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Jean Racine - Esther
ami (de), m., friend (to).
amitié, f., friendship, affection.
amour, m., love.
an, m., year.
anéantir, to bring to naught.
ange, m., angel.
animé, animated; - a, keen, bent upon; - de, fired with.
annales, f. pl., (yearly) records.
annoncer, to announce, bring news.
antique, ancient, aged.
apaiser, to appease, s' - , to be appeased.
appareil, m., show.
appartement, m., apartment, room, private rooms.
appeler, to call, summon, court; faire - , to summon.
appesanti, weighing, laid heavily.
applaudir, to applaud; s' - de, to enjoy, rejoice in.
apprendre, to learn, teach, tell.
apprêter, to make ready.
approcher (de), to draw near, be nigh to.
appui, m., aid, support, might.
appuyer, to confirm, s' - sur, to lean upon.
après, after.
aquilon, m., north-wind.
arbitre, m., master, lord.
ardent, glowing.
arme, f., arm, weapon.
armée, f., army, host.
armer, to arm, use as a weapon; s' - , to take up arms.
arracher, to tear off.
arrêt, m., decree, order, doom.
arrêter, to restrain.
arriver, to arrive, come round.
artifice, m., art, artfulness, cunning, deception, malice.
Asie, f; Asia.
asile, m., asylum, refuge, abode.
aspect, m., aspect, sight.
aspirer à, to strive to.
assassinat, m., assassination, murder.
assassiner, to murder.
assembler, to assemble, gather together.
asaeoir, to seat; s' - , to sit.
assez, enough.
assidu (à), constant (in).
assiéger, to besiege.
assurer, to make sure, safeguard, reassure.
astre, m., star (i.e. any heavenly body).
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