Chapter V: Part 5

cour, m., _court_; faire la----, _to woo_.

courageusement, _courageously_.

courageu-x,-se, _brave_.

cour-ait,-ut,-urent, _ran_;-s,-u, _run_;-ir, _to run_.

courant, m., _current_.

courba, _bent_.

couronne,-s, f., _crown_.

cours, m., _course_.

course, f., _race_.

coursier,-s, m., _steed_.

court,-e,-s, _short_.

courtisans, m., _courtiers_.

coûte que coûte, _at any cost_.

couteau, m., _knife_.

couvert,-s,-e,-es, _covered_.

couvert,-s, m., _places at table_.

couvrir, _to cover_.

crains, _fear_.

crainte, f., _fear_.

crêpe,-s, f., _pancakes_.

creusa, _dug_.

crevé, _put out_.

cri,-s, m., _cry_, _scream_.

cri-a,-é,-èrent,-aient, _screamed_;-ant, _screaming_;-er, _to scream_.

croi-s, _believe_;-rai, _will believe_.

croiser, _to cross_.

croy-ais,-ait, _believed_.

cruche, f., _jar_.

cueill-ant, _picking_;-ez, _pick_;-it,-irent,-i, _picked_;-erons, _will pick_.

cuillère, f., _spoon_.

cuisine, f., _kitchen_; je fais la----_, I am cooking_.

cuisinier, m., _cook_.

cuivre, m., _copper_.

culinaire, _cooking_.

cultivait, _cultivated_.

curé, m., _priest_.

curieu-x,-se, _inquisitive_.

dame, f., _lady_.

dangereusement, _dangerously_.

dangereu-x,-se, _dangerous_.

dans, _in_.

dans-a,-èrent,-é, _danced_;-er, _to dance_;-ez, _dance_.

de, _of_, _with_.

débarqu-a,-èrent,-é, _landed_;-er, _to land_;-ons, _let us land_.

débarrasser, _to get rid of_.

debout, _standing up_.

décembre, _December_.

décevoir, _deceive_.

décid-a,-èrent,-é,-ée, _decided_;-eraient, _would decide_;-er, _to decide_.

décidément, _decidedly_.

déclar-a, _declared_;-ant, _declaring_.

déconcert-a,-é, _disconcerted_.

décourag-é,-ée, _discouraged_.

découvr-it, _discovered_;-ir, _to discover_.

décrivit, _described_.

dedans, _within_.

défend,-s, _forbid_;-u, _forbidden_.

dégoût, m., _disgust_.

déguis-a,-é,-èrent, _disguised_.

déguisement, m., _disguise_.

dehors, _outside_.

déjà, _already_.

déjeuner, m., _breakfast_.

déliant, _untying_.

demain, _to-morrow_.

demand-a,-ait,-èrent,-é,-ée, _asked_;-er, _to ask_;-ant, _asking_; -era,-eras, _will ask_.

demeur-aient,-ait,-a,-èrent,-é, _dwelt_;-er, _to dwell_.

demoiselle, f., _spinster_.

démoli, _demolished_;-r, _to demolish_.

démon, m., _demon, genius_.

dénoncerai, _will denounce_.

départ, m., _departure_.

déposez, _lay_.

depuis, _since_.

dern-ier,-ière, _last_.

derrière, _behind_.

des, _some, of the_.

dès, as _soon_;----que, as _soon as_;----lors, _henceforth_.

désagréable, _disagreeable_.

désappoint-é,-ée, _disappointed_.

descend-ant, _coming down_;-it,-irent, _came down_;-re, _to come down_.

déserte, _deserted_.

désespér-a, _despaired_;-er, _to despair_;-père, _despair_;-és, _desperate_.

désespoir, m., _despair_.

désir-e, _wish_;-ée, _wished_.

désordre, m., _disorder_.

dessert, m., _dessert_.

dessus, _on_, _over_.

détestait, _hated_.

détresse, f., _distress_.

détruit,-e, _destroyed_.

deux, _two_.

deuxième, _second_.

devant, _in front of_.

devenir, _to become_.

deviendra, _will become_.

devin-er, _to guess_;-iez, _guessed_.

devise, f., _motto_.

devoir, m., _duty_.

dev-ons, _must_;-rait, _should_.

dévor-er, _to devour_;-ant, _devouring_;-era, _will devour_.

diable, m., _devil_.

diamant,-s, m., _diamond_.

Dieu, _God_.

différent,-e, _different_.

difficile, _hard_, _difficult_.

digérer, _to digest_.

digue, f., _dike_.

dimanche, m., _Sunday_.

diminu-a,-èrent,-é, _diminished_.

dîn-a,-èrent,-ait, _dined_;-e, _dine_;-er, _to dine_.

dîner, m., _dinner_.

dire, _to say_.

dirige-a,-aient, _directed_.

di-s, _say_;-t,-sait,-rent, _said_;-tes, _say_;-rait, _would say_;-rai, _will say_;-sant, _saying_.

disparaître, _to disappear_.

disparu,-t, _disappeared_.

disput-aient, _were quarreling_;-er, _to quarrel_.

dissip-é,-ée, _scattered_.

distinguer, _to distinguish_.

dix, _ten_.

doigt, m., _finger_.

doit, _must_.

domestique,-s, m. and f., _servant_.

dommage, m., _damage_; c'est----, _it is a pity_.

donc, _therefore_, _then_, _now_.

