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Fr. doyendebacledebardebarkdebasedebatabledebatedebauchdebaucheedebilitationdebilitydebitdebonairdebridementdebrisdebt, Old Fr. dete, compare Mod. Fr. dettedebtor, Old Fr. detor, relatinized in Modern Fr. d\u00e9biteur (from debitor)debutdebutantdebutantedecadedecadencedecadentDecaloguedecampdecantdecapitatedecapitationdecapoddecaydeceasedeceitdeceiveDecemberdecentdecentralisationdeceptiondeceptivedecidedeciderdecilitredecimetredecisiondecisivedeclaimdeclamationdeclarantdeclarationdeclarativedeclared\u00e9class\u00e9declinationdeclinedeclivitydecoctiond\u00e9colletaged\u00e9collet\u00e9decomposed\u00e9cor or decordecorativedecoupagedecoupledecreasedecreedecrepitdecrepitudedecrydecuplededicationdeductiondefacedefamation, Old Fr. diffamacion, compare Mod. Fr. diffamationdefamatorydefamedefault, Old Fr. defaute, compare Mod. Fr. d\u00e9fautdefeasancedefeat, Old Fr. desfait, pp. of desfaire, compare Mod. Fr. d\u00e9faitedefeatistdefectdefectivedefence or defensedefenddefendantdefendordefensibledefensivedeferdeferencedeferentdefiancedeficitdefiledefinedefinitiondefinitivedeflorationdeflowerdeforestdeforestationdeformdeformationdeformitydefrauddefraydefrockdefunctdefydegenerationdeglutitiondegradationdegradedegreedeificdeigndeismdeistdeityd\u00e9j\u00e0 vudejectdejectiondelay, Old Fr. deslaier, compare Mod. Fr. d\u00e9laidelectabledelectationdelegatedeliberationdeliberativedeliciousdelightdelimitdelimitationdelinquentdeliverdeliverancedeliverydelugede luxe or deluxedemanddemarchedemeanordementdemeritdemesnedemimondedemisedemissiondemitassedemocracydemocratdemocraticdemocratized\u00e9mod\u00e9demoiselledemolishdemolitiondemonetizationdemonstrationdemonstrativedemoralizedemurdemuredemurragedemurrerdenationalizedenaturedenierdenimdenizenDennisdenominationdenotedenouementdenouncedensedensitydentaldentifricedentistdenturedenudationdenudedenydeodandd\u00e9panneurdepartdepartmentdepartmentaldeparturedepechedependdependantdependencedepictiondepilatorydeplorabledeploredeploy, Fr. d\u00e9ployerdeploymentdeportdeportationdeportmentdeposedepositiondepotdepravedeprecationdeprecativedepredationdepressdepressiondeprivedeputationdeputedeputyderacinatederailderailleurderailmentderangederangementderidede rigueurderisionderivationderivativederivederogationderri\u00e8redescantdescend, Old Fr. descendredescendantdescensiondescentdescribedescriptiondescrydesecratedesert, Old Fr. desertdesertiondeservedeshabilledesiccationdesignationdesirabledesiredesirousdesistDes Moinesdesolationdespairdesperationdespisedespitedespoildespotdespoticdespotismdessertdestinedestinydestitutiondestrierdestroydestroyerdestructiondestructivedesuetudedetachdetachment (Fr. d\u00e9tachement)detail (Fr. d\u00e9tail)detain (Old Fr. detenir)d\u00e9tentedetentiondetergedetergentdeteriorationdeterminationdeterminativedeterminedetestdetestabledetestationdetonationdetourdetractdetractiondetractordetrimentDetroit (Fr. d\u00e9troit = strait)deuce, from deux (two)devastationdevelopdevelopmentdeviationdevice (Old Fr. devis)devisedevoiddevoirdevotiondevour (Old Fr. devorer)devout (Old