A new dictionary French and English with another English and French according to the present use and modern orthography of the French inrich'd with new words, choice phrases, and apposite proverbs : digested into a most accurate method : and contrived for the use both of English and foreiners / Guy Miege ...

U R

• * Urai, Uraiment, Uraisem∣blable, Uraisemblance, Urai∣semblablement. V. Verité.
• † ƲRBANITE'(f.) urbanity, or civility.
• * Ureteres V. Urine.
• URGENT, pressant, urgent, pressing, or forcing.
• Subvenit aux urgentes necessi∣tez de l'Etat, to supply the urgent necessity's of the State.
• URINE (f.) urine, piss, or water.
• Retention (difficulté) d'urine, retention (or difficulty) of urine, a holding of ones water.
• Soûfrir difficulté d'urine, n'uri∣ner qu'avec peine, to have a dif∣ficulty of urine, to make water with pain.
• Le sable de la vessie arrête l'u∣rine, the gravell in the bladder stops the urine.
• Le raifort étant mangé sert contre les retentions d'urine, radishes being eaten are good a∣gainst the stoppage of urine.
• Flux d'urine, sorte de maladie, a diabetes, or not being able to hold ones water.
• La chair de Cheval marin étant mangée arrête le flux d'urine, the Flesh of the Sea-horse being ea∣ten stops the diabetes.
• Faire voir son urine au Mede∣cin, to shew the Doctor his u∣rine.
• Uriner, to urine, to piss, or to make water.
• Ne pouvoir uriner qu'avec grand'peine, not to be able to make water but with great pain.
• Faire uriner, to provoke u∣rine.
• Ureteres (f.) conduit par où passe l'urine, Ʋreters, the pipe (or conduit) by which the urine passeth from the reins to the blad∣der.
• URNE (f.) Vaisseau où l'on mettoit les cendres & les os des Trêpassez parmi les anciens Romains, an Ʋrn, a kind of Ves∣sel into which the ancient Romans used to put the ashes and bones of the dead.