Part 11

·industrie·, \f.\, trade.

·infinitif·, \m.\, infinitive.

·infructueu-x·, ·~se·, fruitless, futile.

·inqui-et·, ·~ète·, worried, restless, anxious.

·insister·, to insist.

·installer·, to install.

·instant·, \m.\, moment.

·instruction·, \f.\, instruction.

·instrument·, \m.\, instrument.

·intelligence·, \f.\, intelligence.

·intelligent·, ·~e·, intelligent.

·intention·, \f.\, intention; ·avoir l'---- de·, to intend to.

·intéressé·, ·~e·, interested.

·intérieur·, ·~e·, inner.

·interrogati-f·, ·~ve·, interrogative.

·interroger·, to question.

·interrompez· (\imv. of\ ·interrompre·), interrupt.

·interrompit· (\past def. of\ ·interrompre·), interrupted.

·interrompre·, to interrupt.

·intervention·, \f.\, interference.

·intitulé·, ·~e·, entitled.

·inutile·, useless.

·invitation·, \f.\, invitation.

·invité· (\p.p. of\ ·inviter·), invited.

·inviter·, to invite.

·invitez· (\imv. of\ ·inviter·), invite.

·irai· (\fut. of\ ·aller·), shall go.

·iras· (\fut. of\ ·aller·), will go.

·irréguli-er·, ·~ère·, irregular.

·Italie·, \f.\, Italy.

·italien·, ·~ne·, Italian.

J

·j'· = ·je.·

·jamais·, ever; ·ne ... ----·, never.

·jambe·, \f.\, leg; ·donner des ----s·, to give courage.

·japper·, to yelp.

·jardin·, \m.\, garden.

·jardinier·, \m.\, gardener.

·jaune·, yellow.

·je·, I.

·Jérôme·, Jerome.

·jeter·, to throw.

·jeu·, \m.\, play, game; acting; ·---- de physionomie·, facial expression.

·jeune·, young.

·joie·, \f.\, joy.

·joli·, ·~e·, pretty.

·Joli-Coeur·, the name of the monkey.

·joue· (\imv. of\ ·jouer·), play.

·jouer·, to play.

·jouerons· (\fut. of\ ·jouer·), shall play.

·jour·, \m.\, day; ·par ----·, a day; ·tous les ----s·, every day; ·un beau ----·, one fine day.

·journée·, \f.\, day.

·joyeusement·, joyously.

·joyeu-x·, ·~se·, joyous, glad.

·juge·, \m.\, judge.

·jusqu'à·, up to, as far as; until.

·juste·, just; ·au ----·, exactly.

K

·kilomètre·, \m.\, kilometer.

L

·l'· = ·le· \or\ ·la·.

·la·, \art.\, the.

·la·, \pron.\, it, her.

·là·, \adv.\, there; ·là-bas·, down there, yonder; ·ce jour-là·, that day.

·lac·, \m.\, lake.

·lacet·, \m.\, lace; ·en ----s·, zigzag, winding.

·lâcheté·, \f.\, cowardly act.

·laine·, \f.\, wool; ·de ----·, woolen.

·laineu-x·, ·~se·, woolly.

·laissa· (\past def. of\ ·laisser·), let.

·laisser·, to let, allow, leave; ·---- voir·, to betray.

·laissez· (\imv. of\ ·laisser·), let.

·lait·, \m.\, milk.

·lancer·, to cast, hurl; blow (smoke).

·langue·, \f.\, language.

·large·, large, big.

·larme·, \f.\, tear.

·le·, \art.\, the.

·le·, \pron.\, it, him.

·leçon·, \f.\, lesson.

·lecture·, \f.\, reading.

·légèrement·, nimbly.

·légume·, \m.\, vegetable.

·lendemain·, \m.\, next day; ·le ---- de·, the day after.

·les·, \art.\, the.

·les·, \pron.\, them.

·lettre·, \f.\, letter.

·leur·, \pron.\, them; to them, for them.

·leur·, \adj.\, their.

