mine, moindre, the least.
moins, less; au — , at least.
mois, m.f month.
moisi, -e, moldy.
moitié, /., half ; à — , half.
molester, to laugh at; to
molest, vex, trouble, mollir, to slacken.
moment, w., time; d'im — à
l'autre, every moment, monceau, m., heap.
monde, m., world; tout le — ,
everybody.
monnaie, /., money, change, monsieur, w., sir, Mr., gentleman, montagne, /., mountain.
monté, -e, manned (of aship).
monter, to ascend, go up.
monticule, m., hillock.
montre, /., watch; shop-win-
dow; en — , in his shop-win-
dow.
montrer, to show, moquant, -e, jeering. moquer (se), to laugh at.
morceau, m., pièce.
mordre, to bite.
moricaud, m., blackamoor.
VOCABUIiART
morne, moumful, dull.
mort, f.j death.
mortel, -4e, fatal.
morue, /., codfish.
mot, m., word.
motif, m., motive, mou, moUe, soft.
mouchoir, m., handkerchief.
moudre, to grind.
mouette, /., sea-guU.
mouillé, -e, soaked.
mouiller, to wet; to cast an-
chor; se — , to get wet; to fill
with tears (o/ eyes), moule, /., mufisel.
moule, TH., cast, mold.
moulin, th., mill.
mourir, to die.
mousse, /., moss.
mousse, m., sailor boy, ship-
boy.
moutarde, /., mustard.
mouton, m., sheep.
mouvant, -e, moving; sable
— , quicksand.
mouvement, m., movement,
imdulation; — de terrain,
rise of groimd.
moyen, th., means; au — de,
by means of . [less.
muet, -te, silent, dumb, speechmuffle, m., nose (of animais), mugissement, m., roaring.
mulon, m., heap (of straw, hay).
mur, m., walI.
muraille, /., wall.
mûre, /., blackberry.
murmurer, to mutter.
muscle, TH., muscle, museau, m., muzzle.
musicien, m., musician.
musique, /., music.
mutilé, -e, mutilated.
myosotis, m., forget-me-not.
mjTStère, m., mystery.
nacelle, /., skiff.
nacre, /., mother-of-pearl.
nage, /., swimming.
nager, to swim.
nageur, m., swinuner.
naguère, formerly.
naissance, /., birth.
naïveté, /., native simplicity, ingenuousness. [water.
nappe, /., tablecloth; sheet of
narration, /., narration.
natal, -e, native.
nationalité, /., nationality.
nature, /., nature.
naturel, -le, natural.
naturellement, naturally.
nau, /., pond, sheet of water.
naufrage, m., wreck.
naufragé, -e, wrecked.
navet, m., tumip.
navigable, navigable.
naviguer, to navigate, sail.
navire, m., ship.
ne, not; — ... jamais, never; — ... pas, not; — ... plus, no longer; — ... rien, nothing.
né, — e, bom.
néanmoins, nevertheless.
nécessaire, necessary.
nécessité, /., necessity.
négligemment, carelessly.
VOCABXJLARY
neige, /., snow.
neigeux, -se, snowy.
nerveux, -se, nervous.
net, -te, clear, distinct.
nettoyer, to clean.
neuf, nine.
neuf, -ve, new.
neveu, m., nephew; petit ,
grand-nephew.
nez, m., nose; au — de, in the
face of ; regarder sous le — ,
to stare in the face, ni, neither, nor, either, or; —
. . . — , neither . . . nor.
niais, -e, simple, silly.
niche, /., kennel.
nid, tn.f nest.
nigaud, -e, silly, foolish.
niveau, m., level.
niveler, to level.
noble, noble, noblesse, /., nobility.
noce, /., wedding.
noir, -e, black, dark.
noirâtre, darkish. noircir, to blacken, darken; se
— , to grow black.
nom, m., name; prête ,
agent, nombre, m., number.
nombreux, -se, munerous,
large, nommé, -e, called.
nommer, to name; to raise.
non, no, not; — ... pas, not.
non plus, neither, either.
nord, m., north.
normand, -e, Norman.