donn-a,-ai,-ait,-èrent, _gave_;-é,-ée, _given_;-er, _to give_;-era, _will give_;-eraient, _would give_.

dont, _of which_.

dorée, _golden, gilded_.

dorm-ant, _sleeping_;-ir, _to sleep_;-irai, _will sleep_;-ez, _sleep_.

dort, _sleeps_.

dos, m., _back_.

doucement, _gently_.

douleur, f., _pain_, _sorrow_.

douta, _doubted_.

doute, m., _doubt_; sans----, _undoubtedly_.

doux,-ce, _sweet_, _gentle._.

douze, _twelve_.

droit, _right_, _straight_.

droite, à----, _to the right_.

du, _some_, _of the_;----quel, _of which_;----tout, _at all_.

dur, _hard_, _severe_, _inclement_.

dura, _lasted_.

eau,-x, f., _water_.

ébranler, _to shake_.

échapp-é,-ée, _escaped_;-er, _to escape_.

échelle, f., _ladder_.

éclair, m., _lightning_.

école, f., _school_.

écout-a,-èrent,-é, _listened_;-ez, _listen_.

écri-a,-èrent, s', _cried_.

écrit, _written_.

écrivit, _wrote_.

écurie, f., _stable_.

effac-er, _to efface_;-é, _effaced_.

effet, en----, _indeed_.

effila, _raveled_.

efforçait, _strove_.

effray-é,-ée,-és, _frightened_.

effroi, m., _terror_.

église, f., _church_.

égoïsme, m., _selfishness_.

égoïste,-s, _selfish_.

eh bien, _well_.

élanc-èrent, _sprang_;-er, _to spring_.

elev-a,-èrent,-é, _brought up_;-er, _to bring up_.

elle,-s, _she_, _they_.

éloignaient, s', _were going away_.

embarqu-a,-é,-èrent, _embarked_.

embarrass-é,-ée, _embarrassed_.

embrassa, _kissed_.

émeraude, f., _emerald_.

émietta, _crumbled_.

empêcha, _hindered_.

emphase, m., _emphasis_.

emport-é,-èrent, _carried away_.

empressement, m., _polite haste_.

en, _in_.

enchant-é,-ée, _enchanted_.

enchère-s, f., _bid_.

enclume, f., _anvil_.

encombre, f., _hindrance_.

encore, _yet_, _still_, _again_.

endormi, _asleep_; s'endormit, _fell asleep_.

endroit, m., _place_.

enfant,-s, m. and f., _child_.

enfer, m., _hell_.

enfin, _at last_.

enfonça, _drove in_.

enfuirent, _fled_.

engagé, _engaged_, _hired_.

englouti, _engulfed_.

engraisse, _fatten_.

enleva, _carried off_.

ennemi,-s, m., _enemy_.

énorme, _enormous_.

enrager, _to get mad_.

ensanglant-é,-ée, _bloody_.

ensemble, _together_.

ensuite, _afterwards_.

entend-it,-irent,-u, _heard_;-re, _to hear_.

entendu, _heard_; c'est----, _agreed_; bien----, _of course_.

enterra, _buried_.

ent-ier,-ière, _whole_.

entièrement, _wholly_.

entour-aient,-a,-é, _surrounded_.

entr-a,-èrent,-ait,-é,-ée, _entered_;-er, _to enter_;-ez, _enter_; -erait, _would enter_;-era, _will enter_;-ant, _entering_.

entre, _between_.

entrée, f., _entrance_.

entretien, m., _conversation_.

envelopp-a,-é, _wrapped_.

envie, f., _wish_; j'ai----, _I wish_.

envieux, _envious_.

environs, m., _neighborhood_.

envoie, _sends_.

envol-a,-ait, _flew away_;-é, _flown away_.

envoy-a,-èrent,-ait,-é,-ée, _sent_;-er, _to send_.

épais,-se,-ses, _thick_.

épargnées, _spared_.

épaule,-s, f., _shoulder_.

épingle, f., _pin_.

épous-ez, _marry_;-er, _to marry_;-erai, _will marry_.

éprouver, _experience_.

épuis-é,-ée, _exhausted_.

ermite, m., _hermit_.

es, _art (thou)_.

esclave, m., _slave_.

escorta, _escorted_.

espace, m., _space_.

espèce, f., _kind_.

espère, _hope_; espér-é,-ait, _hoped_;-er, _to hope_.

esprit,-s, m., _spirit_, _wit_.

essaiera, _will try_.

essuya, _wiped away_.

est, _is_.

estomac, m., _stomach_.

et, _and_.

étable, f., _stable_.

établi, _established_.

étang, m., _pond_.

ét-ais,-ait,-aient,-iez,-ions, _were_;-ant, _being_;-é, _been_.

été, m., _summer_.

êtes, _are_.

étincelant,-e, _sparkling_.

étoffe,-s, f., _stuff_.

étonnement, m., _astonishment_, _surprise_.

étrange, _strange_.

être, _to be_.

étudiant,-s, m., _student_.

eu,-t,-rent, _had_.

eux, _them_, _they_.

évasion, f., _escape_.

éveill-a,-é, _awake_.

