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-te, masc. nouns ending | thé, Chinese origin of, 32 | Tonic accent, influence on

in, 186, 266
Te Deum, pronunciation
of, 89
plural of, 151

tel. 296
télégraphe, gender of,
176, 256

télescope, gender of, 183,

263
témoigner, change of pro-

nunciation, 86
témoigner, followed by
de, 475, note
témoigner, not followed
by a preposition, 475
temple, gender of, 180,260
templum. 260
Temporal conjunctions,
441, 470
tendant, frequent agree-
ment of, 449, note
tenir, 358, 392, 395
(a), 43, 477

length of é in, 78

the, before comparatives,

498

théâtral, plural of, 214
théâtre, gender of, 184,
264
theatrum, 264
théière, length of é in, 78
thème, length of è in, 78

gender of, 181
Third person used in di-
rect address, 503
thronus, 262
-tia, Latin suffix, 42
tiendrai, d in, 40, 395
tiens, see tenir
tiers-état, tiers in, 278
tige, gender of, 177, note,
257

tigre, fem. of, 155
tigresse, masc. of, 155

timbale, Italian origin

of, 30

ténor, Italian orig. of, 30 timbre, b in, 39

lenses, 327

auxiliaries of,
326
formation of, 328
English of, 332,

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r in, 39

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formation of words, 38,
392

Tonic accent, variation s
in present stem de-
pendent on, 392
Tonic accent in a phrase,
53, 522

tonnerre, gender of, 184,
264
tonsionem, 246
toque, Celtic origin of, 25
tornus, o in, 39
tôt, 421

tôt ou tard, 421
touchant, 436, 438
touffu, Teutonic origin
of, 26
toujours, 421

tournevis, pronunciation
of, 108

tour, double gender of,
159, 235

tourtereau, tourterelle,
155

tout au plus, 424

gender of, 184, tout, indefinite pronoun,

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239, 296

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before a fem. noun
beginning with a
consonant,225,note

tout auprès de, 437
tout autour, 422
tout-à-coup, 424
tout-à-fait, 424
tout-à-l'heure, 421
tout de suite, 421
toux, gender of, 171, 251
from tussis, 201
Towns, gender of, 272
traditionem, 246
traduire, tra- in, 41. 380
trahison, gender of, 166,
246
traire, 355, 383
traité, gend. of, 162, 242
traître, fem. of, 155

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from traditor,
209
traîtresse, masc. of, 155
traîtreusement, 426, 435
tranquille, I not mouillé
in, 135

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tube, gender of, 172, 252 | ulcus, 264

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der of, 260, note
ultérieur, fem. of, 147
ultimatum, pronuncia-

tubercule, gender of, 260 | -ule, diminutives in, gen-
tubus, 252
tumulte, gend.of, 186,266
ture, fem. of, 147
turquoise, Italian prigin
of, 30
tus, see taire
tussis, 251
tympanum, n in, 39

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p in, 39
264

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trère, Teutonic origin of, u
26

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tribu, gender of, 170, 250 u, û, value of symbols in

tribus, 250

-trice, 229

trimestris, 264
trifolium, 260
Trills, 39, 94
trinquer, Teutonic origin
of, 26

trio, plural of, 151
triomphe, double gender
of, 159, 236
tristesse, ss in, 39
tristitia, t in, 39
troisièmement, 423
trombone, Italian origin
of, 30

trompette, double gen-
der of, 230
trône, gender of, 182, 262
trop, 424, 426
trophée, gender of, 255
tropacum, 255

trouble, gender of, 180,
260

trouble-fête, plural of,

219

trouver (à), 463, 477
truie, masc. form of, 155
tu, pronoun, 281
tu and vous, uses of, 501
tu (verb), see taire

