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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![TYP1QUE, adj. i. typic ; typical ; symbolical; emblematic; 2. (rnèd.) ty- pic; typical. Nature —, typicalness. D’une ma- nière — , typic'ally; symbolicaliy; em- blematically. TYPOGRAPHE, n. m. typographer; letter-press printer; primer TYPOGRAPHIE, n. f. 1. typography; letter-press printing ; printing ; 2. printing-offi.ee (large). — mécanique, prinling-machine. TYPOGRAPHIQUE, adj. typographie. Impression — , letter-press. TYPOGRAPHIQUEMENT [ upograCk- m*n] adv. typographically. TYRAN , n. m. i. || § lyrant, m. f ; 2. tyranness (woman); 3. (orn.) (genus) tyrant. Petit —., petty tyrant Agir en —, faire le —, || S «> tyrannise; to play the tyrant. TYRANNEAU, n m. petty tyrant. TYRANN1CIDE, n. m. tyrannicide. TYRANNIE, n. f. || § tyranny. TYRANNIQUE, adj. || § tyrannical ; tyrannie; tyrannous. TYRANNIQUEMENT [tiranikmaii] adv. tyrannically. TYRANNISER, v. a. (.. , uver) to ty- rannise. — q. u , to =. over a. o. TZAR, n. m. V. Czak. U U [»1 n. m. (twoniy-lirst letter of the alphabet) u. UBIQUISI'E [ubîkuîsit] n. m. t. (eccles. hisl. ) Ubiquitarian. ( I.utheran iliat maintained that Chrisl’s body is every where); 2. -j- doctor of dimnity atla- ched to no establishment. Être —, to be here, there and every where. UBIQUITAIRE ( ubikuiuVr] n. m. f. (eccles. hisl.) Ubiquitarian (I.utheran that maintained that Clirist’s body was every where). UBIQUITE [ubikuité] n. f. (theol.) ubi- quity. Personne douée d’—, ubiquitary. UDOMETRE, il m. ( phys ) rain- gauge; pluviameter ; udometer ; om- brometer. UHI.AN, n. m. V. Hula.n. UKASE [ukàa] n. m. ukase (edict of the emperor of Russie). ULCÉRATION [—àcion] n. f. (med.) ulcération. Etat d’—, ulcerousness. ULCÈRE, n. m. (med.) uleer. — du bourrelet delà matrice de l’on- gle, (veter.) scratch. Avoir un —, to be ulcered. ULCERER, v. a. t. (med ) (À, of) to ulcérait; 2. S toexulcernte; loincense; to exasperate: to embitter. Ulcéré, r, pa. p. ( V. sensesofUL- CEP.ER) 1. (ol the conscience) gangre- ned; 2. (of the heart) full of aeep re- sentment. S’ulcérer, pr. v. (med.) to ulcerate; to exulcerate ULCEREU-X [—rûù] SE, adj. (med.) ulcérons. ULEMA, n. m. Ulema (Tnrkish doc- tor). ULIGINEU-X [ — neù] SE , adj. (did.) uliginous. UI.MAIRE, n. (.(bat.)meadnw-sweet. UI.MINE. n f (Chem.) ulmin. UI.MIQUE, adj. (chcm ) ulmic. ULTERIEUR, E, adj î. ulterior : pos- teriov; subséquent ; further ; 2. (geog.) ulterior ULTERIEUREMENT [uUérieurman] adv. I. \ subsequently; laler;i. beyond ULTIMATUM [uiiimatomni] n. ni. ulti- matum. ULTRA, n. in. ultra (cxtremely viu - lent party man). ULTRA-MONDAIN, E, adj. (phys ) ultramondane. ULTRAMONTAIN, E, adj. 1. ||$ ultra- montane.l. || tramontane (beyond the Alps); 3. 5 tramontane. ULTRAMONTAIN, n.m. I. (in France) tramontane (a person living beyond the Alps); 2. S tramontane. IJMBLE [unbi’J n. m. (ich.) umber ; char. UN, n. m., pl. —, i. one: 2. unit. 1. Trois — de suite font cent onze, three oces after euch o'.her take a hundred and eleven. — à — , one by one. [ Un, n. , is invariable. ) UN, pr. m. sing. (Une, f. sing.; Uns, m. pl.; Unes, f. pl.) one, sing.; ones, pl- L’— l’antre, l’une l’autre, les —s les autres, les unes les antres, one anolher; 1’— après l’autre, 1’—e après l’autre, les —s après les autres, les —es après les autres, = after anolher-, I’— avec l’autre, 1’— dans l’autre, 1’— por- tant l’autre, = with another, with the other; 1’—comme l’autre, alilce. Les —s et les autres, î. both; 2. every body; 1’— ou l’autre, eilher; ni 1’— ni l’autre, neither. En —, en — seul, in =. EL d’—e! (exclam.) fudgel En donner d’—e à q. u., to impose upon a. o.; to take \/ a. o. in; n’ètre r.i 1’— ni l’autre, t. lobe neither — no r the other; to be neither; 2. to be neither on nor off. UN, E. adj. one. C’est tout —, it is ail one, the same. UN, E, art. I. a; an; 2. any. UNANIME, adj. unanimous. UNANIMEMENT ! unanimm-man ] adv. unanimously. UNANIMITÉ, n. f. unanimity; una- nime usness. , À 1’—, unanimously. with unani- mity; xvithout a dissentient voice. UNAU, n. m. (mam ) sloth. UNCIAL, E, adj. (ant.) uncial. UNGU1S [onguiss] n. m. (ar.at.) unguis. Os —, os unguis. UNI, E, adj. i. j| even (not rugged); le- vel: 2. || even (not rough); smooth ; 3. || plain (without ornament, design); sim- ple; 4. 