FREN 2202-A Intro + Le Moyen Âge Flashcards
Le survol de
flying/skimming over
L’oeuvre
(n. f.) work; une oeuvre d’art = a work of art
Cibler
(v. t.) to target
Marquant
(adj.) significant
Les travaux
(n. m. plural) work/roadworks
Le Moyen Âge
the Middle Ages
La perdrix
partridge
Le fabliau
a metrical tale, typically a bawdily humorous one, of a type found chiefly in early French poetry
L’aventure
(n. f.) adventure
Le hasard
coincidence
Les soins
(n. m. plural) treatment
Le curé
parish priest; M le curé = Father
Cuire
(v. t. + v. i.) to cook
À la hâte
hurriedly
La broche
spit (as in spit-roasted) ; could also mean brooch, spike, and pin
Prélever
(v. t.) to take/to deduct/to withdraw
Régaler qn
(v. t.) to treat somebody to a delicious meal
Gourmand
(adj.) greedy
L’aile
(n. f.) wing (such as chicken wing)
Le mari
husband
Tire
(v. t.) to pull/to draw/to fire
L’affaire
(n. f.) case/business/matter/business/deal/bargain
L’arraché
(n. m.) snatch
Obtenir à l’arraché
to snatch
Chacun
(pronoun) each/everyone
Le sien/la sienne
(pronoun) his/hers (the gender of the term is determined by the gender of the possessed object)
Enlever
(v. t.) to remove/to kidnap/to take off
Le rire
laughter
Fuir
(v. t.) to flee from/avoid/to run away/to leak
Couvert
(adj.) covered/overcast
Tenir au chaud
(v. t.) to keep hot
Les louanges
(n. f. plural) praise
La foi
faith
La nappe
tablecloth
Le pré
meadow
Aiguiser
(v. t.) to sharpen
Le tranchant
(n. m.) cutting edge of a knife
La pierre
stone
La cour
yard/court
Maltraiter
(v. t.) to ill-treat/to abuse
Davantage de
(adv.) more
Le dommage
damage
Étonner
(v. t.) to surprise
Emporter
(v. t.) to take
Rattraper
(v. t.) to recapture
Le compagnon
companion/partner (living together)
L’haleine
(n. f.) breath
Volontiers
(adv.) gladly
Le chapelain
chaplain
La dame
courtesy a husband gives his wife
Le dit
short moral narrative
La haie
the hedge
La clôture
closure/closing/fence
Le hanap
Medieval drinking cup
Honnir
(v. t.) to shame/disgrace/dishonor; honni, humiliated, dishonored
Madre
veined wood for making hanaps
Le prud’homme
here, honorable man, of good advice
Messire, sire
title of which we greet a man
La treille
wire mesh
Le vilain
free peasant inhabiting a domain (no pejorative meaning)
Conquérir
(v. t.) to conquer
La toison
fleece
L’âge
(n. m) age
Le séjour
stay
Les aïeux
forebears/forefathers/grandparents
L’ardoise
(n. f.) slate
Le Gaulois
Gaul
L’air marin
(n. m.) the sea air
La douceur
softness
Angevin
(adj.) from Anjou
La mamelle
teat