General English and French dictionary : newly composed from the English dictionaries of Johnson, Webster, Richardson, etc., from the French dictionaries of the French Academy, Laveaux, Boiste, Bescherelle, etc., and the special dictionaries and works of both languages.

Spiers, A. (Alexander), 1807-1869.

Date:: 1850

Credit: General English and French dictionary : newly composed from the English dictionaries of Johnson, Webster, Richardson, etc., from the French dictionaries of the French Academy, Laveaux, Boiste, Bescherelle, etc., and the special dictionaries and works of both languages. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by Royal College of Physicians, London. The original may be consulted at Royal College of Physicians, London.

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$PRU Phocis [fo's's] n. la Phocide, t. Phoenicia [fenish'i4] n. la Phenicie, f. Phrygia [fiij'la] n. la Phrygie, !'. Phthia(ihl'i) n.Phthte. Phthiotis [thlA't!s] n. la Phthiotide, f. Piacenza [pUtsUen'tsM n. Plaisance. Picardv [pik ardl) n. la Picardie, f. Picenum [plse'uum] n. le Picenum,m. Piedmont (pe'dmuntjn. iePte'moni^m. Pieria (pli'rU] n. la Pierie, f. Pignerol (pin'ySrJi] n. V. Pinerolo. Pindus [pin dus] n. lePinds, m. Pinerolo [peniri'lA] n. Pignerol Piraeus (plre'us) (The; n. le Ptree, m. Pisa [pe'za] n. Pise. Pisidia [pisid'la] n. laPisidie, f. Pittsburg [pits'burg] n. Pittsbourg, Plasencia [plasen'tiiU] n. Placencia. Plata (pia Li) V. La Plata. Plataea [piaie 5) Piataeae [piatee] n. Platees; Platee. j Plymouth fpifm'utii)n. Plymouth. Podolia ipodA'lla] n. la Podolie, f. PcEonia [peonll] n. laPeonie, f. Poland [pi'iand] 11. la Pologne, f. Polesina [pAiasena] (The) h. la Pole- sine, f. Poltava [poltS'Ta] n.Pultava: Poltava. Polynesia [poleneshla] n. la Polyne- sie, f. Pomerania [plmera'nla] n. la Pome- ranie, f. Pornerelia [pomerelial n. la Pomerel- lie ; la Pomeranie Mineure, f. Pompeii [pompeli] Pompeium ( pompe'lum] n. Pompei; Pompeii: Pompeia. Pondicherry [plndltsiier'rl] n. Pondi- chery. Pontine Marshes f po''' mkrsh'U] (The) n. les Marais Pontins, m. pi. Pontus [pon'tus) n. le Pont, m.. Popedom (po'pdumln. (s\ng.)V Etal de I'Eglise, du Pape, ra. sing.; I'Etateccle- siastique, m. sing.; les Etats Remains, m. pi. Port-Baltic [port-bii'tlk] n. le Port- Baltique, m. Portchester [pA'nshSster] n. Portches- ter. Portland [po'nlSnd] n. Portland. Port Mahun [pon maho'n] n.Port Ma- hon. Porto [po'rtA] V. Oporto. Portsea [po'rtse) n. Portsea. Portsmouth [pA'rtsmutii] n. Por/s- mouth. Port Spain [pArt sp4'n] n. Port d'Es- fiayne, m. Portugal[pA'rtiigal] n. le Portugal,id. Potidtea (p6ilde'a| n. Polidee. Potomac [poiA'makj (The) n. le Poto- mac, m. Potsdam [pots'dam] n. Potsdam. Poughkeepsie[p6kip'se| n. Pougkeep- sie. Poya Mountains (pA'ya mou'minz] (The) n. les Monts Poyas, m. pi. Pozzuolo [poisuA'lA] n. Pouzzoles. Praeneste [prenes'te] n. Preneste. Prague [prig] n. Prague. Presburg [pres'burg] n. Presbourg. Prince Edward's Island (prints ed'-- wSrdz i'lSnd] n. I'lle duPrince'Edouard; Vile Saint-Jean, f. Prince of Wales's Island [prints .'iv wi'lils I'land] n. I'lie tlu Prince de Galles, I'.; Poulo-Penang. Princes'Islands [prin'sii I'liSndi] n lies des Princes, f. pi. Privernum [prlver nSml n. Priverne. Propontis [prApln'tis] (The) n. la Pro- pontide, f. Prusa fpru'sa] V. Bursa. Prussia [prush'a] n. la Prusse, f. East —, la — Orientate; Old—,/a Vieille =; — Proper, la = propre- ROT ment dite; Rhenish—, la= Rhe- nane; West —, la = Or.cidentale. Ptolemais rioiemi'isl n. Ptolemals. Pultowa[puitA'wi] F.Poltava. Punjab [punjab'l (The) n. le Pendjdb; le Royaume de Lahore, m. Pyrenean Mountains (pirlnA'an mou'n- t/nii)(The). V. Pyrenees. Pyienees (pSr'enez] (The) n. les Pyre- nees, f. pi.; les Monts Pyrenees, m. pi. The Australian — , les Pyrenees Australiennes; the Lower—. les Bas- ses = ; the Upper —, les Hautes —. Quebec[kwebfk'] n. Queoec. Queen's County [kwenz kountl] n. Queen's County; le Comtede la Rei Radnor [rad'nur] n. Radnor. Kagusa [ragu'sa] D. Raguse. Rama [ri'mi] Ramah [ri'mS] Raniath [ra'matii] n. iia)r)o«/i;/?