·leva· (\past def. of\ ·lever·), raised.

·lever·, to raise; ·se ----·, to get up.

·lèvre·, \f.\, lip.

·librement·, freely.

·lieu·, \m.\, place; ·au ---- de·, instead of.

·lieue·, \f.\, league.

·ligne·, \f.\, line; ·sur une même ----·, single file.

·linge·, \m.\, linen.

·lire·, to read.

·lit·, \m.\, bed.

·litre·, \m.\, liter.

·livre·, \m.\, book.

·logement·, \m.\, lodging.

·loger·, to dwell; ·on ne loge pas ici·, we don't take lodgers here.

·loin·, far; ·---- de·, far from.

·long·, ·~ue·, long; ·carré ----·, rectangle; ·tout le ---- de·, all along, the whole length of.

·longtemps·, long, a long time; ·si ----·, so long a time.

·longuement·, at length; a long time; for a long time.

·lorsque·, when.

·louer·, to hire, rent, loan, hire out.

·louerait· (\pres. cond. of\ ·louer·), would rent.

·loup·, \m.\, wolf.

·lugubre·, dismal, gloomy.

·lui·, he, him; to him, to her; for him.

·Lyon·, a city of France in the department of le Rhône.

M

·m'· = ·me.·

·M.· = ·monsieur·, Mr.

·ma· (\f. of\ ·mon·), my.

·madame·, \f.\, madam.

·magnifique·, magnificent.

·mai·, \m.\, May.

·maigre·, meager.

·main·, \f.\, hand.

·maintenait· (\imp. of\ ·maintenir·), maintained.

·maintenant·, now.

·maintenir·, to maintain.

·maire·, \m.\, mayor.

·mais·, but.

·maison·, \f.\, house.

·maître·, \m.\, master, proprietor.

·maîtresse·, \f.\, mistress.

·mal·, badly.

·malade·, \m.\, invalid.

·malade·, sick.

·maladie·, \f.\, sickness.

·maladi-f·, ·~ve·, sickly.

·malgré·, in spite of.

·malheur·, \m.\, misfortune.

·malheureusement·, unfortunately.

·malheureux·, \m.\, wretch.

·malheureu-x·, ·~se·, unhappy.

·maman·, \f.\, mother, mamma.

·mangeant· (\pres. part. of\ ·manger·), eating.

·manger·, to eat.

·manière·, \f.\, way.

·manifeste·, manifest.

·manoir·, \m.\, manor.

·manquer·, to be wanting.

·marche·, \f.\, march, walk, walking.

·marche· (\imv. of\ ·marcher·), march.

·marcher·, to walk, march.

·mari·, \m.\, husband.

·marié, ~e·, married.

·marinier·, \m.\, boatman.

·Marne·, a river of France.

·marque·, \f.\, mark; initial.

·marqué· (\p.p. of\ ·marquer·), marked off.

·marquer·, to mark.

·masculin·, ·~e·, masculine.

·matières·, \f. pl.\, contents.

·matin·, \m.\, morning; ·le ----·, in the morning.

·Mattia·, a boy's name.

·mauvais·, ·~e·, bad.

·me·, me, to me.

·méchant·, ·~e·, wicked, bad.

·médecin·, \m.\, physician.

·Méditerranée·, \f.\, Mediterranean Sea.

·meilleur·, ·~e·, better.

·mélancolique·, melancholy.

·même·, \adj.\, same.

·même·, \adv.\, even.

·menaçant·, ·~e·, threatening.

·mendiant·, \m.\, beggar.

·mène· (\pres. ind. of\ ·mener·), leads, takes.

·mener·, to take, lead.

·mer·, \f.\, sea.

·merci·, thanks.

·mère·, \f.\, mother.

·merveilleu-x·, ·~se·, marvelous.

·mes· (\pl. of\ ·mon·), my.

·mesdames· (\pl. of\ ·madame·), ladies.

·messieurs· (\pl. of\ ·monsieur·), gentlemen.

·mesure·, \f.\, time; ·en ----·, in time.

