Heath's French and English dictionary

by Jean Louis de Lolme

inclément, -e, adj., inclement.

inclinaison, n.f., inclination, incline, gradient, slope.

inclinant, -e, adj., inclined, sloping.

inclination, n.f., inclination, bow, stooping; nodding, bias; proneness, propensity; attachment, passion. Par —; from inclination. Mariage d’—; love-match.

incliner, v.a., to incline, to slope; to stoop; to bow; to bend; (fig.) to dispose, to turn.

s’incliner, v.r., to incline; to bow, to bend, to bow down; (geol.) to dip, to tilt, to lower, to depress.

incliner, v.n., to incline, to lean, to be disposed to, to be inclined to.

inclure, v.a., to include, to inclose, to insert, to contain.

inclus, -e, adj., inclosed, included. Ci-—; herein inclosed, sent herewith. Mettre ci-—; to inclose. Trouver ci-—; to find inclosed.

incluse, n.f., an inclosed letter; inclosed.