infester, to infest,
une infirmité, infirmity.
informer, to inform ; s’ in- former, to ask, enquire,
une infortune, misfortune, ad- versity.
un infortune, unfortunate (per- son).
ingenument, ingenuously, frankly.
un ingrat, ungrateful (person),
une injure, abuse, insult, injuste, unjust, injustement, unjustly, inlassable, tireless, per- sistent, s’inquieter (de), to trouble
(about).
l’inquietude, /., anxiety. l’insensibilite, /., insensibility,
want of affection, inspirer, to inspire, une instance, solicitation, en- treaty.
un instant, moment ; 4 l’ in- stant, dans l’instant, in- stantly, immediately. un instantane, latest news. instruire (instruisant, in- struit, instruis, instruisis), to inform.
interdire, (interdisant, in-
terdit, interdis, interdis) ,
to prohibit, forbid ; to
confuse.
interdit, amazed, taken
aback.
interesser, to interest, to engage ; s’interesser (a), to interest oneself (in). un interet, interest, advantage, interieurement, inwardly. interroger, to question. interrompre, to interrupt, to
break off.
inutile, useless ; unused, un inventaire, inventory, inventer, to invent. inviter, to invite.
��irai, irons, see aller. irreprochable, , irreproach- able.
irrite, irritated. l’Islande, /., Iceland.
isoler, to seclude, une issue, end.
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��jadis, formerly, of old ; once
upon a time, jaloux, jealous, eager, jamais, ever ; a jamais, for ever ; (ne) jamais, never, la jambe, leg ; courir a toutes jambes, to run as fast as one can ; jambe de bois, wooden leg. le jardin, garden.
jeter (jetant, jete, jette), to
throw, cast, fling, le jeu, game ; play.
jeune, young, la joie, joy, delight. joign , see joindre. joindre (joignant, joint, joins, joignis), to join, to connect.
joli, pretty, pleasing, le jongleur, juggler, minstrel. la joue, cheek.
jouer, to play ; to trick ; jouer du baton, to ply one’s stick ; jouer un tour (a), to play a trick (on). jouir (de), to enjoy. le jour, day ; light ; life ; tous les jours, every day ; prendre jour (pour), to fix a day (for) ; il fait jour, it is daylight ; se faire jour, to clear a way ; donner le jour (a), to give birth (to).
le journal, newspaper, la journee, day ; day’s jour- ney ; day’s work.
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