·métal·, \m.\, metal.

·mets· (\imv. of\ ·mettre·), put.

·mettez· (\imv. of\ ·mettre·), put.

·mettons· (\pres. ind. of\ ·mettre·), put.

·mettre·, to put, set.

·meurt· (\pres. ind. of\ ·mourir·), dies.

·midi·, \m.\, noon; south (of France).

·miennes (les)·, mine.

·mieux·, better.

·milieu·, \m.\, middle; ·au ---- de·, in the middle of.

·mine·, \f.\, face.

·minute·, \f.\, minute.

·misérable·, miserable.

·misère·, \f.\, poverty, distress.

·mit· (\past def. of\ ·mettre·), put.

·modèle·, \m.\, model.

·modeste·, modest.

·moi·, I, me; to me.

·moins·, less.

·mois·, \m.\, month.

·moitié·, \f.\, half; ·à ----·, half.

·moment·, \m.\, moment.

·mon·, ·ma·, ·mes·, my.

·monde·, \m.\, world, people; ·tout le ----·, everybody.

·monsieur·, \m.\, sir, gentleman, Mr.

·montagne·, \f.\, mountain.

·monter·, to mount, go up.

·Montereau·, a city of France in the department of Seine-et-Marne.

·Montpellier·, a city of France in the department of l'Hérault.

·montre·, \f.\, watch.

·montrer·, to show; ·se ----·, to show one's self.

·morceau·, \m.\, piece.

·mort·, \f.\, death.

·mort· (\p.p. of\ ·mourir·), dead; died; ·était ----·, had died; ·est ----·, died.

·mortel·, ·~le·, fatal.

·mot·, \m.\, word.

·motif·, \m.\, motive.

·mourait· (\imp. of\ ·mourir·), was dying.

·mourir·, to die.

·mourut· (\past def. of\ ·mourir·), died.

·mouton·, \m.\, sheep.

·mouvement·, \m.\, movement.

·muet·, ·~te·, silent.

·muraille·, \f.\, wall.

·murmure·, \m.\, murmur.

·murmurer·, to murmur.

·museau·, \m.\, nose; snout.

·museler·, to muzzle.

·muselière·, \f.\, muzzle.

·musicien·, \m.\, musician.

·musique·, \f.\, music.

·mystère·, \m.\, mystery.

N

·n'· = ·ne.·

·naissance·, \f.\, birth.

·narration·, \f.\, narration.

·nationalité·, \f.\, nationality.

·nature·, \f.\, nature.

·navigable·, navigable.

·navire·, \m.\, ship.

·ne·, not; ·---- ... jamais·, never; ·---- ... pas·, not; ·---- ... plus·, no longer, not any more, never again; ·---- ... rien·, nothing.

·nécessaire·, necessary.

·nécessité·, \f.\, necessity.

·négati-f·, ·~ve·, negative.

·neige·, \f.\, snow.

·neuf·, nine.

·neuvième·, ninth.

·nez·, \m.\, nose; ·au ---- de·, in the face of; ·regarder sous le ----·, to stare in the face.

·ni·, \conj.\, neither, nor; either, or.

·Nîmes·, a city of France in the department of le Gard.

·Nivernais·, a former province of France.

·noble·, noble.

·noblesse·, \f.\, nobility.

·noce·, \f.\, wedding party, wedding.

·noir·, ·~e·, black.

·nom·, \m.\, noun; name.

·nombre·, \m.\, number.

·nombreu-x·, ·~se·, numerous, large.

·nommé· (\p.p. of\ ·nommer·), called.

·nommer·, to name, call.

·nommez· (\imv. of\ ·nommer·), name.

·non·, no, not; ·---- pas·, not.

·nos· (\pl. of\ ·notre·), our.

·notre·, ·nos·, our.

·noué·, ·~e·, tied.

·nourrice·, \f.\, nurse, foster mother.

·nourrir·, to feed, nourish.

·nourriture·, \f.\, food.

·nous·, we, us; for us.

·nouveau, nouvelle·, new.

