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
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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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    T2« VOL United Provinces [iinl'ttd pruv'ins'z] (The) n. les Provinces-Unies, f. pi. . United Slates [inl'tid stits] (The) n. hs Etats-Unis, m. pi. Upsal (5p's3i] Upsala [upsd'la] n. Upsal. Ural [u'rSl] (The) n. VOural, m. The— Mountains, Zesifon*s=s;j/es Poyas, m. pi. Urbino [urbe no] n. Urbin. Uruguay [urugiil'] (TheJ n. I'Uruguay (riviere), m. Uruguay[urugul']n. VUruguay (Eiat)^ en. Ushant [I'shaot] n. Ouessant. The Isle of —, Vile d'z=, f. Usltup [us'kup] n. Ouskoub; Uskup. Utica [i'tlka] n. Utique. Utrecht [u'trekt] n. Utrecht. V Valencia [vaUn'shtJ] n. Valence. Valetta [valJt'ta] n. la Valette, f. Valombrosa [valombro'sa] n. Yallom- breuse; Valombreuse. Valparaiso (v5lp5r4's6] n. Valparaiso. Valtellina (vJitisii'-J] Valtelline [vaiteie'n](The)n. la Valte- line, t. Van Diemen's Land [van de m'nz land] n. la Terre de Van Diemen, de Die- men, f Vaud [v4] n. Vaud. Vauxhall (voks-Ual'] n. Vauxhall. Veii [ve'il] n, Veji [ve'jl] u. VeUs, f. sing. Velia [ve'Ui] n. Velie; Velia. Velitrae [veil'tre] n. pi. Velitres, f. sing. Venetia [vene sh!J] n. la Venetie, f. Venice [ven'is] n. Venise. The Gulf of—, le Golfe de =. Venosa [vano'za] n. Venosa. Venusia [veni'zliia] Venusium [venu'ihiSm] n. Venusie. Vera Cruz [va ra krus] n. Vera Cruz. Vercelli (vertshei'il] n. Verceil. Verd (vJrd] (Cape) n. le Cap Vert, m. Verd-Islands [v^rd' liandz] (Cape) n. les ties du Cap Vert, f. pi. Vermilion Sea [vermli'yun se] fThe) n. a Mer Vermeille, f.; le Golfe de Cali- ornie, m. Vermont (Vermont'] n. le Vermont, ra. Verona [vlrA'naj n. Verone. Vesuvius [visii'vtus] n. le Vesuve, m. Viborg [ti borg] Viburg [ve'biirg] n. Viborg. Vicenza[vetsben'ts5] n. licence. Vienna [vlin'na) n. Vienne (en Au- riche). Vienne [vfen'] n. Vienne (en France). Vilna [vii'nl] n. Vilna. Viminalis [vimlni'iSs] (The) n. le Vi- minal, m. Vintimiglia[vintlia!ri5] n. Vintimille. Virginia[vlrjin'la] n. la Virginie, f. Virgin Gorda [vir'jln gor'dS.] n. Vierge Gorda, f. Virgin Islands (vlr'i!nI'lindz] (The) n. les lies Vierges, f. pi. Visapore [vis5po'r] n. Visiapour. Vistula [vis'tula] (The)n. la Vistule,t. Vitebsk [Vitebsk'] V. Witepsk. Viterbo [vttlr'bA] n. Viterbo. Vittoria[vltti'ria] n. Vitoria. Volaierrse [volaier're] n. pi. Volater- res, f. sing. Volcano [volki'no] n. Volcano; Vul- 0 0-no. Volga (vorga](The) n. le Volga, m. Volhynia fvoUiin'U] n. la VoUiynie, f. Volsinii [v6ls!n';i] V. Vulsinii. Vosges [vAih] (The) n. les Vosaes, f. pi. Vulcan Pass [vuik'Jn pas] n. le Col du Volcan. m. Vulsinii [viisin'i!] n. pi. Volsinies, f. sing. Vulturnus [vuitilr'nus] (The) n. le Vul- turne, m. w Wabash [wi'bSsh] (The) n. leWabash, m. Wakefield [w4'kfiid] n. Wakefield. Waldburg [wald burg) n. Waldbourg. Waldoborough [vfSrdAburo] n. Waldo- borough. Wales [wall] n. lePays de Galles,m.; la Galles, f. New —, la Nouvelle-Galles; North —, la Galles du Nord; South —, la Galles du Sud; New South —, la Nou- velle-Galles du Sud. Wallachia [walli'kia] n. la Valachie, f. Great —, la Grande —; Lesser, Little —, la Petite =. Walpale [wjrpAi] n. Walpole. Waltliam [wai'tjmj n. Waltliam. Warren [wor'ren] n. Warren. { Warrington [wor'rIngtun]n. Warring- ton, t Warsaw [wir'sa] n. Varsovie. Warwick [wir'ik] n. Warwi ck. Wash [w&shl (The) n. le Wash, m. Washington [wosh'ingtun] n. Washi7ig- ton. Waterford [vja'terfSrd] n. Waterford. Waterloo [wa'teriu] n. Waterloo. Watford [w.'