livre ou
logis, m., home, lodgings.
loin, adv., far, far plus loin, farther; loin, a long way off
long, longue, adj., long.
long, m,, length; tout au long, at full length; Ze long de, au iong de, along.
longe, f., tether,
longtemps, adv., long, a long
AWAY ; bien
while; dès longtemps, long since, long ago; voilà bien longtemps de ça, that was a
very long time ago
longuement, adv., lengthily, at length.
Lorraine, f., a Rhine province
when, while,
ceded to Germany in
lorsque, conj., loup, m.
iourd, -e, adj., heavy
wolf
louvetier, m,, wolf-hunter:
le grand-louvetier, the chief huntsman of a service for the destruction of wolves. lueur, f., light, gleam, glow.
lui, disj. pers. pron., he, him, it; lui-même, himself.
lui, pers.
her.
luisant, -e, glossy.
lundi, m., Monday.
iunettes, f. pl, spectacles.
lustre, m., chandelier,
pron., to him, to
adj, shining,
M. abbreviation of Monsieur.
madame, f. Mrs (title used in addressing a married
madame,
woman).
magnifique, adj, magnificent, grand.
maigre, adj, thin, emaciated.
maigrir, v. n., to grow thin.
maillot, m., tights.
main, £., hand; main, a shake of the hand.
maintenant, present, at
poignée de adv.,, now, at this time, maintenir, v. a. (S$S 177,
S like tenir), to hold
fast, maire, m., mairie, f.
mais, conj., but, why maison, f.,
d'école, schoolhouse,
mayor, office.
mayor's
house; maison
maisonnette, f.
maitre, m.,
ottage
master (a title
given to barristers) ; teachas adj, clever.
inisiress; as
adj, clever, superior, splendid.
majesté, f., majesty.
mal, mM., maux, pl., evil, harm, hurt; faire mal à, to hurt.
mal, adv., badly, ill; mal parler, to speak ill, to make a sorry jest,.
malade, adj. sick, ill, unwell.
malade, m. and f.,, patient, sick person.
maladie, î., illness, sickness, disease.
maladif, -ve, adj, unnatural, sickly, unhealthy.
mâle, adj, manly, strong.
malgré, prep., in spite of, notwithstanding,
malheur, m, misfortune, illluck.
malheureusement, adv.
ortunately, unluckily.
malheureux, -se, m. and f, unhappy one, wretch,
malheureux, -se, adj, unfortunate, unhappy, wretched, unlucky.
maile, £., trunk.
maman, f., mamma,
mangenille, f, eating, ing, food.
manger, V.
devour; mangé aux thumbed, dog-eared,
mangit, incorrect French for
un-
gorga. ($S 136), to eat,
bords,
peasant
mangea, past
def. of manger.
manière, f., manner: de manire que, 80 that, manœuvrer, v., à. to
manœuvre,
steer,
work a shi
manquer, V. 4, to miss, fail, be deficient, be lacking; à VOUS manque, you lack: il ne lui manque que, he lacks only; manquer la classe, to play truant; je n'y manquerai pas, I shall not fail to do so.
maquis, thicket.
marchand, merchant, dealer.
marche, f., step, march, progress.
marcher, v. n., to walk, step, travel, march, go; assez de quoi marcher, room enough to walk about.
mare, f., pool, pond.
mari, m., husband.
marine, f., navy; marine militaire, royal navy.
marquise, f., marchioness.
marron, m., chestnut.
martyre, m. or f., martyr.
martyre, m., martyrdom.
matelot, m., sailor.
matin, m., morning, forenoon ; adv., early; tous les matins, every morning.
matinée, f., noon,
morning, fore-
maudit, -e, adj., cursed, hateful, wretched.