·nouveauté·, \f.\, novelty.

·nouveaux·, \pl. of\ ·nouveau.·

·nouvelle·, \f.\, piece of news.

·nuage·, \m.\, cloud.

·nuit·, \f.\, night.

·nullement·, not at all, by no means.

·numéral·, ·~e·, numeral.

·numéro·, \m.\, number.

O

·obéir· (·à·), to obey.

·obéissance·, \f.\, obedience.

·obéissant·, ·~e·, obedient.

·obligé· (\p.p. of\ ·obliger·), obliged.

·obliger·, to oblige, force.

·obscurité·, \f.\, darkness.

·observation·, \f.\, observation; ·en ----·, on the lookout.

·occuper·, to occupy.

·[oe]il·, \m.\, eye.

·offre· (\pres. ind. of\ ·offrir·), offers.

·offrir·, to offer.

·oh!· oh!

·ombragé·, ·~e·, shaded.

·omis·, ·~e·, omitted.

·on·, they, you, we; people.

·oncle·, \m.\, uncle.

·ont· (\pres. ind. of\ ·avoir·), have.

·onze·, eleven.

·onzième·, eleventh.

·or·, \m\; gold.

·ordinaire·, usual, customary.

·ordinairement·, ordinarily.

·ordonner·, to order.

·oreille·, \f.\, ear.

·orné·, ·~e·, decorated, adorned.

·os·, \m.\, bone.

·ou·, \conj.\, or.

·où·, \adv.\, where, when; ·par ----·, how, which way.

·oublier·, to forget.

·oui·, yes.

·ouvert· (\p.p. of\ ·ouvrir·), open, opened.

·ouvrage·, \m.\, work.

·ouvre· (\pres. ind. of\ ·ouvrir·), opens.

·ouvrez· (\imv. of\ ·ouvrir·), open.

·ouvrir·, to open.

P

·paille·, \f.\, straw.

·pain·, \m.\, bread.

·pâle·, pale.

·pâli· (\p.p. of\ ·pâlir·), grown pale.

·pâlir·, to grow pale.

·pantalon·, \m.\, pair of trousers.

·pantomime·, \f.\, pantomime.

·papillon·, \m.\, butterfly.

·par·, by, in, on, with, through, for the sake of; ·---- ici·, this way; ·---- jour·, a day; ·---- où·, how, which way.

·paraît· (\pres. ind. of\ ·paraître·), appears.

·paraître·, to appear.

·paralysé·, ·~e·, paralyzed.

·parce que·, because.

·pareil·, ·~le·, such.

·parenthèse·, \f.\, parenthesis; ·entre ----s·, in parenthesis.

·parents·, \m. pl.\, parents.

·parfait·, ·~e·, perfect.

·parfaitement·, perfectly.

·Paris·, Paris, capital of France.

·parlait· (\imp. of\ ·parler·), did speak, spoke.

·parler·, to speak.

·parmi·, among.

·parole·, \f.\, word.

·part·, \f.\, share.

·partager·, to divide; share.

·participe·, \m.\, participle.

·particuli-er·, ·~ère·, special.

·partie·, \f.\, part.

·partir·, to leave, go away.

·partiti-f·, ·~ve·, partitive.

·partons· (\pres. ind. of\ ·partir·), leave.

·partons· (\imv. of\ ·partir·), let us go.

·partout·, everywhere.

·parut· (\past def. of\ ·paraître·), appeared.

·pas·, \m.\, stride, step, dance; ·à grands ----·, with big strides.

·pas·, \adv.\, not, no; ·ne ... ----·, not; ·non ----·, not.

·passa· (\past def. of\ ·passer·), passed.

·passage·, \m.\, lane; arcade.

·passe· (\imv. of\ ·passer·), pass.

·passé·, \m.\, past.

·passé·, ·~e·, \adj.\, past.

·passent· (\pres. ind. of\ ·passer·), pass by.

·passer·, to pass, pass by, spend; ·---- dans les cerceaux·, to jump through hoops.