5plain: simple; unornamenteil. 5. Ç plain; simple; unaffer.ted; G. Ç Uni- ted; 7. Ç uniform; 8. (a. ôc m.) plain. 1. Pays —. even, level countrr. 2. Surface —c, even surface. 3. Linge , velours —, plain linen, velvet. À I’— f, on a level. UNI, adv. evenly (without asperily). UNICORNE, adi. (zool.) unicornous. UNIÈME, adj. first. Vingt , f; trente , ihirty- first; cent .mille , one hundred,one thous- and and first. [Unième is not used except it is preceded by snother number. ] UNIÈMEMENT [unièmm-mun ladv, first- iy- f Unièmement is not used except when pve- ceiled by another number. ] UN1ELORE, adj. (bot.) uni/lorous. UNIFORME, adj. uniform. UNIFORME, n. m. 1. uniform ; 2. (sing.) uniform ( of military men ), sing. ; regimentals, pl. En grand —, in full uniform. En- dosser I’—, to put \J on —. UNIFORMEMENT, adv. uniformly. UNIFORMITE, n. f. uniformity. UNILATÉRAL, E, adj. < (bol.) unila- téral; 2. (law) (of contracts) binding on one party only. UNILOCULAIRE, adj. (bot.) unilocu- lar. UNIMENT, adv. 1. || evenly: on a le- vel; 2. | smoothly; 3. || plainly (without ornament); 4. ^simply;unceremoniou$- ly- UNION, n. f l || union; 2. || conjunc- ; lion; 3. || coming togelher; 4. ( union, j concord; unily: 5. (arts) union: 6. (geogr.) union; 7. (law) (of bankrupts) 1 deed of agreemenl; 8. (law) (of juris- 1 dictions, concurrence, 9. (man.) regu- . larily of motion. — douanière, des douanes, (cust.) 1 commercial league. Incapabled’—, dis- ! junctive. Trait d’ —, liyphen. Avec —. j ( V. sensés) uniiedly. UNIPARE, adj. uniparous (giving j birlh to young one at a lime). UNIQUE, adj. i. only: single; sole: 2. j unique (alone of o.’s kind); 3. (of cliil- I dren) only. Chose —, unique. UNIQUEMENT [unîkman] adv. 1. only; w solely: alone; 2. above ail the rest. UNIR, v. a. (À, to) 1. || S to unité; 2. || 1 to join; 3. || to level; to render, to 1 malce </ level; 4. | to smooth (free from ] asperiliesl; to smooth down: 5. || to un- 1 rumple; 6. § to unité; to join: tu ally; 1 to ltnk;7. § (opatr(persons); 8. (rnan.) 1 to give \J (a borse) regularity of mo- 3 lion. — étroitement, (V. senses) 5 to unité I closely; to lcnit <J. — de corps (à), to 3 embody (to). Chose, personne qui unit, J uniter. S’unir, pr. v. i. | $1° unité : 2. || to 1 coules ce; 3. § to unité; to join; to bt ] allied. En s'unissant §. unitedly. UNISEXUÊ lunicèksué] E, UNISEXUEL [unicèksuelj LE, adj. (bot.) 1 unisexual. UNISSON, n.m. 1. (mus.) unison ; 2. 1 § unison; Iceeping. À 1’—. 1. || in unison ; unisonant : 1 unisonous; 2. § in =; in keeping; in ,] concert ; in consonance. Se mettre à j 1’— de. to be in = with; to agréé with. j UNITAIRE, n. m. f. (rel. sect.) Unita- J rian. UNITAIRE, adi. Unitarian. UNITÉ, n. f. i. || unit (one) ; 2. || unity; 1 singleness; 3. § unily (uniformity, iden- J tity); 4. (arilh.) unit (one); 5. (math.) | unily (principte of number,) ; 6. (mus.) 1 unily; 7. (poet.) unity. UNIT 1-F, VE, adj. (theol.) of pure J love. UNIVALVE, adj. (bot., conch.) uni- | valve : uniralvular. UNl'TALVE, n. m. (bot., conch.) uni- 1 valve. UNIVERS [univèrr] n. m. uni verse. UNIVERSALISER, v. a lo universa- j lice : to render universal UNIVERSALITE, n. f. t. || § unirersr--M lity: 2. (law) whole : 3. (law) entirety;4 4. (log ) universalité. UNIVERSAUX, n. m. pl. V. UsiVEit- j SEL. UNIVERSEL, LE, adj i. || J uim-srsn/;! 2 (law) ( of legatees) residuary ; 3. j (sciences) universal. D’un secours—, all-helping. UNIVERSEL, n. m., pl. Untveksacx,1 (log.) predienble. universal. UNIVERSELLEMENT (—sélman] adv.J | § universally. UNIVERSITAIRE, adj. (th.) of theM unirersity. UNIVERSITÉ, n. f. unirersity. Membre de 1’—, member of the =;8 z=-man. De 1’—. of the =. UNI VOCATION [—àcionj n. f. (school.) i unicocatinn. UNIVOQUE, adj l. (mus.) univocal; ] 2. (school.) univocal (of one signitica- j Lion only). UPAS fupàas] n. m. (bot.) poison-tree. I — de Java, =. URiVNE. URANIUM [— i.iomm] n. m. (tmn.’a ! uranite : uranium.](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b2201391x_0616.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)
