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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![zf.n Y ( i] pron. pers. i. to him, m. sing.; l> her, f. ving.; to if. n. sing.; to them, U. {. n. pl.; 2. tn him , ni. sing.; i« ter, f. sing. ; in it, p. siog.;^ tlitm, n. f. n. pl. [Y précédés the verb exccpt in the Impera- ivo mood with affirmation. Attendait bv other ronouns except en it foliotes them ; pre- edes en , is priiictpally applied to intimais or hin^s; it is rarely used of poisons.] YAC, YACHT [yak) n. m. (nav.) 1. yacht ; !. (in England) tinion-fiag;union-jack. — anglais, tmion-fiag ; union-jack. [ Y'ac and yacht hâve the y aspirate. ] YAKD fyardd] n. ni. i. yard (English neasure); 2. yard-stick. YATAGANn. m. yataghan (Turkisli (Word) ; ataghan. [Yatagan lias lhe y aspirate.] YÉBI.E, n. m. V. Hièblf.. YEUSE i yrùi ] n. I'. ( evtrgretn, lolly, h'tlm oak. YEUX [yeà] V. OEil. YOI.E, n. f. (nav.) yawl. [ Yolb liai tlto y aspirate ] YPRÉAU . n. m. (bot.) Y pris tlm. YSAI1D, n. m. ((main.) fiiamois; thammy. YUCCA , n. m. (bot.) yucca; yuca. [Yucca has the/aspirate.j Z Z fiedd] n. m. (twenty-flfth letter of tVie alphabet) z. Être fait comme un —, to be as icrooked as a ram’s horn. ZAC.AlE, n f. “ zagaye ” (javeline) ZAÏM [minm] n. m. “ zaim” (Tyrkish soltlier). Z\IN,adi.(ofhorses)Kjhofe-coIoitrfd. ZANI, n. m. zani (Italian clown). ZEBI'.E, n. m. (main.) zébra. ZËRRË, E, adj.striped like the zébra. ZEBU, n. m. (mam ) rebu. ZÊBE, n. m. zed ; letter z. ZÊDOAII’.E, n. f. l. (bot.) zedoary ; zedoary-plant : 2 (pharm ) zedoary. — ronde, zedoary (species). ZÊE, n. m. (icb.t zeus. — forgeron, doree ; dory. ZÉLA-TEUK, n. m. TR1CE, n. f. (de, for) persan zealors. ZÈLE. n. m. zeal. — aveugle, faux—, zeatotry. Sans —, wilhoul auy zeal: ungealous. Ap- porter du—(à), lo be zealotis (in); avoir du—, to be zealous ; avoir peu rie—, iini to be zealous ; to beun- zealous. lulcewarm. ZÈLE, E, adj. (pour, for; à, to) zealous. Peu —. not = ; unzealous. ZENANA, n. m. zenana (part of a Z1N house in the East Indies reserved for the women). ZENO [lindd] ZENDA-VESTA (xindi-vpjtq) n. m. leridavesla (sacred bocks of the Per- sians) ; zend. ZENITH, n. m. (astr.) zénith; vertex; vertical point. Atteindre le —, to reae.h the =. ZENONIQUE, adj. (philos.) zenonic. ZÉNONISME, n. m. (philos.) zeno- nism. 7.EOI.ITHE, n. m. (min.) zealile. ZÈPHIRE, n. m. t. zenhir (west wind); 2.(mytli.l Zephir; Zepltyrus ZEPHYR, n.m. z«j>/ii/r(nnld agreeablc wind). ZÉRO, n. m. 1. (aritli.) n auy ht : cipher; 2 S naught; cipher: 3. (nuis.) indication of an harmonie in the fin- gering of a violin; 4. (phys.) (of the ihermometer) zéro. Être à — , (phys.) to be at, dawn at zéro; être un— en chiffre, être un vrai — $, lo be a mere naught, cipher: to stand sJ for a cipher, naught. ZEST [zèstt] n. m. f belloivs. Être entre le zist et le —, i. (lli.) to be middling ; 2. (pers.) to be wavering, under.ided. ZEST [irait] int. l. pshaio ! fiddlesticlc! 