Fr. devot)dexteritydiabolicdiabolicaldiademdiagonaldiagramdialectdialecticdialoguediamant\u00e9diameterdiamonddiaperdiarrheadiatonicdiatribedidacticdietdifferdifferencedifferentdifficultydigdigestibledigestiondigestifdigestivedignity (Old Fr. dignite)dilatationdilatediligencediligentdime, Old Fr. disme “a tenth part”, compare Mod. Fr. d\u00eemediminishdiminutiondiminutivedinedinnerdiocesandiocesedioramadiphtheriadiphthongdiplomacy, Fr. diplomatiediplomatdirection (Fr. direction)directordirigible, Fr. dirigeabledisaccustomdisadvantagedisagreedisagreeabledisallowdisappoint (Fr. desappointer)disarm (Old Fr. desarmer)disasterdisastrousdisavowdisbanddisbursediscerndiscernablediscernmentdischargedisciplinedisclaimdisclaimerdisclosediscolourdiscomfitdiscomfiturediscomfortdisconcertdiscontinuancediscontinuediscorddiscordantdiscoth\u00e8que or discoth\u00e8que, thus discodiscountdiscountenancediscouragediscoursediscover (Old Fr. descovrir)discreetdiscretiondiscursivediscussiondisdaindiseasedisenchantdisenfranchisedisengagedisfavourdisfiguredisgorgedisgracedisguise(Old Fr. desguisier)disgustdishabilledisheveldishonestdishonestydishonourdisillusiondisinclinationdisinfectdisinfectantdisinterdisjointdisjunctiondislocationdislodgedisloyaldisloyaltydismaldismantledismaydismemberdisobediencedisobedientdisobeydisobligedisorderdisorganizedisorientdisparagedisparagementdisparitydispensationdispensedispenserdispersedispersiondisplacedisplaydispleasedispleasuredisport, Old Fr. desporterdisposabledisposedispositiondispossessdisprovedisputationdisputedissensiondisseverdissimulationdissociationdissolutiondissonancedissonantdissuadedistancedistantdistemperdistentiondistilldistillerydistinctdistinctiondistinctivedistinguedistinguishdistressdistributiondistributivedistrictdisturbdisturbancedisuniondisusedittydiureticdiversediversifydiversiondiversitydivertdivestdividenddivinationdivinedivinitydivisibledivisiondivorcedivorceedociledocilitydoctordoctrinairedoctrinedocumentdogmatismdolefuldolmen, Fr. dolmin also dolmen, perhaps incorrect transcription of Cornish tolmendolomitedolorousdolphindomaindomedomesticdomiciledominantdominationdominiondominodonationdonordormantdormerdorsaldosagedosedossierdoubledouble entendredoubletdoubloondoubtdouchedowagerdowerdowrydoyendoyennedozen, from Old Fr. dozaine, compare modern Fr. douzainedrabdragomandragondragoondramdramaturgedramaturgydrapedraperdraperydress (Old Fr. dresser)dressagedresserdrolldrollerydromedarydropsy, Old Fr. idropsiedrugdruggistdruid, Old Fr. druide, from Latin druidae, from Gaulishdualismdualitydubdubitationducalducatduchessduchyductiledue (Old Fr. deu, pp. of devoir)duetdu jourdukedulcetdulcimerDuluthdunedungeondupeduplicationduplicitydurabilitydurabledurancedurationduressduring (Old Fr. durer, compare endure)duty (Anglo-Fr. duete from Old Fr. deu)duvetdynamicdynastydysenterydysphemismeager, Old Fr. aigreeagle, Old Fr.egle, compare modern Fr. aigleease, Old Fr. aiseeasementeasy, Old Fr. aisie, compare modern Fr. ais\u00e9eau de toiletteebrietyecarteeccentricecclesiasticechelon, Fr. \u00e9chelon\u00e9clair or \u00e9clair\u00e9clateclecticeclipseeconomiceconomist\u00e9corch\u00e9ecruecstasy, Old Fr.estaise, compare