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chiffrer, to cipher, to figure. chimpanzée, m., chimpanzee (ape). choc, m., shock. choisir, to choose. chose, f., thing; quelque --, something. ci-gît, here lies. cinq, five; --uième, fifth. cirer, to wax, to clean boots, shoes. clair, -e, clear, bright. claque! slap! clef, f., key. clou, m., nail, -- de girofle, clove. cocher, m., coachman. coeur, m., heart; de grand --, with all one's heart. coi, still, quiet. coin, m., corner. colère, f., anger. colin-maillard, m., blind man's buff. combien (de), how much, how many. comble, m., highest degree; au --, to the full. comme, as, how, like; -- il faut, as is proper. comment, how. comprendre, to understand. compte, m., account; rendre --, to give an account. compter, to count. concombre, m., cucumber. conduite, f., behavior. conduire (à), to lead the way to. conférence, f., lecture. confiance, f., confidence. confiseur, m., confectioner. confort, m., comfort. connaissance, f., knowledge, acquaintance. connaître, to know, to be acquainted with. conseil, m., advice. conserve, f., preserved fruit; -- au vinaigre, pickle. conserver, to preserve. consommation, f., consumption. contenance, f., countenance. conter, to relate, to tell a story. contraire, m., contrary; au --, on the contrary. contrarier, to provoke, to contradict. contre, against. contrée, f., country. convenable, proper, suitable; --ment, properly, fittingly. convenance, f., propriety. convenir, irr., to suit. coq, m., rooster. coquerico, m., cock-a-doodle-do. coquet, coquettish; --, m., coquet (male). |
cor, m., horn (musical);
--neur, horn-*blower. corbeau, m., crow. corde, f., string, cord. cordonnier, m., shoemaker. corps, m., body. corriger, to correct. (See changer, Alph. Tab., § 49.) coté, m., side; à -- de, by the side of. cou, m., neck. couchant, m., nightfall. se coucher, to lie; être couché, to lie down. coudre, irr., to sew. coup, m., blow; tout à --, all at once; -- de feu, shot. cour, f., yard; basse- --, poultry-yard. courant, m., current. courir, irr., to run. court, -e, short; tout --, simply. couteau, m., knife. coutelier, m., cutler. coûter, to cost. coutume, f., custom. couvrir, irr., to cover. craie, f., chalk. craindre, irr., to fear. crampe, f., cramp. craquement, m., cracking (noise). cravache, f., horse-whip. cravate, f., cravat, necktie. cri, m., cry, shout. criard, -e, screaming. crier, to cry. croassement, m., croaking. croire, irr., to believe, to think. croiser, to cross. croix, f., cross. cruel,-le, cruel. cueillir, irr., to pluck, to gather. cuillère, f., spoon. cuir, m., leather. cuire, to cook. cuisine, f., kitchen. cuisinier, m., -ière, f., cook. culotte, f., breeches, small-clothes. cure-dent, m., toothpick. D.dame, f., dame, lady.danger, m., danger; --eux, dangerous. dans, in. danser, to dance. |
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davantage, more. de, of, from, out of, to. dé, m., thimble. se débattre, irr., to struggle. debout, upright, standing. déchirer, to tear. découvert, -e, uncovered. décrocher, to unfasten. dedans, inside, within. se défaire, irr., to get rid of. défendre, to forbid. se dégager, to disengage. (See changer, Alph. Tab., § 49.) se déganter, to take off one's gloves. se dégoûter, to be disgusted with. dehors, outside; au --, out of doors. déjà, already. déjeuner, to breakfast; --, m., breakfast. delà, beyond; au -- de, beyond. délicatement, delicately. demain, to-morrow; -- matin, to-morrow morning. demande, f., request, question. demander, to ask. se démener, to throw one's self about; -- comme un fou, to act like a fool. (See mener, Alph. Tab., § 49.) demeurer, to live, to reside. demi, half; une -- heure, a half-hour; une heure et --e, an hour and a half. demoiselle, f., young lady. démontrer, to demonstrate. dent, f., tooth; cure-dent, toothpick. départ, m., leaving, departure. dépenser, to expend (money). dépouiller, to strip. depuis, since, from. déraisonnable, unreasonable. dernier, -ière, last. derrière, behind. des, def. art., of the, from the, some, any. dès, prp., from; -- que, as soon as; -- lors, from now. descendre, to go down. désespoir, m., despair. déshabiller, to undress. désir, m., wish, longing; --er, to wish for. dessein, m., design; à --, on purpose. dessert, m., dessert. dessous, under; au -- de, underneath. dessus, on, upon; au -- de, on, upon. se détourner, to turn from. deux, two; --ième, second. devant, before. |
