partie,/., part
partir, to set out, start, proceed, leave.
partout, everywhere.
parure,/., ornament, attire.
parvenir, to reach, arrive at, succeed in.
pas, m., pace, step ; adv.t not.
passablement, tolerably.
passag-er, -^re, passing, passenger.
passe,/., pass.
passer, to pass ; se — , to happen, dispense with.
passiqnn^, -e, impassioned.
passion^ment, passionately.
path^tique, pathetic.
patiemment, patiently.
p&tiss-ier, -fere, pastry-cook.
patrie, /, native land or place.
patron, /w., patron, employer.
patte,/., paw.
pauyre, poor.
pauyret^,/, poverty.
paver, to pave.
payer, to pay.
payeur, »i., payer.
pays, m.f country, land.
peau, /., skin.
p^che,/., peach.
piche,/., fishing.
p6ch6, m,, sin.
p^heur, m,t fisherman.
pMant, -e, pedant.
pManterie,/., pedantry, peindre, to paint, portray, peine, /., pain, trouble; k — ^
hardly, scarcely.
peintre, m.y painter, peinture,/, painting, pelle,/., shovel, penchant, m., inclination, pencher, to incline, lean.
pendant, during, for.
pendre, to hang.
p6n6ilif -e, penetrated, affected.
p^ntoer, to penetrate, go
through, concern, p^nible, painful, toilsome, penitence,/., repentance, pens^,/., thought, idea.
penser, to think ; j'ai pens^ etre
empal^, I came near being
impaled.
percer, pierce, open, perdre, to lose, defame, ruin.
p^re, m.f father, p^ripat^icien, -ne, peripatetic, p^rir, to perish, pdrissable, perishable, permettre, to allow, permis, -e, lawful, perroquet, iw., parrot Persan, -e, Persian.
Perse, /., Persia ; adj\, Persian, pers^cuter, to persecute.
Pers^polis, m., Persepolis.
personnage, m., 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.
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petit, -e, small, little.
petitesse,/., littleness.
peu, little, few ; pour — que, if
only, however little ; — k — ,
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, physician, «»., natural philosopher, physicist, physionomie, /., physiognomy, physique, physical, bodily.
picotement, m,, prickling.
Pictayes, inhabitants of the
province of Poitou.
plfce,/., piece, room; detoutes
— s, at all points.
pied, m.f foot ; -de roi, foot-rule, pierre, /., stone; une — de
touche, a touchstone, pierreries,/., precious stones.
piller, to plunder, pillage, crib, pince,/., tongs, crowbar, pincettes, /.//., tongs, pincers.
. ^pinnule,/., sight-vane.
piquant, -e, pointed, prickly, piquer, to prick; se — , to
plume oneself, piqtoe,/., prick, puncture, pire, worse.
pis, adv.f worse, the worst, piti^, /., 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 complaine,/., plain.
plainte,/., complaint, groaning.
plaire, to please; k Dieu ne
plaisel God forbid! pliit au ciel I would to heaven 1
plaisamment, humorously.
plaisant, -e, pleasant, humorous, laughable, diverting.
plaisanterie,/., pleasantry, practical joke.
plaisir, m,, pleasure.
plan^te,/., planet.
plante,/., plant.
plat, -e, flat.
pUb^ien, -ne, plebeian.
plein, -e, full, filled.
pleinement, fully.
pleur, m.f poet.y lament.
pleurer, to weep.
plomb, m,y lead.
plonger, to plunge, dip.
pluie,/., rain.
plume, /., feather, pen.
plupart, (la), /., most, the greatest part.
plus, more ; de — , moreover.
plusieurs, several, many.
plutdt, rather.
poche,/., pocket.
po^sie,/., poetry.
poHe, w., poet.
poids, m,y weight.
poignard, m., dagger.
point, adv.y not, no ; w., point ; k — nomm^, in the nick of time ; le — 7 du jour, day-break.
pbinte,/., point.
pointu, -e, pointed, sharp.
poisson, m.y fish.
poitrine,/., chest.
polaire, polar.
pdle, w., (astr.), pole.
poll, -e, polite, polished.
polled, -e, polished, civilized.
polimentj politely.
politesse,/., politeness.
pompe,/., pomp.
pont, w., bridge.
pontife, m.f pontiff.
porcelaine,/., china.
pore, tn.y pore.
