intime, intimate introduire, to introduce inutile, useless inventer, to invent invitation, f. invitation inviter, to invite issue, f. issue J. Jaloux, se, jealous jamais, ever, ne..jamais, never, presque jamais, scarcely ever Jambe, f. leg, à toutes jambes, at full speed jambon, m. ham Janvier, m. January jardin, m. garden jardinier, m. gardener jaune, yellow Je, I jeter, to throw jeu, m. play, game Jeudi, m. Thursday jeune, young langue, f. tongue, lan- lumière, f. light guage larme, f. tear las, se, tired lasser, (se) to get tired latin, m. latin laver, to wash, se-, to wash o.'s self le, the, him, it leçon, f. lesson lecture, f. reading légume, m. vegetable le mien m. la mienne, f. les, miens m. p., les miennes, f p., mine. le sien, m. la sienne, f. ies siens, m. p. les, siennes, f. p. his, hers, its. le leur, m. la leur, f. les leurs, p. theirs lequel, m. laquelle, f. lesquels, m. p. lesquelles f. p. which les; the, them lettres, polite literature jeunesse, f. youth lettre, f. letter, joie, f.joy joindre, to join leur, leurs, their joli, e, pretty leur, to them joliment, nicely lever, m. rise make game of lune, f. moon belles malade, ill maladie, f. illness malgré, in spite of jouer, to play, se-, to lever, to lift up, se-, to malheur, m. misfortune jouir, (de) to enjoy jour, m. day, tous les jours, every day journal, m. newspaper journée, f. day juge, m.judge jugement, m. judgment juger, to judge Juillet, m. July Juin, m. June jusqu'à, till, as far as jusqu'à quand ? how long? jusqu'à ce que, until Juste,just, fair, in tune justement, just, just so L. La, the, her it là, there, là-dessus, thereupon, au delà, on the other side là-bas, over there laborieux, se, industrious laine, f. wool, de laine, worsted laisser, to leave, to let lait, m. milk malheureux, se, unhappy, unfortunate lieu, m. place, au lieu de, manière, f. manner manger, to eat manquer, to miss, to fail, to break mappe-monde, f. map of the world marchand. m. tradesman marchand de nouveautés, m. f. linen-draper marche, f. step, walking marché, m. market, bargain marché à la viande, meatmarket, bon marché, cheap marcher, to walk to marine, f. navy marin, m. sailor marque, f. mark [her Mars, m. March lui, he, him, to him, to marraine,f. god-mother mécontent, e, dissatisfied médecin, m. physician médire, to slander meilleur, e, better, mon.. meilleur ami, my best friend moindre, smaller moins, less, fewer, à moins, for less, au moins, at least, à moins que, unless mois, m. month moitié, f. half moment, m. moment mêler, to mix, se-, tomon, my meddle membre, m. member,limb merci, m. thanks mètre, m. metre, yard midi, m. afternoon monde, m. world, people, company, tout le monde, everybody monsieur, m. sir, gentleman, messieurs, gentlemen p. montagne, f. mountain monter, to ascend, to get up, to get in, to take up montre, f. watch montrer, to show, se, to show one's self moquer, (se) (de), to laugh ai moqueur, se, mocking moral, m. mind, moral morceau, m. piece mordre, to bite mort, f. death mort, e, dead mot, m. word mouchoir, m. handkerchief moudre, to grind moulin, m. mill, moulin à vent, wind-mill mourir, to die mousse, m. cabin-boy moutarde, f. mustard mouton, m. sheep, mutton mouvoir, to put in motion moyen, m. means, au moyen de, by means of musique, f. music mur, m. wall mutuel, le, mutual N. Nager, to swim naître, to be born nation, f. nation national, e, national nature, f. nature navet, m. turnip naufrage, m. wreck, faire naufrage, to wreck naviguer, to navigate navire, m. ship ne...pas, ne...point, not,no ne...que, only néanmoins, in the meantime nécessaire, necessary neuf, ve, new neveu, m. nephew nez, m. nose ni, neither, nor, ni l'un ni l'autre, neither nièce, f. niece noble, noble noblesse, f. nobility Noël, m. Christmas noir, e, black noix, f. walnut nom, m. name nombre, m number non, no, not nonchalant, e, careless nonobstant, notwithstanding nord, m. north nos, our note, f. bill, account notre, our, le nôtre, la nôtre, les nôtres, ours nourrir (se), to live nourriture, f. food nouveau, nouvel, le, new, de nouveau, again nouvelles, f. p. news, re cevoir des nouvelles, to hear from Novembre, m. November noyer (se), to be drowned numéro, m. number nuire, to wrong, to injure nuit, f. night nymphe, f. nymph. 