devenir, irr., to become, to grow. deviner, to guess. devoir, to owe. dévouer, to devote. Dieu, m., God. difficile, difficult. dimanche, m., Sunday. dindon, m., turkey. dîner, to dine; --, m., dinner. dire, irr., to say, to tell. distrait, -e, inattentive. dix-sept, seventeen; --dix-neuf, nineteen. se divertir, to entertain one's self. docile, manageable. docteur, m., doctor. doigt, m., finger; -- du milieu, middle finger. dommage, m., injury; c'est --, it is a pity. donc, then, so, therefore. donner, to give. dont, whose. doré, -e, gilded. dormir, irr., to sleep. dos, m., back. doucement, sweetly, softly. douleur, f., pain. douloureux, -se, painful. doute, m., doubt. doux, -ce, sweet. drap, m., cloth. se dresser, to stand erect. droit, -e, straight; --, m., right. drôle, funny. dru, -e, lively. du, art. m., of the, from the, some, any. dur, -e, hard. durée, f., duration. E.eau, f., water.s'échapper (de, from), to escape. éclair, m., lightning. éclat, m., burst; -- de rire, burst of laughter. éclater, to burst. écoeurant, -e, heart-sickening. école, f., school. écolier, -ière, scholar. écouter, to listen. écrevisse, f., lobster. s'écrier, to cry out. écrire, irr., to write. écrivain, m., writer, scribe. effet, m., effect. |
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s'efforcer, to force one's self. effrayer, to frighten. (See essayer, Alph. Tab., § 49.) s'effrayer (de), to be frightened. égal, -e, equal; ça m'est --, I don't care. église, f., church. eh! ah! -- bien, well. élève, m., pupil. elle, f., she; --s, they. embarras, m., embarrassment, trouble. embrasser, to embrace, to kiss. emmener, to take away. (See mener, Alph. Tab., § 49.) empailler, to stuff (animals). s'empêcher (de), to refrain from, to help. employer, to employ. emporter, to carry away. en, in, to, on; aller -- Afrique, to go to Africa; -- Amérique, in America; de temps -- temps, from time to time; -- arrivant, on arriving. en, pr., of him, of her, of it, some, any; -- parler, to speak of it; j'-- ai, I have some. encore, still, yet; -- une fois, once more. s'endormir, irr., to fall asleep. endroit, m., place. endurci, -e, hardened. enfance, f., childhood. enfant, m., child. enfin, at last. enflammé, -e, on fire. enfoncer, to burst in. s'enfuir, irr., to flee, to run away. énigme, f., riddle. enlever, to take away, to take off. (See peler, Alph. Tab., § 49.) ennemi, m., enemy. enseigner, to teach. enseignement, m., instruction. ensemble, together. ensevelir, to bury. ensuite, after, afterward, then. entendre, to hear. entêtement, m., stubbornness. entier, -ière, whole, entire. entrée, f., entry. entre, between. entreprenant, -e, enterprising. entreprise, f., enterprise. entrer, to enter. entretenir, irr., to support. envelopper, to wrap up. envers, toward. envie, f., envy, desire; avoir --, to have a mind. |