Maure, m., Moor; du Maure, Moorish
mauvais, -€, adj, bad, evil, ill, wicked
maux, pl, of mal.
maxime, f.
me,
maxim, precept
pers, pron.,, me, to me.
mécanicien, m., mechanie, artisan
mécanique, f., machinery; dé- COUpÉ à la mécanique, carved out by machinery.
méchamment, adv., wickedly maliciously.
méchant, -e, bad, cross.
médecin, m., physician, doctor.
adj, wicked,
médiocre, adj. commonplace, ordinary, poor,
méditer, v. a.
project, plan.
meilleur, -e, adj. better, best.
mélancolique, choly, dreary.
mêler, v. a., to mingle, mix; se mêler de, to meddle with, by.
to meditate,
adj, melan-
membre, m., member.
même, adj, even, also, likewise, same, self: fout de
all the same: de même, the same, similarly.
menacer, v. a. ($ 156), menace, threaten.
ménage, M., housekeeping:
entrer en ménage to begir housekeeping,.
mener, v. ($ 158), to carry, conduct, guide, bring, lead, take,
menteur, m., liar.
même,
to
mentir, v. n. ($ 166, like dormir), to lie, to tell a lie, to tell an untruth.
méprise, f, mistake.
mer, f., Sea; en mer, at sea.
merci, m., thanks, thank you; no, thank wa:
mère, f., mother
merle, f., blackbird, merveille, f., wonder, marvel:
à merveille, splendidly, wonderfully.
merveilleux, -se, adj, wonderful, marvellous.
mésaventure, f.
mishap. messieurs, M. pl. of monsieur, gentlemen, Messrs.
mesure, f., measure; à mesure que, as, in proportion as.
métairie, f., small farm.
météore, m., meteor.
métier, m., business, trade.
mètre, m., (about 39 inches).
mettre, v.
mis, je
mischance,
metre
a. ($ 198, mettant, mets, je mis, que je mette), to place, put, put mettre, to place mettre à, to begin to; se mettre en route, to start off; mettre à la porte, to put out of doors, kick out, eject.
on, se
one’s self: se
mi-côte, see côte.
midi, m., noon, twelve o’clock.
miel, m., honevy.
le mien, la mienne, &c
pron =
poss mine.
uiette, f., crumb, mieux, adv.
rather;
little bit, better, best, il fit micux, he did aimer mieux, to
prefer; tant mMieur, 0
much the better,
mignonette, adj, tiny, lovely, little
milieu, m., milieu de, in th
middle, midst; au
midst of.
militaire, adj, military.
mille, adj. and noun, a thousand, mine, £., 100k, appearance; il ne paya pas de wasn't handsome.
minute, f., minute.
miracle, m., miracle.
misérable, m., wretch, rascal. miséricorde, f., mercy, pity.
mission, f., mission.
mine, he
mobile, adj. variable, swaying.
modérer, v. a. ($ 159), to restrain, diminish, check.
modeste, adj, modest, unassuming.
moi, disj. pers. pron., I, me, to me; moi-même, I, myself,
moindre, adj., less, least.
moins, adv., less, least.
moitié. f., half; à moitié.
moment, M.
le moment, for the time be-
half.
moment, pour ing; du moment où, since, inasmuch as.
mon, I0., INA, Î., mes, pl., poss.
adj., my.
world,
monde, m., universe;
people; tout le monde, everybody.
monologue, m., monologue,
monosyHabe, mn.
lable.
monsieur, m., sir, gentleman,
Mr, (pl. messieurs).
monosyl-
monstre, m.., monster.
mont, m., montagne, f., monter, v. a. and n.,, to go
up, come up, rise,
mountain, mount, mountain,
irise,
Montmartre, district northern part of Within the walls, many of the classes live.
montre, Î., watch.
montrer, V. a. to show, point out, demonstrate:
in the Paris, where working-
se MmoOoNntrer, to prove one's self.
montueux, -se, adj., hilly.
monument, m., monument,
se moquer (de), v. refl, to mock, make fun of, jest at.
morceau, m., piece, bit, mor-
sel, mordienne! interj.,, zounds!
mordoré, -e, adj, reddishbrown.
mordre, v. a., to bite, gnaw.
mort, f., death.
mort, past part.of mourir.
mot, m., word, saying.
motte, f., clod.
mou, mol, m., molle, f.
soft,
mouche, f.
mouiik, m., labourer
adi.,
fly.
