French Words of Seven Syllables. French. English. Am-phi-bo-lo-gi-que-ment Amphibolically ar-ti-fi-ci-eu-fe-ment (ze) artfully, craftily bé-a-ti-fi-ca-ti-on (fi) excommunication i-gno-mi-ni eu-le-ment (e) ignominiously immateriality im-ma-tri-cu-la-ti on (fi) in-cor-rup-ti-bi-li-té in-dif-fo-lu-bi-li-té ir-re-con-ci li-a-ble impenetrability irreconcilable ir-ré-li-gi-eu-fe-ment (ze) irreligiously par-ti-cu-li-è-re-ment per-pen-di-cu-lai-re-ment particularly plê-ni-po-ten-ti-ai-re (fi) reconciliation ré-con-ci-li-a-ti-on (fi) French Words of Eight Syllables. incomprehenfibility In-com-pré-hen-fi-bi-li-té irreprehenfibility ir-re-pré-hen-fi-bi-li-té mi-fé-ri-cor-di-eu-fe-ment (ze) mercifully E 4 CHAP. CHAP. X. French Words, wherein the final Confonant is articulated. French. amer amour arfenal zutel auteur Bonheur brut Calcul cap cœur cuiller Dot Echec enfer espoir Eft exact Fat fier fil froc Hier hiver Mat mer miel English. Air bitter love arfenal altar author French. Nagour naïf Odeur Oucft Pair pact pare poil pleur Rétif rougeur Sel ferviteur feul fieur (le) foc foif foir Sud Tambour troc Veuf vif vis Zéla'eur zénith (nit) zelt berger bis (pain) blanc bled CHA P. XI. French Words, wherein the final Confonant is not articulated. French. English. Août aprentif Babil Auguft apprentice Prattling banc baril bench barrel Shepherd white corn, wheat baker borough jug French. Genêt gentil goût Instinct Jonc Laid loup mât monfieur Nid nombril Officier outil ouvert Paix pied prix Rang refpects Sort fou! fourd Tort toux E 5 English. Broom pretty tafte Inftinet Rufb Ugly bed wolf March maft fir neft Officer tool open Peace foot price Rank f respects Fate drunk deaf Wrong cough Willingly. СНАР. A. v. à, p. abbaiffe, c. abbeffe, f. f. ail, f. m. aille, (qu'il) aie, (je) French Words which are the fame in Sound, but different in their Orthography and Signification.* ais, f. m. aile, f. f. elle, pr. après, p. aprêt, m. ancre, f. f. encre, J.f arrhes, J. f. arts, f. m. autel, f. m. 'hôtel. f. m. avant, p. avent, f. m. BAL, f. bale, j. f. HAS. BAS, 、 m. cenfé, a. ink. fénfé, a. pledge. ces, pr. arts. fes, pr. altar. chaine, f.f. large-boufe. chêne, J. m. before. chair, J.f. advent. cher, a. BALL. choc, f. m. The grammatical diftinction of each word is denoted, in this Chapter, by the Italic letter which is annexed to it; viz. ar. ftands for Article: f. for Subftantive: a. for Adjective: m. for Mafculine: f. for Feminine: c. for common to both Genders: and pl. for plural: pr. for Pronoun: v. for Verb: and p. for Particle: fee p. 100. faim, f.f. foie, f. m. fois, J.f. GRACE, ff. graffe, a. HAUT, d. ho! p. JOUE, f.f. joug, f. m. LAID, a. lait, f. m. les, ar. legs, fm, NEZ, f. m. nés, v. pl. nom, f. m. non, p. ON, pr. owe. (I) ECHO. the FACE. let him do. PAIN, f. m. pin, f. m. pan, f. m. paon, f. m. hunger. a fawn. he Splits. liver. time. GRACE. fuie, f. f. fat. fuis, (je.) HIGH. TANT, p. ob! tems, f. m. BUT. my. evils. THEY. they have. BREAD. a pine tree. skirt (of a coat.) peacock. LINE. SEAU, f. m. faut, f. m. • words. crumb. put. (1) Nose. born. name. no. a net. RAIE, f. f. rets, J. m. rang, S. m. rends, (tu) rendereft (thou.) rank. PAIL a jump. CHEEK. toue, f. f. yoke. toux, f.f. ugly. VAIN, a. m. milk. vin, f, m. the. vice, f. m. legacy. vis, J. f. E 60 |