·âgé·, ·~e·, aged;

·---- de six mois·, six months old.

·agent·, \m.\, agent; policeman.

·agité·, ·~e·, agitated.

·ah!· ah!

·ai· (\pres. ind. of\ ·avoir·), have.

·aider·, to help.

·ailleurs·, \adv.\, elsewhere;

·d'----·, besides.

·aimable·, kind.

·aimé·, ·~e·, beloved.

·aimer·, to love, like.

·ainsi·, in this way, thus.

·air·, \m.\, air;

·avoir l'----· (\followed by an adj.\), to look, seem to be;

·avoir l'---- de· (\followed by a noun\), to look like;

·avoir l'---- de· (\followed by a verb\), to look as if, seem;

·en plein ----·, in the open air.

·ajouter·, to add.

·ajoutons· (\pres. ind. of\ ·ajouter·), add.

·allé·, ·~e·, gone;

·elle est allée·, she has gone.

·allée·, \f.\, walk; boulevard.

·aller·, to go.

·allèrent· (\past def. of\ ·aller·), went.

·allons!· come! come now!

·allons· (\imv. of\ ·aller·), let us go.

·allumer·, to light.

·alors·, then.

·Alpes·, Alps.

·amende·, \f.\, fine.

·amené· (\p.p. of\ ·amener·), led.

·amener·, to lead, bring.

·ami·, \m.\, friend.

·amoindrir·, to lessen.

·amusant·, ·~e·, amusing.

·amusé· (\p.p. of\ ·amuser·), amused.

·amuser·, to amuse.

·an·, \m.\, year;

·par ----·, a year.

·ancien·, ·~ne·, former, old.

·anglais·, ·~e·, English.

·Anglais·, \m.\, Englishman.

·Anglaise·, \f.\, English lady.

·Angleterre·, \f.\, England.

·animal·, \m.\, animal.

·annonça· (\past def. of\ ·annoncer·), announced.

·annonce· (\pres. ind.\ of ·annoncer·), announces.

·annoncer·, to announce.

·apercevant· (\pres. part. of\ ·apercevoir·), perceiving.

·apercevoir·, to perceive, see.

·aperçoivent· (\pres. ind. of\ ·apercevoir·),

perceive, see.

·aperçurent· (\past def. of\ ·apercevoir·), saw, perceived.

·aperçut· (\past def. of\ ·apercevoir·), saw, perceived.

·appartement·, \m.\, apartment.

·appartenir·, to belong.

·appartient· (\pres. ind. of\ ·appartenir·), belongs.

·appeler·, to call.

·appelle· (\pres. ind. of\ ·appeler·), call.

·appendice·, \m.\, appendix.

·applaudi· (\p.p. of\ ·applaudir·), applauded.

·applaudir·, to applaud.

·applaudissement·, \m.\, applause.

·apporter·, to bring.

·apprécié·, ·~e·, appreciated.

·apprend· (\pres. ind. of\ ·apprendre·), learns.

·apprendre·, to learn; teach.

·apprentissage·, \m.\, apprenticeship.

·appris· (\p.p. of\ ·apprendre·), learned.

·apprit· (\past def. of\ ·apprendre·), taught.

·approcher·, to approach.

·approchez· (\imv. of\ ·approcher·), approach.

·approprié·, ·~e·, appropriate.

·approuver·, to approve.

·après·, after.

·arbre·, \m.\, tree.

·arc·, \m.\, arch.

·Arc de Triomphe·, a famous arch on the Place de l'Étoile.

·ardemment·, ardently.

·argent·, \m.\, money, silver.

·arranger·, to arrange.

·arrêt·, \m.\, stop.

·arrêté· (\p.p. of\ ·arrêter·), arrested.

·arrêter·, to arrest, stop;

·s'----·, to stop.

·arrière·, \m.\, back part;

·en ----·, back.

·arrive· (\pres. ind. of\ ·arriver·), arrives.

·arrivé· (\p.p. of\ ·arriver·), arrived;

·était ----·, had arrived;

·sommes ~s·, have arrived.

