The singular persons of the indicative and imperative are now

Equivaloir, to be equivalent, is conjugated in the same manner: prévaloir, to prevail, makes pre-seldom used. vale, instead of prévaille, in the present of the subjunctive.

It is used most commonly with the personal pronouns, and signifies to dress one's-self.

Example: Vous êtes long-temps à vous vétir, you are long dressing yourself.

The following Table, which contains the terminations of every verb, may be useful to the scholar, as a memorandum, and even a shield, to guard his orthography from the blunders so often made by English learners, in writing the verbs.