s'envoler, to fly away. envoyer, irr., to send. (See Alph. Tab., § 49.) épais, -se, thick. s'épanouir, to unfold, to expand. épeler, to spell. épervier, m., sparrow-hawk. épine, f., thorn, spine. éplucher, to pluck feathers. époux, m., husband; pl., époux, husband and wife; épouse, wife. épreuve, f., proof, test. éprouver, to feel. équilibre, f., equilibrium. escalier, m., staircase. espérer, to hope. (See acheter, Alph. Tab., § 49.) essayer, to try. (See Alph. Tab., § 49.) essuyer, to wipe. et, and; et . . . et . . . both . . . and . . . étage, m., story. étain, m., tin. étancher, to stanch. étant, being. état, m., state, business. été, m., summer. étendre, to spread, extend. étinceler, to sparkle. étonnant, -e, astonishing. s'étonner (de), to be astonished. étouffer, to suffocate. être, irr., to be; --, m., being. étude, f., study. eux, m. pl., they, them. s'éveiller, to awaken. éveillé, -e, sprightly, lively. éventail, m., fan. éventer, to fan. évêque, m., bishop. exaucer, to hear (prayers), to grant the prayer of. exemple, m., example. exiger, to require. expliquer, to explain. exprimer, to express. s'extasier, to be enraptured. F.face, f., face; en --, in front.fâché, -e, angry; être --, to be angry; j'en suis --, I am sorry. se fâcher, to get angry. fâcheux, -se, grievous, sad. facile, easy. |
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façon, f., fashion;
--ner, to fashion, to shape. faible, weak, feeble. faim, f., hunger; avoir --, to be hungry. faire, to do, to make. fait, m., fact, deed. falloir, irr., must, to be necessary. farce, f., drollery. fatigué, -e, tired. faut, from falloir; comme il --, as it should be, i. e., correct. faute, f., fault. femme, f., woman, wife; -- de chambre, chambermaid. fenêtre, f., window. fer, m., iron. ferme, f., farm. fermer, to shut, to close. fermeté, f., firmness. feu, m., fire. feuillage, m., foliage. feuille, f., leaf. fidèle, faithful; --ment, faithfully. fier, -ère, proud. fièvre, f., fever. figure, f., figure, face. fileur, m., spinner. fille, f., girl, daughter. filou, m., robber. fils, m., son. fin, f., end. fin, -e, fine, sharp. finir, to finish. fixer, to fix, to fasten. flairer, to scent, to smell. flamme, f., flame. flanc, m., flank, side. flatter, to flatter; se --, to flatter one's self. fleur, f., flower. flotter, to float. foi, f., faith; avoir -- à, to believe in. foin, m., hay. fois, f., time; une --, once; à la --, at once. fond, m., bottom, ground; au --, at the bottom. fondé, founded. se fondre, to rush on, in. force, f., force, strength. forêt, f., forest. forge, f., forge. forger, to forge. forgeron, m., blacksmith. forme, f., form. fort, -e, strong, very; -ement, strongly. fou, folle, fool. fourchette, f., fork. |
fourneau, m., cooking-stove. frac, m., dress-coat. fracas, m., tumult, din. frais, fraîche, fresh, cool. frapper, to strike. frauduleux, -se, fraudulent. frêle, frail. frémir, to shake, to quiver. fréquenter, to frequent. friand, -e, fond of dainties. friandise, f., dainties. frivole, frivolous. froid, -e, cold; avoir --, to be cold. front, m., forehead. se frotter, to rub one's self. fruit, m., fruit. fuir, irr., to flee, to take flight. fumée, f., smoke. fumer, to smoke. furieux, -se, furious. fut, from être, was. G.gagner, to win.gai, -e, gay, lively. gant, m., glove. garantir, to shield. garçon, m., boy, waiter. garde, f., guard; être sur ses --s, to watch. garder, to keep, to guard; se -- (de), to be careful. gare! look out! gâteau, m., cake. gâter, to spoil. gauche, left; à --, at the left. gazouiller, to twitter, to warble. géant, -e, giant, giantess. se gêner, to inconvenience one's self. genou, pl. --x, m., knee. gens, pl. m., servants, people. gésir, irr., to lie; ci-git, here lies. gilet, m., vest. girofle, m., clove; clou de --, clove. gisent, from gésir, to lie. glace, f., ice, mirror. glacial, -e, frigid, cold. se glisser, to slip, to creep. glouton, -ne, glutton. gober, to snap up. gourmandise, f., love of good eating. goût, m., taste; --er, to taste. gouttière, f., spout (of houses). gouvernante, f., housekeeper. grâce, f., favor; de --, please. |