Russian peasant,
moulin, m., mill.
mourir, V.
mort, jt
n. ($ 174, mourant,
MOUTS, 10 MOUTUS, je to die; away,
death,
MOUTTA1, qui }t
meure),
se mourir, to waste
the of
be on point
mousquetaire, m.,
musketeer,
guardsman.
moustache, f., moustache mouvement, m., motion, movement,
m’sieu, contraction for monsieur.
mugir, v. n., to roar, bellow.
multicolore, adj. many colours.
multitude, £., tude.
mur, m., wall.
muraille, f., wall (usually of a city or &c.).
murmure, mM., mMurmur, whispering.
murmurer, V.
murmur, museau, m., muzzle, nose.
musicien, m., musician.
of
crowd, mulilti-
fort,
a., to whisper,
n’, see ne.
naissance, f., birth, nativity.
Napoléon Ronaparte, (1769- 1821) born in Corsica, became Emperor in 1804. He was banished in 1815 to the island of St.
Helena, he died, His body was brought back
of France
where
in 1840, and buried in the Hôtel des Invalides in Paris.
narine, f., nostril, nation, f., nation.
national, -e, adj, national.
naturaliste, m., naturalist.
nature, f., nature.
naturel, m., temperar
ament, nature,
naturel, -le, adj., natural.
naturellement, adv., naturall navette, f., shuttle; faire 1a
navette, to fly back and forward.
ne, adv. (negative), ne. pas, not; n'est-ce pas, isn't it?
wasn’t it? &c.; ne... ni. ni, neither… nor: ne. rien, nothing; ne. que, only.
néanmoins, adv., nevertheless, however, yet.
nécessaire, adj, necessary.
neige, f., Snow.
Néron, m., Nero, a Emperor.
nerveusement, adv., nervous- 1y.
net, clean; nettement, plainly.
nettoyer, v. a. ($ clean.
neuf, neuve, adj., new, newlymade; tout neufs, brand new.
Roman
nette, adj, neat, clear, quick, short.
adv., clearly,
167), to
neveu, m., nephew, descendant.
nez, M., nose.
ni, conj., ne. ni. ni, neither.….
nor.
niaiserie, f., nonsense, silly stuff,
nid, m., nest; to go bird's-nesting.
n'importe, see importer.
noir, -e, adj., black, dark.
Noiraud, m., name of a dog, ‘“ Blackey.”
nom, M., name,
non, adv., no, not; non plus, either, also; non pas! not
at all!
courir les nids,
Normand, m,, Norman, native of Normandy.
nos, Pl. of notre.
noss, Russian word—nose.
note, f,, note.
notre, sing., nos, pl., our.
Notre-Dame, the famous cathedral of Paris, begun in the 12th century, situated on the île de la Cité.
nous, pers. pron., We, us, to us.
nouveau, nouvel, m., nouvelle, f., adj, new; de nouveau, again.
nouvelles, £. pl., news.
noyer, m., Walnut-tree,
noyer, V. à, to drown; noyé de brume, hidden in mist,
nuage, m., cloud.
nuire, v. n. ($ 185), to wrong, harm, injure.
nuit, £., night.
nul, nulle, adj, no, not any, none,
obéir, v. n., to obey (à).
objet, m., object.
obligeance, f., kindness.
obliger, v. a., to oblige, compel, induce,
observer, V. à. to observe, notice; faire observer, to call attention to, observe to (b pr. as D).
obstination, ff, pertinacity, obstinacy (b pr. as p).
occasion, f., opportunity, occasion.
Océan, m., Ocean.
odeur, f., odour, smell.
odieux, -se, adj. odious, hateful.
œil, m., eye; pl. yeur.
œuf, Mm., egg (pr. f in sing; fs silent in pl.).
œuvre, f., work.
office, m., duty, office, service,
officier, m., officer; officier de marine, naval officer.
offrir, v. a. ($ 176, like ouvrir), to offer.
oiseau, m., bird.
ombre, f., shade, shadow, &loom; dans l'ombre, in secret; des ombres chi-
noîses, dissolving views.
ombreux, -se, adj. shady.
on, indef, pron., one, some one, they, people, we, you, men: on dit, it is said.
ont, 3rd sing.
avoir
pres. ind. of opinion, f., opinion, opprimer, v. a., to oppress.
or, Conj., but, now; or Ça, now then, rome now.
or, m., gold.
orage, m., storm, tempest, orateur, m., orator, speaker, orchestre, m., band, orchestra.
ordinaire, adj..ordinary,usual, customary ; de, dinary to:
ally
AR
médecin ordiphysician in ord'ordinaire, usu-
naire
ordinairement, adv. usually, generally.
ordre, m., order.
oreille, f., ear; faire la sourde oreille, to turn a deaf ear.
oreiller, m., pillow.