·arrivée·, \f.\, arrival.

·arriver·, to arrive; attain; happen.

·Arthur·, Arthur.

·article·, \m.\, article.

·artiste·, \m.\, artist.

·as· (\pres. ind. of\ ·avoir·), have.

·assez·, enough, quite.

·assiette·, \f.\, plate.

·assiettée·, \f.\, plateful.

·assis·, ·~e·, seated.

·assister·, to be present.

·assurément·, certainly, surely.

·attaché· (\p.p. of\ ·attacher)·, fastened, bound.

·attacher·, to attach;

·s'----·, to attach one's self; cling.

·attendant· (\pres. part. of\ ·attendre·), waiting for.

·attendit· (\past def. of\ ·attendre·), waited for.

·attendra· (\fut. of\ ·attendre·), will wait.

·attendre·, to wait for, wait.

·attenti-f·, ·~ve·, attentive.

·attention·, \f.\, attention.

·attirer·, to attract.

·attitude·, \f.\, attitude.

·attraper·, to catch.

·au· = ·à le.·

·auberge·, \f.\, inn.

·aubergiste·, \m.\, innkeeper.

·augmenter·, to increase.

·aujourd'hui·, to-day.

·auparavant·, before.

·auprès de·, with, near.

·auras· (\fut. of\ ·avoir·), will have.

·aurons· (\fut. of\ ·avoir·), shall have.

·aussi·, also, as.

·aussitôt·, immediately.

·autant (de)·, as much.

·automne·, \m. and f.\, autumn.

·autorité·, \f.\, authority.

·autour de·, around.

·autre·, other.

·autrefois·, formerly.

·aux· = ·à les.·

·auxiliaire·, \m.\, auxiliary.

·avait· (\imp. of\ ·avoir·), had;

·il y ----·, there was.

·avaler·, to swallow.

·avance·, \f.\, advance; start, advantage;

·d'----·, beforehand.

·avance· (\imv. of\ ·avancer·), advance.

·avancer·, to advance.

·avant·, \prep.\, before;

·---- de·, before.

·avant·, \adv.\;

·en ----·, forward.

·avantage·, \m.\, advantage.

·avec·, with.

·avenir·, \m.\, future.

·aventure·, \f.\, adventure;

·à l'----·, at random.

·avenue·, \f.\, avenue.

·aveu·, \m.\, confession.

·aveuglé·, ·~e·, blinded.

·Avignon·, a city of France in the department of Vaucluse.

·avoir·, to have;

·il y a·, there is, there are; ago;

·y a-t-il?· is there? are there?

·il y avait·, there was;

·---- envie de·, to want;

·---- faim·, to be hungry;

·---- hâte de·, to be in a hurry to;

·---- peur·, to be afraid.

·avril·, \m.\, April.

B

·bagage·, \m.\, baggage.

·baiser·, \m.\, kiss.

·baiser·, to kiss;

·lui baisa la main·, kissed her hand.

·bal·, \m.\, ball.

·barbe·, \f.\, beard.

·Barberin·, a family name.

·bas·, \m.\, stocking.

·bas·, ·~se·, low.

·bateau·, \m.\, boat.

·bâton·, \m.\, stick.

·beau·, ·belle·, beautiful, handsome, fine.

·beaucoup (de)·, many, much.

·beaux· (\pl. of\ ·beau·), beautiful.

·belle· (\f. of\ ·beau·), beautiful, fine.

·berge·, \f.\, bank.

·besoin·, \m.\, need;

·avoir ---- de·, to be in need of, need.

·bête·, \f.\, animal.

·bête·, stupid.

·bien·, well, very, indeed, certainly; much, very much; comfortable.

·bientôt·, soon.

·bizarre·, strange, odd.

·blanc·, ·blanche·, white.

·blessé·, ·~e·, wounded, hurt.

·bleu·, ·~e·, blue.

·bleuâtre·, bluish.

·blond·, ·~e·, blond.

