General French and English dictionary, newly composed from the French dictionaries of the French Academy ... / from the English dictionaries of Johnson, Webster ... etc.
- Alexander Spiers
- Date:
- 1849
Licence: Public Domain Mark
Credit: General French and English dictionary, newly composed from the French dictionaries of the French Academy ... / from the English dictionaries of Johnson, Webster ... etc. Source: Wellcome Collection.
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![âiO S Y.S SYLLABIQUEMENT [ailabikmauj adv. syllabically. SYLLABISATION [—biaâcion ] n. ! . j (grain.) sytlabication. SYLLEPSE, n. f. (gram.) syllensis: substitution. SYLLOGISME, n. ni. (tog.) syllogism. Personne qui raisonne par—s, syl- logizer: raisonnement par —s, syllo- (jïzatton. Par un —. by a syllogism; syllogistically. Kaire un —, to malle \J a syüogiim; raisonner par —s, to syl- logize. SYLLOGISTIQUE , adj. (log.) syllo- yistic; syllogistical. Non —. (log.) unsyllogistical. SYLPHE, n. m. SYLPHIDE, n. f. sylph; sylphii. SYLVAIN , n. m. I. (myth.j sylvan ; 2. (min.) sylvanite. SYLVIE, n. f. (orn.) (genus) warbler. SYMBOLE [sinbolj n. m. l. symbol; 2. creed; symbol: 3. Apostles' creed; 4. (alg.) symbol; sign. — des Apôtres, Apostles' creed; — de saint Atlianase. Athanasian creed; — de Nicée, Nicene creed. Faiseur de — s, creed-maker. Par —, symbolic- ally. SYMBOLIQUE [alnbolik] adj. 1. sym- holic ; symbolical ; typical; 2. (rliet.) tropical. Nature —, typicalness ; signe —, symbol. SYMETRIE , n. f. symmetry. Grand observateur de la —, symme- trian: symmetrist. Faire—, to be in symmetry. SYMETRIQUE, adj. symmetrical. Non, peu —, unsymmetriccil. Rendre —, to render symmetrical; to symme- tnze. SYMÉTRIQUEMENT [simétrikman] adv. symmetncally. SYMÉTRISER, v. n. to be in symme- try. SYMPATHIE [sinpati] n. f. i. sympa- thy; 2. fellow-feeling: 3. (did.) sympa- thy; 4. (physiol.) sympathy. Avec —, with sympathy; sympathe- tic.ally; par —, (rom =; sympathctic- ully: sans —, i. without — ; 2. uncon- junctive. Avoir de la — (pour), to sympalhize (with); to (eel \/ (for); éprouver, sentir de la —, to (eel \/ sympathy. SYMPATHIQUE [sinpatik] adj. î. sym- pathetic; 2. (À, avec, to. mit A) con- genial: 3. (anat.) sympathetic ; 4. (chem.) sympathetic ; 5. (med.) sym- pathetic. Peu — (à, avec), uncongenial (to). Actions, rapports —s, (pl.) sympathy, sing. SYMPATHIQUEMENT [ sinpatikman ] adv. t. symjiathetically; 2. (À, avec, to, with) congenially. SYMPATHISER [ainpaliié] v. n. 5 to sympathize. Qui sympathise (avec), (pers.) con- gruent (to, with). SYMPHONIE [sinfontl n. f. 1. sym- phony (concert!; 2 symphony (instru- ment) ; 3 symphony ( piece). SYMPHONISTE [sinfonistt] n. m. sym- phonist. SYMPHYSE [sinfiï] n. f. (anat.) sym- physis. SYMPOSIAQUE [ainpdiiak] n. m. (Gr. ant.) sympnsian. SYMPTOMATIQUE [ainptomalik] adj. (med ) symptomatic. SYMPTOMATOLOGIE f sinptoinatoloji ] n. f. (did.) symptomalology. SYMPTÔME [ainptAmni] n. m. l. sym- ptom ; indication; token ; sign; 2. (med ) symptom. — précurseur, (med.) prerursnry, early symptom. Par des —, symptoma- tically. gui est „n __ symptomatic. SYNAGOGUE, n. f. synagogue. De la —, i o( lhe synagogue . syua- gogical. Enterrer la — avec honneur, 1 to terminale an a If air with honoor SYNALEPHK, n. I'. (gram.) synalœ- pha. SYNALLAGMATIQUE, adj. (law) (of cuntraels) reciprocal. SYNARTHROSE [sinârirAa] n. f. (med.) synarthrosis:—s, (pl ) (anal.) synar- tnroses : immoreable articulations, pl. SYNGHONDROSE [ sinkondrdi ] n. f. (anat.) synchondrosis. SYNCHRONE [ainkronn] adj. Sijnchro- nout. D’une manière —, synchronously; SYNCHRONIQUE [ain'kronik] adj. (did.) synchronal ; synchronical. SYNCHRONISME (jinkronism’) n. m. 1. (of events) synchronism, 2. (did.) synchronism. SYNCHYSE [sinkti] n. f. (gram.) syn- chysis. SYNCOPE, n. f. l. (gram.) syncope; 2. (med.) syncope : swoon; ( fainting ht; 3. (mus.) (action) syncopation ; 4. (mus.) (note) syncope. Tomber en —, (med.) to swoon ; to swoon aiuay ; to faint ; ( to- faint aivay. SYNCOPÉ, E, adj. (gram.) with a syncope. SYNCOPER, v. n. (mus.) to synco- pale. SYNCRÉTISME, n. ra. (did.) syncre- tism. SYNDIC, n. m. l. syndic; 2. (com. law) assignée. — définitif, assignée