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porte,/., door, gate, port^, -e, inclined, disposed, porter, to bear, enact.
porteu-r, -se, bearer.
portier, m., porter, doorkeeper, porti^e,/., coach-door, portion,/., portion, share.
portrait, m., picture, portrait.
poser, to place, positi-f, -ve, positive.
possMer, to possess, own. poste,^., post, post-office.
post^rit^,/., posterity, postilion, m,y postilion, pouce, m., thumb, inch, poule,/., hen. [order to.
pour, for, on account of, as, in pourpre, purple, pottrquoi, why.
.pourri, -e, rotten. '^
pourrir, to rot.
pourriture,/., rottenness.
poursttite,/., pursuit, poursuiyre, to pursue, persecute.
ponryoir, to provide, pounru que, provided that.
pousser, to push, utter, hit.
poussi^re,/., dust.
pouYOir, to be able, prairie,/., meadow, pratique,/., customer. [with, pratiquer, to practise, associate precaution,/., precaution.
pr^Mer, to precede.
pr^epte, »/., precept, pr^epteur, m., teacher, precher, to preach, pr^ieu-z, -se, precious, pr^ipitamment, precipitately, pr^ipite, -e, hurried.
pr^ipiter, to hurl; se — , to
fling oneself headlong, rush
down, pr^cis^ment, precisely.
prMicateur, m., preacher.
prMire, to foretell.
pr^fdrer, to prefer.
pr^jug^, tn,, prejudice.
prtoices,/., first-fruits. premie-r, -^re, 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, pris, pr^s de, near, close to, on
the point of; k cela — , this
excepted ; h. 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.
pres86, -e, hurried, crowded, presser, to be urgent, press,
tread down, pr^t, -e, ready.
pr^tendant, -e, claimant, suitor, pr^tendre, to pretend to, claim,
mean. [tious.
pr^tendu, -e, so-called, fictiprlter, to lend, ascribe. pr^tre, m., priest, pr^yenir, to precede, prevent,
anticipate, warn, -pr^voyance,/., foresight, prier, to pray, beseech, invite, prifcre,/., prayer, primiti-f, -ve, primitive.
princesse,/., princess, principe, 91., principle, printemps,^., springtide, spring, prise, /., hold, influence; -^ de
corps, arrest, prisonni-er, -^re, prisoner, priver, to deprive, priz, m., price, reward, prize:
k vil — , under price.
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probablement, probably.
probity, /., integrity.
proc^8| m.y lawsuit, trial.
proclamer, to proclaim.
.4)rocureur, w., attorney.
prodigality,/., prodigality.
prodige, w., prodigy. ^
prodigieusement, prodigiously.
prodigieu-z, -se, prodigious, stupendous.
prodiguer, to lavish, squander.
produire, to produce.
profdrer, to utter.
profit, »»., profit.
profiter, to profit, improve.
profond, -e, deep, profound.
profondeur,/., depth.
profusion,/., profusion.
prole,/., prey; en— k, prey to.
projet, w., 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, speedy, ready.
prononcer, to utter, pronounce.
prophets, m., prophet.
prophdtiser, to prophesy.
propice, propitious.
proportionner, to proportion.
propos, m.t discourse, remark ; ^ — , opportunely, to the purpose.
proposer, to propose.
proposition,/, proposal, proposition.
propre, own, very, self-same, fit, clean, neat, tidy, appropriate.
proprement, cleanly, nicely.
propri^t^,/, property.
prosp^rer, to prosper.
prosterner (se), to prostrate oneself.
prot^ger, to protect.
prouyer, 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, w./, ward, pupil, pur, -e, pure, genuine.
quai, m.y wharf.
quality,/, quality, rank.
quand, when ; (with condiHonat) even if ; — m^me, even though, even if.
quant It, as for, as to.
quarante, forty.
quart, m., quarter, fourth ; — de cercle, quadrant.
quatorze, fourteen.
quatre, four.
quatre-vingts, eighty.
quatri^me, fourth.
que, reL pron.^ whom, that, which, what ? conj.^ that, than ; adv,y how? how much?
quel, -le, what, who, which.
quelque, some, any, a few, whatever.
quelquefois, sometimes.
quelqu'un, -e, some one, somebody.
querelle,/, quarrel.
quereller, to quarrel, scold; se — , to quarrel.
queue,/., tail.
qui, who, whom, that, whoever, which, what
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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.
r*g«i/M rage, fury.
raillerie,/., raillery.