·blotti·, ·~e·, huddled.

·boire·, to drink.

·bois·, \m.\, wood; forest.

·boisé·, ·~e·, wooded.

·bon·, ·~ne·, good;

·de bonne heure·, early.

·bond·, \m.\, bound.

·bondir·, to jump.

·bonheur·, \m.\, happiness.

·bonjour·, good day.

·bonne· (\f. of\ ·bon·), good.

·bonté·, \f.\, kindness.

·bord·, \m.\, bank, shore.

·Bordeaux·, a city of France in the department of la Gironde.

·bouche·, \f.\, mouth.

·bouchée·, \f.\, mouthful.

·boucler·, to buckle on.

·bouger·, to move.

·boulanger·, \m.\, baker.

·boulevard·, \m.\, boulevard.

·bouquet·, \m.\, bouquet.

·bourse·, \f.\, purse.

·bout·, \m.\, end.

·boutique·, \f.\, shop.

·boutonnière·, \f.\, buttonhole.

·brancard·, \m.\, stretcher.

·branche·, \f.\, branch.

·bras·, \m.\, arm.

·bravo!· bravo! well done!

·bretelle·, \f.\, strap.

·briller·, to shine.

·brique·, \f.\, brick.

·bruit·, \m.\, noise.

·brûler·, to burn.

·brusquement·, sharply, quickly.

·brutalité·, \f.\, brutality.

·bûcheron·, \m.\, woodcutter.

·bureau·, \m.\, office.

·but·, \m.\, purpose.

C

·c'· = ·ce.·

·ça·, it.

·cacher·, to hide;

·se ----·, to hide one's self.

·cadeau·, \m.\, present.

·cadran·, \m.\, face (of a watch).

·café·, \m.\, tavern.

·camarade·, \m.\, comrade.

·canal·, \m.\, canal.

·Canal du Midi·, Southern Canal.

·caniche·, \m.\, poodle.

·capable·, capable.

·Capi·, a dog's name.

·capital·, ·~e·, great, considerable; important, principal.

·Capitano· (\Italian\), Captain.

·car·, for, because.

·caractère·, \m.\, character.

·Carcassonne·, a city of France in the department of l'Aude.

·caressant· (\pres. part. of\ ·caresser·), caressing.

·caresser·, to caress.

·carré·, \m.\, square;

·---- long·, rectangle.

·carrière·, \f.\, quarry.

·carte·, \f.\, map.

·cas·, \m.\, case;

·en tout ----·, however, at any rate.

·causer·, to chat, talk.

·ce·, \pron.\, it, he, she;

·---- qui·, ·---- que·, that, which, what.

·ce·, ·cet·, ·cette·, \adj.\, this, that.

·cela·, that.

·célèbre·, celebrated.

·celle·, \f.\, that.

·celui·, \m.\, the one; that.

·cent·, a hundred.

·centre·, \m.\, center.

·cerceau·, \m.\, hoop.

·cercle·, \m.\, circle.

·certain·, ·~e·, certain.

·certainement·, certainly.

·certes·, yes, indeed.

·ces· (\pl. of adj.\ ·ce·), these.

·cet·, ·cette·, \see\ ·ce· (\adj.\).

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

·chacun·, each one.

·chaise·, \f.\, chair.

·chaleur·, \f.\, heat.

·chambre·, \f.\, room.

·champ·, \m.\, field.

·chance·, \f.\, chance.

·change· (\pres. ind. of\ ·changer·), changes.

·changé· (\p.p. of\ ·changer·), changed.

·changement·, \m.\, change.

·changer· (·de)·, to change.

·chanson·, \f.\, song.

·chant·, \m.\, singing.

·chanter·, to sing.

·chanteur·, \m.\, singer.

·chapeau·, \m.\, hat.

·chaque·, each, every.

·Charenton·, a city of France in the department of la Seine.

·charitable·, charitable.

·charmant·, ·~e·, charming.

·charrette·, \f.\, wagon, cart.

·chasser·, to drive away.