évoqua, _called up_.

exactement, _exactly_.

exactitude, f., _exactness_.

examin-a,-èrent,-ait,-é, _examined_;-er, _to examine_.

excepté, _except_.

excusez, _excuse_.

exécut-a,-èrent,-é, _executed_;-er, _to execute_.

exemplaire, _exemplary_.

exercer, _to exercise_.

existe, _exists_.

exposé, _exposed_.

extérieur, m., _outside_.

extraordinaire, _extraordinary_.

extrèmement, _extremely_.

extrémité, f., _extremity_.

fabriqu-é,-ait, _manufactured_.

fâch-é,-ée, _angry, sorry_; se----er, _to be angry_.

facile, _easy_.

façon, f., _fashion_.

façonn-a,-èrent,-é, _fashioned_;-er, _to fashion_.

fagots, m., _bundles_.

faible, _weak_.

faillit, _almost_ (_idiomatic_)

faim, f., _hunger_; avoir----, _to be hungry_; avoir grand'----, _to be very hungry_.

fai-re, _to make_, _do_;-s, _make_;-sait,-saient, _made_;-sons, _let us make_;-t,-te, _done_;-tes, _do_, _make_.

falloir, _to be necessary_.

famille, f., _family_.

fantaisie, f., _fancy_.

fatigu-é,-ée,-és, _tired_.

faudra, _will be necessary_.

faut, il----, _it is necessary_, _must_.

faute, f., _fault_; de votre----, _your fault_.

favori,-te, _favorite_.

fée, f., _fairy_.

femme, f., _woman_.

fenêtre, f., _window_.

fer, _iron_;-s, _shoes_; chemins de----, _railroads_.

fer-a,-ai,-ont,-ez, _will make_ or _do_;-ait,-aient, _would make_ or _do_.

ferm-a,-èrent, _shut_;-er, _to shut_.

ferme, f., _farm_; garçon de----, _farm hand_.

fermier,-ière, _farmer_.

ferrer, _to shoe_.

ferveur, m., _fervor_, _warmth_.

festin, m., _feast_.

feu, m., _fire_; en----, _afire_.

feuillage, m., _foliage_.

feuilles, f., _leaves_.

février, _February_.

fianc-é,-ée, _betrothed_.

ficelle, f., _string_.

fidèle, _faithful_.

fier,-s, fière,-s, _proud_.

figure, f., _face_.

fil,-s, m., _thread_.

fil-ait, _was spinning_;-er, _to spin_;-e,-ez, _spin_.

filet, m., _net_.

fille,-s, f., _daughter, girl_.

fils, m., _son, sons_.

fin, f., _end_.

fin-i,-ie,-is, _finished_.

fi-rent,-t, _made, said_.

flamme,-s, f., _flame_.

fleur,-s, f., _flower_.

fleuve, m., _river_.

flocon, m., _flake_.

foi, f., _faith_.

fois, f., _time_; une----, _once upon a time_.

folle, _foolish, crazy_.

fond, m., _bottom_.

fondit, _melted_.

font, _make, do_.

fontaine, f., _fountain_.

for-ça,-cé,-cée,-cèrent, _compelled_;-cer, _to compel_;-cerai, _will compel_.

force,-s, f., _strength_.

forêt,-s, f., _forest_.

forge, f., _smithy_.

forgeron, m., _blacksmith_.

form-a,-é,-ée,-ait, _formed_;-er, _to form_.

forme, f., _shape_.

fort, _very, strong_.

fou, _crazy_.

fouet, m., _whip_.

fouill-ant, _fumbling_;-aient, _were fumbling_.

foule, f., _crowd_.

four, m., _oven_.

fourmis, f., _ants_.

fourrure,-s, f., _fur_.

fraîche, _fresh_.

frais, _fresh_.

fraises, f., _strawberries_.

franc,-s, m., _franc, twenty cents_.

franchise, f., _frankness_.

frapp-a,-èrent,-é, _knocked_;-er, _to knock_;-ez, _knock_.

frère,-s, m., _brother_.

froid,-e, _cold_; j'ai froid, _I am cold_.

fromage,-s, m., _cheese_.

fruitier, _fruit (tree)_.

fugitifs, m., _fugitives_.

fuir, _flee_.

fuite, f., _flight_.

fumait, _was smoking_.

fumée, f., _smoke_.

fumier, m., _manure_.

furent, _were_.

furieu-x,-se, _angry_.

fut, fus, _was_.

fuy-ons, _let us flee_;-aient, _were fleeing_.

gagn-a,-èrent,-ait,-é, _won, reached_;-e, _wins, reaches_.

gaie, _gay_.

gaiement, _gayly_.

gant,-s, m., _glove_.

garçon, m., _boy, bachelor_.

gard-a,-èrent,-ait,-é, _kept_;-er, _to keep_.

garde-manger, m., _larder_.

gardien, m., _keeper_.

garni, _trimmed_.

gâteau,-x, m., _cake_.

gauche,-s, _awkward_; à----, _to the left_.

géant, m., _giant_.

gèle, _may freeze_.

gémissant, _groaning_.

gendre, m., _son-in-law_.

généreu-x,-se, _generous_.

gênez, _hinder_.

genoux, _knees_; à----, _kneeling_.

gens, _people_.

gentil,-le, _nice_.

glace, f., _ice_.

glissa, _slipped_.

gorge, f., _throat_.

gourmand, _greedy_.

goût-a,-é, _tasted_;-er, _to taste_.

goutte, f., _drop_.

gouverner, _to govern_.

grâce,-s, f., _grâce_;----à, _thanks to_.

grain, m., _grain_;-es, f., _seeds_.

graiss-a,-é,-ées, _greased_.