TaisoHf/.y reason, sense.
raisonnable, reasonable.
raisonnementi m., reasoning.
raisonner, to reason, argue.
raisonneu-r, -se, reasoner, dialectician.
rajuster, to set to rights.
rajnasser, to gather up.
rajnener, to bring back.
rajnper, to crawl.
rang, m., row, rank, station.
ranimer, to revive, recruit.
rapidement, rapidly.
rappeler, to recall.
rapport, m.^ 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, -«, charming.
ravisseur, m., ravisher.
rayer, to scratch out.
rayon, m., ray.
rialit^,/., realitv.
rebfttir^ to rebuild.
rebondi, -e, plump, chubby.
rebut, m.f refuse.
r^ent, -«, recent, new, late.
receveur, «., receiver.
recevoir, to receive.
recherche,/., search, quest.
r^iproque, reciprocal.
r^it, m., narration, story.
r^iter, to recite, relate.
r^lajner, to claim back.
recommandation, /., recommendation, esteem.
recommander, to recommend, request.
recommencer, to begin again.
r^ompense,/., reward.
r^ompenser, to reward.
r^oncilier, to reconcile.
reconduire, to take back, go back with.
reconnaissance, /., recognition, gratitude.
reconnaissant, -e, grateful.
reconnidtre, to recognize, discover.
recouvrer, to recover.
recouyrir, to cover up again.
rtoier (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 k — , to find fault.
redoublement, m,y paroxysm.
redoubler, to increase.
redouter, to dread, fear.
r^uire, to reduce.
r^Uement, really.
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r^^hir, to reflect.
reflexion, /., reflection, thought.
refluer, to flow back.
reflux, /»., ebb.
reformer, to reform, reverse.
refrain, m,^ chorus.
r^fugier (se), to take refuge.
refus, m.f refusal, denial.
refuser, to refuse.
regagner, to recover, get back to.
regard, m., look, glance.
regarder, to look at, consider, face.
regime, m., regimen, diet, system.
r^gler, to regulate.
r^gner, to reign.
regretter, to regret.
r^guli-er, -^re, regular, ^rein, /»., the loins, back.
reine,/., queen.
r^it^rer, to reiterate.
rejoindre, to rejoin; se — , to meet again.
r^jouir, to gladden, cheer.
releyer, to raise up, set off ; se — , to stand up.
religieu-x, -se, religious ; noun^ friar, nun.
remarque,/., remark.
remarquer, to notice.
remMe, 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 fill.
rempli, -e, filled.
remporter, to carry away, win.
remuer, to move.
renaitre, to be born again, revive.
rencontrer, to meet, encounter.
rendez-YOUS, 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^, -«, renowned, renommer, to celebrate, renoncer, to renounce, give up.
rente,/., income. [turn,
rentrer, to recover, reenter, rereuYerse (^ la), backwards. renYerser, to throw down, knock
down, turn.
reuYOyer, to send again, return.
>ci^pandre, to pour out, spread ; ^ se — , to spread, launch out.
reparaitre, to reappear, r^parer, to mend, make up for.
repartir, to answer, go away
again, repartir, to distribute.
repas, m.y meal, repasser, to repass, rehearse, repentir (se), to repent.
r^p^ter, to repeat, rehearse, replier, to fold up j se — , to fall
back, r^pliquer, to reply.
r^pondre, to answer, reply; to
be security.
r^ponse,/., answer.
reposer, to rest, repose ; se — ,
to rest.
repousser, to thrust back, spurn,
resent.
reprendre, to return, reply, representor, to represent, perform.
reprise, /., renewal, return; k
plusieurs — s, several times,
over and over again, reproche, »»., reproach, reprocher, to reproach; se — ,
reproach oneself with.