Orientales, f. pl.
Victor Hugo.
oser, v. n., to dare, venture.
ôter, v. a., to remove, take Off; s'ôter les choses de la bouche, to deprive one's self of food.
poems by
OU, Conj., or, either, or else.
où, adv, where, in which, when, on which: d'où, whence,
oublier, v. a., to forget.
oui, adv., yes.
outrage, m., outrage.
outre, prep., besides, beyond.
ouvert, past part. of ouvrir, open, opened; grand ouvert, wide open,
ouvrier, M., workman; homme d'ouvrier, w orking-man, artisan.
ouvrir, V. à and n. ($ 176, Ouvrant, ouvert, j'ouvre, j'ouvris, que j'ouvre), to open; s'ouvrir, v. refl., to open, to open up,
page, f., page.
pailleté, -e, adj. bespangled, covered with spangles.
paillon, m., spangle.
pain, m,, bread; pain bis, brown bread.
paix, f, peace! (excl.) be
quiet!
palais, m., palace.
pâle, adj, pale, wan, pallid.
paletot, m., great-coat, overcoat.
Pandore, f., Pandora, according to Greek mythology, the first woman created.
Minerva gave her all graces and talents, Zeus a box in which all the evils were inclosed.
pantin, m., dancing-jack.
pape, m., pope.
papier, m., paper.
papillon, m., butterfiy.
Pâques, m., Easter.
par, by, through, in, at; par
la fenêtre, through the win-
dow; par une nuit d'étoiles, on a Starry night; par tout le corps, all over the body.
($ 188, like
paraître, v. n.
connaiître),to appear, seem,
look, be seen.
parbleu!
word!
interj,, upon my
bless me!
parce que, conj., because.
par - dessus, prep., higher than, over.
pardieme, interj., ‘sdeath.
above,
pardon, m., pardon: ]!I your pardon,
beg
pareil, -le, adj., like, similar, equal, such.
pareil, m., equal, fellow.
parent, m., relation, parent.
parfaitement, adv., perfectly, completely.
parfois, now
adv., and then.
parfum, m., fragrance, odour, perfume,
occasionally,
parfumé, €, adj, perfumed, sweet-scented,
parier, v. a., to wager, bet.
Paris, m., capital France,
parler, v. n., to speak, talk.
parmi, prep., among, amidst.
parole, f., word, speech.
part, f., part, part, from
Paris, of
share; de sa him; quelque part, somewhere:; nuile part, nowhere.
participe, m., participle, particulièrement, ticularly.
partie, f., part, section, partir, v. n. ($ 166, like dormir), to set out, start, leave, depart; Je son
adv., par-
petit partait de grand + little chap would into his hearty laugh; à partir de, starting from, beginning with.
ire, the
burst
partout, adv., everywhere, parvenir, v. n. ($ 178, like venir), to arrive, succeed, faire parvenir, to transmit.
pas, M.
pas, adv., not, pas du tout, not at all.
passage, M., Way, arcade, alley-way; passage, to let her pass.
passant, m., passe, f., channel, pass.
step, pace,.
no, not any; passage; sur son passer-by.
passer, V. n. and a., to pass, pass by, spend, pass on:
passer, to take place, happen.
passereau, 11., SPATTOW.
passion, f., passion, love.
pâté, m., pastry, pie: pâté en pot, pot-pie,
patience, f., patience.
pâtir, v. n., to be in suffer.
patois, m., language, dialect.
patrie, f, fatherland, native country, country.
patriotique, adj, patriotic.
patriotisme, m., patriotism.
patte, f., foot, paw.
paupière, f., eyelid.
pauvre, adj., poor,
pauvrement, adv., poorly, miserably,
pauryrette, f., poor little creature,
payer, v. a. ($ 157), to pay, pay for; note à payer, note to be paid.
pain,
pays, m., country.