modern Fr. extase\u00e9cuedictedificationedificeedifyeditioneducationeffaceeffecteffectualeffervescenceefficacyefficienteffigyeffleurageefflorescenceefforteffronteryeffuseeffusionegalitarianeglantineegoismegoistegretEgyptejaculationejectionelanelapseelasticelationelectioneleganceelegantelegiacelegyelementelementaryelephant, Old Fr. oliphant, compare modern Fr. \u00e9l\u00e9phantelevationeligibleelite or \u00e9liteellipseeloignelopeelopementeloquenceeloquentelucidateemailemancipationembalmembarkembarkationembarrasembarrassembarrassmentembassyembattleembellishembezzleemblememblematicembolismembonpointembossembouchureembraceembrasureembroiderembroideryembroilemeraldemergeemergenceemeryemeticemigre or \u00e9migr\u00e9eminenceeminentemir, Fr. \u00e9mir, colloquial pronunciation of Ar. amir “commander”emissaryemissionemollientemolumentemotionempanelemperor (Old Fr. empereor)empireemplacementemploy (Middle Fr. employer)empressempriseemulationemulsionenamelenamouren blocenceinteenchantenchanterenchantmentenclaveencloseencoreencounterencourage, from Old Fr. encoragier, compare modern Fr. encouragerencouragementencroachencrustencumberencumbranceendeavour or endeavorendiveendorphinendorseendothermicendowendueenduranceendure (Old Fr. endurer)enemy, Old Fr. enemi, compare modern Fr. ennemienergy (Fr. \u00e9nergie)enervationenfant terribleenfeebleenfiladeenforceenforcementenfranchiseengageengagementengenderengineengineerengorgeengrainengrossenhanceenjambmentenjoinenjoy (Old Fr. enjoir)enlaceenlargeen masseenmity, from Old Fr. enemisti\u00e9, compare modern Fr. inimiti\u00e9ennobleennuienormityen passantenrageenrich, Old Fr. enrichirenrollenrollmenten routeensampleensembleensignensueen suite or ensuiteensureententeenter, Old Fr. entrerenterpriseentertainenthrone, M.E. enthronize, from Old Fr. introniserenthusiasmenticeenticemententireentitleentomb, Old Fr. entomberentomologyentourageentrailsentrainentrantentrapentreatentr\u00e9eentrepotentrepreneurentryenumerationenvelopenvelope, Fr. enveloppeenvenomenviableenviousenviron, Old Fr. environerenvironsenvisage, Fr. envisagerenvoy, Fr. envoy\u00e9envy, Old Fr. envieepaulet or epaulette, Fr. \u00e9paulette\u00e9p\u00e9e or \u00e9p\u00e9eepic, Fr. \u00e9piqueepicurean, Old Fr. Epicurienepidemic, Fr. \u00e9pid\u00e9miqueepidemy, Old Fr. ypidime, compare Mod. Fr. \u00e9pid\u00e9mieepigramepilepsyepilepticepilogueepiphanyepiscopalepisodeepistleepitaphepithetepitomeepizooticequality, from Old French equalit\u00e9, compare modern Fr. \u00e9galit\u00e9equanimityequationequerryequidistantequilibrateequinoxequipequipage, Fr.\u00e9quipageequipment, Fr. \u00e9quipementequitableequity, Old Fr. \u00e9quit\u00e9equivalenceerectileergotermine, Old Fr. ermine, compare Modern Fr. hermineerode, Fr. \u00e9rodererosion, Fr. \u00e9rosionerotic, Fr. \u00e9rotiqueerranterraticerroneouseruptionescadrilleescaladeescallopescapadeescapeescargotsescaroleescarpescarpmentescheateschewesclavageescortescritoireescrowescutcheonespadrilleespalierespecialespionageesplanadeespousalespouseespritespyesquireessayessenceestablish, Old Fr. establiss-, prp. stem of establirestaminetestate (Old