VOCABULARY
r^pudier. to put away, r^pulsi-i, -ve, repulsive.
r^server, to reserve, r^sider, to live, r^sister, to resist, r^solumenty resolutely.
r^soudre, to resolve.
respecter, to respect, respirer, to breathe, long f ot.
resplendissant, -e, resplendent.
ressembler, to be like, resemble, ressentir, to feel, betoken.
resserrer, to narrow, contract, ressource, /., resource, shift, ressouvenir (se), to recollect.
reste, m., remainder.
rester, to remain, stay.
r^8iiltat| ^., result, r^sulter, to result, retenir, to withhold, keep
deduct, retentir, to ring, echo.
retir^, -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.
retrouyer, to find again, recover, r^unir, to reunite, bring together, r^ussir, to succeed, r^veiller, to awake, rouse.
reyendre, to sell again, reyenir, to come back, return,
accrue.
revenUy m., revenue.
rSver, to dream, think, r^vtfrence,/., reverence, bow.
r^vtfrer, to revere, reverence, r^yerie,/., revery.
reyltir, to clothe, array, reyoir, to see again, r^yolte,/., rebellion, rtfvolter, to revolt, r^yolution,/., revolution.
baclcp "-sronger
Rhin (le), m.^ the Rhine, riche, rich, costly, richesse,/., wealth.
rideaUy m,, curtain, ridicule, ridiculous, rien, m., nothing, not anything rire, to laugh ; noun^ laughter, rivage, w., shore, rive,/., bank, riviere,/., river.
robe, /., gown, robe, the law; — de chambre, dressing-gown, robuste, sturdy, athletic, strong, rocher, m,^ rock.
,rognure,/., paring, roi, m,f king, roman, m., novel.
rompre, to break, rond, -e, round.
, to gnaw, prey upon, ros^,/., dew.
roue,/., wheel.
rouge, red.
rougeur,/., redness, flush.
rougir, to grow red, be ashamed rou&nt, -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, w., ruby, rude, harsh, rude, mine,/, ruin, miner, to ruin, ruisseau, m,y brook, rusticity, rusticity, boorishness
Sab^e,/., Sheba.
sable, m.f sand.
sabot, m., hoof, sabre, m., broad-sword, saccager, to plunder.
VOCABULARY
sacliet, m.t bag.
aacr^, -e, sacred.
sacrifier, to sacrifice.
sagacity, /., sagacity, acuteness.
sage, wise, sensible, discreet; m., 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,j safety, salvation ; bow.
salutaire, salutary.
sang m., blood.
sang-froid, m., coolness, composure, presence of mind.
sanglant, -e, bloody, bleeding.
sanglot, m,y sob.
sangloter, to sob.
sans, without, but, besides.
sant^./., health.
satistaire, to satisfy.
satisfait, -e, satisfied.
satrape, m.y satrap.
Saturne, tn., Saturn.
saut, m., leap.
sauter, to jump.
sauvage, wild, savage.
sauyer, to save ; se — , to escape.
sauyeur, w., deliverer.
sayant, -e, learned, knowing, wise.
sayoir, to know, know how.
ac^l^rat, villanous, rascally ; m., villain, wretch.
sceptre, »»., sceptre. ^-^—^
science, /., knowledge, science.
scrupule, m., scruple.
scnlpteur, m., sculptor.
Sc3rthie (la),/., Scvthia.
selves, oneself; to himself, etc.
sec, stehe, dry, unfeeling.
seconde,/., second.
secouer, to shake.
secourir, to help.
secours, m., help, succor.
secr-et, -^te, secret.
secret, m.y secret.
secretaire, m,, secretary.
sscr^tement, secretly.
SGctateur, m., votary.
secte,/., sect.
secteur, m,, sector.
sMentaire, sedentary.
seigneur, m., lord.
sein, m.t bosom ; (Jig.) midst.
s^jour, m., abode.
sells,/., saddle.
selon, according to, pursuant ta
semblable, similar; m.^ fellowcreature.
semblant, m., appearance ; faiie — , to seem, pretend.
sembler, to seem, appear.
semer, to sow, strew.
sens, m.y sense, judgment, direction.
sensibility, /., sensitiveness.
sensible, tender, lively, sensitive, perceptible.
sentence,/., sentence, maxim.
sentiment, «i., feeling, sentiment, opinion.
sentir, to feel, perceive, savor of.
seoir, to be becoming; condl.
si^rait.
s^par^, -e, separate, apart.
s^par^ment, separately.
s^parer, to separate; se — , to separate, part.
sept, seven.
septentrional, -e, northern.
s^rail, m.y seraglio.
