partie,/., part
partir, to set out, start, proceed, leave.
partout, everywhere.
parure,/., ornament, attire.
parvenir, to reach, arrive at, succeed in.
pas, tn., pace, step ; adv., not.
passablement, tolerably.
passag-er, -ere, passing, passenger.
passe,/., pass.
passer, to pass; se — , to happen, dispense with.
passionn£, — e, impassioned.
passion£ment, passionately.
pathdtique, pathetic.
patiemment, patiently.
patiss-ier, -ere, pastry-cook.
patrie,/., native land or place.
patron, tn., patron, employer.
parte,/., paw.
pauvre, poor.
pauvret£,/., poverty.
paver, to pave.
payer, to pay.
payeur, ///., payer.
pays, in., country, land.
peau, /., skin.
peche, /.. peach.
peche,/., fishing.
pech£, tn., sin.
pecheur, tn., fisherman.
pedant, -e, pedant.
p6danterie,/., pedantry.
peindre, to paint, portray, peine, /., pain, trouble ; a — .
hardly, scarcely.
peintre, tn., painter, peinture,/., painting.
pelle,/., shovel, penchant, tn., inclination, pencher, to incline, lean, pendant, during, for.
pendre, to hang.
pen£tr4, -e, penetrated, affected.
p£n£trer, to penetrate, go
through, concern.
p£nible, painful, toilsome, penitence, /., repentance, pensee,/., thought, idea, penser, to think ; j'ai pens£ etre
empal6, I came near being
impaled, percer, pierce, open, perdre, to lose, defame, ruin.
pere, m., father, peripat^ticien, -ne, peripatetic.
p6rir, to perish, perissable, perishable, permettre, to allow, permis, -e, lawful, perroquet, m., parrot.
Persan, -e, Persian.
Perse, /., Persia ; adj., Persian.
persScuter, to persecute.
Pers£polis, m., Persepolis.
personnage, tn., personage, personne,/., person ; -ne, pron.
no one, any one.
persuader, to persuade, perte,/., loss, ruin, pervers, -e, perverse, pesamment, heavily, pesanteur,/, weight, ponderous-
ness.
peser, to weigh, pestilentiel, -le, pestilential.
petit, -e, small, little.
potitesse,/., littleness.
peu, little, few; pour — que, if
only, however little ; — a — ,
little by little, peuple, m., people, nation, peupler, to populate, peur,/., fear, peut-etre, perhaps, philosophale ; la pierre — , the
philosopher's stone, philosophe, m., philosopher, philosopher, to philosophize, philosophic,/., philosophy, physicien, m., natural philosopher, physicist, physionomie, /., physiognomy, physique, physical, bodily, picotement, in., prickling.
Pictaves, inhabitants of the
province of 1'oitou.
piece,/., piece, room; de toutes
— s, at all points, pied, m., foot; -de roi, foot-rule, pierre, /., stone; une — de
touche, a touchstone, pierreries,/, precious stones, piller, to plunder, pillage, crib, pince,/., tongs, crowbar, pincettes, /. pi., tongs, pincers, pinnule,/, sight-vane, piquant, -e, pointed, prickly, piquer, to prick; se — , to
plume oneself, piqure,/, prick, puncture, pire, worse.
pis, •!,/-., worse, the worst.
pitie\ /, pity ; quelle — , what a
paltry thing ' place,/, place, room, office, marplacer, to place. [ket, square, plaider, to plead, plaideu r, se, litigant. plaie, < ., wound. [plain,
plaindre, to pity ; se — , to complaint,/., plain, plainte, /., < omplaint, groaning.
plaire, to please; a Dieu ne
plaise! God forbid! plut au ciel ! would to heaven !
plaisamment, humorously.
plaisant, -e, pleasant, humorous, laughable, diverting.
plaisanterie,/, pleasantry, practical joke.
plaisir, m., pleasure.
planete,/., planet.
plante,/, plant.
plat, -e, Mat.
pl£b£ien, -ne, plebeian.
plein, -e, full, rilled.
pleinement, fully.
pleur, m., poet., lament.
pleurer, to weep.
plomb, m., lead.
plonger, to plunge, dip.
pluie,/, rain.
plume,/, feather, pen.