Normandie, /., Normandy.
notaire, m., notary.
note, /., note, bîll, letter.
nouer, to tie.
nourrice, /., nurse; en — , at
nurse, as a baby.
nourricier, -ère, nourishing.
nourrir, to feed.
nourriture, /., food.
nouveau, nouvelle, new.
nouveauté, /., novelty.
nouvelle, /., news, novembre, m., November noyé, -e, drowned.
noyer (se), to drown.
nu, -e, naked, bare.
nuage, m., cloud.
nudité, /., nakedness.
ntdt, /., night.
nulle, none; — part, nowhere.
ntunéro, m., number.
nuque, /., nape of the neck.
obéir, to obey.
obéissance, /., obédience, objet, m., object.
obliger, to oblige.
obscurité, /., darkness.
observation, /., observation;
en — , on the lookout.
observer, to observe, obstacle, m., obstacle, hin-
drance, obstruction.
obstinément, obstinately.
obstruer, to obstruct, stop up.
obtempérer, to obey.
occasion, /., opportunity.
occident, th., west.
occuper, to occupy; s' — , to
attend to*
VOCABULABY
odeur, /., smell.
œil, m., eye.
œuf, m., egg.
œuvre, /., work; à 1' — , at work.
oflSlce, m., service.
oflSlcier, m., officer.
offre, /., offer.
offrir, to offer.
ogre, m. y ogre.
oiseau, m., bird.
oisiveté, /., idleness.
ombragé, -e, shaded.
ombre, /., shadow.
on, they, you, we, people, one.
oncle, m., imcle.
ondée, /., shower.
onze, eleven.
opaque, dark.
opposer (s'), to object.
or, m., gold.
or, then, now.
orage, m., storm.
oraison, /., prayer.
orange, /., orange.
orchestre, m., orchestra.
ordinaire, usual.
ordinairement, usually.
ordonner, to order.
ordre, m., order.
oreille, /., ear.
orient, m., east.
original, -e, original, strange.
origine, /., origin, source.
orné, -e, decorated.
ornière, /., rut, track.
os, m., bone.
oser, to dare.
osier, m., osier, willow.
ôter, to take off,
ou, or,
où, where; d* — , from where;
par — , which way.
ouate, /., cotton wool.
oublier,^to forget.
ouest, m., west.
ouïe, /., hearing.
ouragan, m., hurricane, tor-
nado.
outre, besides; passer — , to
take no notice of .
ouvert, -e, opened.
ouverture, /., opening.
ouvrage, m., work.
ouvrier, m., workman; — du
bord, dock-hand. ouvrir, to open.
Pacifique, m., Pacific Océan, pagaie, /., paddle.
paillasse, /., straw-matting.
paille, /., straw.
pain, m., bread; — d'épice,
gingerbread.
paisible, peaceful.
palais, TH., palace, palan, th., tackle.
palanquin, m., palanquin, pâle, pale, pâlir, to grow pale, panier, m., basket, panneau, m., hatchway of a
ship, panel, pantalon, m., pair of trousers.
papier, m., paper.
papillon, m.j butterfly.
paquebot, m., steamer, paquet, m., parcel, bundle; —
de mer, heavy sea,
VOCABULARY
par, by, on, in, through; — id,
this way.
paraître, to appear.
parallèlement, in parallel lines,
comparatively.
paralyser, to paralyze.
parapet, m., parapet, parapluie, m., umbrella.
parc, m.j square, park.
parce que, because.
parchemin, m., parchment.
pardessus, m., overcoat.
par-dessus, above.
pardon, m., pardon, paré, -e, ready to sail, ready.
pareil, -le, such.
parent, m., relative.
paresseux, -se, lazy.
parfait, -e, peifect.
parfaitement, perfectly.
parfum, m., perfume.
parler, to speak.
parmi, among.
paroi, m., side, wall.
parole, /., word.
parrain, m., godfather.
part, /., share.
partager, to share.
partaiice, sailing; en — , ready
to sail.
parterre, m., flower-bed.
parti, m., party; prendre son
— , to résolve, partie, /., game; faire une — ,
to play a game.
partir, to leave.
partout, everywhere.
parvenir, to reach, succeed.
pas, m., step; à grand — , with
big stride.
pas, not; — de ça, none of that.
passage, m., lane, thorough-
fare.
passager, m., passenger.
passant, m., passer-by.
passe, /., channel.
passer, to pass; potir — , in or-
der to go; se — , to dispense
with.
passion, /., passion, love, passionnément, fondly, pas-
sionately.
patache, /., tender, old boat.
patrie, /., country.
patron, m., owner, boss.
patte, /., paw, leg.
pftturage, m., pasture.
pftture, /., food.
paupière, /., eyelid.
pauvre, poor.
pavillon, m., flag.
paye, /., salary.
payer, to pay.
pays, m., coimtiy, land.
paysage, m., landscape.
paysan, m., peasant, country-
man.
peau, /., skin.
pêche, /., fishing.
pêcher, to fish.
pêcheur, m., fisherman.
peine, /., diflaculty; avec — ,
with difficulty; à — , hardl> ;
la — de, worth while.
peindre, to paint.
peintre, m., painter.
pelé, -e, bare.
pêle-mêle, peU-mell, jumble.
pelle, /., shovel. penché, -e, leaning.
