salle, f., _hall_.
salua, _bowed_, _greeted_.
sang, m., _blood_.
sans, _without_.
santé, f., _health_.
sapin, m., _pine_.
satisfait, _satisfied_.
saucisse, f., _sausage_.
saurez, _will know_.
saut-a,-é,-èrent, _jumped_;-er, _to jump_.
sauv-a,-é,-èrent, _saved_;-erai, _will save_;-er, _to save_;-ez, _save_.
sav-ait, _knew_;-ez, _know_;-oir, _to know_.
savant, _learned_.
scène, f., _scene_.
scrupuleu-x,-se, _scrupulous_.
se, _one's self_.
seau, m., _pail_.
sec,-s, sèche,-s, _dry_.
séch-a, _dried_;-er, _to dry_.
secou-er, _to shake_;-ez, _shake_.
secours, m., _help_.
seigneur, m., _lord_.
sel, m., _salt_.
selle, f., _saddle_.
sellez, _saddle_.
semaine, f., _week_.
semait, _was sowing_.
sent-ir, _to feel_;-it, _felt_.
sêpar-a,-é,-èrent, _separated_;-er, _to separate_.
sept, _seven_.
septembre, _September_.
ser-a,-as,-ai,-ez,-ons,-ont, _will be_;-ais,-ait,-ions,-iez,-aient,
_would be_.
servante, f., _servant_.
serviette, f., _napkin_.
serv-ir, _to serve_;-it, _served_.
serviteur, m., _servant_.
ses, _his_, _her_.
seule, _alone_.
seulement, _only_.
sévère, _severe_.
si, _so_, _if_.
sien,-ne,-s, _his_, _hers_.
siffler, _to whistle_.
signaux, m., _signals_.
signe, m., _sign_.
signé, _signed_.
situé, _situated_.
six, _six_.
société, f., _society_.
soeur, f., _sister_.
soi, _one's self_.
soie,-s, f., _silk_.
soi-ent,-s,-t, _may be_.
soif, f., _thirst_, _thirsty_; j'ai----, _I am thirsty_.
soigna, _cared for_.
soigneusement, _carefully_.
soin, m., _care_.
soir, m., _evening_.
soixante, _sixty_.
soleil, m., _sun_.
solennellement, _solemnly_.
solide, _solid_.
solitaire, _solitary_.
sombra, _sank to the bottom_.
somme, f., _sum_.
sommeil, m., _sleep_; j'ai----, _I am sleepy_.
sommet, m., _summit_.
son, _his_, _her_.
songe, m., _dream_.
sorcière, f., _witch_.
sort-aient,-ait,-it,-irent, _went out_;-i, _gone out_;-irai, _will go
out_;-ir, _to go out_.
sou,-s, m., _cent_.
souffr-ait,-it, _suffered_.
souhait-a, _wished_;-er, _to wish_.
souhaits, m., _wishes_.
souliers, m., _shoes_.
souper, m., _supper_.
soupirant, _sighing_.
source, f., _source_, _spring_.
souris, f., _mouse_, _mice_.
sour-it,-iait, _smiled_.
sous, _under_.
souvenir, _to remember_.
souvenir, m., _remembrance_.
souvent, _often_.
souveraine, f., _sovereign_.
soy-ez, _be_;-ons, _let us be_.
spectacle, m., _sight_.
subir, _to submit_.
subitement, _suddenly_.
submergé, _flooded_, _submerged_.
succéder, _to succeed_.
succès, m., _success_.
suis, _am_; _follow_.
suite, f., _followers_, _retinue_; ainsi de----, _and so forth_.
suivant,-e, _following_.
suiv-i,-it,-irent,-ait,-aient, _followed_;-re, _to follow_;-rai, _will
follow_.
superbe, _superb_.
supportait, _endured_.
supposé, _supposed_.
sur, _on_.
sûr,-e, _sure_.
sûrement, _surely_.
surpris,-e, _surprised_.
surtout, _especially_.
suspend-ue,-irent, _hung_.
ta, _thy_.
table, f., _table_.
tâche, f., _task_.
tant, _so much_, _so many_.
tante, f., _aunt_.
tard, _late_.
tasse, f., _cup_.
tât-a,-é,_felt_;-er, _to feel_.
taureau, m., _bull._
ta, _thee_, _thy_.
tel,-le,-s, _such_.
tempête, f., _tempest_.
temps, m., _time_, _weather_.
tend-it,-aient, _held out_;-re, _to hold out_;-ez, _hold_.
tendre, _tender_.
tenir, _to hold_.
tenter, _to tempt_ or _attempt_.
terminé, _ended_.
terre, f., _land_, _ground_, _earth_.
terreur, f., _terror_.
tes, _thy_.
testament, m., _will_.
tête, f., _head_.
tien,-ne,-s, _thine_.
tien-s, _hold_;-ne,-nent, _hold_;-draient, _would hold_.
timide, _afraid_.
timidement, _timidly_.
tint, _held_;----ferme, _held tight_.
tir-er, _to pull_;-ez, _pull_;-a,-èrent, _pulled_.
toilette, f., _toilet_.
toit, m., _roof_.
tomb-a,-ait,-èrent, _fell_;-é,-ée, _fallen_;-e, _falls_;-era, _will
fail_.
tombe, f., _tomb_.
ton, _thy_.
tonnerre, m., _thunder_.
topaze, f., _topaz_.
tort, _wrong_; a----, _is wrong_.
tôt, _soon_.
touch-a,-èrent,-ait,-é, _touched_, _collected_;-er, _to touch_, _to
collect_;-ant, _touching_, _collecting_.
toujours, _always_, _still_.
tour, m., _tour_.
