partie,/, part, portion, game
partir, to depart, start.
partout, everywhere.
parure,/, dress.
parvenir, to arrive, succeed; faire — , to send.
pas, m., pace, step ; — de course, run, running.
passager -ère, i)assenger.
passe,/, channel.
passé, m., past.
passer, to pass ; se — de, to do without.
passerelle,/, bridge.
passionnément, passionately.
passionner, to excite.
pasteur, m., shepherd.
patienter, to have patience.
pâtir, to suffer.
pâtisserie,/, pastry.
patois, m.f dialect, jargon, patrie,/, native land, home.
patron, m.^ patron saint, master.
patte,/, paw; à quatre —s, on
all fours, pâturage, m.^ pasture.
pauyre, poor, pauvreté,/, poverty.
pavilion, m., flag, tent.
pavoiser, to adorn, flag.
payement, m., pay, payment, payer, to pay.
pays, «., country.
paysage, »«., landscape, country.
paysan, m., countryman, farmer, peau,/, skin, hide, pêche,/, peach, fishing.
pêcher, to fish.
pêcherie,/, fishery.
pêcheur, m., fisherman.
peindre, to paint, peine,/, pain, trouble, penalty;
à — , hardly.
peiner, to grieve, toil.
peinture,/, painting, picture.
pêle-mêle, pell-mell, in confu*
sion, mixed up.
pèlerin, m., pilgrim.
pèlerinage, m., pilgrimage, penchant, m., slope.
VOCABULARY
pendiery to bend, incline, lean, pendant -«, hanging, pendant, while; — qne, while, pendre, to hang, pénétra, to penetrate, pénible, painful, hard ; — ment
with difficulty, penaée,/, thou^t, idea, penser, to think, believe.
pensif -re, thoughtful pente,/, slope.
percer, to pierce.
peroeroir, to collect, perceive.
percher, to perch.
perdre, to lose, ruin, destroy.
père, m^ father. [ment.
perfectionnement, m., improveperlide, treacherous, perforer, to pierce.
périmètre, jm., drcumference.
péripétie,/, accident, adventure, périr, to perish, perle,/, pearl perlière, pearl-bearing, permettre, to permit, permission,/, leave.
pérorer, to harangue, perroquet, m., parrot, permque,/, wig.
personne,/, person, nobody, perte, /, loss, damage ; à — de
vue, as far as the eye can see.
perturbation,/, disturbance, pesage, m., weighing, peser, to weigh, rest peste,/, plague.
pétiller, to sparkle, crackle.
petit -e, smalL petite-^Ue, grand-daughter.
petit-fils, grand-son.
petit-enfant, grand-child.
pétrole, «»., petroleum.
pen, little, few ; à — près, neaily peuplade,/, colony, tribe.
people, jnr., people, nation.
peupl«r, to fill. peur,/, fear.
pent-^tre, perha^.
Pharaon, Pharaoh, phare, m., light-house.
photographie,/, photograph.
phrase,/, sentence, physionomie,/, face.
physique, physical, pic, «»., peak, pièce,/, part, paper, gun.
pied, m., foot, piège, JM., snare, trap.
pierre,/, stone.
piété,/, piety.
piéton, m., pedestrian.
pieu, OT., stake.
pieux -se, pious, pilier, m., pillar.
piller, to pillage, plunder, piquer, to prick, sting, stick, dot piqûre,/, prick, sting.
pire {cu(;.\ worse, worst.
pis (adv.)y worse, worst, piyoine,/, peony, place, /, square ; — de guerre, fortress.
VOCABULARY
placer, to place, put.
plage,/, strand, plaie,/, wound, plague, plaindre, to pity ; se — , to complain, plaine,/, plain, plaire, to please, plaisant -e, ludicrous, plaisanter, to jest, joke, plaisanterie,/, joke, jest, plaisir, m., pleasure, planche,/, board, plank, plancher, m., floor, plantureux -se, abundant, fertile, plat, m.<, dish, mess, plat -e, flat, level, dead, plateau, m., plate, sheet.
plâtre, m, y plaster, plein <-e, full, pleurer, to weep.
pleuYOir, to rain, pli, m., fold, wrinkle, hollow, plier, to fold, bend.