pronunciation, 76

u in lui, length of, 78

tion of. 89
plural of, 151

ultra, Latin prefix, 41
-ulus, Latin suffix, 42
um in parfum, length of,

78

-umen, Latin suffix, 42
un,
French suffix, 42
un, um, symbol, value of,
in pronunciation, 77
un, um, and e, eu, sounds
of, compared, 87
un in brun, etc., length
of, 78
un, une, 200

un, onze, oui, e not cut
off before, 65, 3
undecim, c in, 39
Undine, length of un in,
78

u and û, length of, com--undus, Latin suffix, 42
pared, 79, 1

u preceded by gand q, 84
-u, French suffix, 42
-u, fem. nouns in, 170,
-ua in équateur, 80
-ua, úe, uer, ueux,

250

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unième, when used, 193
uniformément, from uni-
forme, 426, 435
University of Paris,
creation of, 14
in-unus, Latın suffix, 42
-ura, Latin suffix, 42
-ure, French suffix, 42
-urnus, Latin suffix, 42
urtica, u in, 39

verse, 526, 1
-uca, Latin suffix, 42
-uculus, Latin suffix, 42
-uge, gender of nouns in,
257

-ue, French suffix, 42
ue sounded like eu, 82
ue in écuelle, 80
ue in cueillir, 82
ue in arguer, 84
-ue, masc. nouns in, 187,
267

ui French from o Latin,
39

ui in aiguille, etc., 84
ui in puis, puisse, 392
ui in suis, 392

ui in verse, 526, 1
uin in Juin, 80
-uire, verbs in, 380
ulcère, gender of, 264

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-re, masc. nouns in, 188, vêtir, 355, 388

268

réca, see vivre

rêtissent, form found till
lately, 388

vedette (la), meaning of, vêt (il), see vêtir

230

velum, 234

vend (il), 385

vendre, model verb, 344
vendrai, viendrai, com-
pared, 382 (1)
vendre, peindre, com-
pared, 382
vendredi, compound
word, 41

vêtu, see vêtir

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192, 277
violent, -lent in, 42
violentus, -lentus in, 42
violin, accent in English,
57

violon, Italian origin of,
30
violoncelle, gender of,
180, 260

viorne, gender of, 158
com-vipère, gender of, 231
viridis, d in, 39
virtutem, 250
ris, see voir

and investi
pared, 388
veuille, see vouloir
veuillez, veuillons, and
voulez, voulons,
compared, 399
meaning of, 358
veux, eu in, 392, 3, 399
vi, French prefix, 41

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vis, pronunciation of, 108
gender of, 168, 248
visa. plural of, 151
vis-à-vis, 426
vis-à-vis de, 437

viser (à), 463, 477

rite, 426

ritis, 248

vitium, 253

ritrail, plural of, 148

ritre, gender of, 264
vitrum, 264

virre, 355, 374

vocabulaire, gender of,
184, 264

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TENTS
rox, 251

royant and verrai com-
pared, 392

Vocatives, absence of vrai, -ai in, 42, 426

article in, 496

roici, how obtained, 438

voilà, length of à in, 78

how obtained, 438

voilà-t-il, 370, note

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change of meaning

ing, 147

-x, singular substantival
ending, 148

æ, as a mark of plural,
210

a, fem. nouns in, 171. 251
according to posi--ce, masc. nouns in, 183,
tion, 514

vraiment, from vrai, 425,

426

voile, double gender of, -vrir and -frir, verbs in,

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379

vu, see voir

vu que, 441

269

Y

y, value of symbol in
pronunciation. 71

vulpeculus, -eculus in, 42 y equal to double i, 71

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y used as a dative, 281,

509

y, position in sentence,
520

yacht, pronunciation of,
104

yeux, sing. of, 148
yeux and oils, 214, B
yeuse, gender of, 158

Z

z, French from c, Latin,
89

z, value of symbol in

pronunciation, 109

z final in substantives
and adjectives, 143,

211

-ze, masc. nouns ending
in, 190, 270

zinc, Teutonic, origin of,
26

zéro, Oriental origin of,
33

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