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grâcieusement, gracefully. grain, m., grain, seed of cereal. grand, -e, great, large, big, tall. grandir, to grow large. grange, f., barn. gratuitement, gratuitously. grave, serious, grave. gré, m., will; au -- de, at the pleasure of. grimaud, -e, cross. grimper, to climb. gronder, to scold. gros, -se, large, big, stout, coarse, solid. grossier, -ière, coarse, rough. guère, little, but little. guérir, to cure, to heal. guerre, f., war. guêtre, f., gaiter. guetter, to watch, to look out for. guide, m., guide. guise, f., way; en -- de, by way of. H.habile, clever.habillé, -e, dressed. habillement, m., clothing. habits, m., clothes. habiter, to reside, to live. habituer, habituate. haie, f., hedge. haïr, to hate. halte là! stop! happer, to catch, to snap up. hardes, f. pl., wearing apparel. hardi, -e, bold, hardy. se hâter, to hasten. haut, -e, high; en --, up-stairs. hâve, wan. herbe, f., grass. héros, m., hero. hésiter, to hesitate. heure, f., hour. heureusement, fortunately. heureux, -se, happy. heurter, to strike. hier, yesterday. histoire, f., history, story. historiette, f., tale, story. hiver, m., winter. homme, m., man; -- de neige, snow man. honnête, honest. honte, f., shame; avoir --, to be ashamed. honteux, -se, shameful. hors (de), out of, beyond; -- de soi, beside one's self. |
hôte, m., guest. hurler, to howl. humain, -e, human. humiliant, -e, humiliating. I.ici, here; jusqu'--, until now.idée, f., idea. image, f., picture. s'imaginer, to imagine. imbécile, m., fool. importer, to matter; n'importe, no matter. inconvenablement, unbecomingly, unseemly. infortune, f., misfortune. inquiétude, f., uneasiness. insensé, -e, senseless. instant, m., instant; à l'--, instantly. intéressant, -e, interesting. interrompre, to interrupt. intrigué, -e, puzzled, perplexed. J.jacasser, to chatter.Jaco, poll-parrot. jadis, of old. jamais (neg.) never; (affirmatively), ever. jambe, f., leg. jaquette, f., jacket. jardin, m., garden. jaune, yellow. jeter, to throw; -- de grands cris, to cry out loud. (See Alph. Tab., § 49.) jeu, m., play. jeune, young. jeunesse, f., youth. joie, f., joy. joindre, irr., to join. joli, -e, pretty. joue, f., cheek. jouer, to play. jouet, m., plaything. jouir, to enjoy. jouissance, f., enjoyment. jour, m., day, daylight. juin, m., June. jusqu'à, as far as, to. juste, just; --ment, precisely. L.l', contraction of le and la, the.la, def. art. f. sing., the; --, pr., her, she, it. |
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là, there, then;
--là-bas, down there, yonder;
--là-dessus, thereupon. laid, -e, ugly. laisser, to let, to leave; se --, to let one's self. lait, m., milk; -- de chêvre, goat's-milk. lamenter, to lament. lancer, to hurl, to throw; se --, to spring. langue, f., language, tongue. lanterne, f., lantern. lapin, m., rabbit. laquelle, f., who, whom, that; pl., lesquelles. large, broad, wide. larme, f., tear. larmoyer, to cry (shed tears}. se lasser, to weary. lavage, m., washing. lavandière, f., washer-woman. laver, to wash; se --, to wash one's self. le, def. art. sing., the; pr., him, it. lécher, to lick. (See acheter, Alph. Tab., § 49.) leçon, f., lesson. lecteur, m., reader. lendemain, m., next day. lentement, slowly. lequel, m., who, whom, that; lesquels, pl. les, def. art. m. and f. pl., the. lésion, f., injury. leste, active, light. lettre, f., letter. leur, pr. sing., --s, pl., their. lever, to raise; se --, to rise. libre, free. lieu, m., place; au --, instead. lieue, f., league. lin, m., flax. lire, irr., to read. lit, m., bed. livre, m., book. livre, f., pound. livrée, f., livery (servant's dress). livrer, to deliver, to transfer. loin, far; --tain, -e, distant. long, -ue, long; --temps, long time. lors, then; --que, when. louer, to praise. lugubre, mournful. lui, pr. pers. m. f. sing., him, her; to him, to her. luire, irr., to shine, to gleam. luisant, -e, glittering. lumière, f., light. lunettes, pl., spectacles, glasses. lutter, to struggle. |