plomb, m,y lead, plonger, to plunge, dive.
plongeur^ m., diver, pluie,/, rain, plume,/, feather, pen.
plupart,/, greatest part.
plus, more, most, plusieurs, many, several.
plutôt, rather.
poche,/, pocket.
poids, I»., weight.
poignard, m., dagger, ppignée,/, handful.
poignet, m., wrist, poil, m., hair.
poing, m. y fist. [not.
point, iw., point, dot ; ne — , no, pointe,/, point.
pointu -e, pointed, sharp, poire,/, pear, pois, /«., pea.
poisson, m. y fish.
poitrine,/, breast, chest.
poivre, m. y pepper.
polir, to polish. politesse,/, politeness, pomme,/, apple.
pommier, #«., apple-tree.
pompe,/, pomp, ceremony, ponce (pierre), /., pumice-stone.
pont, m. y deck, bridge.
porc, m.y pig.
portant, bien — , in good health.
porte,/, gate, door, porte-drapeau, m., standardbearer, porte-monnaie, m.y purse, porte-voix, m ., speaking-trumpet.
porter, to carry, bear, wear, porteur, m,y carrier, bearer, portière,/, door, curtain.
posément, calmly.
poser, to lay, set, put, place, posséder, to possess.
poste, /, post-oflSce.
poteau, m,y post, stake, poudre,/, powder, dust poudreux -se, dusty.
poule,/, hen, fowl.
VOCABULARY
poulet, m., chicken.
ponmon/m., lung.
poupe,/., ster.i.
pourpre, purple.
pourquoi, why.
poursuivre, to pursue, follow.
pourtant, however, yet.
pourvu que, provided, if only.
pousse,/., shoot.
poussée, /, pushing, pressure.
pousser, to push, drive, grow,
utter.
poussière, /., dust.
poussiéreux -se, dusty.
pouvoir, to be able, can.
prairie,/, meadow.
pratique, practical.
pré, m., meadow, précieusement, carefully.
précipitamment, hastily.
précipiter, to rush, hurry.
précisément, precisely, prédire, to foretell.
préfet, m., prefect.
premier, -ère, first.
prendre, to take, seize, préoccupation,/, thought.
préoccupé -e, absorbed.
préparatif, /»., preparation.
préposé -e, entrusted, charged, près, near ; de — , near at hand ;
à peu — , almost.
prescrire, to prescribe.
presque, almost, presse,/, crowd.
pressé -e, hurrying.
presser, to press, urge, hasten.
pressoir, m., press.
pressurer, to press.
prêt -e, ready.
prétendre, to pretend, claim, imagine.
prétendu -e, pretended, socalled.
prêter, to lend, take.
preuve, /, proof, evidence, test.
prévenir, to prevent, anticipate, warn.
prévenu -e, accused.
prévoir, to foresee.
prier, to pray.
prière,/, prayer.
primaire, primary.
principe, m., principle.
printemps, m.^ spring.
prise, /, capture, prize, hold; — s, close quarters.
priver, to deprive.
prix, m. , price, cost, expense.
procédé, »!., proceeding, process.
procéder, to proceed.
procliain -e, near, next.
prodige, m., wonder.
prodiguer, to waste, lavish.
produire, to produce, yield.
produit, /»., product.
proférer, to utter.
profil, m., outline.
profond -e, deep.
profondément, profoundly, deep-
VOCABULARY
profondeur,/., depth.
progrès, m., progress.
proie,/., prey, booty.
projet, tn.^ project, scheme.
projeter, to project, cast, hurl.
prolongement, m., extension.
promener, to move, carry ; se — , to walk.
promeneur, m.^ pedestrian.
promettre, to promise.
prononcer, to pronounce.
propos, m., discourse, words.
propre, own, clean, fit.
propreté,/., cleanliness.
propriété,/, property.
prospère, prosperous.
protéger, to protect.
proue,/, prow.
prouyer, to prove.