Serendib, ancient name of Ceylon.
serment, m.y oath.
serpent, m., snake.
, himself, herselt, itself, them^ "^errer, to tighten, squeeze, put
by or away.
VOCABULARY
Mryiable, obliging.
Mryice, m., service, course.
senrir, to serve; se — , to wait upon oneself, make use of.
seryiteur, m., servant.
8eul, -e, only, alone.
seulement, only.
I^y^re, severe, stem.
8i. if, so, whether, yes.
ftdclei m., century.
sien, sienne, (le, la), siens, siennes, (les), his, his own^ her, her own, its own, one's own. [tain Mr. Paul.
sieur, «i., Mr. on — Paul, a cer- . signaler, to signalize.
signt, m., sign, nod.
signer, to sign.
signifier, to signify, mean.
singuli-er, -^re, singular.
sinistre, sinister, inauspicious.
sire, m,t sire.
sir^ne,/., mermaid, siren.
Sirien, -ne, inhabitant of Sirius.
situ^, -e, situated.
sobre, abstemious, sober.
SObrim,/., abstemiousness.
wociMyf.y society.
8<Bur,/., sister. [self, itself.
sol, 80i-m£me, oneself, himself,
sole,/., silk.
soigneu-z, -se, careful, mindful.
soigneosement, carefully.
soin,'^., care.
soir, m., evening.
soir^,/., evening.
soixante, sixty.
soldat, m.t soldier.
soleil, 01., the sun.
solennel, -le, solemn.
solennellement, solemnly.
solennit^,/., solemnity.
solide, solid, strong.
sombre, gloomy.
somme,/., sum, compendium.
sommeil, m., sleep.
son, sa, ses, his, her, its, one's.
son, m., sound.
songe, m., dream.
songer, to dream, muse, think.
sorcier, m.y sorcerer.
sort, 01., fate, lot, condition.
sorte, /., kind, sort, species;
de — que, so that, sortir, to go out, walk out, come
out, escape, gush out.
sortir, 01., leaving, quitting.
->sot, -te, foolish, senseless.
sou, sol, m., sou, halfpenny, ownr-p'soucier, to disturb; se — , to
care, be anxious, soudain, -e, sudden, suddenly, soiiffrir, to endure, permit, sufiter.
sotthaitsr, to wish, wish for.
soulagement, m., relief.
soulager, to relieve, [to revolt, souleyer, to raise, lift up ; so — , soomettre, to subject ; se — , to
submit, yield, soumis, -e, submissive.
soup9on, m., suspicion, distrust soupponnner, to suspect, souper, to eat supper, souper, m., supper, soupir, m., 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^ifique, specific.
spirituel, -le, witty, intelligent, station,/., station, halt.
sttti»^faLt, -e, stupefied, amazed, subalteme, inferior, sttbitement, suddenly, subjuguer, to subjugate, submerger, to submerge, subordonne, -e, subordinate subside, /»., subsidy.
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Bubsister, to subsist, continue.
substance,/., substance.
substantiel, -le, substantial.
subtil^ -e, subtile, acute.
svLbtHM, /., acuteness.
successeur, m., successor.
successiyement, in succession.
succomber, to sink, faint
Sttd, m., the south.
suer, to sweat
sueur,/., perspiration, sweat
suffire, to suffice.
suffoquer, to suffocate, stifle.
suite, /., continuation, set, coherency, series, consequence; tout de — i at once'; de — , in succession.
suiyre, to follow, attend to.
Sttjet, -te, subject, inclined ; m., subject, cause.
sultan, -e, m./., sultan, sultana.
superbe, gorgeous, superb.
sui»^rieur, -e, upper, superior.
superiority,/., superiority.
supplies, m., punishment.
supplier, to entreat.
s^, -e, sure, certain.
rfUr, on, upon, over, above; — le-champ, forthwith. ^
surcharger, to overburden.
Btatt6y/.y safety, sureness.
surnaturel, -le, supernatural.
surtout, above all, chiefly.
survenir, to come on, come up.
suspect, -e, suspicious, suspected.
suspens, suspended ; en — , in suspense.