VOCABTJLARY
pendant, during; — que, while.
pêne, m., boit.
pendre, to hang.
pêx|êtrer, to penetrate, enter.
pénible, diffîcult.
pensée, /., tbought.
penser, to think.
pente, /., incline.
perçant, -e, shrill, piercing.
percer, to pierce.
perché, -e, perched.
perdre, to lose; se — , to lose
one's way, be drowned.
père, m.f father.
perfide, perfîdious.
périr, to perish.
permettre, to allow.
permission, /., permission, perroquet, m., parrot.
personnage, m., person.
personne, /., person; ne . . .
— , nobody.
personnel, -le, personal.
persuader, to convince.
perte, /., loss; à — de vue, as
far as one can see.
peser, to weigh.
petit, -e, little, small.
peu, little, few.
peuplé, -e, inhabited, swann-
ing with.
peupler, to people.
peur, /., fri^t.
peut-être, perhaps.
phare, m., lighthouse.
Phénicien, th., Phœnician.
phénomène, m., phenomenon.
phoque, m., seal, sea-lion.
phrase, /., sentence, physiquement, physically.
piaillement, m., squaUing.
pic, m.f peak; à — , straight
down.
pie, /., magpie.
pièce, /., pièce, patch; play.
pied, m.f foot.
pierre, /., stone.
piétinement, m., trampling.
piétiner, to trample.
pilier, m., pillar, column, post.
piller, to plunder.
pilote, m.f pilot.
pincer, to pinch.
pinçon, m., pinch.
piquer, to thrust in; to prick,
sting.
pire, worse.
pistolet, m.f pistol. pitié, /., pity.
pittoresque, picturesque.
place, /., place.
placer, to place.
plafond, m.f ceiling.
plage, /., shore, beach.
plaine, /., meadow, plain.
plaindre, to pity; se — , to
complain.
plainte, /., complaint, groan-
ing. • plaintif, -ve, plaintive.
plaire, to please.
plaisant, -e, pleasant.
plaisanterie, /., jesting, joking.
plaisir, m., pleasure.
plan, m.f plan, plan, -e, level, even, flat.
planche, /., board.
plante, /., plant, plaque, /., plate, plat, m.f dish.
VÔCABULARY
plat, -e, flat; cahne — , dead calm (of the sea); à — , flat.
plateau, m., tray.
plein, -e, full; en — air, in the open air; en — -champ, in the field.
pleurer, to cry, weep.
plie, /., plaice fish, àa&ie (fish).
plier, to fold; se — , to bend, comply.
plomb, m., lead.
plonger, to dive.
ployer, to bend, yield.
plide, /., rain.
plimie, /., pen, feather.
plupart, û, most.
plus, more; ne . . . — , no longer; — d'une heure, more than an hour; non — , either; — tôt, earlier, sooner.
plusieurs, several.
plutôt, rather. ■
pluvieux, -se, rainy.
poche, /., pocket.
poêle, /., pan, frying-pan.
poêle, m., stove.
poids, m., weight.
poignée, /., handful,* handshake.
poignet, m.f wrist.
poil, m., hair, fur.
poindre, to appear.
poing, m., fist. [at daybreak.
point, m., spot; au — du jour,
pointe, /., point.
pointer, to point.
poisson, m., fish.
poitrine, /., chept.
poivre, m., pepper.
poli, -e, polite.
police, /., police.
pomme, /., apple; — de terre,
potato. f
pommier, m., apple-tree.
pompe, /., pump, fountain.
pont, m., bridge, ponton, m., pontoon.
porcelaine, /., china.
porche, m., porch.
port, m., harbor.
porte, /., door.
portée, /., brood, litter; reach;
à ma — , within my reach.
porte-haubans, m. pl.f chains;
channels (of a ship).
porter, to carry.
portrait, m., likeness.
pose, /., pose.
poser, to place, sit.
position, /., position, possession, /., possession, possible, possible.
poste, /., post-office, pot, m., pot, jug; — au-feu,
soup.
potée, /., potful.
poterie, /., potteiy, vase, pouce, m., thumb.
poudré, -e, powdered.
poulailler, m., hen-house.
potdie, /., puUey, block.
potunon, m., lung.
poupe, /., poop (of a ship),
stem; avoir le vent en — , to
sail before the wind.
pour, for, to, in order to; —
lors, then, hence; — que, so
that, in order to.
pourquoi, why.