](roYenance,/, source.
pcOYenir^ to proceed, come.
prorisoire, provisional, temporary.
prune,/, plum.
publier, to publish.
puis, then, next.
puiser, to draw.
puisque, since, as.
puissance, /., power, force.
puissant -e, powerful.
puits, m. y well.
pulluler, to swarm.
punir, to punish.
punition,/, punishment
pupille, m. /., pupil, ward.
pur -e, clear.
quai, m., wharf.
qualifier, to call.
quand, when.
quant (à), as to, as for.
quarante, forty.
quarante-huit, forty -eight.
quart, w., quarter, watch.
quartier, m.<, quarter, ward ; — maître, m.^ quartermaster.
quatorze, fourteen.
quatre, four.
quatrième, fourth.
que, which, what, that, than, as ; ne . . . — , only.
quel -le, which, what.
quelconque, any, whatever.
quelque, some, any, a few; — . . . que, however.
quelquefois, sometimes.
quelqu'un -e, someone, somebody.
quête,/, quest, search.
queue, /., tail.
quintal, m., 200 pounds.
quinze, fifteen. [get off.
quitte, free, clear; être — , to
quitter, to leave.
quoi, what.
quoique, although.
quotidien -ne, daily.
rabatteur, m^ hunter, driver, rabougri -e, stunted, dwarf.
IÇO
VOCABULARY
raccommoder, to mend, repair.
racine,/., root.
racler, to scrape.
raconter, to tell, relate.
rade,/, roadstead.
radeau, m^ raft.
radouber, to refit, repair.
raffermir, to fasten.
ragaillardir, to cheer up.
rage, faire — , to rage, be violent.
raide, stiff.
raideur,/, stiffness.
raison, /, reason, cause; de — , right, rightly; avoir — , to be right; mettre à la — , to settle, bring to order ; avoir — de, to
raisonner, to reason, [conquer.
rajeunir, to make young.
ralentir, to slacken.
ralentissement, m,, slackening.
ramasser, to collect, pick up.
rame,/, oar.
rameau, m., branch.
ramener, to bring back, revive, hand in.
rameur, m., rower.
rampe, /, slope, rail, balustrade.
ramper, to creep, crawl.
rancune,/, spite, grudge.
rang, m., rank, row.
rangé -e, steady, orderly.
rangée,/, row.
ranger, to arrange; se — , to line up.
ranimer, to cheer up, revive.
rapatrier, to bring home, rapetisser (se), to grow less, grow
short.
rapide, rapid, steep, rappeler, to recall, call back;
se — , to remember, rapport, m., report, relation, rapporter, to bring back, bring
in, report.
rapproché -«, near, rapprocher, to bring near ; se — ,
to come near.
rarement, seldom, raser, to shave, graze, skim over, rasoir, m., razor, rassurer, to reassure, encourag«sratifier, to ratify, rationner, to deal out (as rations), rattraper, to overtake, rayage, m., devastation, ravager, to devastate, lay wast«.
ray in, m.^ ravine, rayiné -e, ravined.
ravir, to plunder, take away,
charm, rayissement, m., charm, rapture., ravitailler, to revictual.
rayon, m., ray, beam, rayonnant -e, beaming, radiant, rebâtir, to rebuild, rebiffer (se), to resist, rebondir, to rebound, récemment, recently, recevoir, to receive.
réchauffer, to warm, rechercher, to seek.
VOCABULARY
réciproque, reciprocal.
récit, m., story, tale.
réciter, to relate.
réclamer, to claim, call for.
reclouer, to nail, nail again.
récolte, /, crop, harvest.
récolter, to gather, reap.
recommander, to recommend.
recompter, to count again.
réconforter, to cheer up.
reconnaissable, known.
reconnaissance, /, gratitude, recognizance.
reconnaître, to recognize, look at, reconnoitre.
recoudre, to sew on.
recouvrir, to cover.
recueillir, to gather, collect, pick up.
reculer, to put off.
redescendre, to take down, come down.
redevenir, to become again.
redire, to repeat.
redonner, to give again.
redouter, to dread, fear.
redresser, to straighten.
réduire, to reduce.
réellement, really.
refaire, to make over, mend, refresh.
refermer, to shut again, close up.
réfléchi -e, calm, deliberate.
réfléchir, to reflect, meditate.
reflux, m., ebb, ebbing.
refroidir, to cool, grow cold.
refroidissement, m,, chill, cold.
réfugier (se), to seek shelter.
refuser, to refuse, deny.
regagner, to recover, return to.