plupart, (la),/, most, the greatest part.
plus, more; de — , moreover.
plusieurs, several, many.
plutot, rather.
poche,/, pocket.
po£sie,/, poetry.
poete, m., poet.
poids, in., weight.
poignard, m., dagger.
point, iuh\, not, no; in., point; a — nomme\ in the nick of time ;le — du jour, day-bit ak.
pointe,/, point.
pointu, -e, pointed, sharp.
poisson, ;//., tish.
poitrine, /., i hest.
polaire, polar.
pole, ///., {attr.), pole.
poli, e, polite, polished.
police^ e, polished, civilized.
poliment, politely.
politesse, /., politeness.
pompe,/, pomp.
pont, m., bridge.
pontife, ///., pontiff.
porcelaine, /., china
pore, in., pore.
porte,/., door, gate.
port6, -e, inclined, disposed.
porter, to bear, enact, porteu-r, -se, bearer, portier, m., porter, doorkeeper, portiere,/"., coach-door, portion,/"., portion, share, portrait, in., picture, portrait.
poser, to place, positi-f, -ve, positive.
poss£der, to possess, own.
poste,/"., post, post-office.
post£rit6, /'., posterity, postilion, m., postilion, pouce, m., thumb, inch, poule, /., hen. [order to.
pour, for, on account of, as, in pourpre, purple, pourquoi, why.
pourri, -e, rotten, pourrir, to rot.
pourriture,/"., rottenness, poursuite,/'., pursuit, poursuivre, to pursue, persecute, pourvoir, to provide, pourvu que, provided that, pousser, to push, utter, hit.
poussiere,/"., dust.
pouvoir, to be able, prairie,/., meadow, pratique,/"., customer. [with, pratiquer, to practise, associate precaution,/"., precaution.
pr£ceMer, to precede, precepte, «., precept, pr^cepteur, m., teacher, precher, to preach, pr^cieu-x, -se, precious, precipitamment, precipitately.
pr£cipit£, -e, hurried.
pr6cipiter, to hurl ; se — , to
fling oneself headlong, rush
down.
precis6ment, precisely.
preMicateur, m., preacher.
pr£dire, to foretell.
pr6f£rer, to prefer.
pr6jug£, m., prejudice.
premices,/., first-fruits, premie-r, -ere, best, first,
former, prendre, to take, grasp, borrow;
s'y — , to go or set about it;
bien lui prit or lui en prit, it
was lucky for him.
preparer, to prepare; se — , to
prepare, pres, pres de, near, close to, on
the point of; a cela — , this
excepted; a beaucoup — , not
nearly.
pr£sager, to forbode. prescrire, to prescribe, presence,/"., presence, sight, presenter, to present; se — , to
present oneself, preserver, to preserve.
pr£sider, to preside, presque, almost, nearly, presse, /., throng, press ; sous
— , in the press.
press£, -e, hurried, crowded, presser, to be urgent, press,
tread down, pret, -e, ready.
pretendant, -e, claimant, suitor, pretendre, to pretend to, claim,
mean. [tious.
pretendu, -e, so-called, fictipreter, to lend, ascribe, pretre, ;«., priest.
preVenir, to precede, prevent,
anticipate, warn.
pr£voyance, /., foresight, prier, to pray, beseech, invite, priere,/., prayer, primiti-f, -ve, primitive, princesse,/"., princess, principe, ///., principle.
printemps,w., springtide, spring, prise, /'., hold, influence; — de
corps, arrest, prisonni-er, -ere, prisoner, priver, to deprive, prix, m., price, reward, prize;
a vil — , under price.
probablement, probably, probity, /., integrity.
prooes, ///., lawsuit, trial.
proclamer, to proclaim, procureur, />/., attorney, prodigality/., prodigality, prodige, rn., prodigy, prodigieusement, prodigiously, prodigieu-x, -se, prodigious,
stupendous, prodiguer, to lavish, squander, produire, to produce.
prof£rer, to utter, profit, m., profit, profiter, to profit, improve, profond, -e, deep, profound, profondeur,/., depth, profusion,/., profusion, proie,/., prey; en — a, prey to.