·passerons· (\fut. of\ ·passer·), shall pass.

·patte·, \f.\, paw, leg; ·----s de devant·, front paws; ·----s de derrière·, hind paws.

·Pau·, a city of France in the department of les Basses-Pyrénées.

·pauvre·, poor.

·payer·, to pay.

·pays·, \m.\, country.

·paysan·, \m.\, peasant.

·peau·, \f.\, skin; ·---- de mouton·, sheepskin.

·penché·, ·~e·, leaning.

·pendant·, \prep.\, during, for.

·pendant que·, \conj.\, while.

·pensait· (\imp. of\ ·penser·), was thinking.

·pensée·, \f.\, thought.

·penser·, to think.

·pente·, \f.\, slope.

·perçant·, ·~e·, piercing, shrill.

·perdra· (\fut. of\ ·perdre·), will lose.

·perdre·, to lose.

·perdu· (\p.p. of\ ·perdre·), lost.

·père·, \m.\, father.

·permettre·, to permit.

·permission·, \f.\, permission.

·personne·, \f.\, person; \pl.\, people.

·personne·, \pron.\, anyone; ·ne ... ----·, nobody.

·personnel·, ·~le·, personal.

·petit·, \m.\, little one.

·petit·, ·~e·, little, small.

·peu·, \m.\, little.

·peur·, \f.\, fear; ·avoir ----·, to be afraid.

·peut· (\pres. ind. of\ ·pouvoir·), can.

·peut-être·, perhaps.

·peux· (\pres. ind. of\ ·pouvoir·), can.

·phrase·, \f.\, sentence.

·physionomie·, \f.\, countenance, face; ·jeu de ----·, facial expression.

·pièce·, \f.\, piece, play.

·pied·, \m.\, foot.

·pire·, worse.

·place·, \f.\, place, seat; square.

·place· (\imv. of\ ·placer·), place; ·place-toi,· place yourself.

·placer·, to put, place; ·se ----·, to place one's self.

·plaçons· (\pres. ind. of\ ·placer·), place.

·plaine·, \f.\, plain.

·plainti-f·, ·~ve·, plaintive.

·plaisance·, \f.\, pleasure; ·bateau de ----·, pleasure boat.

·plaisir·, \m.\, pleasure.

·plan·, \m.\, plan.

·planche·, \f.\, board.

·plante·, \f.\, plant.

·platane·, \m.\, sycamore, plane tree.

·plein·, ·~e·, full; ·en ---- air·, in the open air.

·pleurer·, to cry, weep.

·pluie·, \f.\, rain.

·plume·, \f.\, feather.

·plumet·, \m.\, feather.

·plupart· (·la·), most.

·pluriel·, plural.

·plus·, more; ·ne ... ----·, no longer; ·---- d'une heure·, more than one hour; ·---- longtemps·, longer, any longer.

·plusieurs·, several.

·poche·, \f.\, pocket.

·poignet·, \m.\, wrist.

·poil·, \m.\, hair, fur.

·poing·, \m.\, fist; ·coup de ----·, punch.

·poitrine·, \f.\, breast; ·fluxion de ----·, inflammation of the lungs.

·police·, \f.\, police.

·pont·, \m.\, deck, bridge.

·portaient· (\imp. of\ ·porter·), wore.

·porte·, \f.\, door, gate; ·de ---- en ----·, from door to door.

·porte· (\pres. ind. of\ ·porter·), brings.

·porter·, to bring, carry, bear; wear.

·pose·, \f.\, pose.

·posé· (\p.p. of\ ·poser·), placed.

·poser·, to put; place.

·positif·, \m.\, positive.

·positi-f·, ·~ve·, positive.

·position·, \f.\, position.

·possessi-f·, ·~ve·, possessive.

·possession·, \f.\, possession.

·possible·, possible.

·poste·, \m.\, station house.

·pour·, \prep.\, for, to, in order to.

·pour que·, \conj.\, so that, in order that.

·pourquoi·, why.