0. Obéir (à), to obey obligation, f. obligation obligé, e, obliged œil, m. eye, yeux, eyes offrir, to offer oiseau, m. bird ombrelle, f. parasol omettre, to omit omnibus, m. omnibus on, one, they, people oncle, m. uncle, grandoncle, great-uncle onze, eleven onzième, eleventh opinion, f. opinion or, m. gold or, now orange, f. orange ordinaire, common ordinairement, commonly ordonner, to order ordre, m. order oreille, f. ear orge, f. barley orgueil, m. pride orgueilleux, se, proud où, where. d'où, whence oui, yes palais, m. palace. palais de cristal,crystal palace pantalon, m. trousers papier, m. paper. papier à lettre, m. note paper papier brouillard, 5lotting-paper paquet, m. parcel. faire son paquet, to pack up par, by, through paraître, to appear parapluie, m. umbrella parc, m. park parceque, because parcourir, to go over pardessus, m. overcoat pardon, m. pardon pardonner, to forgive pareil, le, such, like parent, m. e. f. relation parents, m. p. parents paresse, idleness paresseux, se, idle parfait, e, perfect parfum, m. perfume parfaitement, perfectly parier, to bet parler, to speak parmi, among paroisse, f parish parole, f. word parrain, m god-father part, f. share, portion. de part et d'autre, on both sides partager, to divide, share peindre, to paint peine, f. trouble, grief. à peine, scarcely peintre, m. painter peinture, f. painting pendant, during. pendant que, while pendre, to hang pensée, f. thought penser à, to think, to mind pension,f. boarding-school pensum, m. imposition percevoir, to collect perdre, to lose père, m. father, grandpère,grand-father.beaupère, father-in-law permettre, to permit, to allow. se-, to indulge permission, f. permission persévérance, f. perse verance persévérant,e,perseverant persil, m. parsley persister, to persist personne, f. person. jeune personne, young girl personne, ne, nobody persuader, to persuade perte, f. loss peser, to weigh petit, e, little, small, short peu, little, few. à peu près, nearly peuple, m. people peur, f. fear. avoir peur, to be afraid to parti, m. side, decision peut-être, perhaps partie, f.part phase, f. phase to pharmacien, m. apothe partir, to start, to go, passage, m. passage passer, to pass, to happen, to spend. passer chez, to call upon, passer à, to call at passion, f. passion patron, m. governor, mas ter pauvres, m. p. poor people pauvre, poor payer, to pay pays, m. country paysage, m. landscape pêcher, to fish cary, chemist phraséologie, f. phrase ology pièce., f. piece, room pied, m. foot, step piége, m. snare piétinement, m. stamping pire, worse pitié, f. pity. avoir pitié, (de), to pity place, f. place, room, square placer, to place, to put plaideur, m, suitor plaindre, to pity. se-, to complain plainte, f. complaint plaire, to please s'il vous plaît, if you please plaisir, m. pleasure plus, more. plus...plus, the more...the more plusieurs, several plutôt, rather pluvieux, se, wet poche, f. pocket poids, m. weight poing, m. fist point, m. point poire, f. pear poisson, m. fish poivre, m. pepper poli, e, polite police, f. police polisson, m. blackguard pomme, f.apple.pomme de terre, potatoe poney, m. pony pont, m. bridge porte, f. door portefeuille,m.pocket-book porter, to wear, to carry, to take. se-, to be portière, f. door portrait, m. portrait position, f. situation possible, possible poste, f. post, bureau de poste m. post-office, bureau de la grande poste general-post-office pot, m. pot pouce, m. inch, thumb poudre, f. powder pour, for, to, in order to pour que, in order that pourquoi, why poursuivre, to pursue pourvoir, (a) to provide pourvu que, provided pousser à bout, to drive to extremities pouvoir m. power [may pouvoir, m. to be able, can, prairie f. meadow pratique, f. customer précédent, e, precedent pratiquer, to practise précepte, m. precept précieux, se, precious présenter, to present presque, nearly punition, f. punishment pressentir, to anticipate prêt, e, ready