VOCABULARY
poursuite, /., pursuit, prosecu-
tion, chase.
pourtant, however.
pourvu que, provided.
pousser, to push, drive, poussière, /., dust.
pouvoir, m., power.
pouvoir, to be able.
prairie, /., meadow. pratique,/., customer. [enced.
pratique, practical, eicperiprécaution, /., précaution, précédent, -e, preceding, former, previous.
précéder, to précède, précipiter, to precipitate; se — ,
to rush forward.
précis, -e, précise, jiist.
précisément, exactly, precisely.
préciser (se), to grow more
definite.
prédire, to foretell, forbode,
forecast.
préférer, to prefer.
prélever, to deduct.
premier, -ère, first; ^maitre,
chief petty officer.
prendre, to take, overtake; —
le large, to put out to sea.
préoccupation, /., préoccuper
tion.
préparatif, m., préparation, préparatoire, preliniinary.
préparer, to prépare.
près, near; de — , closely; de
plus — , doser; à peu — ,
nearly; de tout — , closely.
présent, -e, présent. [duce, présenter, to présent, intropresque, almost.
pressé, -e, in a hurry.
pressentiment, m., foreboding.
presser, to hurry; se — , to make haste.
prêt, m., loan.
prêt, -e, ready.
prétendre, to prétend, assert.
prête-nom, m., agent.
prétention,/.,pretention, claim.
prêter, to loan.
prêtre, m., priest.
preuve, /., proof .
prévenance, /., attention.
prévenir, to inform, wam.
prévision, /., prévision, forecast.
prévoyant, -e, prudent.
prier, to pray, beg.
prière, /., prayer.
primitif, -ve, primitive.
prince, m., prince.
principal, -e, principal.
printemps, m., spring.
prise, /., pinch of snuff, hold.
prison, /., jail.
prisonnier, m., prisoner.
privation, /., want, lack.
prix, m. y priée.
procès, m. y lawsuit.
prochain, -e, next.
proche, near.
prodige, m., prodigy.
prodigue, prodigal, wasteful.
produire, to produce.
profession, /., trcuie.
profit, m., benefit.
profond, -e, deep.
profondeur, /., depth.
projet, m., scheme, plan.
promenade, f., walk.
YOCABULABT
promener, to walk; se — ^, to takea walk.
prompt, -€, quick.
promptement, quiddy.
propice, favorable, propitious.
proportion, /., proportion, sue.
propos, m,, remarie.
proposer, to propose.
propre, clean, owu*
pr<^étsire, m. andf., ownear, landlord, landlady.
prosterné, -e, proetrated.
prosterner (se), to prostrate onseself.
proue, /., bow of a ship.
provision, /., provision, stock, supply.
provoquer, to provoke.
public, m.f public, people, audience.
puis, then.
puisque, since.
puissance, /., power, force.
punir, to puniflh.
punition, /., punishment.
pupitre, m., desk.
pur, -e, pure, clear.
Pjrrénées, /. pL, Pyrénées mountains.
quai, m., wharf.
qualité, /., quality.
quand, when.
quant à, os for.
quantité, /., quantity.
quarante, forty.
quart, m., quarter; de — , on
watnh.
quartier, m., quarter, locality.
qnatnze, fourteen.
quatre, four.
quatrième, f ourth.
que ipran.), wfaat, which,
whcHn; — ftdre, what was
he to do?
que (conj.), that, than, when,
as.
quel, -le, what.
quelconque, whatever, any.
quelque, whatever, some, any,
a few; — chose, something.
quelqueifois, sometimes.
querelle, /., quarrel.
question, /., question, questionneur, -se, inquisitive.
queue, /., end, tail.
qtd, who, whom, which.
quinzaine, /., a fortnight.
quinze, fifteen.
quitte, free, quit.
quitter, to leave.
quoi, what; avoir de — , to be
well off.
quoique, though.
quotité, /., share, quota.
rabais, m., réduction, rabattre, to beat down.
raccourcir (se), to contract it-
self, shorten.
race, /., lineage, race, racine, /., root, raconter, to relate, rade, /., rocuistead.
radeau, m., raft.
rafale, /., squall.
rafraîchir, to cool, refresh.