projet, (»., project, design, promenade,/., walk, promener, to take out for a
walk, take a walk; se — , to
take a drive, a ride or walk, promesse,/., promise.
promettre, to promise.
prompt, e, Bpeedy, ready, prononcer, to utter, pronounce, prophete, ///., prophet proph£tiser, to prophesy, propice, propitious, proportionner, to proportion, propos, m., discourse, remark ; a
— , opportunely, to the pur-
proposer, to pro] proposition,/., proposal, propo
sition.
propre, own, very, self-same, tit, clean, neat, tidy, appropriate.
proprement, cleanly, nicely.
propriete//., property.
prosperer, to prosper.
prosterner (se), to prostrate oneself.
prot6ger, to protect.
prouver, to prove.
province, /., province, country.
provision,/., supply, prudent, -e, prudent, prunelle,/., eye-ball.
Prusse (la),/., Prussia, publier, to publish, publiquement, publicly, puce,/., flea, puis, then, puisque, since, as.
puissamment, powerfully, very, puissance,/., power, puissant, -e, powerful, punir, to punish, punition,/., punishment, pupille, m.f., ward, pupil, pur, -e, pure, genuine.
quai, m., wharf, quality,/., quality, rank, quand, when; {'with conditional)
even if; — meme,even though,
even if.
quant a, as for, as to.
quarante, forty, quart, rn., quarter, fourth ; — de
cercle, quadrant, quatorze, fourteen, quatre, four.
quatre-vingts, eighty, quatrieme, fourth.
que, rel. pron., whom, that,
which, what ? con/., that, than ;
<i</:\, how? how much?
quel, -le, what, who, which, quelque, some, any, a few, whatever, quelquefois, sometimes, quelqu'un, e, some one, some
body.
querelle,/, quarrel, quereller, to quarrel, scold; se
— , to quarrel, queue,/., tail, qui, who, whom, that, whoever,
which, what.
quinze, fifteen.
quitter, to leave, part from.
quoi, which, that, what; de — ,
wherewith; — qu'il en soit,
at all events, quoique, though, although.
raccommoder, to mend, reconcile.
raconter, to relate.
raffermir, to harden, buoy up.
rafraichir, to refresh, renew.
rage,/., rage, fury.
raillerie,/., raillery.
raison,/., reason, sense.
raisonnable, reasonable.
raisonnement, m., reasoning.
raisonner, to reason, argue.
raisonneu-r, -se, reasoner, dialectician.
rajuster, to set to rights.
ramasser, to gather up.
ramener, to bring back.
ramper, to crawl.
rang, m., row, rank, station.
ranimer, to revive, recruit.
rapidement, rapidly.
rappeler, to recall.
rapport, ;«., account, report.
rapporter, to bring back, relate ; s'en — , to refer the matter to.
rare, uncommon, rare.
rarement, rarely.
raser, to shave, skim along.
rasoir, m., razor.
rassasier, to satisfy.
rassembler, to collect, call together; se — , to meet, gather.
rassurer (se), to take heart again, be reassured.
rate,/., spleen.
rauque, hoarse.
ravager, to ravage, lay waste.
ravir, to carry off, enrapture, delight.
ravissant, -e, charming.
ravisseur, m., ravisher.
rayer, to scratch out.
rayon, m., ray.
realitl,/., reality.
rebatir, to rebuild.
rebondi, -e, plump, chubby.
rebut, m., refuse.
recent, -e, recent, new, late.
receveur, m., receiver.
recevoir, to receive.
recherche,/., search, quest.
r£ciproque, reciprocal.
r£cit, m., narration, story.
reciter, to recite, relate.
r£clamer, to claim back.
recommandation, /., recommendation, esteem.
recommander, to recommend, request.
recommencer, to begin again.
recompense,/., reward.
r£compenser, to reward.
r6concilier, to reconcile.
reconduire, to take back, go back with.
reconnaissance, /., recognition, gratitude.
reconnaissant, -e, grateful.
reconnaitre, to recognize, discover.
recouvrer, to recover.
recouvrir, to cover up again.
r£crier (se), to cry out loudly:
protest.
recruter, to recruit.
recul£, -e, remote.
reculer, to draw back, recoil.
redemander, to ask back, ask again.
r^diger, to draw up.