M.M. (initial letter of monsieur), Mr.ma (possessive f. of mon), my; pl., mes. machine, f., machine. madame, f., Mrs., mistress. mademoiselle, f., Miss. main, f., hand. maint, -e, many; --e fois, many a time. maintenant, now. maintenir, irr., to maintain. mais, but. maison, f., house. maître, m., master, teacher. maîtresse, f., mistress; faire la --, to play the mistress. mal, m. (pl., maux), evil, ill, pain; faire du --, to hurt; --, adv., badly, ill, wrong; --aise, uneasiness. malade, sick, ill. maladie, f., sickness. malheur, m., misfortune; --eux, --se, unfortunate; --eusement, unfortunately. malle, f., trunk. malpropre, unclean, slovenly. malsain, -e, unhealthy. maman, f., mamma. manger, to eat. (See changer, Alph. Tab., § 49.) manière, f., manner. marché, m., market. marcher, to walk. mari, m., husband. marquer, to mark. matin, m., morning. mauvais, -e, bad, ill. me, pr., me, to me. méchant, -e, wicked, bad. mécontent, -e, dissatisfied. médecin, m., physician. meilleur, -e, better; le --, the best. même, same, very, even; lui[-] --, himself; de --, likewise. menaçant, -e, threatening. mener, to lead, to take. (See Alph. Tab., § 49.) menuisier, m., carpenter, joiner. merci, m., thanks. mère, f., mother. merveille, f., wonder. metier, m., trade. mettre, irr., to put, to lay, to place; se --, to stand, to sit down, to set. meubles, m., furniture. meunier, m., miller. |
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miauler, to mew. midi, m., noon; après- --, f., after-noon. mien, -ne, mine. mieux, better. milieu, m., middle; au --, in the middle. mille, m., mile. mine, f., mien, countenance; bonne --, good looks. minette, f., puss. mineur, m., miner. se mirer, to look at one's self (in a glass). mise, f., dress. misère, f., misery. Mlle., abbreviation of mademoiselle. mode, f., fashion. moeurs, f. pl., manners, morals. moi, I, me; chez --, at my house. moindre, adj., less; le --, la --, the least. moins, adv., less. mois, m., month. moisson, f., harvest. molle (fem. of mou), soft. mon (masc. of ma), my; pl., mes. monde, m., world. Monsieur, m., Mr., gentleman. montagne, f., mountain. monter, to ascend, to go up. montrer, to show. se moquer, to mock at; s'en --, not to care for it. morceau (pl., --x), piece. mordre, to bite. morne, depressed, dejected. mort, f., death; --, m., dead person, corpse. mot, m., word. mou (masc. of molle), soft. mouche, f., fly. mouchoir, m., handkerchief. moudre, irr., to grind. moulin, m., mill. mousse, f., moss. mouvement, m., motion. moyen, m., means. mûr, -e, ripe. muraille, f., wall. musicien, m., musician. musique, f., music. N.n', contraction of ne, not.nager, to swim. naturel, -le, natural. naturellement, of course. |
navrant, -e, heart-rending. ne, not. néanmoins, nevertheless. nécessaire, necessary. neige, f., snow. nettoyer, to clean. (See employer, Alph. Tab., § 49.) neuf, nine. neuf, m., neuve, f., new. nez, m., nose. niaiserie, f., foolishness. nid, m., nest. nigaud, m., ninny. noël, m., Christmas. noir, -e, black. noisette, f., nut, hazel-nut. noix, f., nut. nom, m., name; --mer, to name. nombreux, -se, numerous, many. non, no, not; -- plus, neither; -- seulement, not only. notamment, particularly. noter, to mark. notre (sing.), nos (pl.), our; le nôtre, ours. nourrice, f., nurse. nourrir, to feed, to nourish. nous, we, us. nouveau, nouvel, m., nouvelle, f., new. nouvelle, f., news. noyau, m., stone (of fruit). se noyer, to drown. nu, -e, naked. nuit, f., night. nul, -le, no, not any. numéro, m., number. O.obéir (à), to obey (to).obéissant, -e, obedient. obliger, to oblige; être obligé, to be obliged. (See changer, Alph. Tab., § 49.) occuper, to occupy; s'--, to occupy one's self. oculaire, ocular. oeil (sing.), yeux (pl.), eye. oeuf, m., egg. oeuvre, f., work. offrir, irr., to offer. oh! oh! oie, f., goose. oiseau, m., bird. ombre, f., shade. |