YOCABULABT
rage, /., anger.
raide, stiff, steep.
raidi, -e, stiffened.
raidir (se), to harden onesdf.
raie, /., skate {fish).
raison, reason; avoir — ^, to be
right; en — de, on account
of ; avec — , rightly.
raisonnement, m., reaaoning.
ralentir, to slacken.
ramasser, to pick up.
ramener, to bring back.
nunpe, /., hand rail, ranimer, to revive; se — , to
cheer up.
rapatrier, to bring back to
one's country.
rapide, swift.
rapidement, quickly.
rappeler, to call back; se — , to
remember.
rapport, m., relation, inter-
course; en — avec, in con-
formity with.
rapporter, to bring back; se — ,
to refer; s'en — à, to leave
it to.
rapprocher, to come near; se
— , to approach.
rarement, seldom.
rasé, -e, shaved, keeping close
to, stripped.
rasseoir (se), to sit down again.
rassis, -e, stale.
rassurant, -e, enconraging.
rassurer, to encourage, rat, m.f rat.
rationner, to put on short al-
lowance.
nuque, hoarse.
ravage, m., destruction, ravager, to devastate.
rayon, m., ray.
raz, m., rapid current of water;
race, réaliser, to réalise, réalité, /., reality.
rebondir, to rdbound.
rebuter (se), to get discour-
aged.
réception, /., réception, party.
recette, /., collection, receipt.
recevoir, to receive.
rechange, m., re-exchange.
réchauffer, to beat again,
warm up; se — , to warm
oneself.
recherche, /., search; à la — ,
in search.
récit, m., narrative, réclamation, /., protest, réclamer, to daim, recommencer, to begin again.
récompense, /., reward.
reconnaître, to recognize; se
— , to recollect.
recourbé, -e, bent. [to bend.
recourber, to bend back; se — « recours, m., recourse, récréation, /., amusement, recueillir, to pick up. reculer, to recède, redemander, to ask again.
redoubler, to redouble, redescendre, to go down again.
réduire, to reduce, réel, -le, real, actual.
refermer (se), to close itself
again.
réfléchir, to reflect.
VOCABULARY
refroidissement, m., chill, cold.
refuge, m,, shelter.
refus, m.f refusai.
refuser, to refuse.
regagner, to go back to.
regard, m., look.
regarder, to look.
régime, m., diet.
règle, /., rule.
règlement, m., régulation.
réglementidre, regular.
régler, to rule, settle.
règne, m., reign.
régner, to reign, rule.
regretter, to regret.
régulier, -ère, regular.
reins, m. pi., loins, back.
reine, /., queen.
rejaillir, to gush out, spurt out;
to reflect.
rejeter, to throw back.
rejoindre, to join again.
relftche,/., putting into harbor.
relation, /., relation, relever, to raise; se — , to get
up again.
relié, -e, joined, connected.
relier (se), to connect oneself
with.
remanier, to change, remarquer, to notice, remercier, to thank.
remettre, to hand; se — , to re-
cover.
remonter, to go up again.
remorque, /., tow-rope.
remorqueur, m., tug-boat.
remous, m., eddy, tide.
remplacer, to replace, remplir, to fiU.
remuant, -e, restless.
remuer, to move.
rencontre, f., meeting, rencontrer, to meet. rendez-vous, m., appointment.
rendormir (se), to go to sleep
again.
rendre, to retum, restore; se
^- compte, to find out.
rêne, /., rein.
renoncer, to give up.
renouveler, to renew. [tion.
renseignement, m., informarenseigner, to inform.
rentrer, to come in.
renvoyer, to send back.
répandre, to spread.
repas, m., meal.
repasseuse, /., ironer.
repentir (se), to repent.
replacer, to replace, répliquer, to reply.
répondre, to answer.
réponse, /., answer.
repos, m.f rest; au — , at rest.
repousser, to push back.
reprendre, to take back.
représentation,/.,performance.
reprise, /., renewing.
répulsion, /., repulsion, aveiv
sion, disgust.
réputation, /., réputation, rêqtdsitoire, m., charge, réséda, m., mignonette.
résigner, to resign, give up; se
— , to hold out.
résonner, to resound.
résoudre, to résolve, respect, m., respect, respectueux, -se, respectful.