tourment-a,-é, _tormented_ or _worried_;-er, to _torment_ or _worry_;
-erai, _will torment_ or _worry_.
tourn-a,-é, _turned_;-ez, _turn_;-er, _to turn_.
tout,-e,-s, _all_, _every_;----à coup, _suddenly_;----de suite,
_immediately_.
train, m., _train_; en----, _on the point of_.
traire, _to milk_.
trait, m., _trace_.
traître, m., _traitor_.
tranquille, _quiet_.
tranquillement, _quietly_.
transport-a, _carried_, _conveyed_;-ez, _carry_, _convey_.
transports, m., _transports_.
travaill-a,-ait,-èrent,-é, _worked_;-er, _to work_;-ez, _work_.
travailleur, m., _worker_.
travers, à, _across_.
travers-a,-ait,-é,-èrent, _crossed_;-er, _to cross_;-era, _will cross_.
treize, _thirteen_.
trembl-a,-é,-êrent,-ait, _trembled_;-ant,-ante, _trembling_;-er, _to
tremble_.
trempa, _dipped_.
très, _very_.
trésors, m., _treasures_.
tress-a, _twisted_, _wove_;-ant, _weaving_.
triomphe, m., _triumph_.
triple, m., _treble_.
triste, _sad_.
tristement, _sadly_.
trois, _three_.
troisième, _third_.
trompe (se), _is mistaken_.
trône, m., _throne_.
trop, _too much_, _too many_.
trotter, _to trot_.
trou, m., _hole_.
troupeau, m., _flock_.
trouv-a,-ait,-é,-èrent, _found_;-er, _to find_;-era, _will find_;
-eriez, _would find_;-ant, _finding_.
tu, _thou_.
tu-a,-é,-èrent, _killed_;-er, _to kill_;-e,-ez, _kill_;-eront,-era,
_will kill_.
tulipe,-s, f., _tulip_.
un,-e, _a_, _an_, _one_.
universelle, _universal_.
université, f., _university_.
usage, m., _use_.
us-e, _wears out_;-és, _worn out_.
ustensiles, m., _utensils_.
va, _go_, _is going_.
vacance, f., _holiday_.
vache, f., _cow_.
vague,-s, f., _wave_.
vain, _vain_.
vainement, _vainly_.
vais, _am going_.
vaisseau,-x, m., _vessel_.
vallée,-s, f., _valley_.
vapeur, f., _steam_, _vapor_.
vaste, _extensive_.
veille, f., _day before_.
ven-aient,-ait, _came_;-u,-ue,-ez, _come_;-ir, _to come_;-ant, _coming_.
vend-aient, _were selling_;-rons,-rez, _will sell_;-re, _to sell_;-ant,
_selling_;-u, _sold_.
vengerai, _will revenge_.
vent,-s, m., _wind_.
vente, f., _sale_.
venu,-e, _come_; nouveau----, _new comer_.
ver, m., _worm_.
verdir, _to grow green_.
vérifia, _verified_.
vérité, f., _truth_.
verrez, _will see_.
vers, _towards_.
vers-èrent,-é, _poured_.
vert,-e,-s, _green_.
vertu, f., _virtue_.
vertueux,-se, _virtuous_.
veste, f., _vest_.
vêt-ir, _clothe_;-ue, _clad_.
veu-f,-ve, _widower_.
veu-x, _want_;-t, _wants_.
viande, f., _meat_.
victime, f., _victim_.
vid-a,-ait, _emptied_;-er, _to empty_.
vide, _empty_.
vie, f., _life_.
vieil,-le,-s, _old_;-le, f., _old woman_.
vieillard, m., _old man_.
vien-drons,-dront,-dra, _will come_;-ne, _may come_.
vieux, _old_.
vi-f,-ve, _lively_.
vigne, f., _vine_.
vigneron, m., _vine grower_.
vigoureusement, _vigorously_.
vilaine, _ugly_.
ville, f., _town_.
vin, m., _wine_.
vingt, _twenty_.
vin-rent,-t, _came_.
violemment, _violently_.
visit-a,-èrent,-é,-ée, _visited_;-er, _to visit_.
visites, f., _calls_.
vi-t,-rent, _saw_.
vite, _quickly_.
viv-aient,-ait, _lived_;-re, _to live_.
vivant,-e,-s, _living_.
vivement, _quickly_.
voici, _here is_, _here are_.
voie, _may see_.
voilà, _there is_, _there are_; me----, _here I am_.
voile, m., _veil_.
voile, f., _sail_; mit----, _set sail_; bateau à----, _sail boat_.
voir, _to see_.
voisin,-e,-s, _neighbor_.
voisinage, m., _neighborhood_.
voiture, f., _carriage_.
voix, f., _voice_.
vol, m., _theft_.
volant, _flying_.
volcan, m., _volcano_.
volonté, f., _wish_, _will_.
volontiers, _willingly_.
vont, _are going_.
vos, _your_.
votre, _your_.
vôtre, _yours_.
voudrez, _shall wish_.
voul-ait,-u,-urent,-ut, _wanted_;-ez, _want_;-oir, _to want_;-ant,
_wanting_.
vous, _you_.
voyage, m., _journey_.
voyag-é,-ea,-èrent, _traveled_;-era, _will journey_;-eant, _journeying_.
voyageur, m., _traveler_.
voy-ant, _seeing_;-ez,-ons, _see_;-ons, _see_, _come_.
vrai,-e, _true_, _real_.
vraiment, _truly_.
vu,-s, _seen_;----que, _as_.
vue, f., _view_; en----, _in sight_.
vulgaire, _vulgar_.
y, _there_; il y a, _there is_, _are_.
yeux, m., _eyes_.
Zuidersée, _Zuyder Zee_.
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