DICTIONARY,
m
FRENCH AND ENGLISH,
OF ALL
THE WORDS
CONTAINED IN THE FABLES.
ABE ABS
A, or a, 3 per, sm. pres, Abondamment^ advt plen-
ind, of avptr,J[iBS; ilya tifuUy
there is, mere are Abondance, s./. plenty, a
A, or a, prep, to, at, of, by, state of plenty
in, wim, afber, for, be- Aborda, 3 per» sin, pret.
fore ind, ofaboriler, came up
S'Abaisser. v.r. to humble Aborcfe, 3 per. sin.pres ind,
one's self afabordery he comes up
S'Abandonner, v,r, to a- Aboutissent, 3/?er.|)/.|?re«.
bandon one's self ind, qfabouiir, they come
Abandonn^rent, 3 per, -pi, to the end, tend
pret, ind, of abandonner, Aboyer, v, n, to bark
they quitted Aboyoit, 3 per, sin. imp,
S'Abandonnoient, SjT^r.;?/. o/*a6oyer, he barked
imp„ of 8*abandonner, they Abri, s, m, shelter, d Pabri,
abandoned themselves sheltered
Abats, tper, sin,pres. ind. Absence, 8,f, absence
ofabattre, I pull down Absolument, adv. by any
Abattit, 3 per, sin. pret. means, by all means, ab-
md.qfabfittreyShook down solutely
Abeilie^ s.f. a bee Absurde, a4i* absurd