·poursuivi· (\p.p. of\ ·poursuivre·), pursued.

·poursuivre·, to pursue.

·pousser·, to push.

·pouvez· (\pres. ind. of\ ·pouvoir·), can.

·pouvoir·, to be able; can.

·pouvons· (\pres. ind. of\ ·pouvoir·), can.

·pratique·, practical.

·précaution·, \f.\, precaution.

·précéder·, to precede.

·précipiter·, to hasten.

·préférence·, \f.\, preference; ·de ----·, in preference.

·préférer·, to prefer.

·premi-er·, ·~ère·, first.

·prenait· (\imp. of\ ·prendre·), took.

·prenant· (\pres. part. of\ ·prendre·), taking.

·prend· (\pres. ind. of\ ·prendre·), takes.

·prendre·, to take, assume.

·prends· (\imv. of\ ·prendre·), take.

·prennent· (\pres. ind. of\ ·prendre·), take.

·préparer·, to prepare.

·préparez· (\imv. of\ ·préparer·), prepare.

·préposition·, \f.\, preposition.

·près de·, near; ·de près·, closely; ·de plus près·, closer, nearer.

·présent·, ·~e·, present.

·présenter·, to introduce, present, hold out; ·se ----·, to appear, come, present one's self.

·présentez· (\imv. of\ ·présenter·), introduce.

·presque·, almost.

·prêt·, ·~e·, ready.

·principal·, ·~e·, principal.

·principaux· (\pl. of\ ·principal·), principal.

·printemps·, \m.\, spring.

·pris· (\p.p. of\ ·prendre·), taken, assumed.

·prison·, \f.\, prison; imprisonment.

·prit· (\past. def. of\ ·prendre·), took, assumed.

·prix·, \m.\, price.

·procurer·, to secure.

·profaner·, to profane.

·programme·, \m.\, program.

·promenade·, \f.\, walk, trip, promenade.

·promener· (·se·), to walk.

·promesse·, \f.\, promise.

·promet· (\pres. ind. of\ ·promettre·), promises.

·promets· (\pres. ind. of\ ·promettre·), promise.

·promettre·, to promise.

·promis· (\p.p. of\ ·promettre·), promised.

·promit· (\past def. of\ ·promettre·), promised.

·prompt·, ·~e·, quick.

·pronom·, \m.\, pronoun.

·propice·, favorable.

·proposer·, to propose, offer.

·proposition·, \f.\, proposition; clause.

·propriétaire·, \m. and f.\, proprietor.

·Providence·, \f.\, Providence.

·province·, \f.\, province, country.

·provoquer·, to arouse, excite, provoke.

·public·, \m.\, public, people, audience.

·publi-c·, ·~que·, public.

·puis·, then, afterward.

·puis· (\pres. ind. of\ ·pouvoir·), can.

·puisque· (·puisqu'·), since.

·puni· (\p.p. of\ ·punir·), punished.

·punir·, to punish.

·punition·, \f.\, punishment.

·pur·, ·~e·, pure, clear.

·Pyrénées·, a chain of mountains between France and Spain.

Q

·qu'· = ·que.·

·quadrille·, \m.\, quadrille.

·quai·, \m.\, wharf.

·quand·, when.

·quantité·, \f.\, quantity.

·quarante·, forty.

·quarante et unième·, forty-first.

·quarantième·, fortieth.

·quart·, \m.\, quarter.

·quartier·, \m.\, quarter, locality.

·quatorzième·, fourteenth.

·quatre·, four.

·quatrième·, fourth.

·que·, \pron.\, what, which, whom; ·---- faire?· what was he to do?

·que·, \conj.\, that, than, when, as.

·quel·, ·~le·, what.

·quelque·, some; ·----s·, some, a few; ·---- chose·, something.

·quelqu'un·, some one.

·qu'est-ce que (qui)·, what.

·question·, \f.\, question.

·questionner·, to question.

·queue·, \f.\, end.

·qui·, who, whom, which.

·quinzième·, fifteenth.

·quitte· (\imv. of\ ·quitter·), leave.