·Châtillon·, a city of France in the department of la Drôme.

·chaud·, ·~e·, warm.

·Chavanon·, a village of central France.

·chef·, \m.\, leader, chief.

·chemin·, \m.\, road, path, way; journey.

·cheminée·, \f.\, chimney.

·cher·, ·chère·, dear.

·cherchant· (\pres. part. of\ ·chercher·), looking for.

·cherche· (\imv. of\ ·chercher)·, try.

·chercher·, to seek, look for; try.

·cherchons· (\imv. of\ ·chercher·), let us look for.

·chéri·, ·~e·, darling, dear.

·cheval·, \m.\, horse.

·chevaux· (\pl. of\ ·cheval·), horses.

·cheveu·, \m.\, hair.

·chez·, to the house of, at the house of;

·---- qui·, to whose house;

·---- elle·, at her house.

·chien·, \m.\, dog.

·choisir·, to choose.

·choisis· (\imv. of\ ·choisir·), choose.

·chose·, \f.\, thing, matter.

·chute·, \f.\, fall, tumble.

·ciel·, \m.\, sky.

·cigare·, \m.\, cigar.

·cime·, \f.\, summit.

·cinq·, five.

·cinquante·, fifty.

·cinquante et unième·, fifty-first.

·cinquantième·, fiftieth.

·cinquième·, fifth.

·cirque·, \m.\, circus.

·ciseaux·, \m. pl.\, scissors.

·clair·, ·~e·, clear.

·clairement·, clearly.

·clarté·, \f.\, light.

·c[oe]ur·, \m.\, heart;

·le ---- gros·, with heavy heart.

·coin·, \m.\, corner.

·colère·, \f.\, anger.

·collet·, \m.\, collar.

·colline·, \f.\, hill.

·combien (de)·, how many, how much;

·---- de temps·, how long.

·comédie·, \f.\, comedy.

·comédien·, \m.\, comedian.

·comique·, comic.

·commandement·, \m.\, command, authority.

·comme!· how!

·comme·, like, as.

·commence· (\pres. ind. of\ ·commencer·), begins.

·commencer·, to begin.

·comment!· what!

·comment·, how.

·commissaire·, \m.\, commissary (of police).

·comparaison·, \f.\, comparison.

·comparatif·, \m.\, comparative.

·comparati-f·, ·~ve·, comparative.

·comparer·, to compare.

·complément·, \m.\, object;

·---- direct·, direct object.

·compl-et·, ·~ète·, complete.

·composé·, ·~e·, compound, contracted.

·compréhensible·, comprehensible.

·comprenait· (\imp. of\ ·comprendre·), understood.

·comprenant· (\pres. part. of\ ·comprendre·), understanding.

·comprendre·, to understand.

·compris· (\p.p. of\ ·comprendre·), understood.

·compte·, \m.\, account.

·condamner·, to condemn.

·conditionnel·, \m.\, conditional.

·conditionnel·, ·~le·, conditional.

·conduire·, to take.

·confiance·, \f.\, confidence.

·confier·, to intrust, confide.

·conjoncti-f·, ·~ve·, conjunctive.

·conjonction·, \f.\, conjunction.

·conjugaison·, \f.\, conjugation.

·conjugué· (\p.p. of\ ·conjuguer·), conjugated.

·conjuguer·, to conjugate.

·connais· (\pres. ind. of\ ·connaître·), know.

·connaissait· (\imp. of\ ·connaître·), knew.

·connaître·, to know.

·consacrer·, to devote.

·conseil·, \m.\, advice.

·conseiller·, to advise.

·consentir·, to consent.

·conserver·, to keep.

·consista· (\past def. of\ ·consister·), consisted.

·consister·, to consist.

·consoler·, to console.

·consonne·, \f.\, consonant.

·construction·, \f.\, construction.

·consulter·, to consult.

·contenir·, to contain.

·content·, ·~e·, pleased.

·contient· (\pres. ind. of\ ·contenir·), contains.