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on, pr., one, people, they. onze, eleven. s'opposer, to be opposed. or, now. or, m., gold. orageux, -se, stormy. ordre, m., order. orfèvre, m., goldsmith. ôter, to take off, away. ou, or, either, or else. où, where; d'--, whence. oublier, to forget. oui, yes. outrageant, outrageous. outre, beyond; en --, moreover. ouvert, -e, open. ouvrier, m., workman. ouvrir, irr., to work. P.pain, m., bread.panier, m., basket; -- à papier, waste-*basket. pantalon, m., trousers. papier, m., paper. paquet, m., parcel, bundle. par, by; -- ci, -- là, here and there; -- -dessus, over, above. paraître, irr., to appear. parceque, because. pardonner, to forgive. parents, m., parents. paresseux, -se, lazy. parfait, -e, perfect; --ement, perfectly. parfois, some time. parlant, -e, speaking. parler, to speak. parmi, among. part, f., share, part; quelque --, somewhere; de la -- de, on the part of. partie, f., part, division; en --, partially. partir, irr., to depart, to leave. partout, everywhere. parvenir, irr., to attain, to reach, to succeed. pas, m., step; -- à --, step by step. pas, not, not any; -- du tout, not at all. passer, to pass; -- les habits, to dress, to put on clothes. pasteur, pastor, minister. paume, f., tennis; jeu de --, tennis-court. pause, f., pause, stop; --r, to pause. pauvre, poor; --té, f., poverty. payer, to pay. |
pays, m., country. pécher, to fish. pécheur, m., fisherman. se peigner, to comb one's self. peine, f., pain; à --, hardly. peler, to peel, to pare. (See Alph. Tab., § 49.) pendant, during; -- que, while. pénible, painful. pensée, f., thought. penser (à), to think (of). pension, f., boarding school. perçant, piercing. percher, to perch. perche, f., perch. perchoir, m., roost. perdre, to lose. père, m., father. perfide, perfidious. permettre, irr., to permit. perroquet, m., parrot. personne, f., person, anybody; ne --, no one, nobody. perte, f., loss. peser, to weigh. pétiller, to sparkle. petit, -e, small. peu (de), little, few; -- à --, little by little. peur, f., fear; avoir --, to be afraid. peut-être, perhaps. phare, m., lighthouse. pic, m., pickaxe. pièce, f., piece. pierre, f., stone. pigeon, m., pigeon. piquer, to prick, to sting. pire, worse. placer, to place. plafond, m., ceiling. plaire, irr., to please. plaisir, m., pleasure. plan, m., plan. plein, -e (de), full (of). pleurer, to weep. pleuvoir, irr., to rain. pli, m., fold. plier, to fold. plume, f., feather, pen. plus, more; de -- en --, more and more. plusieurs, several, many. plutôt (que), rather (than). poche, f., pocket. poignée, f., handful. poing, m., fist. |
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point, not;
-- du tout, not at all. point, m., point. poisson, m., fish. poivre, m., pepper. pomme, f., apple; -- de terre, potato. pompe stomacale, f., stomach-pump. pondre, to lay (eggs). porte, f., door. porter, to carry. poser, to place, to set, to put. posséder, to possess. (See acheter, Alph. Tab., § 49.) poste, f., post, employment. pot, m., pot. poulailler, m., poultry-house. poule, f., hen. pouls, m., pulse. pour, for. pourceau, m., pig. pourquoi, why, wherefore. poursuivre, irr., to pursue, to follow. pourtant, however, still, yet. pourvoir, irr., to provide. pousser, to push, to grow; -- de hauts cris, to cry out loud. pouvoir, irr., to be able; --, m., power. précéder, to precede. premier, -ière, first. prendre, irr., to take; -- part, to take part. se préparer, to prepare one's self. pré, m., meadow. près (de), near (to). présent, m., gift, present; faire un --, to make a present. présent, present; à --, now. présidente, f., president (lady). presque, almost. pressentiment, m., presentiment. prêt, -e (à), ready. prétendre, to pretend to. prier, to pray, to beg. prière, f., prayer. prochain, -e, next. proche (de), near (to). progrès, m., progress. promenade, f., promenade. se promener, to walk. (See mener, Alph. Tab., § 49.) promesse, f., promise. promettre, to promise. prononcer, to pronounce. propre, own, clean, proper. protéger, to protect. (See peler, Alph. Tab., § 49.) public, -que, public. puis, then, afterward. puisque, since. puits, m., well. |