·quitter·, to leave.

·quoi·, what.

R

·raconter·, to relate, tell.

·raison·, \f.\, reason.

·rang·, \m.\, rank.

·rapidement·, quickly.

·rapporter·, to bring back.

·réalité·, \f.\, reality.

·recette·, \f.\, receipt; collection.

·recevoir·, to receive.

·recherche·, \f.\, search; ·à la ----·, in search.

·réclamation·, \f.\, protest, expostulation.

·réclament· (\pres. ind. of\ ·réclamer·), claim.

·réclamer·, to claim.

·reçois· (\pres. ind. of\ ·recevoir·), receive.

·recommencer·, to begin again.

·récompense·, \f.\, reward.

·reconnais· (\pres. ind. of\ ·reconnaître·), recognize.

·reconnaître·, to recognize.

·redoubler·, to redouble.

·réfléchir·, to reflect.

·refus·, \m.\, refusal.

·refuser·, to refuse.

·regard·, \m.\, look.

·regarda· (\past def. of\ ·regarder·), looked at.

·regarde· (\imv. of\ ·regarder·), look.

·regarder·, to look at, look.

·règle·, \f.\, rule.

·règlement·, \m.\, regulation.

·régler·, to settle.

·regretter·, to regret.

·réguli-er·, ·~ère·, regular.

·rejetant· (\pres. part. of\ ·rejeter·), throwing.

·rejeter·, to throw.

·relati-f·, ·~ve·, relative.

·remercier·, to thank.

·Remi·, a boy's name.

·remonter·, to go up.

·remplaçant· (\pres. part. of\ ·remplacer·), replacing.

·remplacer·, to replace.

·remplir·, to fill.

·rempliras· (\fut. of\ ·remplir·), will fill.

·remplissait· (\imp. of\ ·remplir·), filled.

·remuer·, to move.

·rencontrer·, to meet; strike.

·rendait· (\imp. of\ ·rendre·), made.

·rendre·, to make, render; return, restore.

·rendrez· (\fut. of\ ·rendre·), will render.

·renseignement·, \m.\, information.

·rentre· (\imv. of\ ·rentrer·), return.

·rentrer·, to return; reënter.

·renversé· (\p.p. of\ ·renverser·), upset.

·renverser·, to throw over.

·repas·, \m.\, meal.

·répertoire·, \m.\, repertoire, stock of plays.

·répété· (\p.p. of\ ·répéter·), repeated.

·répéter·, to repeat.

·répétition·, \f.\, rehearsal.

·répondez· (\imv. of\ ·répondre·), answer.

·répondit· (\past def. of\ ·répondre·), answered.

·répondre·, to answer; ·sans ----·, without answering.

·répondu· (\p.p. of\ ·répondre·), answered.

·réponse·, \f.\, answer.

·repos·, \m.\, rest.

·reprendre·, to resume, take again.

·représentant·, \m.\, representative.

·représentation·, \f.\, performance.

·représenter·, to present, perform, represent.

·respectueu-x·, ·~se·, respectful.

·respirer·, to breathe.

·ressembler· (·à·), to resemble.

·ressource·, \f.\, resource.

·restaurateur·, \m.\, hotel keeper.

·rester·, to remain.

·resterons· (fut. of ·rester·), shall remain.

·retour·, \m.\, return.

·retourner·, to return; go again.

·retrouver·, to find again, find.

·réuni·, ·~e·, reunited.

·réunion·, \f.\, reunion.

·rêve·, \m.\, dream.

·réveillé·, ·~e·, awakened.

·revenir·, to come back.

·reviendra· (\fut. of\ ·revenir·), will come back.

·reviens· (\pres. ind. of\ ·revenir·), come back.

·revoir·, to see again.

·revue·, \f.\, review.

·Rhône·, a river of France.

·riait· (\imp. of\ ·rire·), laughed.

·riche·, rich.

·rien·, nothing; ·ne ... ----·, nothing.

·rire·, \m.\, laughter; ·éclater de ----·, to burst out laughing.