redire, to repeat, find fault trouver a — , to find fault.
redoublement, »i., paroxysm.
redoubler, to increase.
redouter, to dread, fear.
reduire, to reduce.
reellement, really.
rgftechir, to reflect.
reflexion,/., reflection, thought.
refluer, to flow back.
reflux, ///., ebb.
reformer, to reform, reverse.
refrain, m., chorus.
rcfugier (se), to take refuge.
refus, m., refusal, denial.
refuser, to refuse.
regagner, to recover, get back
to.
regard, ///., look, glance, regarder, to look at, consider,
face, regime, /»., regimen, diet.
tern.
r6gler, to regulate, regner, to reign, regretter, to regret, re'guli-er, -ere, regular, rein, m., the loins, back, reine,/., queen.
re'itSrer, to reiterate, rejoindre, to rejoin; se — , to
meet again.
r£jouir, to gladden, cheer, relever, to raise up, set olf ; se
— , to stand up.
religieu x, -se, religious; noun,
friar, nun.
remarque, /., remark, remarquer, to notice, remede, m., remedy, remercier, to thank, remettre, to put back; se — , to
recover, remonter, to reascend, get up
again, go back, remount, remontrance, /., remonstrance, remontrer, to show again, point
out.
remplir, to till.
rempli, e, tilled.
remporter, to carry awa\, win.
remuer, to nov e.
renaitre, to be born again, revive, rencontrer, to meet, encounter.
rendez-vous, m., appointment,
rendez-vous, time of meeting,
place of meeting, rendormir (se), to go to sleep
again, rendre, to make, return, restore,
yield; se — , to go, repair,
come, become, yield, renfermer, to shut up, confine.
renomm£, -e, renowned, renommer, to celebrate, renoncer, to renounce, give up.
rente,/., income. [turn,
rentrer, to recover, reenter, rerenverse (a la), backwards, renverser, to throw down, knock
down, turn, renvoyer, to send again, return. r£pandre, to pour out, spread ;
se — , to spread, launch out.
repa:aitre, to reappear, reparer, to mend, make up for.
repartir, to answer, go away
again, repartir, to distribute, repas, m., meal, repasser, to repass, tehearse.
repentir (se), to repent.
r£p£ter, to repeat, rehearse, replier, to fold up; se — , to fall
back.
r£pliquer, to reply, r^pondre, to answer, reply ; to
be se. urity.
r^ponse, /., answer.
reposer, to rest, repose ; se — ,
to rest repousser, to thrust back, spurn,
resent.
reprendre, to return, reply.
repr^senter, to represent, perform, reprise, /'., renewal, return ; a
plusieurs — s, several times,
over and over again, reproche, m., reproach, reprocher, to reproach; se — ,
reproach oneself with.
r6pudier, to put away.
Tepulsi-f, -ve, repulsive, reserver, to reserve.
resider, to live, resister, to resist, resolument, resolutely.
resoudre, to resolve, respecter, to respect, respirer, to breathe, long for.
resplendissant, -e, resplendent.
ressembler, to be like, resemble, ressentir, to feel, betoken, resserrer, to narrow, contract, ressource,/., resource, shift, ressouvenir (se), to recollect, reste, in., remainder, rester, to remain, stay.
r£sultat, m., result, resulter, to result.
retenir, to withhold, keep back,
deduct, retentir, to ring, echo, retire^ -e, secluded.
retirer, to withdraw, pull back ;
se — , to retire, withdraw.
retour, m., return, coming back,
reverse, change, retourner, to return ; se — , to
turn round ; s'en — , to return, retracer, to trace again, recall, retraite,/., retreat, retrouver, to rind again, recover.
r£unir, to reunite, bring together.
reussir, to succeed, reveiller, to awake, rouse, revendre, to sell again.
revenir, to come back, return,
accrue, revenu, ///., revenue.
rever, to dream, think, reverence,/., reverence, bow.
rev6rer, to revere, reverence, reverie,/., re very, revetir, to clothe, array, revoir, to see again, revolte,/., rebellion, revolter, to revolt, revolution,/., revolution.