VOCABUIiABT
respirer, to breathe.
ressac, m., surf.
ressembler, to resemble.
ressentir, to feel.
ressort, m., spring.
reste, m., rest; au — , besides.
rester, to remain.
résultat, m., resuit.
rétablir, to restore; se — , to
recover.
rétameur, m., tinker.
retardataire, m., loiterer.
retenir, to keep.
retentir, to resound.
retirer, to take away; se — ,
to go back.
retomber, to fall again.
retour, m., retum.
retourner, to go back.
retrouver, to find again.
réuni, -e, reunited.
réunir, to join.
réussir, to succeed.
revanche, /., revenge; en — ,
on the other hand.
rêve, m., dream.
rêveU, m., awaking. réveiller, to awake.
revenant, m., ghost.
revendre, to sell again.
revenir, to come back.
rêver, to dream.
réverbère, m., street-lamp.
revers, m., bank of a ditch.
revoir, to see again.
riant, -e, cheerful.
riche, rich.
ricocher, to rebound.
ride, /., wrinkle, ripple on the
water.
rideau, m., curtain.
ridicule, ridiculous.
' rien, nothing.
rigoureux, -«e, strict, severe; sharp.
rire, m., laugh, laughter.
rire, to laugh; éclater de — , to burst out laughing.
risible, laughable, comical.
risquer, to venture.
rissolant, -e, browning.
rissoler, to brown, cook.
rivage, m., shore.
rive, /., bank of a river or lake.
rivière, /., river.
rocher, m., rock.
rogner, to deduct.
roi, m., king.
rôle, m.f part.
romanesque, romantic.
rompre, to break.
ronce, /., thom.
ronde, /., round; song; à la — , around.
ronflement, m., roaring.
rose, /., rose.
rose, rosy, pink, rose-colored.
rosé, -e, rosy, roseate.
roseau, m., reeds.
rosée, /., dew.
roue, /., wheel.
rouerie, /., trick.
rouf, m., deck-house.
rouge, red.
rougir, to blush.
rouillé, -e, rusty.
rouiller (se), to get rusty.
roulage, m., conveying, carnage of goods.
roulement, m., rolling.
VOCABULABY
rouler, to roll.
roulier, m., teamster.
roulis, m., rolling of the sea.
roussi, -e, scorched.
route, /., road.
routier, -ère, of roads.
roux, rousse, reddish; die-
veux — , red hair.
royaume, m., kingdom.
rude, rough, hard.
rudement, roughly, harshly.
rue, /., Street.
ruer (se), to rush, ruine, /., min.
ruisseau, m., brook.
rumeur, /., rumor, uproar.
ruminer, to ponder over.
Russe, m. and /., Russian.
rustique, rustic, rural, rustre, clownish, ruffian.
sable, m., sand.
sablier, m., hour-glass.
sablonneux, -se, sandy.
sabot, m., wooden shoe.
sabre, m., sword.
sac, m., bag; fais ton — , pack
up your things.
saccade, /., jerk.
saccadé, -e, jerky.
sacré, -e, sacred, holy; (be-
fore the noun) cursed, con-
founded.
saint, -e, holy.
saisir, to seize, saisissement, m., shock.
saison, /., season.
saladier, m., salad-bowl.
sale, dirty.
salé, -e, salty.
salir, to soil.
salle, /., room, hall, salon, m., parlor.
saltimbanque, m. andf,^ clown,
buffoon, acrobat.
saluer, to salute, bow to.
salut, m., safety, salvation.
samedi, m., Saturday.
sandwich, m., sandwich, sang, m., blood.
sanglé, -e, fastened tight.
sanglot, m., sob.
sans, without.
santé, /., health.
sapin, m. y fir^tree.
satisfaire, to satîsfy.
satisfait, -e, satisfied. saugrenu, -e, ridiculous.
saule, m., willow-tree.
saut, m., bound, jump, leap.
sauter, to jump, leap; faire — ,
to break loose.
sauvage, m., savage, wild man;
{fldj.) wild. [cape,
sauver, to save; se — , to essavant, m., scholar; {adj.)
trained.
savoir, to know; faire — , to
acquaint with.
savonnetix, -se, soapy.