·rire·, to laugh.

·rivage·, \m.\, shore.

·rivière·, \f.\, river.

·rôle·, \m.\, rôle, part.

·rouge·, red.

·rougir·, to blush.

·roula· (\past def. of\ ·rouler·), rolled.

·rouler·, to roll.

·route·, \f.\, road; ·en ----·, on the way; ·en ----!· let's start!

·rouvrir·, to open again.

·rouvrit· (\past def. of\ ·rouvrir·), opened again.

·ruban·, \m.\, ribbon.

·rude·, rough, hard; severe.

·rue·, \f.\, street.

·ruine·, \f.\, ruin.

S

·s'· = ·si· \or\ ·se·.

·sa· (\f. of\ ·son·), his, her, its.

·sabot·, \m.\, wooden shoe.

·sac·, \m.\, knapsack.

·sachant· (\pres. part. of\ ·savoir·), knowing.

·Saint-Antoine·, Saint Anthony.

·sais· (\pres. ind. of\ ·savoir·), know, do know how.

·saison·, \f.\, season.

·sait· (\pres. ind. of\ ·savoir·), knows, knows how.

·salle·, \f.\, room; hall.

·salon·, \m.\, parlor.

·saluer·, to salute, bow to.

·saluez· (\imv. of\ ·saluer·), salute.

·sang·, \m.\, blood.

·sanglot·, \m.\, sob.

·sans·, without.

·Saône·, a river of France.

·satisfait·, ·~e·, satisfied.

·sauter·, to jump.

·sauvé·, ·~e·, saved.

·savant·, ·~e·, trained, learned.

·savez· (\pres. ind. of\ ·savoir·), know.

·savoir·, to know, know how.

·scène·, \f.\, scene; stage.

·se·, himself, herself, itself; themselves; one's self.

·sébile·, \f.\, wooden bowl.

·second·, ·~e·, second.

·seconde·, \f.\, second.

·secours·, \m.\, aid, help.

·secret·, \m.\, secret.

·Seine·, a river of France passing through Paris.

·seizième·, sixteenth.

·séjour·, \m.\, abode.

·selon·, according to.

·semaine·, \f.\, week.

·sembler·, to seem.

·sens·, \m.\, sense, meaning.

·sentence·, \f.\, sentence.

·sentiment·, \m.\, opinion.

·sentir·, to feel.

·séparation·, \f.\, separation.

·septième·, seventh.

·sera· (\fut. of\ ·être·), will be; ·---- arrivé·, will have arrived.

·serait· (\pres. cond. of\ ·être·), would be.

·sergent de ville·, \m.\, policeman.

·sérieusement·, seriously.

·sérieu-x·, ·~se·, serious.

·serré· (\p.p. of\ ·serrer·), thick.

·serrer·, to tighten, hold tight.

·servi· (\p.p. of\ ·servir·), set, spread.

·service·, \m.\, service.

·serviette·, \f.\, napkin.

·servir·, to serve.

·ses· (\pl. of\ ·son·), his, her, its.

·seul·, ·~e·, alone, only.

·seulement·, only.

·Seyssel·, a city of France in the department of l'Ain.

·si·, \conj.\, if.

·si·, \adv.\, so.

·sienne· (·la·), his.

·siffler·, to whistle for, whistle.

·signal·, \m.\, signal.

·signe·, \m.\, sign.

·signifier·, to mean.

·signor· (\Italian\), Mr.

·signora· (\Italian\), Madam.

·silence·, \m.\, silence.

·simple·, simple.

·simplement·, simply.

·singe·, \m.\, monkey.

·singuli-er·, ·~ère·, singular.

·situation·, \f.\, situation.

·situé·, ·~e·, situated.

·six·, six.

·sixième·, sixth.

·société·, \f.\, company.

·soie·, \f.\, silk.

·soigne· (\pres. ind. of\ ·soigner·), takes care of.

·soigner·, to take care of, look after.

·soigneusement·, carefully.

·soin·, \m.\, care.