definitioely appointed ; — provisoire, official — . — d’office, official =. Se mettre à la disposition de ses —s, (com.) (of bank- rupts) to surrender o.’s self. SYNDICAL, E, adj. of a syndic. Chambre—e, (sing.) syndics, pl. SYNDICAT, n. m. syndicale (office of a svndic) SYNECDOCHE, SYNECDOQUE, n. f. (rhet.) syme- doche. SYNÉRÈSE, n. f. (gram.) synœresis. SYNÉVROSE, n. f. (anat.) synneuro- SYNGÉNESIE, n. f. (bot.) syngene- sia. SYNGNATHE [sing-nati] n. m. (ich.) horn-fish. SYNODAL, E, adj. synodal; synodic; synodical. SYNODAI.EMENT [ sinodalman ] adv. synodically. SYNODE, n. m. synod. SYNODIQUE, adj. 1. synodal; syno- dic; synodical: 2. (astr.) synodal; synodic ; synodical. Lettre —, = epistle. SYNONYME, adj. (DK, with) syno- nymous (expressing nearly lhe sanie tliing). SYNONYME, n. m. synonyme; syno- nym; —s, (pl.) synonymes; synonyma, pi. Comme —, as a synonyme ; syno- nymously. Exprimer par des —s, to synonymize. SYNONYMIE, n. f. 1. synonymy ; 2. (rhet.) synonymy. SYNONYM1QCE, adj. synonymous (belonging to synonymy). SYNOPSIS fiinopsis») n. m. f. synopsis. SYNOPTIQUE , adj. synoptic; synop- tical. D’une manière —, synoptically. Dis- poser en forme de tables, de tableaux —s, to tabulate. SYNOQUE , n. f. (med.) synochoid ; synochus. SYNOVIAL, E, adj. (anat.) synovial. SYNOVIE, n. f. (physiol.) synovia ; ( joint-oil. SYNTAXE, n. f. (gram.) synlax. Conforme aux règles de la — , syn- TAü lactic;syntactical.Conformément aux règles de la —, syntaclically. SYNTAXIQUE, adj. (gram.) syn tact h syntactical SYNTHESE, n. f. 1. (did.! synthèse 2. (log.) synthesis ; composition; J (math.) synthesis; composition; 4. (surg.) synthesis. SYNTHÉTIQUE, adj. synlhetic; syn- thetical SYNTIIÉTIQUEMENT[iintdiikmanj adr synthetically. SYPHILIS [nifiliss] n. f. (med.)siphihs. SYPHILITIQUE,adj (mod.)tiphiUtn SYPHON, n. m. V. Siphon. SYRIAQUE, adj. Syrtcbc. Idiotisme —, syrianism; syriasm. SYRIAQUE . n. m. Synac (language SYRIEN (siriinj NE, adj. Syrien. SYRIEN [airimjn.rn. NB,n. f. Syrian. SYRINGA, n. m. (bot.) (genus) sy- ringa. SYRINGOTOMIE, n. f. (surg.) sy- ringotomy. SYROP [siro] n. m. V. Sirop. SYRTE . n. f. V. Suite. SYSTÉMATIQUE, adj. systematic; systematical. Non , peu —, unsystematic; unsyste- matinal.. SY STEMATIQUEMENT [sistématikman] adv. systematically. SYSTEMATISER , v. a. to systematize SYSTEME, n. m. t.System; 2.(tech.) sel. Auteur de — , (did.) syslematist ; systematizer; débitant de —s, System- moager: faiseur de —s, system-maker; homme à —. b. s.) systematist; syste- matizer; réduction en — . systemati- zation. Sans — , without a System ; unsystematic. : unsyslematical Faire un —, to make \/ a System: réduire en —, to systématisé; to reduce to System; renverser un —, to overthrow \J, to subvert a System. SYSTOLE , n. f. (physiol.) systole. SYSTOLIQUE, adj. (physiol.) sys- tolic. SYSTYLE, n. m. (arcli.) systyle. SYSTYLE, adj. (arch.) systyle. SYZYGIE, n. f. (astr.) sysygy. T T [té, te] n. m. (twentieth letterof the alphabet) t. T (used euphonically between a vei b ending with a vowel and the pronouns il. elle, on in order to avoid a hiatus). T’, contraction of Te or Toi. F. Te, Toi. TA, adj. (possessive) f. sing.,pl. Tes, i. thy; 2. your. [Tà is used before consonants only, exclusive! y of silent h. Uofore a rowel or silent h . ton is used in the f. For other observations V. To?».] TABAC [iaba] n. m. l. tobacco : 2. snuff; 3. (bot.) tobacco; American, Virgmian tobacco. Faux —, (bot.) common green to- bacco. — en andouille. en carotte, pig- tail =; — à chiquer, chewing =; — en corde, pig-tail —; —en feuille, leaf =; — à fumer, =; smoking =; — en poudre, — à priser. snuff. Andouille, carotte de —, roll of =; boite à —, =- box ; débitant, débitante de —, tobac- conist; dealer in snuff and =; fabri- cant de —, tobacconist ; prise de —. pinch of snuff. Prendre du —, to tak 8»/ snuff. TARAGIE , n. f. 1. smoking-room : 2. smoking-house ; 3. tobacco-box. TABARIN, n. m. t l. juggler; 2 tumblcr: buffoon ; Merry-Andrew. Faire le —, to play the buffoon, Merry-Andrew. TABAHINACE , n. m.t bn/foonenj. TABATIERE, n. f. snuff-box.](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b2201391x_0586.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)