PaYSan, m., Countryman, peasant.
pécaïre, interj, dear, dear!
too bad!
pêcher, v. à. to fish: aller
pêcher, to go fishing.
peine, f., trouble, difficulty, pain, distress, SOrroWw; ce n'est pas la peine, it isn't worth while: à peine, hardly; faire de to pain, trouble, sOrrow ; avoir si
scarcely,
la peine,
cause
grand'peine de, to have so much difficulty, to be scarce- ]y able to.
pêle-méêle, adj. pell-mell, helter-skelter.
pendant, prep., during.
pendant que, conj., whilst,
pendre, v. a., to hang.
penser, V. n., to think; penser à, to think about, of.
pensionnaire, m. or f. boarder.
se percher, v.
one's self;
refl., to perch
Derché, perched,
perdre, v. a., to lose, ruin.
père, m., father.
permettre, v. a., ($ 198, like mettre), to permit, allow; se permettre, to venture, take the liberty.
permis, past part.
tre.
Of permet.
permission, f, permission.
personne, f., person.
personne, m.,
pron., no one,
nobodr anybody (S 405 (4)) Perspeei e,f. Prospect.
perte, f., ruin, loss, doom.
petit, -e, adj., little, small.
petit, m., young one, ttle one, child; Les tout petits, the very little chaps.
petit-fils, m., grandson.
peu, adv., little; peu à peu, little by little.
peu, M. little; Ze peu d'im-
pression, the slight impres-
sion; dis-moi un peu, tell me now.
peuple, m., people, nation ; common people.
peur, f., fear; be afraid; avoir grand'peur,
rery Murnh afralls + to be very much airaid; de
avoir peur, to
peur que, conj., for fear that
mi
(followed by subj. EL ne, S& 455).
peut, 2rd sing., pres. ind. of pouvoir.
peut-être, adv., perhaps.
peut-être que, conj.,, perhaps.
phénix, m., phœnix; one of superior
(said of talents) chief, paragon.
philanthropie, f.
thropy.
phrase, f., sentence.
pie, m., peak.
pièce, f., piece, bit, apartment, 5 francs, 5
philan-
room ; franc piece.
pied, m., foot; sur pied, up, fit to walk; de pied en cap, from head to foot; à pied, on foot,
pièce de
coup de pied, Kick; walking.
pierre. f., stone.
pierreux, -se, adj, stony.
pieu, m., stake.
pigeon, m., pigeon.
pipe, f., pipe.
pique-nique, m., picnic.
piquet, m., stake, picket,
piquette, f. (wine made of the residuum of grapes), sour wine,
Piron, a clever satirical poet
circus-ring.
of France piste, f., pistolet, m., pistol.
pitié, f., pity.
place, f., place, post; square:
seat, 156),
placer, v. a. ($ to place,
put, set, seat, (money) in-
vest.
190, like se plain-
plaindre, v. a, ($ craindre),to pity; dre, to complain.
plaine, f., plain.
plaintif, -ve, adj.
querulous,.
plaire, v. n. (S 201, plaisant, plu, je plais, je plus, que je plaise), to please, delight; s'il vous plait, if you please.
plaintive,
plaisanterie, f., jest, pleasantry.
plaisir, m., pleasure, delight.
planche, f, board, shelf, plank.
plante, f., plant, herb.
planter, v. a. to plant, fix:
se planter, to station one's self.
plat, -e, adj., flat.
plateau, m., plateau, upland.
plein, -e, adj. full, filled:
en pleine poitrine, right in the chest.
pleurer, v. n., to weep, cry.
pleurs, m., pl, tears, drops, water-drops.
pleuvoir, v. impers. (S 220, pleuvant, plu, ù pleut. il plut,il pleuvra, qu'il pleuve), to rain.
plisser, v. a., to pleat, fold.
plomb, lead.
plonger, v. a. ($ plunge, dip, pierce.
plu, past part. of plaire.
plu, past part. of pleuvoir.
pluie, f., rain.
plumage, m., plumage, feath-
156), to
ers.
plume, f., pen.
