Le vocabulaire français, Ã(c)tude methodique et progressive des mots de la langue usuelle, considÃ(c)rÃ(c)s (1) Quant à leur orthographie, (2) Quant à leurs sens, (3) Quant à la manière dont ils s'unissent pour former des phrases

Le vocabulaire français, étude méthodique et progressive des mots de la langue usuelle, Tome 1, by Irénée Carré, offers a detailed exploration of the French language. Published in 1911, this volume meticulously examines French vocabulary, focusing on three key aspects: orthography, semantics, and phraseology. The work provides a structured and progressive approach to understanding the nuances of the French language, making it a valuable resource for students and enthusiasts alike. The systematic analysis of word formation and usage provides a solid foundation for mastering the French language. "Le vocabulaire français" remains a significant contribution to French linguistic studies and an enduring resource for those seeking a comprehensive understanding of the language.
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