Rhin (le), m., the Rhine.
riche, rich, costly, richesse, /., wealth, rideau, m., curtain, ridicule, ridiculous, rien, m., nothing, not anything, rire, to laugh ; noun, laughter, rivage, m., shore, rive,/., bank, riviere,/., river, robe, /., gown, robe, the law j — de chambre, dressing-gown, robuste, sturdy, athletic, strong rocher, m., rock, rognure,/., paring, roi, m., king, roman, »., novel, rompre, to break.
rond, -e, round, ronger, to gnaw, prey upon, rosee,/., dew.
roue,/., wheel, rouge, red.
rougeur,/., redness, flush, rougir, to grow red, be ashamed roulant, -e, rolling, easy, rouler, to revolve, turn, roupie,/., rupee, route,/, road, way.
rouvrir, to open again, royal, -e, royal, royaume, m., kingdom, ruban, m., ribbon, rubis, m., ruby, rude, harsh, rude, ruine,/., ruin, ruiner, to ruin, ruisseau, m., brook, rusticite, rusticity, boorishness
Sab^e,/., Sheba.
sable, m., sand, sabot, m., hoof, sabre, m., broad-sword, saccager, to plunder.
sachet, m., bag.
sacr£, -e, sacred.
sacrifier, to sacrifice.
sagacity, /., sagacity, acuteness.
sage, wise, sensible, discreet ; in., wise man.
sagement, wisely.
sagesse, /., wisdom, good sense.
saint, -e, holy, sainted, saintly ; m., saint.
saisir, to lay hold of, seize ; se — , to seize, lay hold.
saisissement, m., shock.
saison,/., season.
sale, dirty.
salon, m., drawing-room.
saluer, to salute, greet.
salut, m., safety, salvation ; bow.
salutaire, salutary.
sang f/i., blood.
sang-froid, m., coolness, composure, presence of mind.
sanglant, -e, bloody, bleeding.
sanglot, ///., sob.
sangloter, to sob.
sans, without, but, besides.
sant£,/., health.
satisfaire, to satisfy.
satisfait, -e, satisfied.
satrape, ///., satrap.
Saturne, m., Saturn.
saut, m., leap.
sauter, to jump.
sauvage, wild, savage.
sauver, t<> sa\ e ; se — , to escape.
sauveur, m., deliverer.
savant, e, learned, knowing, wise.
savoir, to know, know how.
sc616rat, villanous, rascally ; m., \ illain, W1
sceptre, ///., si eptre.
science, /., knowledge, science.
scrupule, //;., ■< i uple.
sculpteur, m., m ulptor.
Scythie ila), /., Scvthia.
se, himself, herself, itself, themselves, oneself; to himself, etc.
sec, seche, dry, unfeeling.
seconde, /., second.
secouer, to shake.
secourir, to help.
secours, m., help, succor.
secret, -ete, secret.
secret, m., secret.
secretaire, m., secretary.
secretement, secretly.
sectateur, m., votary.
secte,/., sect.
secteur, m., sector.
s£dentaire, sedentary.
seigneur, m., lord.
sein, m., bosom; (Jig.) midst.
s£jour, m., abode.
selle,/., saddle.
selon, according to, pursuant to
semblable, similar ; m., fellowcreature.
semblant, ///., appearance; faiie — , to seem, pretend.
sembler, to seem, appear.
semer, to sow, strew.
sens, in., sense, judgment, direction.
sensibility, /'., sensitiveness.
sensible, tender, lively, sensitive, perceptible.
sentence,/ , sentence, maxim.
sentiment, >//., feeling, sentiment, opinion.
sentir, to feel, perceive, savor of.
seoir, to be becoming; com//.
sieiait.
sgpare, e, separate, apart.
s£par6ment, separately.
s£parer, to separate ; se — , to separate, part.
sept, seven.
septentrional, -e, northern.
s£rail, ///., seraglio.
