tolerably.
passage, _m._ passage, passing, trip across, going by, path.
passager, _m._ passenger.
passe, _f._ pass, passage, channel.
passe, _interj._ let it pass, all right.
passementer, _v._ to lace, adorn.
passer, _v._ to pass, pass over, take across, put, go by, pass
through one's mind, put on; se --, pass, happen, take place; elle
s'est fait -- ici, she got herself taken to this place; un frisson
me passa dans le dos, a shiver ran along my back; passant, -e,
_adj. and s._ passing, passer-by; passe, -e, _adj. and m._ past.
passerelle, _f._ foot-bridge.
passion, _f._ passion, love.
passionner, _v._ to impassion; passionne, -e, _adj._ passionate.
pasteque, _f._ watermelon.
pasteur, _m._ pastor.
patee, _f._ paste, mess (for dogs, etc.), porridge.
paterne, _adj._ grandmotherly, over-kindly.
paternel, -le, _adj._ paternal, father's.
paternellement, _adv._ paternally.
paternite, _f._ paternity.
pateux, -euse, _adj._ pasty, sticky, clammy.
patience, _f._ patience (in this and in the next word _ti_ is
pronounced as _ci_).
patient, -e, _adj._ patient, long-suffering, constant.
patir, _v._ to suffer.
patrie, _f._ native land.
patriote, _adj. and s._ patriotic, patriot.
patron, _m._ patron, master, employer.
patte, _f._ paw, foot, claw; a quatre pattes, on all fours.
paturage, m. pasturage, pasture; couleur de --, grass-green.
Paul 1er, Paul I (Russian Emperor; reigned: 1796-1801).
Pauline, Paulina.
Paumelle, proper name; _cf._ paumelle, long-eared barley,
hand-leather (for protecting the hand in sewing).
paupiere, _f._ eyelid.
pause, _f._ pause.
pauvre, _adj. and s._ poor, pitiful, late, poor person, beggar;
pauvres nous, alas for us.
pauvresse, _f._ poor woman, beggar.
pauvrete, _f._ poverty.
pave, _m._ pavement.
paver, _v._ to pave.
pavillon, _m._ pavilion, flag, canopy.
payement, _m._ payment.
payer, _v._ to pay, pay for.
pays, _m._ country (pronounced: _Peyi_; the same pronunciation
occurs in the next two words).
paysage, _m._ landscape, scenery.
paysan, -ne, _m., f. and adj._ peasant.
peau, _f._ skin.
pecaire, _interj._ what a pity; (compassionate interjection used in
Provence).
peche, _f._ peach.
peche, _f._ fishing, catch, fishing trip; aller a la --, to go
fishing.
peche, _m._ sin.
pecher, _v._ to fish, fish for.
pecheur, pecheresse, _m., f._ sinner.
pecheur, -euse, _m., f. and adj._ fisherman, fisherwoman, fishing.
peindre, _v._ to paint, picture.
peine, _f._ suffering, grief, pain, difficult