Sjrmptdme, m», token, sign.
Sjrrie (la),/, Syrisu
syrien, -ne, Syrian.
syst^e, m., system.
tableau, m., picture.
tablette, /, tablet, memorandum-book.
tAcher, to strive, try.
taille, /, cut, size, heieht, tax; ods.f edge (of a sword).
tailler, to cut.
tailleur, m., tailor.
taillon, m., kind of tax.
taire, to suppress; se — , f 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
tantdt, now, presently, a little while ago.
tapis, m., carpet, rug.
tard, late.
tarder, to dday.
tas, m,f heap.
titer, to feel.
taupini^re,/, mole-hill.
taureau, m,, bull.
tazer, to tax.
tej pron.y thee, to thee. ^ -<«4euit, »!., color, complexion.
tel, -le, such, like, as ; tellement, so.
t^m^raire, rash, rash person.
tteoignage, m., witness, testimony.
t^moigner, to testify, show.
t^moin, m.y witness.
temp^rer, to temper.
tempete,/., tempest, storm.
temps, fn.,time, season, weather.
tendre, tender, fond, loving.
tendre, to stretch.
tendrement, tenderly.
tendresse,/., tenderness.
tendu, -e, stretched.
t^n^bres, /. //«r., darkness, gloom.
tenir, to hold, owe, keep; il tient, imp,y to depend upon.
tentation, /., temptation.
tente,/., tent, pavilion.
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tenter, to tempt, try.
terme, m., term.
terminer, to end, conclude.
terre,/., the earth.
terrestre, terrestrial.
t^te, /., head.
t6te-A-t£te, m.f private interview, alone with.
thtotin, -e, m./., theatin, (monk 0r nun).
thtogite, m. /., theurgist, magician.
tien (le), tienne (la), thine, yours.
tigre, m.f tiger.
tirer, to draw, obtain, extract, tend, verge.
titre, m,f title.
toile,/., linen, web, cloth.
-ioiae,/., six feet, fathom.
tombe,/., tomb, grave.
tombeau, m., tomb, grave.
tomber, to fall.
tombereau, m., cart.
ton, ta, tes, thy, your.
ton, m.y tone.
tonneau, m., cask.
~ tonnerre, *w., thunder.
tordre, to wring.
tort, wrong, -tortue,/., tortoise.
touchant, -e, affecting, touching.
touche,/., touch, assay.
toucher, to touch, approach.
toujonrs, always, ever, still, all the same.
tour, m,, turn, round, compass, trick ; — k — , by turns.
tourment, m., torment, anguish.
tourmenter, to torment.
tourner, to turn ; se — , to turn (oneself) round, become.
tourte,/., tart, pie.
tout, toute, //., tons, toutes, all, whole; noufty everything; «</»., wholly, entirely, thoroughly.
- - iracasserie,/., worry, bickering.
trace,/., trace, track.
tracer, to trace.
-traduction,/., translation.
traduire, to translate, explain, indict.
trag^ie,/, 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; k — ^ through.
traverser, to traverse.
treize, thirteen.
tremblant, -e, trembling.
trembler, to tremble.
trentaine,/, about thirty.
trente, thirty.
tr^s, very, much.
tr^sor. m., treasure, treasury.
tr^sori-er, -^re, treasurer, ytressaillir, to tremble.
tribu,/., tribe.
tribunal, m.y court of justice.
triompher, to triumph.
triple, m,y triple, three-fold;
triste, sad, mournful.
trois, three.
troisi^me, third.
tromper, to deceive; se — , to be mistaken.
trompette, /., trumpet; «..
trumpeter.
trdne, 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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tuar, to slay ; se — , to kill oneself, tumulte,.^., tumult tumultueu-z, -se, tumultuous, turlttpinade,/., scurvy jest.
Turquie (la),/., Turkey.
i tuyau, w., pipe.
