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Jean Racine - Esther
percer, to pierce.
perdre, to lose, destroy.
père, m., father.
perfide, perfidious, treacherous.
perfidie, f., treachery.
péril, m., peril, danger.
périr, to perish.
permettre, to permit, suffer, allow.
Persan, Persian.
Perse, f., Persia.
persécuteur, m., persecutor.
personnage, m., character (in a play); - s, dramatis personae.
perte, f., loss, destruction.
peu, little.
peuple, m., nation, people, host.
peupler, to people.
peut-être, may be, perhaps.
pied, m., foot.
piège, m., snare.
pierre, f., stone.
piété, f., Piety, Love of God.
pitié, f., pity.
place, f., place, room, square.
placer, to place, set.
plaindre, to pity; se - , to complain.
plainte, f., complaint.
plaire (à), to please; se - (à), to enjoy.
plaisir, m., pleasure.
plein, full.
pleurer, to weep, weep over.
pleurs, m. pl., tears.
plier, to bend.
plonger, to steep.
ployer, to bend.
plus, more: - de, more than; le, la, les - , most, the most.
plusieurs, several.
plutôt, rather.
poids, m., weight.
point, m., point; sur le - que, just when; de - en - ,
in every particular; ne . . . - , not; ne . . . - de, no.
pompe, f., pomp.
pompeusement, magnificently.
pompeu-x, - se, pompous, splendid.
porte, f., door, gate.
porter, to carry, bear.
portique, m., porch.
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