grand,-s,-e,-es, _large_, _big_.

grandeur, f., _size_, _grandeur_.

grandi-r, _to grow tall_;-t, _grew tall_.

grange, f., _barn_.

gras,-se, _fat_.

gravir, _to climb_.

griffes, f., _claws_.

grimace, f., _grimace_; faire des----s, _to make a face_.

grimp-a,-èrent,-é, _climbed_;-er, _to climb_.

grommel-a, _grumbled_;-ant, _grumbling_.

grondé, _scolded_.

gros,-se, _fat_, _large_, _big_, _thick_.

grotte, f., _cave_.

groupés, _grouped_.

guér-i,-it,-issait, _cured_;-ira,-irai, _will cure_;-issant, _curing_,-ir, _to cure_.

guerre, f., _war_.

guise, en----, _like_.

habile, _skillful_.

habill-a,-é, _dressed_.

habitant-s, m., _inhabitants_.

habits, m., _clothes_.

habitude, f., _habit_, _custom_.

hache,-s, f., _axe_.

halte, _halt_;----là, _stop_.

hameçons, m., _fishhooks_.

hardiment, _boldly_.

hâte, f., _haste_.

haut,-e,-s, _high_.

hélas, _alas_.

herbe, f., _grass_.

hérit-er, _to inherit_;-a, _inherited_.

héritier,-s, m., _heirs_.

héros, m., _hero_.

hésit-a,-é, _hesitated_;-ez, _hesitate_.

heure-s, f., _hour_; à l'----, _on time_; de bonne----, _early_.

heureu-x,-se, _happy_.

heurta, _rapped_.

hier, _yesterday_.

histoire, f., _story_.

hiver, m., _winter_.

hommage, m., _homage_.

homme,-s, m., _man_.

honneur, m., _honor_.

horreur, f., _horror_.

hors, _out of_.

hospitalité, f., _hospitality_.

hôte, m., _guest_.

huit, _eight_.

huître, f., _oyster_.

humaine, _human_.

humeur, f., _humor_, _temper_.

hurl-a, _howled_;-ant, _howling_.

ici, _here_.

idéale, _ideal_.

idée, f., _idea_.

il, _he_;----y a, _there is_, _are_.

île, f., _island_.

ils, _they_.

imaginer, _to imagine_.

imbécile, m., _fool_.

immédiatement, _immediately_.

immense, _immense_.

immobile, _motionless_.

immortel,-le, _immortal_.

impérieusement, _imperiously_.

incommode, _inconvenient_.

inconfortable, _uncomfortable_.

inconnu,-e, _unknown_.

indign-é,-ée, _indignant_.

industrieu-x,-se, _industrious_.

infortuné, _unfortunate_.

ingrat, _ungrateful_.

inhospitalier, _inhospitable_.

inqui-et,-ète, _uneasy_.

inscri-re, _to inscribe_;-vit, _inscribed_.

insist-a,-é,-èrent, _insisted_.

installa, _settled_.

intéress-a,-èrent,-ait,-é, _interested_.

intérieur, m., _interior_.

invit-a,-èrent,-ait,-é, _invited_;-er, _to invite_.

ir-a,-ai,-ez,-ons,-ont, _will go_.

jacinthe,-s, _hyacinths_.

jaill-it,-issait, _spurted forth_.

jalou-x,-se, _jealous_.

jamais, _ever_; ne... jamais, _never_.

jambe, f., _leg_.

jambon, m., _ham_.

janvier, _January_.

jardin, m., _garden_.

jaune, _yellow_.

je, j', _I_.

jet-a,-èrent,-é,-ée,-ait, _uttered_, _threw_;-erai, _will utter_, _will throw_;-er, _to utter_, _to throw_.

jeune,-s, _young_;----gens, _young people_.

joie, f., _joy_.

joli,-e,-s, _pretty_.

jonquilles, f., _jonquils_.

jou-aient, _played_;-er, _to play_.

joue, f., _cheek_.

jour,-s, m., _day_.

journée, f., _day_; toute la----, _all day long_.

joyeusement, _joyously_.

joyeu-x,-se, _joyful_.

juillet, _July_.

juin, _June_.

jur-a, _swore_;-ez, _swear_;-erez, _will swear_.

jusque, _until_.

juste, _just_, _right_.

la, _the_, _her_, _it_.

là, _there_; là-bas, _yonder_.

lac, m., _lake_.

lâch-a,-èrent, _let go_;-er, _to let go_.

laid,-e, _homely_.

laiss-a,-ait,-èrent,-é,-ée, _left_;-er, _to leave_;-era,-erai, _will leave_.

lait, m., _milk_.

lament-a,-èrent,-é, _lamented_;-er, _to lament_.

lancé, _thrown_.

lard, m., _bacon_.

large, _wide_.

larme,-s, f., _tear_.

lav-a, _washed_;-er, _to wash_;-ez, _wash_.

le, _the_, _him_, _it_.

leçons, f., _lessons_.

légendes, f., _legends_.

légumes, m., _vegetables_.

lendemain, m., _morrow_, _next day_.

lentement, _slowly_.

lequel, _which one_.

les, _the_, _them_.

lettres, f., _letters_.

leur, _they_, _them_, _to them_.

lev-a,-èrent,-é, _lifted_;-ez, _lift_.

lèvre, f., _lip_.

licol, m., _halter_.

lieu, m., _place_; au----, _instead_.