régal, m., feast.
regard, w., look.
regarder, to look at.
régime, m. y mie, discipline.
règle,/., rule, order.
règlement, m., regulation.
régler, to regulate.
régner, to rule, prevail.
regorger, to overflow.
régulièrement, regularly.
réhabiliter, to rehabilitate, redeem.
reine, /, queen.
rejeter, to reject.
rejoindre, to rejoin, meet, overtake, keep up with.
réjouir, to rejoice, cheer.
réjouissance,/, rejoicing.
réjouissant -e, amusing.
relâche, /, stop; faire —, to put in.
relâcher, to stop, put in.
relater, to relate.
relever, to raise up, pick up, al« lege; se — , to rise, get up.
relier, to bind, connect.
religieux, m., monk.
relique,/, relic.
reluire, to glitter.
remarier (se), to remarry.
remarquer, to notice.
remercier, to thank.
VOCABULARY
remettrei to put again, delay, de-
remonter, to go, come up. [liver.
remontrance» /., warning.
remords, m,, remorse.
remplacer, to replace, relieve.
remplir, to fill, fulfil.
remporter, to carry away.
remaer, to move.
renaître, to revive, spring up.
rencontre,/., encounter, meeting.
rencontrer, to meet.
rendement, m., yield.
rendez-YOue, w., meeting, meeting-place.
rendre, to restore, give back ; se — , to go, stibmit, surrender; 80 — compte de, to notice, take account of.
renfermer, to shut up.
renfort, m., reinforcement.
renoncement, m., renunciation.
renoncer, to renounce.
renonveler, to renew.
rentrée,/, return.
rentrer, to return, bring in.
renverse (à la), backwards.
renversé -e, upside down.
renverser, to upset, overthrow.
repaître, to feed, devour.
répandre, to spread.
reparaître, to reappear.
repartir, to set out again.
repas, m., meal.
repasser, to repass, iron.
répéter, to repeat.
repiquer, to replant.
replier, to fold again.
répliqner, to answer.
replonger, to plunge again.
répondre, to answer.
repos, /«., rest.
reposer, to rest.
reprendre, to retake, take up again, begin, resume.
représentant, m., representative.
représenter, to represent; se — , to imagine.
requérir, to request, demand.
requête,/, request, petition.
requin, m., shark.
requis -e, requisite.
résigner (se), to submit, decide.
résineux -se, resinous.
résister (à), to oppose.
résolu <-e, bold, determined, resolved.
résolument, resolutely.
résoudre, to resolve.
respectueux -se, respectf uL
respirer, to breathe, inhale.
resplendir, to shine.
ressaisir, to seize again, recover.
ressembler, to resemble.
ressentir, to feel ; se — , to suffer.
ressort, m., spring.
ressortir, to go out again.
ressuscité (le), the restored one.
restaurer, to restore.
reste, m., remainder; du — , besides.
rester, to remain.
rétablir, to restore.
VOCABULARY
retard, m^ delay ; en — , late.
retardataire, late, tardy.
retarder, to delay.
retenir, to retain, detain* remember.
retentir, to resound, ring.
retirer, to draw out, withdraw.
retomber, to fall again.
retour, /»., return; de — , back.
retourner, to turn, return.
retraité, retired.
retranchement,/»., intrenchment.
retrancher, to retrench, entrench, cut off.
rétrécir, to contract.
retrouver, to find again.
réunir, to collect ; se — , to meet.
réussir, to succeed.
reyanche,/., revenge.
rêye, m., dream.
réveil, m., awaking.
réveiller, to awake.
revenir, to come, return, amount.
revenu, m., income.
rêver, to dream.
revêtir, to clothe, put on, dress.
rêveur -se, pensive, thoughtful.
revivre, to revive.
revoir, to see again.
révoquer, to revoke, recall.
rhume, m., cold.
riant -e, cheerful, smiling.
riche, rich.
richesse,/., riches.
rideau, m., curtain.
rien, nothing.
rigueur,/., severity, rire, m., laughter, rire, to laugh, ris, w., reef.
risette (faire), to receive kindly, risque, m,^ risk.
risquer, to risik, venture.
rivage, tn.^ bank, shore, rivaliser, to vie with, rive,/, bank, shore, riverain, m., shore-dweller, rivière,/, river.