Serendib, ancient name of
1 'eylon.
serment, m., oath.
serpent, •*., snake, serrer, to tighten, squeeze, pu»
by 9t away.
serviable, obliging.
service, m., service, course.
servir, to serve; se — , to wait upon oneself, make use of.
serviteur, m., servant.
seul, -e, only, alone.
seulement, only.
seVere, severe, stern.
si, if, so, whether, yes.
siecle, m., century.
sien, sienne, (le, la), siens, siennes, (les), his, his own, her, her own, its own, one's own. [tain Mr. Paul.
sieur, m., Mr. un — Paul, a cer-
signaler, to signalize.
signe, m., sign, nod.
signer, to sign.
signifier, to signify, mean.
singuli-er, -ere, singular.
sinistre, sinister, inauspicious.
sire, m., sire.
sirene,/., mermaid, siren.
Sirien, -ne, inhabitant of Sirius.
situ£, -e, situated.
sobre, abstemious, sober.
sobri£t6, /., abstemiousness.
soci^te1,/., society.
sceur,/., sister. [self, itself.
soi, soi-meme, oneself, himself,
soie,/., silk.
soigneu-x, -se, careful, mindful.
soigneusement, carefully.
soin, m., care.
soir, m., evening.
soiree,/., evening.
soixante, sixty.
soldat, m., soldier.
soleil, m., the sun.
solennel, -le, solemn.
solennellement, solemnly.
solennit£,/., solemnity.
solide, solid, strong.
sombre, gloomy.
somme,/., sum, compendium.
sommeil, m.f sleep.
son, sa, ses, his, her, its, one's.
son, m., sound.
songe, m., dream.
songer, to dream, muse, think.
sorcier, m., sorcerer.
sort, m., fate, lot, condition.
sorte, /., kind, sort, species ;
de — que, so that, sortir, to go out, walk out, come
out, escape, gush out.
sortir, m., leaving, quitting, sot, -te, foolish, senseless.
SOU, sol, m., sou, halfpenny, soucier, to disturb ; se — , to
care, be anxious, soudain, -e, sudden, suddenly, souffrir, to endure, permit, suffer, souhaiter, to wish, wish for.
soulagement, m., relief, soulager, to relieve, [to revolt soulever, to raise, lift up ; se — , soumettre, to subject ; se — , to
submit, yield, soumis, -e, submissive, souppon, m., suspicion, distrust soupconnner, to suspect, souper, to eat supper, souper, ;;/., supper, soupir, ni., sigh, source,/., spring, source, sourd, -e, deaf, sourire, to smile, sourire, m., smile, souris,/., mouse, sous, under.
soutenir, to hold up, maintain, souvenir (se), to remember; il
me souvient, I remember, souvent, often, souverain, -e, sovereign.
sp£cifique, specific, spirituel, -le, witty, intelligent station,/., station, halt.
stup£fait, -e, stupefied, amazed subalterne, inferior, subitement, suddenly, subjuguer, to subjugate, submerger, to submerge, subordonn^, -e, subordinate subside, m., subsidy.
subsister, to subsist, continue.
substance,/"., substance.
substantiel, -le, substantial.
subtil, -e, subtile, acute.
subtilit6, /., acuteness.
successeur, m., successor.
successivement, in succession.
succomber, to sink, faint.
sud, m., the south.
suer, to sweat.
sueur,/"., perspiration, sweat.
suffire, to suffice.
suffoquer, to suffocate, stifle.
suite, /., continuation, set, coherency, series, consequence ; tout de — , at once'; de — , in succession.
suivre, to follow, attend to.
sujet, -te, subject, inclined ; m., subject, cause.
sultan, -e, tn.f., sultan, sultana.
superbe, gorgeous, superb.
sup^rieur, -e, upper, superior.
superiority,/., superiority.
supplice, m., punishment.
supplier, to entreat.
sur, -e, sure, certain.
sur, on, upon, over, above; — le-champ, forthwith.
surcharger, to overburden.
surety,/., safety, sureness.
surnaturel, -le, supernatural.
surtout, above all, chiefly.
survenir, to come on, come up.
suspect, -e, suspicious, suspected.
suspens, suspended ; en — , in suspense.
symptome, m., token, sign.