prétendre, to pretend prêter, to lend prêtre, m. priest preuve f. proof prevaloir, to prevail prévenir, to apprize prévoir, to foresee prier, to pray prière, f. prayer prince, m. prince principal, m. principal principal, e, chief principalement, chiefly principe, m. principle printemps, m. spring prise, f. capture, taking prison, f. prison privé, e, private prix, m. price, prize procès, m. law-suit prochain, e, next profession, f. profession, business professseur, m. professor profit, m. profit profiter, (de), to profit profond, e, profound projet, m. design, scheme promener, (se), to take a walk, to walk promesse, f. promise promettre, to promise promouvoir, to promote prononcer, to pronounce propos; m. talk.. à propos by the by proposer, to intend. se-, toproposition, f. proposal propre, proper, fit, own, clean pupitre, m. desk Q. Qualité, f. quality quand, when quant à; as for quantième, m. day (of the month) quarante, forty quart, m. quarter quartier,m. district, ward quatorze, fourteen quatre; four que, whom, which, that, what, as, then, how quel, le, what quelconque, whatever quelque, whatever quelques, some, a few quelquefois, sometimes quelqu' un, e, some one question, f. question. faire une, to ask aqui, who, which, that quiconque, qui que ce soit qui, whoever quinzaine, f. fortnight quinze, fifteen quitter, to leave quoi, which, what quoique, though R. Rabattre, to turn down race, f. race raconter, to relate radis, m. radish rafraichir, (se), to refresh one's self raison, f. reason. avoir raison, to be right raisonner, to reason raisonnement, m. reasoning ramasser, to pick up ramer, to row rangé, e, steady rapide, swift rappeler, to call again, to recall, to remind. se-, to recollect rapport, m. respect rapporter, to bring back rare, rare recevoir, to receive recommander, to recommend récompense, f. reward récompenser, to reward réconcilier, to reconcile reconduire, to take back reconnaître, to acknow ledge, to know again recoudre, to sow again recourir, to have recourse récrire, to write again recuire, to cook again redevenir, to become again redevoir, to owe still redormir, to sleep again réfléchir, to reflect refuser, to refuse regard, m. look regarder, to look régent, m. regent régiment, m. regiment réglé, e, ordered, orderly, regulated régler, to settle règne, m. reign régner, to reign regret, m. regret regretter, to regret régulier, ére, regular reine, f. queen rejoindre, to join again réjouir, (se), (de), to rejoice reluire, to glitter remarque, f. remark remercier, to thank remarquable, remarkable remerciments, m.p. thanks remettre, to deliver, to put off remonter, to go up again, to wind up rempart, m. rampart remplir, to fill, to fill again, to fulfil remporter, to carry away, to carry off rencontrer, to meet rendez-vous, m. appoint ment rendormir, (se), to fall asleep again rendre, to render, to make to give back, se —, to go renommée, f. renown renoncer, to renounce renseignement, m. information, reference rentrer, to go home come back, to conie home renverser, to pull down renvoyer, to send back répandre, to spill reparaître, to reappear réparer, to repair repartir, to set out again repas, m. meal repentir, (se), (de), to repent répeter, to repeat répliquer, to reply, to rejoin répondre, to answer réponse, f. answer repos, m. rest reposer, (se), to rest repousser, to push back réprimander, mand riches, m. p. rich people riche, rich richesses, f. p. riches rougir, (de), to blush to repri saisir, to seize saison, f. season réputation, f. reputation résonner, to resound réservé, e, reserved résoudre, to resolve respect, m respect respecter, to respect respectueux, se, respectful ressembler,(à) to resemble ressentir, to resent ressortir, to go out again ressouvenir, (se), (de), to recollect resteindre, to limit rester, to remain résultat, m. result rétablir, (se), to recover retenir, to detain réussir, to succeed réussite, f. success retomber, to fall again réveiller, to wake. se-, to wake revenir, to return revenu, m. income revivre, to revive revoir, to see again révolution, f. revolution |