lièvre, m., _hare_.

ligne, f., _line_, _fishing line_.

lilas, m., _lilacs_.

limpide, _limpid_.

linge, m., _clothes_, _linen_.

liquide, m., _liquid_.

li-re, _to read_;-t, _reads_;-s, _read_.

lit, m., _bed_.

livre, m., _book_.

loi, f., _law_.

loin, _far_.

long,-ue,-s, _long_.

longtemps, _a long time_.

longueur, f., _length_.

loup, m., _wolf_.

lourd, _heavy_.

lui, _him_, _her_, _to him_, _to her_.

ma, _my_.

madame, _Mrs._, _Madam_.

mademoiselle, _Miss_.

magicien,-ne, _magician_.

magique,-s, _magic_.

magnifique, _magnificent_.

maigre,-s, _thin_.

main,-s, f., _hand_.

maintenant, _now_.

maire, m., _mayor_.

mais, _but_.

maison, f., _house_.

maître,-sse, _master_, _mistress_.

mal, m., _harm_; faire du----, _injure_, _hurt_;----aux yeux, _sore eyes_.

malade,-s, _sick_, _sick person_.

malgré, _in spite of_.

malheur,-s, m., _misfortune_.

malheureusement, _unfortunately_.

malheureu-x,-se, _unhappy_.

malin, _malicious_.

maltraitait, _ill-treated_.

manche, m., _handle_.

mang-ea,-eait,-eaient,-èrent, _ate_;-er, _to eat_;-erait, _would eat_;-era, _will eat_;-é, _eaten_.

manier, _to handle_.

manoeuvre, f., _manoeuvre_.

manqua, _failed, came near_.

manteau, m., _cloak_.

march-a,-é, _walked_.

marchand,-s, m., _merchant_.

marché, m., _market_; bon----, _cheap_.

mari, m., _husband_.

mari-a,-é,-ée,-ait, _married_;-er, _to marry_.

mari-é,-ée, _bridegroom_, _bride_.

marmite, f., _pot_.

mars, _March_.

marteau, m., _knocker_, _hammer_.

masse, f., _mass_.

matelots, m., _sailors_.

matin, m., _morning_.

mauvais,-e,-es, _bad_.

me, _me_, _I_;----voilà, _here I am_.

méchant,-e,-s, _bad_, _wicked_.

méche, f., _lock_.

mécontent, _discontented_.

médecin, m., _doctor_.

meilleur,-e,-s, _better_.

membre, m., _member_.

même,-s, _same_, _very_, _even_, _self_.

mémoire, f., _memory_.

ménace, f., _threat_.

ménagère, f., _housekeeper_.

mendiant,-e,-s, _beggar_.

mendier, _to beg_.

mener, _to lead_.

menton, m., _chin_.

mépris, m., _scorn_.

mer,-s, f., _sea_.

merci, _thanks_.

mère,-s, f., _mother_.

mérit-a,-ait,-é, _deserved_;-er, _to deserve_;-erez, _will deserve_; -erait, _would deserve_.

merveilleu-x,-se, _marvelous_.

mes, _my_.

messager, m., _messenger_.

métamorphose, f., _metamorphosis_.

mets, m., _dishes_.

met-tez, _put_;-tre, _to put_;-trai, _will put_.

miche, f., _loaf_.

midi, _midday_, _noon_.

mien,-s,-ne,-nes, _mine_.

miettes, f., _crumb_.

mieux, _better_.

milieu, m., _middle_.

mille, _thousand_.

miroir, m., _mirror_.

misère, f., _misery_, _poverty_.

mit, _put_; se----à, _began_.

moine, m., _monk_.

moins, _less_; au----, _at least_.

mois, m., _month_.

mon, _my_.

monde, m., _world_; tout le----, _everybody_.

monsieur, _Mr._, _sir_.

monstre, m., _monster_.

mont-a,-ait,-é,-èrent, _mounted_, _climbed_;-er, to _mount_, _to climb_;-ez, _climb, mount_;-erait, _would climb_ or _mount_.

montagne, f., _mountain_.

montr-a,-èrent,-é, _shown_;-ez, _show_;-er, _to show_.

moqueuse, _mocking_.

morceau, m., _piece_.

mort,-s, _dead_.

mort, f., _death_; à----, _to death_.

mots, m., _words_.

mouchoir, m., _handkerchief_.

moules, f., _mussels_.

mour-ir, _to die_;-ut, _died_;-rai, _will die_;-rait, _would die_.

mousse, f., _moss_.

mousseuse, _mossy_; rose----, _moss-rose_.

moutarde, f., _mustard_.

mouton, m., _sheep_, _lamb_.

moyen,-s, m., _means_, _way_.

moyenne, _medium_, _middle sized_.

muguet,-s, m., _lily of the valley_.

mur,-s, m., _wall_.

mûr,-e,-s, _ripe_.

murmure, m., _murmur_.

museau, m., _snout_.

mystérieuse,-s, _mysterious_.

nag-ea,-eaient, _swam_.

naïvement, _innocently_.

narine,-s, f., _nostril_.

natal,-e, _native_.

navets, m., _turnips_.

navigua, _sailed_.

ne... pas, _not_.

né,-e, _born_.

nécessaire, _necessary_.

négligemment, _carelessly_.

négresse, f., _negro woman_.

neige, f., _snow_.

netto-yer, _to clean_;-iera, _will clean_.

neu-f,-ve, _new_.

