dévorer, to devour, swallow up, consume, put up with.
diadème, m., diadem, crown.
dicter, to dictate, suggest.
Dieu, m., God.
différer, to postpone, delay.
digne, worthy.
dire, to say, speak.
discerner (de), to distinguish (from).
discorde, f., discord.
discours, m., speech.
disgrâce, f., disfavor, downfall.
disparaître, to disappear.
disperser, to disperse, scatter.
disputer, to fight for.
dissimuler, to disemble, conceal.
dissiper, to dispel, scatter.
divin, divine, godsent.
Divinité, f., divinity, godhead, God.
diviser, to separate, be aloof.
dix, ten.
docile, docile, obedient.
domestique, m., member of the household, officer.
don, m., gift.
donc, then, (_often merely emphatic and not to be translated_).
donner, to give.
dont, (_genitive of_ qui,) of which, of whom; with which,
with whom; by which, by whom.
douceur, f., mildness, gentleness, favor, sweetness, sweets, joys.
douleur, f., grief, woes.
doute, m., doubt; sans --, doubtless.
dou-x, -ce, sweet, favorable.
droit, m., right.
durant, during.
durée, f., duration.
dussiez, imp. subj. of devoir; -- -vous, even though you were to.
E
eau, f., water.
éblouir, to dazzle.
écarté, remote.
écarter, to remove, dispel, drive away.
échapper à, to escape.
éclair, m., lightning.
éclaircir, to clear up.
éclairer, to light, shine upon, enlighten.
éclat, m., brilliancy, lustre, show; montrer avec --,
to show to all men.
éclatant, brilliant, striking.
éclater, to burst, burst forth, be far-reaching;
faire --, to show forth.
éclore, to blossom.
écouter, to listen to, hear.
écrire, to write.
écueil, m., rock.
édit, m., edict, order, decree.
effacer, to efface.
effet, m., effect; en --, indeed.
effort, m., effort, attempt.
effrayant, terrifying.
effrayer, to frighten, terrify.
effroi, m., terror.
effroyable, awful, terrible.
égal, equal, the same; à l'-- de, on a par with, equally with.
égaler, to equal.
égarer (s'), to stray,
égorger, to butcher, slay.
Egypte, f., Egypt.
élancer (s'), to dart forth.
élever, to raise, rear.
éloigner, to remove, far away; s'--, to depart.
embarras, m. pl; many cares.
embarrasser, to perplex.
embraser, to set fire to; s'--, to be kindled.
embrasser, to embrace, espouse.
éminent en, eminent for.
emmener, to lead away.
empoisonner, to poison, taint.
emporter, to carry away; l'--, to win the day.
empreint, imprinted.
empressé, eager.
empresser (s'), to be eager to.
emprunter, to borrow.
en, of _or_ from him, her, it, them; some; as a; at it;
on that account.
en, in.
encens, m., incense.
enchaîné, chained, tied.
enchaînement, m., chain of events.
enchaîner, to link.
encor, encore, still.
endormir (s'), to fall asleep.
endroit, m., place, spot.
endurer, to endure, put up with.
enfance, f., childhood,
enfant, m. f., child.
enfanter, to beget.
enfer, m., enfers, pl., hell.
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