punir, to punish. pur, -e, pure. Q.quand, when.quant (à), in regard (to). quartier, m., quarter. quatre, four. quatrième, fourth. que, whom, that, which; qu'est-ce? what is it? qu'est-ce que c'est que cela? what is that? ne ... -- only .... quel, -le, what. quelque, some; --fois, sometimes; quelqu'un, some one. queue, f., tail. qui, who, that. quitte, free, clear. quitter, to leave. quoi, what, which. quoique, although. R.rabot, m., plane.raccommoder, to mend. racine, f., root. raconter, to tell, to relate. rage, f., madness, rage. raide, straight, stiff. raison, reason; avoir --, to be right; haute --, sound sense; de --, by right. ramoneur, m., chimney-sweep. se rappeler, to remember. se rapprocher, to draw near. rare, rare, seldom; --ment, rarely. se rassurer, to be reassured. rat, m., rat. ravissant, -e, lovely, enchanting. recevoir, to receive. reconnaissant, -e, grateful. reconnaître, irr., to recognize. reçu (from recevoir), to receive. réellement, really. réfléchir, to reflect. réflexion, f., reflection. réfractoire, refractory. regarder, to look at. règle, f., rule; être de --, to be the rule. réglé, -e, regulated. regret, m., regret; --ter, to regret. réjouir, to rejoice. relieur, m., book-binder. remercier, to thank. se remettre, irr., to recover (from sickness). |
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remplir, to fill. se remuer, to move, to stir. rencontrer, to meet. rendre, to return, to give back; -- grâces, to give thanks. renoncer, to renounce. rentrer, to return to, to come in again. renverser, to throw down. renvoyer, to send back, to discharge. reparaître, irr., to reappear. repas, m., meal, repast. repasser, to iron. répondre, to answer. réponse, f., answer. reposer, to repose. reprendre, irr., to resume, to take up again. se réserver, to reserve to one's self. ressembler, to resemble. ressort, m., spring, elasticity. reste, m., remainder; du --, besides, moreover. rester, to remain. retenir, irr., to retain. réunion, f., meeting. revêche, untractable. se réveiller, to awake. revenir, irr., to come back. revoir, irr., to see again. rhume, m., a cold. riche, rich. rien, nothing. rire, irr., to laugh; -- aux éclats, to laugh boisterously. robe, f., dress, gown. roi, m., king. rompre, to break. rond, -e, round. rondeur, f., roundness. rose, f., rose. rosse, f., jade, bad horse. rouge, red. roucouler, to coo (of pigeons). rouler, to roll. roussir, to scorch, to singe. rude, rude, rough; --ment, rudely, roughly. ruisseau, m., stream. ruse, f., artifice, deceit; rusé, -e, artful, deceitful. russe, Russian. S.sa (fem. of son), sing., his; pl., ses.sable, m., sand. sabot, m., wooden shoe. sac, m., bag. |
sage, good, gentle, wise. sain, -e, healthy. saint-mont, holy mountain. saisir, to seize. saison, f., season. sale, dirty. salle, f., hall, parlor; -- à manger, dining-room; -- de bains, bath-room. salut, m., safety. sang, m., blood. sangloter, to sob. sans, without. santé, f., health. satisfaire, to satisfy; past part., satisfait, -e, satisfied. sauf, -ve, safe; sain et --, safe and sound. sauter, to leap, to jump. sautiller, to skip. sauvage, wild, savage. sauver, to save. savant, -e, learned. savoir, irr., to know. se, one's self. sec, sèche, dry, lean. secouer, to shake. secrètement, secretly. sel, m., salt. selon, according to. semaine, f., week. sembler, to seem; il me semble, it seems to me. semelle, f., sole. sentir, irr., to feel, to smell; se --, to feel one's self. sérieux, -se, serious. serrure, f., lock. serrurier, m., locksmith. servante, f., maid-servant. serviette, f., napkin. servir, irr., to serve. seul, -e, alone; seulement, only. sévère, severe. si, if, whether; comme --, as if; yes. siège, m., seat. sien, -ne, his, hers, its. signaler, to point out. signe, m., sign. silencieux, -se, silent. sillon, m., furrow. singe, m., ape, monkey. sitôt, as soon. soi, one's self, self, itself. soif, f., thirst; avoir --, to be thirsty. soigner, to take care of. soigneusement, carefully. |