[eo
plus, adv., more, most; de Dlus en plus, more and more; ne. plus, no longer, no more; ne. plus que, no longer anything but; de plus, more, additional; non plus, either, also (after a negative); plus de corde.
no more rope; plus de dix fois, more than ten times:
ne... plus rien que, no longer anything but.
plusieurs, adj, pl, several, many.
poche, f., pocket.
poêle, m., stove,
poignarder, v. a. to pierce (as with a dagger).
poignée, f., handful; poignée de main, à hearty handshake.
poil, m., hair, pelt, coat (of an animal).
poing, m., fist, clenched hand ; Coup de poing, blow of the fist.
point, adv., no, not, not at all (used with ne, and more emphatic than pas).
pointu, -e, adj., pointed, sharp.
pois, m., pea.
poitrine, f, chest, breast: en pleine poitrine, right in the chest.
poli, -e, adj., polished, polite, bright.
polir, vV. a. to polish: se polir, to become polished.
politique, £., policy, politics.
pomme, f, appie.
pont, m., bridge.
populaire, adj, popular, vulgar.
populariser, v. a., popularize, to render popular.
ports m., port.
porte, f., door; porte à porte, next door, in the very next room.
porter, v. a., to carry, wear:
se porter, to be (of health).
poser, vV. a., to place, put, lay down.
posséder, v. a. ($ 158), to possess, OWn.
possibilité, f., possibility
possible, adj., possible,
pot, m., pot.
potage, M., soup; grands potages, first-rate soups.
poudreux, -se, adj, dusty,
poumon, m., lung.
pour, prep., for, on account of, in order to; pour ce qu'il voudrait, for whatever he would care to ask.
pour que, conj., in order that, so that (takes subj. mood).
pourpre, adj., purple.
pourquoi, adv., wherefore?
why? what for?
pourrait, 3rd sing. condl. of Pouvoir — might (be able).
pourront, 3rd pl, fut. ind. of pouvoir.
Poursuivre, v. a. ($ 206, like suivre), to pursue, follow, chase,
pourtant, adv., nevertheless, however, still, vet.
Pourvu que, conj, provided that, if only, it is to be
hoped that (takes subi, mood).
pousser, v. a., to push, urge, grow, pousser un cri, to utter a cry. ,
poussière, f., dust.
pouvoir, v. n. ($ 221, pouvant, Du, je puis, je pus, je pourrai, que je puisse), to be able, can, may.
pré, Mm., meadow; pré Rippert, Rippert's meadow.
précaution, f., caution, precaution,
précepte, m., precept.
précher, v. a., to preach.
se précipiter, v. refl,, to hurl one’s self, rush
précis, -e, adj, precise, strict, exact
prédicateur, m, preacher.
préférence, f., preference.
préférer, v. a. ($ 158), to preter
préjudiciable, adj., prejudicial, injurious.
premier, -ère, adj. first.
prendre, v. à. ($S 202, prenant, pris, je prends, je pris, que
e prenne),to take, take in, befool, hold, fasten, get; prendre garde, to take care; se prendre à, to begin to:
[W aS pris par un autre chemin, you have come by another road
préparer, 1, to prepare, make ready
près, prep. and adv., near, ioward; à peu près, pretty
neariy;, fout près, quite
near; près de, near, into the presence of; toward.
présent, m., present, present time; à présent, now.
présenter, v. a, to present, offer, introduce; se présenter, to present one's self, appear.
préserver, v. a., to preserve, keep,
presque, adv., almost, nearly, all but.
pressé, -e, adj, hurried, urgent, hasty.
presser, V. a., to press, to hasten, hurry; se presser, to be in a hurry.
prêt, -e, adj., ready, in readiness
prétendre, v. a., to claim, assert.
prêter, v. a., to lend.
prêteur, -se, adj, given to lending, fond of lending.
preuve, f,, proof.
prévenir, v. a. ($ 178, like venir), to inform, warn.
prier, v. a., to ask, beg, beseech, entreat,
principal, m., principal, principal sum.
printemps, m., spring, springtime,
pris, past part. of prendre.
prison, f., prison.
privé, -e, adj., private.
prix, m., price, prize.
probablement, adv,, probably, likely
prochain, -e, adj, next, near-
est,
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prochain, m., fellow-creature, neighbour.
proches, m. pl., kindred, relations.
produire, v. a. ($ 185, like conduire), to produce.
produit, m., product.