Syrie (la),/., Syria.
syrien, -ne, Syrian.
systeme, m., system.
tableau, m., picture, tablette, /., tablet, memorandum-book.
tacher, to strive, try.
taille, /., cut, size, height, tax; obs., edge (of a sword).
tailler, to cut.
tailleur, ///., tailor.
taillon, m., kind of tax.
taire, to suppress; se — , to hold one's tongue, keep silence.
talon, m., heel.
tambour, m., drum, drummer.
tandis que, while, whilst.
tant, so much, so many, as well as, so long, as far.
tante,/., aunt.
tantot, now, presently, a little while ago.
tapis, ;//., carpet, rug.
tard, late.
tarder, to delay.
tas, m., heap.
tater, to feel.
taupiniere,/., mole-hill.
taureau, m., bull.
taxer, to tax.
te, pron., thee, to thee.
teint, ///., color, complexion.
tel,-le, such, like, as ; tellement, so.
t£m£raire, rash, rash person.
t^moignage, ///., witness, testimony.
t£moigner, to testify, show.
t£moin, m., witness.
temperer, to temper.
tempete, /., tempest, storm.
temps, m., time, season, weather.
tendre, tender, fond, loving.
tendre, to stretch.
tendrement, tenderly.
tendresse,/., tenderness.
tendu, -e, stretched.
t£nebres, /. plur., darkness, gloom.
tenir, to hold, owe, keep; il tient, imp., to depend upon.
tentation, /., temptation.
tente, /'., tent, pavilion.
tenter, to tempt, try.
terme, m., term.
terminer, to end, conclude.
terre,/., the earth.
terrestre, terrestrial.
tete,/., head.
tete-a-tete, m., private interview, alone with.
th£atin, -e, tn.f., theatin, (monk or nun).
theurgite, m. /., theurgist, magician.
tien(le),tienne (la), thine, yours.
tigre, m., tiger.
tirer, to draw, obtain, extract, tend, verge.
titre, m., title.
toile,/., linen, web, cloth.
toise,/., six feet, fathom.
tombe,/., tomb, grave.
tombeau, m., tomb, grave.
tomber, to fall.
tombereau, m., cart.
ton, ta, tes, thy, your.
ton, in., tone.
tonneau, m., cask.
tonnerre, m., thunder.
tordre, to wring.
tort, wrong.
tortue,/., tortoise.
touchant, -e, affecting, touching.
touche,/., touch, assay.
toucher, to touch, approach.
toujours, always, ever, still, all the same.
tour, m., turn, round, compass, trick ; — a — , by turns.
tourment, m., torment, anguish.
tourmenter, to torment.
tourner, to turn ; se — , to turn (oneself) round, become.
tourte,/., tart, pie.
tout, toute, //., tous, toutes, all, whole; noun, everything; adv., wholly, entirely, thoroughly.
tracasserie,/., worry, bickering.
trace,/., trace, track.
tracer, to trace.
traduction,/., translation.
traduire, to translate, explain, indict.
trag£die,/., tragedy.
trahir, to betray.
trait, m., shaft, dart, trait, feature.
traiter, to treat, use.
tranquille, quiet, peaceful.
tranquillement, tranquilly.
transport, m., transport, rapture.
transporter, to transport, remove.
travail, m., labor, toil.
travailler, to labor.
travers, m., breadth ; a — , through.
traverser, to traverse.
treize, thirteen.
tremblant, -e, trembling.
trembler, to tremble.
trentaine,/., about thirty.
trente, thirty.
tres, very, much.
tr£sor, tn., treasure, treasury.
tr£sori-er, -ere, treasurer.
tressaillir, to tremble.
tribu,/., tribe.
tribunal, ///., court of justice.
triompher, to triumph.
triple, in., triple, three-fold.
triste, sad, mournful.
trois, three.
troisieme, third.
tromper, to deceive ; se — , to be mistaken.
trompette, /., trumpet ; m., trumpeter.
trone, m., throne.
trop, too much, too many, over, too long, too, very well, exactly.
troupe,/., troop, company.
trouver, to find, meet with, chance upon ; se — , to find oneself, be.
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tuer, to slay ; se — , to kill oneself, tumulte, m., tumult, tumultueu-x, -se, tumultuous, turlupinade,/., scurvy jest.
Turquie (la),/., Turkey, tuyau, m., pipe.