Fr. estat)esteemestimableestimationestopestoppelestrangeetagereeternaleternityetherethicetiquetteetudeetuietymologyeucalyptusEucharist (Old Fr. eucariste)EugeneeunucheuphonyEuropean, Fr. Europ\u00e9eneuropiumEustaceevacuationevacueeevadeevagationevaluateevaluationevanescentevangelevangelicalevangelist, Old Fr. \u00e9vang\u00e9listeevangelizeevaporation, Old Fr. \u00e9vaporationevasion, Fr. \u00e9vasionevasiveeventeventualevictionevidenceevidentevinceewerexactionexactitudeexaltexaltationexaminationexamineexampleExcalibur, Old.Fr. Escaliborexceedexcellenceexcellentexceptexceptionexcessexcessiveexchangeexchequerexciseexcisionexcitationexciteexclaimexclamationexcretionexcusableexcuseexecrableexecuteexecutionexecutiveexecutorexemplarexemplaryexemplificationexemptexemptionexerciseexhaleexhibition (Old Fr. exhibicion)exhortexhortationexhumationexhumeexigenceexileexistexistenceexistentialistexorciseexothermicexoticexpandexpatriateexpatriationexpectantexpectationexpedienceexpedientexpeditionexpenseexperienceexperimentexpertexpertiseexpiationexpirationexpire, Middle Fr. expirerexplicationexplicitexploit, Old Fr. esploit, compare Mod. Fr. exploiterexploitationexplorationexploreexplosionexpose, Middle Fr. exposerexpos\u00e9 or exposeexpositionexpoundexpressexpressionexpressiveexpugnexpulsionextendextensionextentexterminationexternexternalextraction, Old Fr. estraction, compare Mod. Fr. extractionextraditionextraordinaireextravaganceextremeextremityextrinsicexuberanceexuberantexultexultationfablefabric, Middle Fr. fabriquefabricationfabulistfabulousfacadefacefacetfacetiousfacialfacilefacilitatefacilityfactionfactorfactoryfacultyfadefaggotfaience, Fr. fa\u00efencefail, Old Fr. failir, compare Mod. Fr. faillirfailurefaineantfaintfair (n.), Anglo-Fr. feyre, from Old Fr. feire, compare Mod. Fr. foirefairy, Old Fr. faerie, compare Mod. Fr. f\u00e9eriefait accomplifaithfalchionfalconfalconerfalconryfalsefalsifyfalsityfamefamilialfamiliarfamiliarityfaminefamishfamousfanfarefantasticfantasy, Old Fr. fantaisiefarcefardelfarmfarmerfarrierfarthingalefascinatefashion, Old Fr. fa\u00e7onfatalfatalityfatiguefatuityfaubourgfaucetfault (Old Fr. faute)Fauvistfauxfaux amifaux pasfavour or favorfavourable or favorablefavourite or favoritefawn (n.), Old Fr. faonfayfealfealtyfeasancefeasiblefeast (Old Fr. feste)featfeaturefebrifugefeculentfecundfederalfederalismfederationfeefeeblefeignfeint, Old Fr. feintfelicity, Old French felicite, compare modern Fr. f\u00e9licit\u00e9felon, Old French felon, compare modern Fr. f\u00e9lonfelony, Old French felonie, compare modern Fr. f\u00e9loniefemale (Old Fr. femelle)feme covertfeme solefeminine, Old Fr. femenin, compare Mod. Fr. f\u00e9mininfeminismfeministfemme fatalefennelfer de lanceferalferialfermentferocityferretferrulefertilefertilisationfertilisefertilityferventfervourfestalfesterfestivalfestivefestivityfestoonfetefeu de joiefeudfeudalfeuilletonfianc\u00e9fianc\u00e9efibrefichefichufictionfictivefidelityfieffiercefigfigurationfigurativefigurefigurinefilbertfilefiletfilialfiliationfiligreefillet, compare filetfilm noirfilterfiltrationfinalfinalityfinancefinancierfin de sieclefine (Old Fr. fin)finessefinishfinitudefirm (adj.), Old Fr. ferm, compare Mod. Fr. fermefiscalfissurefixflagellationflageoletflagitiousflagonflagrantflairflamb\u00e9flambeauflamboyantflameflanflaneurflangeflankflatterflatteryflatulenceflatulentflavour or *flavorfl\u00e8cheflechettefleur-de-lisfleuretflexibilityflexiblefloralfloret, Old Fr. florette, compare modern Fr. fleurettefloridflorinfloristflossflotsamflounderflourflourish, Old Fr. floriss-flower, Old Fr. flor, compare Mod. Fr. fleurfluidityflumeflushfluteflutistfluxfoiblefoie grasfoilfoliage (Fr. feuillage)foliationfolliesfolly (Old Fr. folie)fomentfondantfonduefont, Fr. fontefontanellefool, Old Fr. folforageforayforceforce majeureforcibleforecastleforecloseforeign (Old Fr. forain)forest (Old Fr. forest)foresterforestryforfeitforgeformformalityformationformativeformidableformularyfornicationfortfortefortificationfortifyfortitudefortressfortunefossefossilfound (Old Fr. founder)founderfoundryfountain, Old Fr. fontaineFourierismfoyerfracasfractalfraction, from Old French, compare modern Fr. fractionfracturefragilefragilityfragrancefrailfraillyframboisefrancFrancefranchiseFrancophone, a speaker of French (Fr. francophone)frangiblefrangipaneFranglaisfrank, Old Fr. francfrankincensefrapfrapp\u00e9fraternisation or fraternizationfraternise or fraternizefraternityfraudfraudulentfrayfreneticfrenzyfretfriarfricasseefrieze, Middle Fr. frisefrigate, Middle Fr. fr\u00e9gatefrigidityfringe, Old Fr. frenge *fripperyfriskfrissonfritter, Old Fr. friturefrivolfrivolityfrivolousfrizzfrockfromagefrontfrontierfrontispiecefrottagefrou-froufrown, Old Fr. froignier, compare Mod. Fr. renfrognerfructifyfrugalfrugalityfruitfryfuelfugitivefuguefull (v.)fulminantfulminationfumefumigationfuck, Old Fr. foutre, Latin futuere, Greek, ficken[1][2]function, Old Fr. function, compare Mod. Fr. fonctionfunctionaryfundfuneralfunerealfunestfunk, Old Fr. fungierfunnelfurfurbelowfurbishfuriousfurnacefurnishfurniturefurorfurrierfurtivefury, Old Fr. furiefuselagefusiblefusilierfusilladefusionfustyfutilefuture (Old Fr. futur)gabardinegabblegaffegagegaietygaingaitergallant, compare galantgallantrygalleon, Old Fr. galiongallerygalleygallimaufrygallongallop, Old Fr. galopgaloshesgalvanise or galvanizegalvanismgambitgambolgambrelgamingaminegammonganachegangreneganguegantrygaragegarbgarbagegarblegar\u00e7ongardengardenergarderobegargantuangarglegargoylegarlandgarmentgarnergarnetgarnishgarretgarrisongarter, Old N. Fr. gartier, compare modern Fr. jarreti\u00e8reGascongasconadegashgasketgastronomegastronomicgastronomygateaugauchegaucheriegaudygaugeGaulgauntgauntletgauzegavagegavottegay (Old Fr. gai)Gaylord (Old Fr. Gaillard)gazellegazettegelgelatin or gelatine, Fr. g\u00e9latinegelatinousgem, Old Fr. gemmegendarmegender, from genregenealogicalgenealogygeneralgenericgenerositygenerousGenevievegenialgenie, Fr g\u00e9niegenregenteelgentilitygentle, Old Fr. gentilgentrygeodeGeoffreygeographygeometryGeraldGerardgerbilgermgermangermaneGertrudegestgesticulationgesture, from geste (movement)giantgibbetgibbongibletsgicl\u00e9egigantismgigoloGilbertGilesgillyflowergimbalgimletgingingerbreadgiraffegizzardglaceglacialglaciationglacierglacisglaiveglancegleanglebegleekgleet (Old Fr. glette)glissadeglobalglobe (Old Fr. globe)globularglobuleglorifygloriousgloryglucoseglueglut, Old Fr. gloterglutingluttongluttonousgluttonyglyceringlycogenglyphgnomegnomicgobgobbetgoblet, Old Fr. gobeletgoblinGodfreygoitregondoliergorgegorgeousgouachegougegourdgourmandgourmetgoutgoverngovernancegovernessgovernmentgovernorgowngracegraciousgradegrailgraingramgrammargrammariangrammaticalgrampusgrandgrandeurgrandiosegrand malGrand MarnierGrand Prixgrangegranitegrantgrantorgrapegraphologygrapnelgrapplegrategratergratificationgratingrave (adj.)gravelgravygreasegreavegrebegrenadegrenadiergrenadinegriddlegriefgrievancegrievegrievousgriffin or griffongrillgrillegrimacegrimoiregriotgrippegrisaillegrizzlegrizzledgrognardgrogramgrommetgrossgrotesquegroupgroynegrudgegruel, Old Fr. gruel, compare Mod. Fr. gruauguaranteeguarantyguard, Middle Fr. gardeguardian, Anglo-Fr. gardein, from Old Fr. gardiengudgeonguerdonguideguidonguileguillotineguisegulesgulf, Old Fr. golfegulletgumgussetguttergutturalguzzlegynecologygyrfalcongyroscopehaberdasherhabilimenthabithabitablehabitanthabitathabitationhabitual, Old Fr. habitual, compare mod. Fr. habituelhaggardhalberdhale (v.)halt (n.)hamlethamper (n.)hangarharangueharassharassmentharbingerhardyharlequin, Middle Fr. Harlequin, from Old Fr. Herlequin or Hellequinharlot, Old Fr. herlot or arlotharmoniousharmonisationharmoniseharmoniumharmonyharnessharpoonharpsichord, Fr. harpechordeharridanhashhaste, Old Fr. haste, compare modern Fr. h\u00e2tehastyhatch (v.)hatchethauberkhaughthaunchhaunthautboyhaute couturehaute cuisinehauteurhaversackhavochawserhazard, Old Fr. hasardhazardoushearseHebrewhectarehectichectolitreheinousheirHelen, Fr. H\u00e9l\u00e8ne, from Greek HelenehelicopterheliotropehelleborehelmethematitehemistichhemorrhoidHenry, Old Fr. Henry, from Germ. Heinrichhepaticheraldheraldicheraldryherb, Old Fr. erbe, compare modern Fr. herbeherbageherbalHerbertherbivoreheredityheresyhereticheritabilityheritable, Fr. h\u00e9ritableheritage, Old Fr. eritage, compare modern Fr. h\u00e9ritagehermithermitagehero, Old Fr. heros, compare mod. Fr. h\u00e9rosheroismheronherpetologyhideous, Anglo-Fr. hidous, from Old Fr. hideus, compare modern Fr. hideuxhierarchy, Old Fr. ierarchie, compare mod. Fr. hi\u00e9rarchiehippodromehippogriffhistorianhistorichistory, Old Fr. historie, compare mod. Fr. histoirehodhodgepodge, Old Fr. hochepothoehollandaisehomagehomicidehomilyhonesthonestyhonour or honor, Anglo-Fr. honour, from Old Fr. onor or eneur, compare modern Fr. honneurhonourable or honorable, Old Fr. honorable, compare modern Fr. honorablehonoraryhoopla, Fr. houp l\u00e0hordehorizonhorizontalhoroscopehorriblehorrorhors de combathors d’\u0153uvrehospicehospitablehospital, Old Fr. hospital, compare modern Fr. h\u00f4pitalhospitality, Old Fr. hospitalit\u00e9host, Old Fr. hoste, compare modern Fr. h\u00f4tehostagehostel, Old Fr. hostel, compare modern Fr. h\u00f4telhostelryhostilehostilityhostlerhotel, Old Fr. hostel, compare modern Fr. h\u00f4telhotelierhour, Anglo-Fr. houre, compare modern Fr. heureHuberthue, Old Fr. huehuge, Old