(imo«/i. Ramsgate [ramz'gai] n, Ramsgate. Rangoon [langun'] n. Rangoun. Ratisbim (rat izbun) n. Ratisbonne. Ravenna [ravSn'na] n. Ravenne. Reading [rld'Jng] n. Reading. lied River (rid' rlvSr) (The) n. la Ri- viere Rouge, f. Red Sea [red si'] (The) n. la Mer Rou- ge, f. Regensburg [re'genzburg] n. Ratis- bonne. Reigate [rl'gat] n. Reigate. Renfrew [renfru'l n. Renfrew. Regillum [rejii'ium] n Regille. Regillus [rcjli'lus] (Lake) n. le Lac Re- gille, m. Rhetia [rA'shiS] n. la Rhetie, t. Rhine frln] (The) n. le Rhin. m. The Lower —, le Bas =: the Up- per—, le Haut =. The Palatinate of the —. lePalatinat du = ,m. Rhode-Island [ro'd hand] n. le Rhode- Island, m. The State of —, VEtat de=,m. Rhodes [rAdz] n. Rhodes. Uhodope [rod'Apej n. le Rhodope,m. Rhone [ron] (The) n. le Rh6ne,m. Richmond |r!tsh'mind]n. Richmond. Richmondshire [ritsli'mundsher] n. le Richmondshire. m. Kiga[ri'gS, re'gS] n. Riga. The Gulf of—, le Golfede = ,de Limnie, m. Rimini (r!m'lnt]n. Rimini. Riphean Mountains (rl'fean mou'ntanz] (The) n. les Monts Riphees, Hyperbo- reens, m. pi. Rochdale (rotsi/dii] n. Rochdale. Rochelle [roshei'l n. la Rochelle, f. Rochester [rutsh'estcr] n. Rochester. RockyMountai ns (rok'l mou'ntanzj(The) n. les Monts Rocheux, m. pi. Uoniagna [rAman'ya] n. la Romagne, f. Romania [lAma'nIa] n. la Romanie, t. Rome [rAml n. Rome, f. Romelia [rAmo'ita] n. la Romelie. Romford (rum'fiird] n Rom fora. Romiiey [rum'ne) n. Romney. Romsey [rfim'zil n. Romsey. Roscommon [roskum'munj n. Roscom- lloscrea [roskre'] n. Roscrea. Rosetta[rAzet'tal n. Rosette. Rothenburg [rA't'nburg] n. Rothen- bourg. Rotherham[rr)Tn'erham]n./}o(/ier/jam. SAl 723 Roinesay [rothai'] n. Rothesay. Rotterdam [rot'tirdam] n. Rotterdam, Roxburgh froks'burg] n. Roxburgh. Roxbury [roks'berl] n. Roxbury. Rubicon [ru'blkun] n. le Rubicon, m. Russia (rush'5] n. la Russie, f. Asiatic—, — in Asia, la = d'Asie ; Black —, la = Noire; European —, — in Europe, la = d'Europe; Great — , la Grande =; Little —, la Petite =; ISew —, laNouvelle-=: Red —, la = Rouge; White—, la — Blanche. — in Ame- rica , la — Americaine ; I'Ameriqve Russe, {. Rutherford [ruTa'Jrfurd] n. Ruther- ford. Rutland [rut'iJnd] n. le Rutland, ni. Sabaea [sSbe'J] n. la Sabee, f. Sahina [.sabl'na] n, la Sabine, f. Sabine [sJb'iu] (The) u. la Sabine (ri- vi6re), f. Saginaw [saj'lna](The) n. le Sagmaw, m. Saguntum [sagun'tum] Saguntus [sSgun'tus] n. Sason/e. Saint Ambrose [santam'brAz] n. Saint- Ambroise, m. Saint-Ander [santan'der]n. V. Santan- der. Saint Andrea [sint andraa] n. Saint- Andre (dempXes). m. SaintAndreas [sant andra'as] n. Sainl- Andreldu Golfe deVcnise), m. Saint Andree [sant andia'j n. Sami- i)i(ire(d'Autriche), m. Saint Andrew's [sant an'druz] n. Saint- Andre (d'licosse), m. Saint-Augelo [sant-an'jelA] n. Saint- Ange, m. Saint Anthony's Nose [ sant an'iinis nAzl n. le Cap Saint-Antoine, m. Saint Augustine [santagus'tinjn. Saint- Augustin, m. Saint Bartholomew [sant barthol'Ami] n. Saint-Bnrthelemy,m. Saint Christophers [sant kris'tAfJrz] n. Saint-Christophe, m. Saint Domingo [sant dAm'ng'gA] n. Saint-Domingue, m. Sain t Eustatius [sant ista'shlis] n. Saint- Eustache, m. Saint Kraiicis[s4nt fran'sii] Saint Francisco [ sant frSnsis'ko ] n Saint-Fran<iois,m. Saint Gall [sant gal'] n. Saint-Gall. Saint George's Channel (sint jor'jii tshan'nil] n. le Canal Saint-George, m. Saint Helena [sant hele'na] n. Sainte- Eelene. f. ^ . Saint lago [sintlago] n. Santiago. — de Compostella, Saint-Jacque$ de Compostelle. Saint lldefonso[sintildif5n'sA]n.Sam<- lldefonse, m. Saint Jobn [sant jon'] n. Satnt-Jean, m. Mount —, Johannisberg. Saint Kitt's [sant kits'] V. Saint Chris- topher's. Saint Laurence [sint lor'ens] Saint Lawrence [sint l&r'ens](The) n. le Saint-Laurent, m. Saint Lucia [sint li'sbtil n. Sainte-Lu- cie, f. Saint Mary [sant mart] Saint Mary's [santma'rti] n. Sainte- Marie, f. Saint Matthew [sint math'u] n. Saint- Matthieu, m. Saint Miguel [sint mtgel'] n. Saint-Mi- chel, m. Saint Nicholas [sint nlk' Alas] n. Sainl- Nicolas,m. 12341231S3 4 123 123tS$