Tyr,/., Tyre, tyran, m., tyrant, tyrannie,/., tyranny
un, -e, a, an; one.
unanime, unanimous, uniformity /., uniformity, unique, only, sole, uniquement, only, solely, unir, to unite; s' — , to join, univers, ///., universe, usage, //;., custom, use.
user, to use, wear out ; en
to act, behave, ustensile, m., utensil, usure,/., usury.
usuri-er, -ere, usurer, utile, useful.
vaillant, -e, valiant.
vaincre, to overcome, conquer.
vainqueur, m., conqueror, victor; adj., victorious.
vaisseau, m., vessel.
valet, m., footman, valet.
valeur,/., value, valor.
valoir, to be worth, to procure; — mieux, to be better.
vanity,/., vanity.
vanter, to praise ; se — , to boast.
vari£, -t, varied.
vari6te,/., variety.
Vase, r.i., vase; /., mud.
vaste, vast, immense, wide.
Yaudeville, m., vaudeville, ballad, comic song.
vautour, m., vulture.
vecu, past part, vivre, lived.
veille,/., day before.
veiller, to watch.
velours, a*., velvet.
vendre, to sell.
veneur, m., huntsman.
vengeance,/., revenge.
venger, to avenge; se — , to be revenged.
vengeur, avenging.
venir, to come; — de, to, infinitive, to have just ; il vient de partir, he has just gone away.
vent, m., wind.
vente,/., sale; en — , for sale.
ventre, m., stomach, womb.
veritable, true, genuine.
v^ritablement, truly.
v6rit6, /., truth.
vermine, /'., vermin.
vers, //;., verse, line; prep., towards.
verser, to pour, shed.
vert, • e, green.
vertu, /., virtue, property.
vertueu x, se, virtuous.
vestale,/., vestal.
veste, /'.. v^st, jacket.
vestibule, ///., entrance, hall.
vetement, m., garment.
vStillard, -e, trirler.
vetir, to clothe, robe.
veu-f, -ve, widower, widow.
veuvage, ///., widowhood.
vicaire, m., vicar.
victoire,/., victory.
vide, empty.
vie,/, life, livelihood.
vieillard, //;., old man.
vieillir, to grow old.
vieux, vieil, m., vieille, /., old; noun, old man, old woman.
vi f, -ve alive, lively, passionate, sharp.
vil. -«. vile, despicable, low.
vilain, -e, nasty, villanous, ugly
ville, /., town, city.
vin, m., wine.
vingt, twenty.
vingtieme, m., twentieth.
violemment, violently.
violence,/., fury.
violent, -e, violent, passionate.
violer, to violate.
violon, m., violin, violin player.
visage, m., face, countenance,
aspect, vis-a-vis, opposite, vision,/., vision, visite,/, visit, call, visiter, to inspect.
vite, adv., swift; au plus — , as
fast as possible, quickly. Vitsnou, Vishnu, vivant, -e, living ; m., person
living, vivement, keenly, strongly, vivifier, to vivify, quicken, vivre, to live, vizir, m., vizier, vceu, m., vow, wish, prayer.
VOguer, to move forward, sail.
VOici, here is, here are.
voie, /., way, road ; — de fait,
violence, voila, behold, there is.
voile, m., veil ; /., sail.
voir, to see.
voisin, -e, neighboring, neighbor, voisinage, m , neighborhood, voiture,/., vehicle, carriage.
VOix, /., voice, vote, singer ;
aller aux — , to come to the
vote.
vol, m., flight, theft.
vol£e,/., flight, flock.
voler, to fly, soar, steal, rob.
voleur, m., thief.
volont£,/., will.
volontiers, willingly.
volte, /., volt.
voltiger, to flutter about.
volume, m., bulk, volume.
volupt£,/, voluptuousness.
voluptueu-x, -se, voluptuous.
VOtre, your; plur. VOS.
votre (le), (la), votres (les), yours, your own.
VOuloir, to will, require, wish ; — dire, to mean.
vous, you, to you.
voute,/., arch, roof.
voyage, m., journey, voyage.
voyager, to travel.
voyageu-r, -se, traveller.
vrai, -e, true, genuine, downright.
vue,/., sight, design, eyes.
y, adv., there, thither, at home;
pron., him, her, it, them, in it,
to him, etc yeux, pi. of ceil, eye.
zele, m., zeal.
Zend, m., Zend.
Zoroastre, m., Zoroaster.
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