riz, »!., rice, robe,/, gown, roc, »!., rock, roche,/, rock, rocher, m.^ rock, rocheux -se, rocky, rôder, to rove, roam, roi, m., king.
romain -e, Roman, roman, m., romance, story, romancier, xn., novelist, storyteller.
rompre, to break, ronde,/, round, song, rose, pink (color).
rôtir, to roast, roue,/, wheel.
rouer, to overwhelm.
rouge, red.
rougeâtre, reddish, rougir, to blush, become red.
rougir, to blush, rouiller, to rust.
roulant -e, rolling, moving.
VOCABULARY
rouleau, m., roll.
Toulementy m.^ rolling.
rouler, to roll, move.
roulis, //I. I rolling.
route,/, road, way; en — , go
on!
royaume, m., kingdom, rubia, «., ruby, rude, rough, hard.
rudement, hard, rue,/., street, ruisseler, to stream, drip, ruse,/, trick.
sable, m.^ sand.
sablonneux -se, sandy.
sabord, m., port-hole.
sac, m., sack, clothes-bag.
saccager, to plunder.
sacré -e, sacred, holy.
sacrifier, to sacrifice, devote.
sagement, prudently.
sagesse,/, wisdom.
sain -e, sound, healthy, wholesome; — et sauf, safe and sound.
saint -e, sadnt, sacred, holy.
saisir, to seize, catch, thrill.
saisissement, m., shock, faintness.
saison,/, season..
salaire, m., wages.
sale, dirty, filthy.
salle,/, hall, room.
saluer, to salute, greet.
salut, m., salute.
salve,/, volley, salute.
samedi, m., Saturday.
sang, I»., blood.
sang-froid, m,y coolness, calm.
sanglot, m., sob, sobbing.
sangloter, to sob.
sans, without.
santé,/, health.
saphir, m., sapphire.
Sardaigne, /., Sardinia.
satiné -e, satin-like.
satisfaire, to satisfy, please.
satisfaisant -e, satisfactory.
saturer, to saturate, fill.
saucisson, m.^ sausage.
sauf, save, except.
sauf -ye, safe.
sauter, to leap, jump, blow up.
sauterelle,/, grasshopper.
sauvage, wild.
sauver, to save ; se — , to escape^
run away, sauvetage, m., saving, sauveur, m., rescuer, deliverer, savamment, wisely, carefully, savant -e, clever, skilful.
savoir, to know, be able, savonnade,/, lather, savonner, to soap, lather, scandaliser, to offend, scie,/, saw.
scier, to saw.
scolaire, scholastic, sculpture (/ silent), carving.
VOCABULARY
séance, /., session.
seau, m.^ pail, bucket.
seCy sèche, dry, thin, lean.
sécher, to dry.
sécheresse,/, dryness.
second (en), assistant, mate.
seconder, to help.
secouer, to shake.
secourir, to help.
secours, m., succor, help.
secousse,/., shock.
séduire, to mislead.
seize, sixteen.
séjour, m,^ stay.
sel, m,y salt.
selon, according to.
semaine,/, week. [creature.
semblable, like, alike, fellow-
sembler, to look, seem.
semelle,/, sole.
semence,/, seed, sowing.
semer, to sow.
sens, I»., sense, judgment, conviction, direction.
sensibilité,/, feeling.
sentencieusement, sententiously.
sentier, m., path.
sentiment, m.y feeling.
sentir, to feel, smell.
sept, seven.
septentrional -e, northern.
série,/, series.
sérieux -se, serious; au — , in earnest, seriously.
serment, m., oath.
serré -e, tight, closed, close.
serrer, to squeeze, clasp, keep, serrurier, m., locksmith, serviette,/, napkin, towel, servir, to serve, be of use; sa
— , to make use.
serviteur, m., servant, seuil, m.^ threshold, seul -e, alone, only, single, seulement, solely, only, sévir, to rage.
si, if, unless, so.
siècle, m., century, siège, tn.f seat, siéger, to sit.
sien -ne, his, hers ; les — s, his
or her family.
siffler, to whistle.
sifflet, w., whistle, signaler, to signal, distinguish,
point out.