nez, m., _nose_.

ni, _neither_, _nor_.

noces, f., _wedding_.

noir,-s,-e,-es, _black_.

noirci, _blackened_.

noix, f., _nuts_.

nom, m., _name_.

nombre, m., _number_.

nombreux, _numerous_.

nomm-ait,-é, _named_.

non, _no_;----plus, _neither_.

nota, _noted_.

notre, _our_.

nôtre, _ours_.

nous, _we_, _us_.

nouveau,-x, _new_;----venu, _newcomer_; de----, _again_.

nouvel,-le,-les, _new_.

nouvelles, f., _news_.

novembre, _November_.

noyer, m., _nut tree_.

nuit, f., _night_.

nul,-le, _none_, _not any_.

obé-i,-it,-issait, _obeyed_;-irai, _will obey_;-ir, _to obey_;-issez, _obey_.

objet, m., _object_.

oblig-é,-ée, _obliged_.

obscurité, f., _darkness_.

observ-a,-èrent,-é, _noticed_.

obten-ir, _to obtain_;-u, _obtained_.

occup-é,-ée,-és, _occupied_;-er, _to occupy_.

octobre, _October_.

oeil, m., _eye_.

officier, m., _officer_.

offrir, _to offer_.

oie, f., _goose_.

oignon, m., _onion_.

oiseau,-x, m., _bird_.

on, _one_, _they_.

oncle, m., _uncle_.

ont, _have_.

onze, _eleven_.

oppos-é,-ée, _opposite_.

or, _now_.

or, m., _gold_.

oranger, m., _orange tree_.

ordinaire, _ordinary_.

ordonna, _ordered_.

ordre,-s, m., _order_, _system_.

oreille,-s, f., _ear_.

oreiller, m., _pillow_.

original, _eccentric_.

orphelin,-s, m., _orphan_.

os-a,-èrent,-é, _dared_;-ant, _daring_.

osier, m., _willow_.

ôter, _to take away_, _remove_.

ou, _or_.

où, _where_.

oubli-a,-èrent,-ait, _forgot_;-er, _to forget_;-é, _forgotten_.

oui, _yes_.

ours, m., _bear_.

ouvert,-e,-s, _open_.

ouverture, f., _opening_.

ouvr-ez, _opens_;-it,-ait,-irent, _opened_;-ira, _will open_;-irait, _would open_.

ouvrier,-s, m., _workman_.

pacha, m., _pacha_.

pain, m., _bread_.

paire, f., _pair_.

palais, m., _palace_.

pâle, _pale_.

pâlit, _grew pale_.

panier, m., _basket_.

papier, m., _paper_.

par, _by_;----dessus, _over_.

paradis, m., _paradise_.

par-aît, _appears_;-aîtra, _will appear_; par-aissait,-ut,-u, _appeared_.

parc, m., _park_;----aux moutons, _sheepfold_.

parce que, _because_.

pardon, m., _pardon_.

pardonna, _forgave_.

pareille,-s, _like_.

parents, m., _parents_.

paresseu-x,-se, _lazy_.

parfait, _perfect_.

parfaitement, _perfectly_.

parfum, m., _perfume_.

parl-a,-èrent,-ait,-aient, _spoke_;-é, _spoken_;-ant, _speaking_; -erait, _would speak_;-er, _to speak_; entendu----er, _heard of_.

parmi, _among_.

parole, f., _word_.

part-i,-it,-is,-irent,-ait, _departed_;-irait, _would depart_;-ir, _to depart_.

partie, f., _part_.

partout, _everywhere_.

pas, _not_.

pas, m., _step_.

pass-a,-é,-ait, _passed_;-era, _will pass_;-erait, _would pass_;-er, _to pass_.

passant, m., _passer-by_.

pâte, f., _batter_, _dough_.

patiemment, _patiently_.

pauvre, _poor_.

pauvreté, f., _poverty_.

pavot,-s, m., _poppy_.

pay-a,-é,-ait,-aient, _paid_;-er, _to pay_; se payer, _to afford_; paiera, _will pay_.

pays, m., _country_.

paysan, m., _countryman_, _peasant_.

peau, f., _skin_.

pêche, f., _fishing_.

pêch-é, _fished_;-er, _to fish_.

pêcheur, m., _fisherman_.

peigne, m., _comb_.

peine, f., _trouble_.

pelle, f., _shovel_.

pench-a,-é, _bent over_.

pendant, _during_.

pend-re, _to hang_;-ue, _hanging_, _hung_.

pens-a,-ait,-aient,-èrent,-é, _thought_;-er, _to think_;-era, _will think_.

pensée, f., _thought_.

per-ça, _pierced_;-cé, _pierced_.

perchèrent, _perched_.

perd-ant, _losing_;-re, _to lose_;-u, _lost_.

père, m., _father_.

pér-i,-it,-irent, _perished_;-ir, _to perish_.

perle,-s, f., _pearl_.

permet-tre, _to permit_, _enable_;-tez, _allow_; permis, _allowed_.

perron, m., _porch_.

persil, m., _parsley_.

personne, f., _person_; ne----, _nobody_.

perte, f., _loss_.

petit,-s,-e,-es, _small_, _little_;----enfant, m. or f., _grandchild_.

peu, _little_, _few_.

peur, m., _fear_; avait----, _was afraid_.

peut, _can_;----être, _perhaps_.

philosophiquement, _philosophically_.