·continuation·, \f.\, continuation.

·continuer·, to continue.

·continuons· (\imv. of\ ·continuer·), let us continue.

·contre·, against.

·contribuer·, to contribute.

·conversation·, \f.\, conversation.

·corde·, \f.\, rope;

·danser à la ----·, to jump rope.

·cordon·, \m.\, string.

·cornet à piston·, \m.\, cornet.

·corps·, \m.\, body.

·corsage·, \m.\, waist.

·cortège·, \m.\, procession.

·costume·, \m.\, costume.

·costumer·, to dress.

·côté·, \m.\, side;

·de tous ~s·, on all sides.

·Côte d'Or·, a chain of hills.

·cou·, \m.\, neck.

·couché· (\p.p. of\ ·coucher·), lying.

·coucher·, to sleep;

·se ----·, to lie down.

·coup·, \m.\, blow;

·---- de fouet·, crack of a whip;

·---- de poing·, punch;

·tout à ----·, suddenly.

·coupable·, guilty.

·coupé· (\p.p. of\ ·couper·), cut.

·couper·, to cut.

·cour·, \f.\, yard.

·courage·, \m.\, courage.

·courant· (\pres. part. of\ ·courir·), running.

·courbé·, bent.

·courir·, to run.

·cours·, \m.\, course.

·court·, ·~e·, short.

·coururent· (\past def. of\ ·courir·), ran.

·courut· \(past def. of\ ·courir·), ran.

·cousin·, \m.\, cousin.

·cousine·, \f.\, cousin.

·couteau·, \m.\, knife.

·couvert·, \m.\, things on the table;

·dispose le ----·, set the table.

·couvert· (\p.p. of\ ·couvrir·), covered.

·couverture·, \f.\, blanket.

·couvrent· (\pres. ind. of\ ·couvrir·), cover.

·couvrir·, to cover.

·craignant· (\pres. part. of\ ·craindre·), fearing.

·craindre·, to fear.

·crains· (\pres. ind. of\ ·craindre·), fear.

·cravate·, \f.\, necktie.

·crête·, \f.\, crest, top, summit.

·cria· (\past def. of\ ·crier·), cried.

·crier·, to cry, cry out.

·croire·, to believe.

·croiser·, to cross.

·crotté·, ·~e·, covered with mud.

·croûte·, \f.\, crust of bread.

·croyait· (\imp. of\ ·croire·), believed.

·culotte·, \f.\, breeches, trousers.

·cure-dent·, \m.\, toothpick.

·curieu-x·, ·~se·, curious.

·curiosité·, \f.\, curiosity.

·Cygne·, \m.\, Swan.

D

·d'· = ·de.·

·dame·, \f.\, lady.

·dangereu-x·, ·~se·, dangerous.

·dans·, in, into.

·danse·, \f.\, dance;

·airs de ----·, dance airs.

·danser·, to dance;

·---- à la corde·, to jump rope.

·davantage·, more; further.

·de·, of, from, to, in, with, for, on account of, by, at, on;

some.

·débarrassé·, ·~e·, rid.

·décider·, to decide.

·déconcerté·, ·~e·, disconcerted.

·découragé·, ·~e·, discouraged.

·décroiser·, to uncross.

·défendre·, to forbid.

·défends· (\pres. ind. of\ ·défendre·) forbid.

·défini·, ·~e·, definite.

·dégager·, to free, release.

·dégoûté·, ·~e·, disgusted.

·degré·, \m.\, degree.

·déguisé·, ·~e·, disguised.

·déjà·, already.

·déjeuna· (\past def. of\ ·déjeuner·) breakfasted.

·déjeuner·, \m.\, breakfast.

·déjeuner·, to breakfast.

·de l'·, ·de la·, of the; some.

·demain·, to-morrow.

·demanda· (\past def. of\ ·demander·) asked for.

·demande· (\pres. ind. of\ ·demander·) asks for.

·demander·, to ask for, ask, beg.

·demeure· (\pres. ind. of\ ·demeurer·) lives;

·demeure-t-il?· does he live?