signe, ///., mark, token, sign, signer, to sign.
silencieux -se, silent, silencieusement, silently, sillage, m.y track, wake, sillon, m., furrow.
singe, /;/., monkey, sinistre, unlucky, evil, ominous, sinon, else, if not.
sirène,/, fog-horn.
sitôt (que), as soon as.
situé -e, situated.
sobre, moderate, calm, sœur,/, sister.
soi, oneself, soie,/, silk.
içô
VOCABULARY
soif,/, thirst.
soigner, to nurse.
soigneux ^e, careful.
soigneusement, carefully.
soi-même, yourself.
soin, m.t care, [evening before,
soir, m.y evening; veille au — ,
soirée,/, evening.
soit, either, or, say.
soixante, sixty.
sol, m.f soil, ground, earth.
soldat, m.t soldier.
sole,/, sole (fish).
soleil, m.t sun.
solennité,/, solemnity.
solide, firm.
solidement, firmly.
solitaire, solitary, lonely.
solive,/, beam.
sombre, dark.
sombrer, to sink.
somme, m., nap.
somme,/, sum.
sommeil, m., sleep.
sommet, m., summit.
son, m.f sound.
sonder, to sound.
songe, m.y dream.
songer, to dream, think.
sonner, to sound, ring, strike.
sort, m.y fate.
sorte,/, kind, species; de — que,
so that ; en quelque — , so to
speak, sortie,/, going out, attack, [out.
sortir, to come out; «., coming
sou, m., cent, souci, m.y care, soucier (se), to care, soucieux -se, careful, anxious, soudain -e, sudden, suddenly, souffle, m.y breath, blast, souffler, to blow, soufflet, m.y bellows, souffleter, to slap, souffrance,/, suffering.
souffrir, to suffer, bear, souhait, m., wish, desire, souhaiter, to wish, desire, soulagement, m.y relief.
soulager, to ease, relieve.
soulèyement, m., rising, soulever, to lift, heave, raise, soumettre, to submit, subdue, soumis -e, subject, soupe,/, soup.
souper, m.y supper ; vera, to sup.
source,/, spring.
sourd -e, deaf, dull, hollow, sourire, to smile.
sous, under.
sous-marin -e, submarine, soustraire, to purloin, steal, soutenir, to support, sustain, souterrain, ~e, underground, soutien, m., support.
souvenir, m.y memory, souvenir (se), to remember, souvent, often.
souverain, m.y ruler, stationner, to stay, stop, stentor (de), stentorian.
VOCABULARY
strident -e, shrill.
stupeur,/., amazement.
sn, past part, of savoir.
subalterne, subordinate. [go.
subir, to suffer, submit to, under-
subit -e, sadden, suddenly.
subsister, to exist.
succéder (à), to follow.
sucre, m.y sugar.
sud, m., south.
sud-est, m., south-east.
sud-ouest, south-west.
suffire, to suffice, be equal.
suffisamment, sufficiently.
suffisant -e, sufficient.
suffoquer, to suffocate.
suggérer, to suggest.
suisse, Swiss.
suite,/, consequence, sequel, result, continuation ; tout de — , at once.
suivant -e, following, next.
suivre, to follow.
sujet, m., subject, cause.
sujet -te, subject, exposed.
superficie,/, surface.
supporter, to suffer.
supprimer, to suppress.
sur, OT., upon.
aûr -e, sure, certain.
sûrement, surely, certainly.
surexciter, to excite, stir up.
surmonter, to surmount, rise above.
aumager, to swim, come to the surface.
surprendre, to surprise, overhear, sursaut (en), with a start, surtout, especially, surveillance, /, supervision, surveiller, to oversee, inspect,
watch.
survenir, to come unexpectedly, survivre, to survive, outlive, suspendre, to suspend, hang,
stop.
sympathique, kind, warm.
tabac, m., tobacco.
tablier, m., floor.
tache,/, spot, stain.
tacher, to spot, stain.
taille,/., cut, shape, size, figure.
tailler, to cut, cut out.
taire, to conceal ; se — , to keep
silence.
talus, m., slope, bank, tambour, m., drum, drummer.
tandis que, while.
tangage, m.^ pitching, taut, so much, so many, as much.
tantôt, presently, now.
tapis, m., carpet, cloth, taquiner, to tease, taquinerie,/, teasing, tard, late.
tarder, to delay ; il me tarde, I
long, tasse,/, cup.
teindre, to dye, stain.
