tondre, to graze, to eat, to crop tort, m., wrong; avoir tort, to be wrong; faire tort, to injure, to wrong tortue, f., tortoise tôt, early, fast toucher, to touch toujours, ever, always tour, m., turn, circuit, trick; faire le tour, to go round trois, three tromper, to deceive, to take in; tourner, to turn; se tourner, to trône, m., throne tourterelle, f., turtle dove tout, m., everything, the whole tout, -e, adj., all, whole, every, each tout, adv., quite; tout d'un coup, all at once toutefois, however, nevertheless trafiquant, m., trader, merchant trahir, to betray trop, too, too much; le trop, ex cess trotte-menu, -e, trotting with trotter, to trot, to run about troubler, to disturb, to muddy trousser, to tuck up train, m., pace; en train, in full trouver, to find, to meet with; se swing, hard at work trainer, to drag, to trail trait, m., shaft, arrow, stroke traite, f., journey traiter, to treat traître, treacherous trancher, to cut, to chop tranquille, tranquil, quiet transi, -e, numbed Transilvain, Transylvanian transmettre, to transmit, to hand down transparent, -e, transparent, clear transporté, -e, charmed, delighted transporter, to transport, to convey travail, m., work, labour, hardship travailler, to work, to labour; se trav., to strain, strive trouver, to be tuer, to kill Turc, Turque, Turk, Turkish tyran, m., tyrant U Ulysse, m., Ulysses one... un, une, (1) indef. art., a, an; travers (à), across, through; en usé, worn, worn out utile, useful V va (aller) vache, f., cow vaillance, f., valour, bravery, grandeur vaillant, -e, valiant, brave vaille (pres. subj. of valoir), rien qui vaille, 'no good' vanter (se), to boast one's self to vis, (1) pret. of voir; (2) pres. indic. of vivre visage, m., face visite, f., visit visiter, to visit vaquer, to be free for, to devote vite, adj., swift; aav., quickly vase, m., vessel vassal, m., vassal, subject vaste, vast, unbounded vaut (3d sing. pres. ind. of valoir) vautour, m., vulture veau, m., calf veiller, to be awake, to watch vendre, to sell venelle, f., lane, alley veneur, m., huntsman vengeance, f., vengeance, revenge venger (se), to avenge one's self venir, to come; venir de, to have just...; venir à, to happen to; venir, with infin., to come and .; faire venir, to send for; s'en venir, to come up, along vent, m., wind ventre, m., belly, stomach venue, f., coming vérité, f., truth vermeil, -le, purple vermisseau, m., worm verrai (voir) vers, prep., towards vitesse, f., swiftness, speed vivre, to live vœu, m., vow voici, here is, here are; me voici, here I am voilà, there is, there are; le voilà, there he is voir, to see; faire voir, to show voire, indeed, verily voisin, m., neighbour voisinage, m., neighbourhood voiture, f., vehicle, carriage, cart voiturer, to convey voix, f., voice volatile, m., bird voler, to fly voleter, to flutter, flit about voleur, m., thief, robber volontiers, willingly, readily votre, poss. adj., your; le vôtre, poss. pron., yours vouloir, to wish, to be willing voûte, f., vault (of the sky) voyage, m., journey voyager, to voyage, to travel voyageur, m., traveller voyant (voir) vrai, -e, true, real vraiment, truly, verily, indeed vu (voir) vue, f., sight, view Y y, adv. of place, there; il y a, there is y, pronom. adv., to or at, it or them yeux, plural of œil, eye Ꮓ zéphyr, m., zephyr, west wind, light breeze |