·demeurer·, to live.

·démonstrati-f·, ·~ve·, demonstrative.

·dent·, \f.\, tooth.

·départ·, \m.\, departure.

·dépasser·, to pass beyond.

·dépens·, \m.\, expense.

·dépenser·, to spend.

·depuis·, since, for.

·déranger (se)· to disturb one's self.

·derni-er·, ·~ère·, last;

·le mois ----·, last month.

·derrière·, behind;

·pattes de ----·, hind paws.

·des· = ·de les·, of the;

some.

·descendit· (\past def. of\ ·descendre·) came down.

·descendre·, to go down, come down, descend;

stop.

·désiré· (\p.p. of\ ·désirer·) wished for.

·désirer·, to desire, wish for.

·désolé·, ·~e·, distressed.

·destiné· (\p.p. of\ ·destiner·) destined.

·destiner·, to destine.

·détacher·, to untie.

·deux·, two.

·deuxième·, second.

·devant·, before, in front of;

·pattes de ----·, front paws;

·(droit) ---- eux·, straight ahead.

·deviner·, to guess.

·devoir·, \m.\, duty.

·devoir·, to be obliged to; must.

·Dieu·, \m.\, God;

·mon ----!· good heavens! dear me!

·différent·, ·~e·, different.

·difficile·, difficult.

·difficulté·, \f.\, difficulty.

·Dijon·, a city of France in the department of la Côte-d'Or.

·diminuer·, to diminish, grow smaller.

·dîner·, \m.\, dinner.

·dîner·, to dine.

·dire·, to say, tell;

·je veux ----·, I mean.

·direct·, ·~e·, direct;

·complément ----·, direct object.

·direction·, \f.\, direction.

·dis· (imv. of dire), tell.

·disait· (\imp. of\ ·dire·), said.

·disant· (\pres. part. of\ ·dire·), saying, telling.

·discipline·, \f.\, discipline.

·discussion·, \f.\, discussion.

·disons· (\pres. ind. of\ ·dire·), say.

·disparaître·, to disappear.

·disparu· (\p.p. of\ ·disparaître·), disappeared.

·disperser· (·se·), to disperse.

·dispose· (\imv. of\ ·disposer·), arrange.

·disposé· (\p.p. of\ ·disposer·), disposed, ready.

·disposer·, to arrange;

·---- le couvert·, to set the table.

·disposition·, \f.\, inclination;

·en ----·, inclined.

·distance·, \f.\, distance.

·distinctement·, distinctly.

·dit· (\pres. ind. of\ ·dire·), says, tells.

·dit· (\past def. of\ ·dire·), said.

·dit· (\p.p. of\ ·dire·), said.

·dites· (\imv. of\ ·dire·), tell.

·divers·, ·~e·, different, various.

·divisé·, ·~e·, divided.

·dix·, ten.

·dix-huitième·, eighteenth.

·dixième·, tenth.

·dix-neuvième·, nineteenth.

·dix-septième·, seventeenth.

·docile·, obedient.

·docilité·, \f.\, obedience.

·doigt·, \m.\, finger.

·doit· (\pres. ind. of\ ·devoir·), must.

·Dolce· (\pronounce dolchay\), a dog's name.

·domesticité·, \f.\, domesticity.

·domestique·, \m. and f.\, servant.

·donc·, then;

therefore.

·donne· (\pres. ind. of\ ·donner·), gives.

·donner·, to give.

·donnez· (\imv. of\ ·donner·), give;

·donnez-le-moi·, give it to me.

·dormaient· (\imp. of\ ·dormir·), were sleeping.

·dormir·, to sleep.

·dos·, \m.\, back.

·doubler·, to double.

·douce· (\f. of\ ·doux·), sweet, gentle.

·doute·, \m.\, doubt.

·doux·, ·douce·, sweet, gentle.

·douzième·, twelfth.

·droit·, ·~e·, straight;

·---- devant eux·, straight ahead.

·droite·, \f.\, right.