Fr. ahugeHughHuguenothumanhumanehumanisthumanistshumanity, Old Fr. humanit\u00e9humblehumidhumidityhumiliation, Old Fr. humiliationhumilityhumoroushumour or humorhurt, Old Fr. hurter, compare modern Fr. heurterhut, Fr. hutte, from Germ. h\u00fcttehutch, Old Fr. huchehydratehydrogenhyena, Old Fr. hiene, compare modern Fr. hy\u00e8nehygiene, Fr. hygi\u00e8nehygienichygrometrehygroscopichymen, Fr. hymen, from Greek hymenhymnhyoidhypnagogichypnotichypochondriac, Fr. hypocondriaquehypocrisyhypocritehypothesisiambibogaineiconoclastid\u00e9e fixeidentifiableidentificationidentifyidentityideologueideologyidesidiocyidiomidiosyncrasyidiotidolidolateridolatryignitionignobleignominiousignominyignoranceignorantignoreiliacillegalillegalityilliberalillicitIllinoisilluminationillumineillusionillusoryillustrationimageimageryimaginaryimaginationimaginativeimagineimbecileimbibeimbricationimbrueimbueimitableimitationimmanenceimmanentimmatureimmediateimmemorialimmenseimmensityimmobileimmobilisationimmobiliseimmobilityimmolationimmoralimmoralityimmortalimmortalityimmunisationimmuniseimmunityimmunologyimmutabilityimmutableimpairimpalpableimpartimpartialimpartialityimpasseimpassibleimpatienceimpatientimpeachimpeachmentimpeccableimpenetrableimperceptibleimperfectimperfectionimperialimperiousimperishableimpermanenceimpermanentimpermeabilityimpermeableimpermissibleimpertinenceimpertinentimperturbableimpetuosityimpetuousimpiimpietyimpiousimplacableimplantimplantationimplicationimplicitimplyimportanceimportantimportationimportuneimportunityimposableimposeimpositionimpossibilityimpossibleimposterimpostorimpostureimpotenceimpotentimpoverishimpoverishmentimprecisionimpregnableimpregnationimpressionimpressionableimpressionismimpressionistimprintimprisonimprisonmentimprobableimpromptuimproperimproprietyimproveimprovementimprovisationimproviseimprudenceimprudentimpudenceimpudentimpugnimpugnableimpulseimpulsionimpulsiveimpunityimpureimpurityimputationimputeinabilityinaccessibilityinaccessibleinactioninactiveinactivityinadmissibleinadvertenceinadvisableinalienableinaneinanitioninanityinapplicabilityinapplicableinaptinattentioninattentiveinaudibilityinaudibleinauguralinaugurationinauthenticityincalculableincandescenceincandescentincantationincantatoryincapabilityincapableincapacityincarcerationincarnadineincarnationincendiaryincenseinceptiveincertitudeincessantincidenceincidentinciseincisionincisiveinciteincitementincivilityinclinationinclineinclusioninclusiveincoherenceincoherentincommensurableincommodeincommunicableincomparableincompatibilityincompatibleincompetenceincompetentincompleteincomprehensibleincomprehensionincompressibleinconceivableinconclusiveincongruityincongruousinconsequentinconsiderableinconsolableinconstantincontestableincontinenceincontinentinconvenienceinconvenientincorporableincorporationincorrectincorrigibleincorrigiblyincorruptibleincreaseincredulityincurincurableincursionindebtedindecisionindecisiveindeclinableindefatigableindefeasibleindemnityindentindenturesindependenceindependentindeterminableindexationindicationindicativeindiceindictindictmentindifferenceindifferentindigenceindigeneindigestionindignationindignityindirectindisciplineindiscretionindispensableindisposeindispositionindisputableindissolubleindistinctindistinguishableinditeindividualismindivisibilityindivisibleindolenceindolentinductionindulgenceindurationindustrialindustrialisationindustrialiseindustriousindustryineffableineffectiveineleganceinelegantineligibilityineligibleineluctableineptinequalityinequitableinequityinertinescapableinestimableinevitabilityinevitableinexactinexactitudeinexcusableinexorabilityinexorableinexpedientinexperienceinexplicableinextricableinfamousinfamyinfantry, Fr. infanterieinfatigableinfeasibleinfectinfectioninfectiousinfernalinfertileinfertilityinfestinfestationinfidelinfidelityinfinitiveinfinityinflammableinflammationinflationinflexibilityinflexibleinflexioninfluenceinforminformation (Old Fr. information)infractioninfrastructureinfusioningeniousing\u00e9nueingratitudeingredientinhabitinhabitableinhabitantinheritinheritableinheritanceinhibitioninhospitableinhumaninhumaneinhumanityinimitableiniquityinitialinitiationinitiativeinjectinjureinjuriousinjuryinjustice, Old Fr. injusticeink, Old Fr. enque, compare mod. Fr. encreinnocenceinnocentinnovation, Old Fr. innovacion, compare mod. Fr. innovationinoffensiveinquestinquireinquiryinquisitioninquisitiveinquisitorinsatiableinscriptioninsectinsecticideinsectivoreinseminationinsenseinsensibilityinsensibleinseparableinsidiousinsinuationinsipidinsistinsistenceinsolenceinsolentinsolubleinsoucianceinsouciantinspectinspectioninspirationinspireinstabilityinstallinstallationinstalmentinstanceinstantinstigationinstillationinstinctinstituteinstitutioninstitutionalinstitutionalisationinstitutionaliseinstructioninstrumentinsubordinationinsufficientinsultinsupportableinsurance, from assuranceinsurgent, from insurg\u00e9insurmountable, from insurmontableinsurrectionintactintangibleintegrableintegralintegrantintegrationintegrityintellectualintelligenceintelligentintelligibleintemperanceintendintendantintenseintensiveintentintentionintentiveinterintercedeinterceptinterceptionintercessioninterchangeintercourseinterdictinterestinterfereinterjectioninterlaceinterlardintermarriageintermediaryinterminableintermittentinterninterpellationinterpolationinterposeinterpositioninterpretinterpretationinterrogationinterruptionintersectionintersticeintervalinterventioninterventionisminterventionistinterviewintimationintimidationintolerableintoleranceintolerantintonationintoneintransigenceintransigentintrepidintrigueintrinsic, Old Fr. intrins\u00e8queintroductionintroitintrusionintuitioninundation, Old Fr. inundacion, compare mod. Fr. inondationinureinutileinvalidinvasioninvasiveinvectiveinveigleinventinventioninventiveinventoryinvertinvestinvestigationinvestitureinvincibilityinvincibleinviolabilityinviolableinvisibilityinvisibleinvitationinviteinvocationinvoiceinvokableinvokeinvulnerabilityinvulnerableiodineirascibleireIreneironicironyIroquoisirradiationirreconcilableirregularirregularityirreparableirreproachableirresolutionirreverence, Old Fr. irreverenceirrevocableirrigationirritabilityirritableirritantirritationirruptionisleisletisolationissueivory, Anglo-Fr. ivorie, from Old N. 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