profiter, v. a., to profit.
profond, -e, adj, profound, deep.
progrès, m., progress,
proie, Îf, prey, booty; en | proie à, a prey to, plundered by.
projectile, m., projectile, bullet.
promenade, f, walk, prom- | enade,
promener, v. a. ($ 158), to carry about, drive about, take out for a walk; se promener, to take a walk,
or stroll, walk. | promettre, v. a. ($ 198, like | mettre), to promise.
protégé, -e, m. and f., protégé, Ward, one under another's care.
protéger, v. a. ($ 156), protect, defend, | Provence, f., former province in Southern France, on the Mediterranean, east of the River Rhône, | proverbe, m., proverb province, f., province.
Prussien, m., Prussian.
pu, past part, of pouvoir, puis, 1st sing, pres. ind. of pouvoir,
puis, adv., then, next |
puisque, conj. since, geeing that.
puits, m., well.
puits-fontaine, m., well-pump,
punir, v. a., to punish.
punition, f., punishment.
pupitre, m., desk.
pyramide, f, pyramid.
quai, m., wharf.
quand, conj., when, whenever.,
quantité, f., quantity, number.
quarante, adj, forty.
quart, m., quarter, one-fourth part.
quartier, m., quarter (of a city), district.
quatre, adj., four.
quatre-vingts, adj. eighty.
quatrième, adj. fourth.
que, rel. pron. (object), whom, which, that: ce que, that which, what.
que? interr, pron., what; qu'est-ce qui? (subject ) what? qu'est-ce que? (ob ject) what?
que, conj, that, than: used to avoid repetition of quand, lorsque, &c., when, since, as, etc.
que, adv.,, how, how many, how much, what (a); ne que, only, but; ne… rien que, nothing but; qu'elle est jolie! how pretty she is! que cela est bien t !
how ‘well that is said!
quel, -le, adj, which, what,
who: what fait
néant
quelque, adj.
few, a little.
quelque chose, pron.,, m., something, anything ($ 405 (6)); quelque de bon, something good; avoir quelque
chose CAGSe, ‘:0o have something the matter.
quelqu'un, m., quelqu’une, f., pron., some one, ‘somebody, pl.
any one, anybody:;
some, some
ones,
qui, 1e], pron. (subject), who,
which, that; (object of a prep.) whom.
qui? inter: pron., who?
whom ?
quinze, adj., fifteen.
quittance, f. receipt.
quitter, v. a.,
with quoi, pron.,
quoi
to leave, part
de food quoi
what, which:
boire et manger,
de
and drink: assez
marcher, room enough to
walk about; quoi que, what
ever
Quoique, conj., although (takes subj. mood),
R 'aconter, v, a.,
to relate, tell.
rafraîchir, v, a., te refresh
rageur, -s6, adj.,, angrv, furiOuSs, passionate
raide, adj. stiff, rigid
raide, adv., quite; raide mort.
stone dead
raison, f reason proof avoir raison, to be right
ramage, m., warbling: sons Of birds in the trees
some, any, a | ramasser, v. a. to pick Up,
gather, collect.
ramener, V. a. ($ 158), bring back, bring home.
rang, M., rank.
ranger, V. a. ($ 156), to arrange, put in order, settle.
ranimer, v. a.
mate.
rapide, adj, swift, rapid.
rapidement, adv. rapidly, quickly.
‘appeler, v. a, ($ 158), to recall, call back: se rappeler, to remember.
rapporter, v. a., to bring back, yield; se rapporter à, to
to, correspond
to
revive, reani-
come up with.
rare, adj., scanty, thin.
rassasier, v. à. to satiate, satisfy.
rattraper, v. a., to catch, overtake,
ravi, -e, adj. delighted, charmed 'AVIN, M., ravine.
se raviser, v. refl., to change one's mind.
ravissement, m. delight, re-
rebondissement, m., rebound- Ing
récemment, adv., recently, latelv
recevoir, v. a. ($ 2413, rec vant, reçu, je recois, je reo1 }t recevrat qui 14 r'« coive), to receive
recherché, -e, adj, esteemed, sought after.
récit, m, recital, tale, ac-
Count; faire des récits, to
give accounts; des récits
Î d'autrefois, tales of olden : times.
recommencer, v. a. ($ 156), to
begin again, recommence.
récompense, f. reward, recompense, récompenser, V. a., to reward, recompense, reconduire, v.
conduire),
a, to
($ 195, like take back again, to accompany back, reconnaissance, f.
reconnaître, v. a. ( Connaître), to
gratitude.