·drolatique·, funny.

·du· = ·de le·, of the;

some.

·dur·, ·~e·, harsh, hard.

·dura· (\past def. of\ ·durer·), lasted.

·durci·, ·~e·, hardened.

·durement·, harshly.

·durer·, to last.

E

·eau·, \f.\, water.

·éblouir·, to dazzle.

·éblouit· (\pres. ind. of\ ·éblouir·), dazzles.

·écarter·, to open, spread open;

push aside, put aside.

·éclairer·, to light up.

·éclata· (\past def. of\ ·éclater·), burst.

·éclater·, to burst, burst out;

·---- de rire·, to burst out laughing;

·---- en sanglots·, to burst out sobbing.

·éclatèrent· (\past def. of\ ·éclater·), burst out.

·écoute· (\imv. of\ ·écouter·), listen.

·écouter·, to listen.

·écrire·, to write.

·écrirons· (\fut. of\ ·écrire·), shall write.

·écrit· (\p.p. of\ ·écrire·), written.

·écrivez· (\imv. of\ ·écrire·), write.

·écrivit· (\past def. of\ ·écrire·), wrote.

·écurie·, \f.\, stable.

·effrontément·, boldly.

·eh bien!· well!

·élève·, \m. and f.\, pupil.

·elle·, she, it;

her.

·elles·, they.

·embarquer·, to embark.

·embarquez· (\imv. of\ ·embarquer·), embark.

·embarras·, \m.\, embarrassment.

·embrasse· (\pres. ind. of\ ·embrasser·), kisses.

·embrasser·, to embrace, kiss.

·emmené· (\p.p. of\ ·emmener·), taken away.

·emmener·, to take away, take.

·emmenez· (\imv. of\ ·emmener·), take away.

·émotion·, \f.\, emotion.

·emploi·, \m.\, use.

·employé· (\p.p. of\ ·employer·), used.

·employer·, to use.

·employons· (\pres. ind. of\ ·employer)·, use.

·empoigner·, to grasp.

·emporter·, to carry away.

·ému·, ·~e·, excited, moved, affected.

·en·, \prep.\, in, into, to, on, at, of, by;

while;

like a;

·---- arrière·, back;

·---- avant·, forward;

·---- route·, on the way;

·---- route!· let's start!

·en·, \adv.\, from there.

·en·, \pron.\, of it.

·encadré·, ·~e·, encircled.

·enchanter·, to charm.

·encore·, still, still more;

again;

yet.

·encourageait· (\imp. of\ ·encourager·), encouraged.

·encourager·, to encourage.

·endimanché·, ·~e·, dressed in one's Sunday clothes.

·endroit·, \m.\, place.

·enfant·, \m.\, child;

·---- trouvé·, foundling.

·enfin·, finally.

·engagement·, \m.\, engagement.

·engager·, to engage.

·enjamber·, to stride over, step over.

·enlever·, to take away.

·ennemi·, \m.\, enemy.

·ennui·, \m.\, weariness.

·ensanglanté·, ·~e·, stained with blood.

·ensemble·, together.

·entendirent· (\past def. of\ ·entendre·), heard.

·entendre·, to hear.

·enthousiaste·, enthusiastic.

·entourer·, to surround, encircle.

·entra· (\past def. of\ ·entrer·), entered.

·entraîner·, to drag away, drag along;

draw.

·entre·, \prep.\, between, among;

·---- parenthèses·, in parenthesis.

·entre· (\pres. ind. of\ ·entrer·), enters.

·entrée·, \f.\, entrance; appearance.

·entrer· (·dans·), to enter.

·entretien·, \m.\, conversation.

·envelopper·, to surround, cover, wrap.

·enverrai· (\fut. of\ ·envoyer·), shall send.

·envie·, \f.\, desire;

·avoir ---- de·, to want, desire, feel like.

·environs·, \m. pl.\, neighborhood, vicinity.

·envoie· (\pres. ind. of\ ·envoyer·), sends.

·envoyer·, to send.