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VOCABULARY
teinte,/, tint, cast.
teinter, to tint, tinge.
tel -le, such, like.
tellement, so.
téméraire, bold, rash.
témoignage, w., testimony, evidence.
témoigner, to testify, show.
témoin, m., witness.
tempérant -e, moderate.
tempéré -e, temperate.
tempérer, to moderate.
tempête,/, tempest, storm.
temps, m., time, weather.
tenailles,/, pincers.
tendre, to hand, stretch, reach.
tendre, tender, affectionate.
tenez, hold , see I
tenir, to hold, hold out, keep, take, desire ; se — , to stand.
tentatiye,/, attempt.
tente,/, tent.
tenter, to try.
tenne, /, keeping; grande —, full dress.
terme, m., term, word, limit.
terminer, to end.
terrain, m., ground, soil.
terrassement, m., earthwork.
terre,/, earth, land, ground.
terreur,/, fear, dread.
tête, /., head; en tête-à-tête, alone.
texte, m.^ subject.
thé, M., tea.
théâtre, I»., scene.
thon, m., tunny.
tiède, lukewarm.
tiens, see !
tiers, third.
tige, /, trunk, stem.
tigre, w., tiger.
timonier, m.^ steersman.
tir, m., shooting, fire.
tirailleur, m., sharp-shooter, skirmisher.
tirer, to draw, pull, fire.
tisane,/, tea.
titre, m.y title, claim, right, rank.
toile,/, cloth, linen.
toise,/, fathom, measuring bar.
toit, iw., toiture,/, roof.
tole,/, sheet-iron.
tombe,/, tombeau, m,^ tomb, grave.
tomber, to fall
ton, f»., tone, tune.
tonneau, m., cask.
tonnerre, /»., thunder.
torpeur,/, stupor, indifference.
torse, xn., trunk.
tort, m.\ wrong ; à — , wrongly.
tôt, soon; au plus — , as soon as possible.
touchant -e, affecting.
toucher (à), to touch.
toujours, always, anyhow.
tour, »«., turn, revolution; /, tower.
tourbillon, m., whirlwind.
tourbillonner, to whirl.
tourmente,/, tempest, storm.
VOCABULARY
tourusery to turn.
tout -e, all, whole, quite ; — à coupy suddenly.
traditionnel -le, customary.
traduire, to transfer, translate.
trahir, to betray.
trahison,/, treason, treachery.
train, m., train; en — , in the act.
trainer, to draw, drag, lead.
traire, to milk.
trait, m., action, deed.
traité, m. y treaty, treatise.
traitement, m., treatment, salary.
traître, m.<, traitor, rogue.
trajet, m., passage, journey.
tramway, m., street-car, streetrailway.
tranchant -e, sharp.
tranchée,/., trench.
trancher, to cut off.
tranquille, calm ; sois —, don't worry.
tranquilliser, to calm.
transborder, to transfer, transship.
transcrire, to copy.
transpirer, to perspire.
transport, m., transportation.
trapu -e, squat, thick- set.
trayail, m,y labor, work.
trayailler, to work.
trayailleur, m., workman.
travers ; à — , across, through ; en — , across, in the way.
traverse, /, cross-piece.
traversée,/, voyage, crossing, traverser, to cross, pierce, treize, thirteen.
treizième, thirteenth.
tremblement, m., trembling, trembler, to tremble, tremper, to drench, soak, trentaine,/, about thirty.
trente, thirty.
trente-cinq, thirty-five, trépigner, to stamp, très, very.
trésor, m., treasure, tressaillir, to start.
tribord, m., starboard, tribu,/, tribe, clan, colony, tribunal, m., court, tricher, to cheat, tricherie,/, cheating.
tricolore, three-colored, triomphalement, in triumph, triste, sad.
tristesse,/, sadness.
trois, three, troisième, third, trombe,/, water-spout, trompe,/, trunk, tromper, to deceive; so — , to
be mistaken, trop, too, too much, trottoir, m., pavement.
trou, m., hole, ditch, troubler, to trouble; se — , to
be disturbed.
troupeau, m., flock, herd, trouver, to find.
soo
VOCABULARY
tuer, to kill.