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recourber, v. a.
round, bend back.
reçu, past part. of recevoir.
reculer, v.
fall back.
redescendre, v. n., again, redevenir, v. n. ($ venir), to become redingote, f.
tout,
to bend
n., tO draw back,
to go down 178, frock-coat, surovercoat
redoubler, v. a., redouter, v. a.
to redouble, !
to dread, fear.
redresser, v. a, to set up again; se redresser, to raise one's self up; to |
stand erect again,
réel, -le, adj., real.
réfléchir, y n , (Oo reflect, con-
Sider, ponder.
thought,
rétlexion, f. reflec-
recognize, |
refrain, m., refrain, (of a song).
refuser, v.
| cline, regard, m., glance, look.
regarde:, v. a.
view, consider.
règle, f., rule, ruler.
régler, v, a. ($ 158), to settle,
burden
a, to refuse, de-
to look at,
regulate.
régner, Y. n. ($ 158), to reign, rule,
regretter, v, a., to regret, reine, Î., queen.
rejaillissement,
m., spurt,
gush, gushing, rejoindre, v. a. ($ 190, like craindre), to join, over-
take, regain; se rejoindre, to meet each other.
relever, v. a. (S 158), to raise UD again, turn up,
relier, v. a.,
reluire, y.
to bind.
n. ($ 185, like luire), to shine, glisten.
remarquable, adj.
remarquer, v, a., to note, observe, notice.
remercier, v.
, remarkable.
a., to thank (de,
for),
remettre, v, a, ($ 198. like mettre), to put again, put On again, deliver, put off, Postpone; se remettre à. to
begin again to, to remis, past part, of
recovered
recover,
remettre,
remplacer, v, a. (8 156), to take the place of remplir, v, 9, ts an ñii up.
remmner, y. a.,
to stir, to move.
renard, m., fox.
rencontre, Î., meeting; à ta rencontre, to meet you.
rencontrer, v. a, to meet, fall in with.
rendre, v. a., to render, make:
to restore, give back, pay; se rendre, to go, proceed,
surrender, to render to
one’s self; rendre ses devoirs, to pay one’'s respects.
renfermer, v. a., to contain.
renfoncer, v. a. ($ 158), to force back, keep back.
rentrer, v. n., to return, go in again, return home.
renverser, V. à, to upset, overturn, knock down.
réparer, v. a., to repair, mend.
repartir, v. n. ($ 166, like dormir), to set out again.
meal,
repas, Im. repast.
repasser, V. n., {Oo pass again; passer et repasser, to walk up and down
répéter, v. a. ($ 158), to re-
pea
répondre, v. n., to answer,
reply
réponse, reply.
reposer, v, a, to rest, place igain, se reposer, to rest take ont rest; rely upon
repousser, % , to repel, relect, reseï]
reprendre, v. a. ($ 202, like
reprocher, v. a., to reproach:; se reprocher, to reproach one’s self.
réquisition, £., levying, requisition.
résister, v. n. (à), to resist.
résolu, past part. of résoudre,
résolu, -e, adj, resolved, determined.
résolument, adv., boldly, resolutely,
résoudre, v. a. ($ 203), to resolve.
respect, m., respect (ct silent),
respectable, adj, respectable,
respectueusement, adv., re spectfully.
respirer, v. n., to the,
ressemblance, f., r
ressembler (4), y, n.,, to re-
mrlance,
semble, ressortir, v. n. ($ 166, like dormir), to go out again.
reste, m.,, rest, remainder:
au reste, moreover, besides:
du reste, moreover, n., to remain, stay, there is to stop
rester, De left; il left; en rester là,
reste,
there, get no further, résultat, m., result.
retard, m., delay; en retard,
retenir, v, n. ($ 177, like tenir), to hold back, retrain, keep back,
retenu. past part. of retenir.
retomber, v. n., to fall again,
again.
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