·épaule·, \f.\, shoulder.

·éprouver·, to feel.

·épuisé·, ·~e·, exhausted.

·errant·, ·~e·, wandering.

·errer·, to wander.

·es· (\pres. ind. of\ ·être·), art, are.

·escalader·, to climb.

·espérer·, to hope.

·esprit·, \m.\, intelligence, mind, cleverness.

·essayer·, to try.

·est· (\pres. ind. of\ ·être·), is;

·---- à lui·, belongs to him.

·estomac·, \m.\, stomach.

·et·, and.

·étable·, \f.\, stable.

·étaient· (\imp. of\ ·être·), were.

·était· (\imp. of\ ·être·), was;

·---- entré·, had entered.

·étala· (\past def. of\ ·étaler·), spread out.

·étaler·, to spread out.

·état·, \m.\, state.

·été· (\p.p. of\ ·être·), been.

·êtes· (\pres. ind. of\ ·être·), are.

·étoile·, \f.\, star;

·à la belle ----·, in the open air;

·Place de l'Étoile·, a square in Paris.

·étrange·, strange, foreign.

·étranger·, \m.\, foreigner, stranger.

·étrang-er·, ·~ère·, foreign.

·être·, to be, belong.

·étude·, \f.\, study.

·étudier·, to study.

·eu· (\p.p. of\ ·avoir·), had.

·euphonie·, \f.\, euphony.

·euphonique·, euphonic.

·eux·, them;

(·droit·) ·devant ----·, straight ahead.

·éveiller·, to arouse.

·évidemment·, evidently.

·évident·, ·~e·, evident.

·exactement·, exactly.

·exaspéré·, ·~e·, exasperated.

·excellent·, ·~e·, excellent.

·excessi-f·, ·~ve·, excessive.

·exciter·, to urge on.

·exécuté· (\p.p. of\ ·exécuter·), executed.

·exécuter·, to perform, execute.

·exécuterons· (\fut. of\ ·exécuter·), will perform.

·exemple·, \m.\, example.

·exercer·, to carry on.

·exercice·, \m.\, exercise.

·existence·, \f.\, existence;

life.

·explication·, \f.\, explanation.

·expliquer·, to explain.

·exposé·, ·~e·, exposed.

·expression·, \f.\, expression.

·exprimer·, to express.

·extraordinaire·, extraordinary.

F

·face·, \f.\, face;

·en ----·, face to face.

·facile·, easy.

·facilement·, easily.

·façon·, \f.\, way, manner.

·faiblement·, feebly.

·faim·, \f.\, hunger;

·avoir ----·, to be hungry.

·fainéantise·, \f.\, idleness.

·faire·, to do, make;

·que ----?· what was he to do?

·fais· (\pres. ind. of\ ·faire·), are doing.

·fait·, \m.\, fact.

·fait· (\pres. ind. of\ ·faire·), does, is doing; makes.

·fait· (\p.p. of\ ·faire·), done; made.

·fallait· (\imp. of\ ·falloir·), was necessary (to have).

·falloir·, to be necessary; must.

·fameu-x·, ·~se·, famous.

·famili-er·, ·~ère·, familiar.

·famille·, \f.\, family.

·farce·, \f.\, joke, trick.

·fatigue·, \f.\, fatigue.

·fatigué· (\p.p. of\ ·fatiguer·), tired.

·fatiguer·, to tire.

·faut· (\pres. ind. of\ ·falloir·): ·il ----·, one must, it is

necessary, you must; ·il nous ----·, we must.

·faveur·, \f.\, ribbon;

favor.

·féerique·, fairylike.

·féliciter·, to congratulate.

·féminin·, ·~e·, feminine.

·femme·, \f.\, woman, wife;

·---- de chambre·, chambermaid.

·fenêtre·, \f.\, window.

·fer·, \m.\, iron;

·grille en ----·, iron gate.

·ferme·, \f.\, farm.

·fermé·, ·~e·, closed.

·fermier·, \m.\, farmer.