Tyr,/., Tyre, tyran, m,y tyrant ^annie,/., tyranny
un, -e, a, an; one.
unanime, unanimous, uniformity, /., uniformity, unique, only, sole, uniquement, only, solely, unir, to unite ; s* — , to join, uniyers, m,^ universe.
usage, m., custom^ use.
user, to use, wear out ; en — ,
to act, behave, ustensile, m., utensil, usure,/., usury.
ttsuri-er, -^re, usurer.
utile, useful.
yaillant, -e, valiant
yaincre, to overcome, conquer.
yainqueur, «., conqueror, victor; adj\y victorious.
yaisseau, m., vessel.
yalet, m., footman, valet.
yaleur,/., value, valor.
yaloir, to be worth, to procure ; — mieuz, to be better.
yanit^,/., vanity.
yanter, to praise ; se — , to boast.
yari^, -e, varied.
yari^t^,/., variety.
yase, w., vase ; /., mud.
yaste, vast, immense, wide.
yaudeyille, «»., vaudeville, ballad, comic song.
yautour, »»., vulture.
yA:u, past part, yiyre, lived.
yeille,/., day before.
yeiller, to watch.
yelours, m,^ velvet.
. yendre, to sell.
yeneur, m., huntsman.
yengeance,/., revenge.
yenger, to avenge ; se — , to be revenged.
yengeur, avenging.
yenir, to come ; — de, w. infinitive ^ to have just ; il yient de partir, he has just gone away.
yent, m., wind.
yente,/., sale; en — , for sale.
yentre, m., stomach, womb.
y^ritable, true, genuine.
y^ritablement, truly.
y^rittf,/., truth.
yermine,/., vermin.
yers, m., verse, line; prep,^ towards.
yerser, to pour, shed.
yert, -«, green.
yertu,/., virtue, property.
yertueu-x, -se, virtuous.
yestale,/., vestal.
yeste,/., vest, jacket
yestibule, m., entrance, hall.
yitement, m., garment.
jrdtillard, -e, trifler.
yitir, to clothe, robe.
yeu-i, -ye, widower, widow.
veuyage, m., widowhood.
yicaire, m., vicar.
yictoire,/., victory.
yide, empty.
yie,/.j life, livelihood.
yieillard, m., old man.
yieillir, to grow old.
yieuz, yieil, f»., yieille, /., old ; nauHf old man, old woman.
yi-f, -ye, alive, lively, passionate, sharp.
yil, -e. vile, despicable, low.
yilain, -e, nasty, villanous» ugly.
ville,/., town. city.
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Yin, 01., wine.
Yingtj twenty, yingti^me, m., twentieth, yiolemment, violently, violence,/., fury. violent, -e, violent, passionate, violer, to violate. ^-->,^^
violon, m.y violin, violin player.
visage, m., face, countenance,
aspect.
vi8-Jl-vis, opposite, vision,/., vision, visite,/., visit, call, visiter, to inspect.
vite, adv.f swift ; au plus — , as
fast as possible, quickly.
Vitsnou, Vishnu, vivant, -e, living; w., person
living.
Vivement, keenly, strongly.
Vivifier, to vivify, quicken, vivre, to live, vizir, m.t vizier.
V<BU, m,, vow, wish, prayer.
TOguer, to move forward, sail, void, here is, here are.
voie, /., way, road ; — de fait,
violence.
voiUl, behold, there is.
voile, m.t veil ; /., sail.
voir, to see.
voisin, -e, neighboring, neighbor, voisinage, m , neighborhood, voiture,/., vehicle, carriage.
VOix, /., voice, vote, singer;
aller auz — , to come to the
vote.
vol, 01., flight, theft.
vol^,/., flight, flock.
voler, to fly, soar, steal, rob.
voleur, m., thief.
volont^,/., will.
volontiers, willingly.
volte, /., volt.
voltiger, to flutter about.
volume, 01., bulk, volume.
volupt<5,/., voluptuousness.
voluptueu-z, -se, voluptuous.
VOtre, your ; piur. VOS.
vdtre (le), (la), vdtres (les), yours, your own.
vouloir, to will, require, wish; — dire, to mean.
VOUS, you, to you.
voftte,/., arch, roof.
voyage, «., journey, voyage.
voyager, to travel.
voyageu-r, -se, traveller.
vrai, -e, true, genuine, downright.
vue,/., sight, design, eyes.
y, adv,f there, thither, at home *, pron.^ him, her, it, them, in it^ to him, etc
yeuz, //. of (Bil, eye.
zMe, 0f., zeal.
Zend, 0f ., Zend.
Zoroastre, 01., Z^oroaster.
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