pic,-s, m., _peak_.

pièce, f., _piece_;----blanche, _nickel_.

pied,-s, m., _foot_.

pierre, f., _stone_;----à feu, _flint_.

pierreries, f., _precious stones_.

piéton, m., _pedestrian_.

pincettes, f., _tongs_.

pitié, f., _pity_.

pla-ça,-cé, _placed_;-cer, to _place_;-cera, _will place_.

plage, f., _beach_.

plaindre, _complain_.

plaine, f., _plain_.

plaire, _to please_.

plaisir, m., _pleasure_.

plaît, _please_; s'il-vous----, _if you please_.

planche,-s, f., _plank_.

plante,-s, f., _plant_.

plein,-e, _full_.

pleur-a,-èrent,-ait,-é, _wept_;-ant, _weeping_;-er, _to weep_;-era, _will weep_.

pleurs, f., _tears_.

plong-ea, _plunged_;-ez, _plunge_.

pluie, f., _rain_.

plume, f., _feather_, _pen_.

plus, _more_.

plusieurs, _several_.

plutôt, _rather_.

poche, f., _pocket_.

point, _not_; ne----, _not at all_.

pointe, f., _point_.

poisson,-s, m., _fish_.

poitrine, f., _chest_.

poli, _polite_.

poliment, _politely_.

politesse, f., _politeness_.

pomme, f., _apple_;----de terre, _potato_.

pommeau, m., _knob_.

pommier, m., _apple tree_.

pompe, f., _pomp_.

pompeusement, _pompously_.

pont, m., _bridge_.

porc,-s, m., _pig_.

port-a,-èrent,-ait,-é, _carried_, _worn_;-era, _will carry_;-ez, _carry, wear_;-er, _to carry, wear_.

porte, f, _door_.

portée, f., _reach_.

portière, f., _carriage_, _door_.

pos-a,-èrent,-é, _laid_;-er, _to lay_;-era, _will lay_.

possède, _owns_;-era, _will own_; posséd-a,-èrent,-ait, _owned_;-er, to _own_.

possible, _possible_.

poste, f., _post_.

pot-au-feu, m., _soup pot_.

poumons, m., _lungs_.

pour, _for_.

pourquoi, _why_.

pourr-ait, _would be able_, _could_;-ez, _will be able_.

poursuite, f., _pursuit_.

poursuiv-i, _pursued_;-ra, _will pursue_;-re, _to follow_;-irent, _followed_.

pourtant, _however_.

pouss-ant, _uttering_;-er, to _utter_ _grow_;-ez, _push_.

pouvoir, m., _power_.

pouv-oir, _to be able_;-ez,-ons, _can_.

prairie, f., _prairie_.

pratiquer, _to make_, _to practice_.

pré, m., _meadow_.

précieu-x,-se, _precious_.

précipita, _precipitated_, _flung_.

prédiction, f., _prediction_, _prophecy_.

préfère, _prefer_.

prem-ier,-ière, _first_.

pren-ant, _taking_;-dre, _to take_;-ez, _take_;-drai, _will take_.

prépara, _prepared_.

préparatif, m., _preparation_.

près, _near_.

présent, _present_; à----, _now_.

présenta, _presented_.

presque, _nearly_.

pressé, _hurried_, _in a hurry_.

prêt,-e, _ready_.

prêt-er, _to lend_;-era, _will lend_;-erait, _would lend_.

prêtre, m., _priest_.

pri-e, _prays_;-a,-èrent, _prayed_;-era, _will pray_;-er, _to pray_.

prière, f., _prayer_.

prince,-s, m., _prince_.

princesse,-s, f., _princess_.

printemps, m., _spring_.

pri-s,-se, _taken_;-t, _took_.

prison, m., _prison_.

prix, m., _price_, _prize_.

probable, _probable_.

probablement, _probably_.

procession, f., _procession_.

procurer, _to procure_.

produi-re, _produce_;-sit, _produced_.

profit, m., _profit_.

profond,-e, _deep_.

profondément, _deeply_.

promen-a,-èrent, _walked_; se promener, _to walk_.

promenades, f., _walks_.

promesse, f., _promise_.

prom-ettre, _to promise_;-ettrez, _will promise_;-is,-it, _promised_.

promptement, _promptly_.

pronon-ça,-cé, _pronounced_;-cez, _pronounce_.

prophète, m., _prophet_.

propos-er, _to propose_;-é,-a, _proposed_.

propre, _own_, _clean_.

propriétaire, m., _owner_.

prospérité, _prosperity_.

protêg-er, to _protect_;-ea,-é, _protected_.

protesta, _protested_.

provision, f., _provision_, _supply_.

puis, _then_;-que, _since_.

puisse, _can_, _may_.

puits, m., _well_.

pun-ir, _to punish_;-ie, _punished_.

punition, f., _punishment_.

put, _could_.

quand, _when_.

quant à, _as to_, _as for_.

quantité, f., _quantity_.

quarante, _forty_.

quatr-e, _four_;-ième, _fourth_.

que, _than_, _that_, _as_.

quel,-le,-s, _which_, _what a_.

quelque,-s, _some_, _a few_;----fois, _sometimes_.

querell-er, _quarrel_;-ait, _was quarreling_.

questionner, _to question_.

queue, f., _tail_, _stem_.

qui, _who_, _which_.

quitt-a,-é,-ée,-èrent, _left_;-ez, _leave_;-er, _to leave_.