.t'fird) n. Watford. Wearmouth [we'rmuth) n.Wearmouth. Wediiesbury [wenz'berl] n. Wednes- bury. Wellington [vrll'llngiuii] n. Welling- ton. Western Islands [wes'tlrn I'landil (The) Western Isles [wes'tJrn Hz] (The) n. les Hebrides, f. pi. The — of Scotland, les =. Westford [wJsi'furd] n. Westford. Wesimeath [westmeth] n. le West- meath, m, Westminster [west'm'nster] n. West- minster. Westmoreland [wesi'murlSnd] n. le Westmoreland, m. Westphalia [wJstfi'llS]n. la Westpha- lie, f. Weterau [vft'terou] Wetteravia [witieri'vlJ] n. la Wette- ravie, f. Wexford fweks'furd] n. Wexford. Weymouth (wa'muth) n. Weymouth. Whitehaven [wi.l't-hiv'n] n. White- haven. White River [whl't ihh] (The) n. la Riviire Blanche, f. White Sea [whl't si] (The) n. la Mer Blanche, f. Wicklow [wik'io] n. MHcklow ■ Wigan [wig'an] n. Wigan. Wight [wit] (The Isle of) n. Vile de Wight, ZWE Wilna [v»Il'n4] ii. filna. Wilts [wfits]. V. Wiltshire. Wiltshire[wiit'sher] n. le Wiltshire; le Comtede Wilts, m. Winchester [wln'tshlster] n. Winches- ter. Windsor [w!nd'zur]n. Windsor. Windward Islands [wlnd'wurdl'landz] (The) n. les lies du Vent, f. pi. Wirtemberg [wir'tembfa-g] n. le Wur - temberg. Wisconsin [wisknn'sin] n. le Wiscon- sin, m. Witepsk[whepsk']n. Vitepsk; Vitebsk. Witham [whH'am] n. Witham. Wittenberg [wh't'nberg] n. Witten- berg. Wolga [wM'ga] (The) n. le Volga, m. Wolverhampton [wulverhamp'tun] n. Wolverhampton. Woolwich [wui'itsh] n. Woolwich. Worcester [wus't^r] n. Worcester. Worcestershire [wus'iersher] n. le Wor- cestershire; le comtede Worcester, m. Worthing [wur'THing) n. Worthing. Wurtemherg [wur'iemberg] n. le Wur- temberg. ra. Wurtzburg [wurts'burg] n. Wurlz- bourg. Wycombe [wrkum]n. Wycombe. Wyoming [wl'Amfng] n. Wyoming. X Xanlhus [zSn'thua] (The) n. le Xanthe m. Xeres [ze'rez] Xerez [zi'rez] n. Xeres. Y Yarmouth fyir'muth] n. Yarmouth. Yarrow (yar'ro] (The) n. le Yarroiv,m. Yellow River lyJi'lo rSv'er] (The) n. le Fleuve Jaune, m. Yellow Sea [jli'ii se] (The) n. la Mer Jaune, f. Yemen [yemn]n. VYemen. York [y&k] n. York,m. New —, New =. Yorkshire [york'sher] n. VYorKshire; le Comte d'York. Youghall [yu'gJi, ySi] n. Yougliall. Youghiogheny (yohiga'ntj (Tne; n. le Youghiogheny ,m. Yucatan [ukatan'Jn. le Yucatj,n, m. z Zacynthus [lasln'thusl n. Zacynlhe. Zambeze [zambeze'] (The) n. le Zam- beze, m. Zante [zSn'te] n Zante. Zarephath [zar'efath] n. Sarepta. Zealand [ze'iand] n. la Zelande, f. New —, laNouvelle =. Zetlands tyet'lands]. V. SHETLAND. Zurich [lu'rik] n. Z«n'c7». The Lake of —, le Lac de =, m. Zweibriicken [ tsvl'br'k'Jn] n. Deux- Ponts, m. I234I23123 4 12s 123*i> Fate, fat, far, fall. Me, met, lier. Fine, fin, sir, -vanity. No, not, nor, oil, cloud. Tube, tub, burn, rule, bull. FIN DU VOCABULAIRE DE NOMS GEOGRAPHIQUES.