Tunisie,/, Tunis (the conntry).
tuteur, m., guardian.
CJ.
un-e, a, one; les -s, some.
unanime, unanimous.
uni -e, smooth, level.
unir, to unite, join.
usage, m., use, custom; hors
d* — , worn out.
usé -e, worn out.
user, to wear, wear out, make
use.
usine, /., works, factory, utile, useful, utiliser, to use,
ya, yais, ^es, of aller, yacance, /, holidays.
yacarme, m., noise, yache,/., cow. [ing.
ya-et-yient, m.^ coming and goyague,/, wave, yaguement, vaguely, yaguemestre, m.^ postman, yaillant -e, courageous, yaincre, to conquer.
yainqueur, m., conqueror, yaisseau, m., vessel, ship, yaleur,/, price, value, yallée,/., valley.
yaloir, to be worth, equal, be as
good as; — mieux, to be
better.
yanter (se), to boast yapeur,/., vapor, steam, steamer.
Y&ut, près, of yaloir.
yécut, past def. of vivra»
yégétale, fertile, yeille,/., watching, eve. [afteK yeiller, to sit up, watch, look yelu -e, hairy, shaggy, yendre, to sell.
yenger, to avenge. [just
yenir, to come; — de, to have yent, m., wind, yente, /., sale.
yentre, m., stomach, belly, yer, »*., worm, yerdoyant <-e, green, yerger, m., orchard, yergue,/, yard.
yéritable, real, yérité,/, truth, vernis, m., varnish, yerre, m., glass, verrou, w., bolt, vers, towards, yersant, m., slope, yerser, to p>our, spill, vert -e, green, yeste, /., jacket, vestige, w., track, trace, vêtement, m,y garment, clothes, vêtir, to dress, veuve,/, widow, yexant -e, annoying, vezer, to vex, annoy, viande,/, meat ; — de consery», canned meat.
VOCABULARY
vide, empty.
yider, to empty.
vie,/., life.
vieil (vieux), vieille, old.
vieillir, to grow old, look old.
viens, from venir,
vieux, vieille, old. [lively.
vif -ve, alive, living, bright, keen,
vigie,/, look-out.
vigne,/., vine.
vigoureux -se, vigorous.
vigueur,/, strength.
vilain -e, vile, nasty, miserable.
ville,/, town, city.
vîmes, past def. oiyoiir.
vin, »!., wine.
vinaigre, m., vinegar.
vingt, twenty.
vingtaine,/, score.
vingt-cinq, twenty-five.
vingtième, twentieth.
vingt-quatre, twenty-four.
vingt-septième, twenty -seven th.
violemment, violently.
visage, m.y face.
viser, to aim at.
vite, quick, quickly.
Vitesse,/, speed.
vitre, / , glass, [ing his lifetime.
vivant -e, living ; de son — , dur-
vivat, w., cheer.
vivement, quickly, earnestly.
vivres, m.^ provisions.
vivre, to live.
vœu, m., wish, desire, vow.
voici, here is, here are.
voie,/, way, road, track.
voilà, there is, there are.
voile,/, sail ; faire —, to sail.
voilier, ///., sailmaker.
voir, to see.
voisin, I»., neighbor.
voisinage, m., vicinity.
voiture, /, carriage, coach.
voix,/, voice.
vol, iw., flight, theft.
volaille,/, poultry.
volcan, m.^ volcano.
voler, to rob, steal, fly.
voleur, m , thief, robber.
volontaire, wilful ; «., volunteer.
volontairement, willingly, delib.
erately.
volonté,/, will.
volontiers, willingly.
voltiger, to flutter.
vorace, greedy.
voracité,/, greediness.
vouloir, to will, wish, be willing; — bien, be willing ; — dire, to
voûte,/, vault, arch. [mean.
voyage, i»., journey.
voyageur -se, passenger, traveler, traveling.
vrai -e, true, real, genuine.
vraiment, truly, really.
vraisemblable, likely, probable.
vu -e, past part, of voir,
vue,/, sight.
wagon, m., railway coach.
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