raccommod-a, _mended_;-er, _to mend_.

racont-a,-ait,-èrent,-é, _told_;-er, _to tell_.

raison, f., _right_, _reason_; avoir----_to be right_.

raisonnable, _reasonable_.

ramassa, _picked up_.

rame,-s, f., _oar_.

ramen-é, _brought back_;-er, _to bring back_.

rappel-a,-èrent, _called back_.

rapportez, _bring back_.

ravin, m., _ravine_.

recevoir, _to receive_.

recherch-é, _sought after_;-er, _to seek again_.

récit, m., _account_.

récit-er, to _recite_;-é, _recited_.

réclam-a,-èrent, _claimed_;-erait, _would claim_.

recommand-a, _recommended_.

récompense, f., _reward_.

récompenserai, _will reward_.

reconnaissant,-e, _grateful_.

reconnut, _recognized_.

reç-u,-ut, _received_.

recul-a, _drew back_;-é, _drawn back_.

referma, _closed_.

refléta, _reflected_.

refus-a,-é, _refused_;-er, _to refuse_.

régal-a, _treated_;-er, _to treat_.

regard-a,-é,-èrent,-ait, _looked_;-ant, _looking_;-er, _to look_; -erait, _would look_.

regret, à----, _regretfully_.

regrett-a,-èrent,-é, _regretted_.

reine, f., _queen_.

rejet-é, _thrown back_;-er, _to throw back_.

rejoindre, _to join again_.

remarier, _to marry again_.

remarqu-a,-èrent,-ait,-é, _noticed_;-er, _to notice_;-erai, _will notice_.

remarquable, _remarkable_.

remarquablement, _remarkably_.

remède, m., _remedy_.

remerci-a,-èrent, _thanked_.

remis, _put back_.

remonta, _mounted again_.

remontrance, f., _remonstrance_.

remords, m., _remorse_.

rempl-ir, _to fill_;-issait,-it,-i, _filled_;-issez, _fill_.

renard, m., _fox_.

rencontr-a,-èrent,-é, _met_;-er, _to meet_;-erai, _will meet_.

rend-e, _give back_;-it, _gave back_.

rendormit, se, _fell asleep again_.

renommé, _renowned_.

rentr-a,-èrent,-ait, _came in again_;-er, _to reënter_;-ant, _reëntering_.

renversa, _overturned_.

renvo-ie, _send back_;-yer, _to send back_;-ya,-yèrent,-yait,-yé, _sent back_.

répandit, _scattered_, _spilled_.

réparer, _to repair_.

repartit, _set out again_.

repas, m., _meal_.

répét-a, _repeated_;-ant, _repeating_.

replacèrent, _put back_.

répliqua, _retorted_.

répond-ait,-it,-irent,-u, _answered_;-re, _to answer_;-rai, _will answer_.

réponse, f., _answer_.

repos, m., _rest_.

repos-er, _to rest_;-é, _rested_.

repr-irent,-it, _resumed_.

reproche, m., _reproach_.

requête, f., _request_, _petition_.

réserv-ait, _reserved_.

réservoir, m., _reservoir_, _fish pond_.

résolu, _resolved_.

respect, m., _respect_.

respectueusement, _respectfully_.

respectueux, _respectful_.

resplendissant,-e, _resplendent_.

ressemble à, _looks like_.

rest-a,-èrent,-ait,-é,-ée, _remained_;-er, _to remain_;-ez, _stay_;-erai, _will remain_.

rétabli, _reëstablished_.

retir-a, _withdrew_;-é, _withdrawn_.

retour, m., _return_.

retourn-a,-é,-èrent, _returned_;-era, _will return_;-er, _to return_.

retrouvé, _found again_.

réuss-i, _succeeded_;-ira, _will succeed_.

rêve, m., _dream_.

réveilla, _awoke_.

révél-é, _revealed_;-erez, _will reveal_.

revenu,-s, m., _revenues_.

revenus, _come back_.

révérences, f., _bows_.

reverrez, _will see again_.

revi-ens, _come back_;-nt, _came back_.

revoir, _to see again_; au----, _farewell._

ri, _laughed_;-ant, _laughing_;-re, _to laugh_.

riche, _rich_.

richesses, f., _wealth_.

ridicule, _ridiculous_.

rien, _nothing_.

rivage, m., _shore_.

rivière,-s, f., _river_.

robe,-s, f., _dress_.

rocher, m., _rock_.

roi, m., _king_.

romp-u,-ue, _broken_;-re, _to break_.

ronfler, _to snore_.

rose, f., _rose_.

rose, _pink_.

rôt-ie, _roasted_;-ir, _to roast_.

rouge,-s, _red_.

roug-ir, _to blush_;-issant, _blushing_;-it, _blushed_.

roula, _rolled_.

route, f., _road_; en----, _on the way_.

royaume, m., _kingdom_.

ruban, m., _ribbon_.

rubis, m., _ruby_.

rue, f., _street_.

ruine, f., _ruin_.

rusé, _sly_, _cunning_.

sa, _her_, _his_.

sable, m., _sand_.

sabre, m., _sword_.

sac,-s, m., _bag_.

sachant, _knowing_.

sage, _wise_; _good_, _well-behaved_.

sagement, _wisely_.

sai-s,-t, _knows_.

sais-ir, _to seize_;-it, _seized_.

saison, f., _season_.

sale, _dirty_.

sal-é,-ée, _salty_.

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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