2. presto I ZESTE, n.m. t. ] zest (of a lemon , an orange); 2. | zest (of a walnul); 3. ( S straw (least tiiing) ; fig. Cela ne vaut pas un — , it is not worih a straw, a fig; je n’en donnerais pas un —, I wouid not give a straw, a fig for il. ZÊTA . n. m. zêta (Grcek letter). ZÊTÈTIQUE, adj. (did.) zeletic. ZEUOME, n. ni. (gram.) zeugma. ZIBELINE }ziblinu) n. f. I. imam.) sable ; fisher-weasel; 2. sable (fur). Martre —, =. ZIGZAG, n. m. 1. zigzag; 2. cranlcle; criulüe. Direction en — . zigzagging. En —, zigzag. Aller en—, i. to zigzag ; 2. to crankle ; to nrinkle ; couper rn — , to cranlcle; être en —, to be zigzag: faire des —s. (pers.) to reel: former en —. i. to zigzag; 2. to cranlcle: to c.rinkle; tracer en —, des —s, to z<gzag. Z1MÔME, n. f. (eliem.) ztmomc. ZINC, n. m. 1. (métal.) zinc ; 2. (corn. ) zinc ; sneiter. ZINCOGRAPHE, n. m. zinrnqrapher. ZINCOGRAPHIE, n. f. zincography : (engraving on zinc, printing from zinc). De —. i. of zinc: 2. zmlcy. ZINCOGI!API11QUE, adj. zincogra- ph’C : zincograpliical. ZINGUER. v. a. i. to cover icith zinc; 2. In toi/ with zinc. ZINGUEUR, n. ni. ZliNQUEUR, n. ni. zinc-worlcfr. Z1NZOLIN, n. m. red violet. ZIRALEET [—létt] n. m. ziraleet(song of jov ofthe women of the F.a9t). ZIRCON , n. m. (métal.) zircort. ZIRCONIUM [-nlomrn] n. m. (Chem.) zirconium. ZIST, n. m. V. Zest. ZIZANIE, n. f. i. f J (sing.) tares, pl. ; 2. S dissension ; variance : 3. (bot.) zizania ; darnel; darnehgrtifs; drank-, gra.ss ; droke-grass. Être en —, to be at variance; semer la —, to soiv \/ dissension. ZIZL n. ip. lorn.) arl-hunting. ZODIACAL, E, adj. (astr.) zodiacal. ZODIAQUE, n. m. (astr.) zodiac. ZONA, n. m. (sing.) (med.) shingles, pl. ZONE, n. f. l. (astr., geog.) zone; 2. (bot.) zone. — glaciale, frigide; —tempérée, ternperate = ; — torride, lorrid =. A —. (bot.) zoned; sans —, zoneless. ZONE. E, adj. (bot.) zoned. ZOOGONIE. n. f. (did.) zoogony. ZOOGRAPHE, n. m. (did.) zoogra- pher. ZOOGP.APHIE, n. f. (did.) zoography (description of animais). ZOOLÂTRIE, n. f. zoolatry (worship of animais). ZOOM I HE, n. m. znolite. ZOOLOGIE, il. f. (nid.) zoology. ZOOLOGIQUE, adj (did.) zoological. ZOOLOGISTE, n. m. (did.)zoologisl. ZOOLOGUE, n. m. V. Zoologiste. ZOONO,mie, n. f. (did ) zoonomy (laws of animal life) ZOOPHAGE. adj. (did.) zoophagout (livintron animal (natter). ZOOPHORE. n.m. (anc. arcli.) zoo- phnrus ( frieze). ZOoPHYTE, n. m. (did.) zoophyte; zonnlvle. ZOOPHYTOLOGIE, n. f. (did.) soot phylnlogy. ZOOTOMIE, n. f. (did.) zootomy; comparative analomy. 7.00T0MISTE. n. m. (did.)zogtomisf, ZOSTÈRE,n. f. t. (boi.)ioraclc-grast (genus); 2. (sing.) (med.l shingles, pl. — marine, =: sea-iorark-grass. ZUMIQUE, adj. (cbem ) zumic. ZYGÈNE, n f. (ich.) hammer-hiad. ZYGOMA, n. m. (anat.)zygoma. ZYGOMATIQUE, adj. (apat.) zygo-e matic. Arcade —. zygoma. ZYMOLOGIE, ZY.MO l'ECHNIE [—tAkm] p. f. (did.) symotngy (treatise on llie fermentation of liquors); zumology. ZYMOI.OG1QUE, adj. (did.) zymolo- gical. ZYMOLOGISTE, n. m. (did.) zymolo- gist. 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