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Words of the Flowers of Evil · 197 headwords

Each word with its meanings, its forms, and the lines it stands in.

-t-

(euphonic); (linking sound); (linking t) 7 times

-t

euphonic linking consonant; euphonic linking consonant (no meaning); euphonic liaison particle

Inserted only to avoid two vowels colliding in "pleure-t-elle"; it carries no meaning.

table

table; tables; Table 5 times

table, tables, Table

noun, feminine, singular; noun, feminine, plural

tableau

picture; tableau; tableaux 7 times

tableau, tableaux

noun, masculine, singular; noun, masculine, plural

tache

stains; freckles; stain 3 times

taches, tache

noun, feminine, plural; noun, feminine, singular

taciturne

taciturn; silent one; silent 4 times

taciturnes, taciturne

adjective, feminine, plural; noun, feminine, singular; adjective, singular

taire

be silent; hush 3 times

taisez, Taisez, tais

verb, present, imperative, second-person, plural; verb, imperative, second-person, singular

"Tais-toi" is the reflexive imperative idiom for "be quiet".

tambour

drum; drums 5 times

tambour, tambours

noun, masculine, singular; noun, masculine, plural

tandis

while; While twice

Tandis

'tandis que' is a fixed two-word subordinating conjunction meaning 'while'.

te

you; yourself; to you 63 times

te, t', Te, T'

pronoun, singular; pronoun, singular, reflexive; pronoun, second-person, singular

'se plaire à' = to delight in doing something.

Te

Te once

Te

"Te Deum" is a Latin hymn of praise, kept untranslated.

Te Deum

Te Deums once

Deum

"Te Deum" is a fixed Latin liturgical name; ces Te Deum(s) is a single unit.

teindre

stained; tinted; dyed 3 times

teignaient, Teintés, teints

verb, imperfect, indicative, third-person, plural; verb, past, participle, masculine, plural; adjective, masculine, plural

tel

such; thus; Like 7 times

Tel, tel, telle, Telle, Telles

adjective, masculine, singular; adjective, feminine, singular; adverb

temps

Time; days; time 17 times

temps, Temps

noun, masculine, singular; noun, masculine, plural

Subject of "frotte" in the following line (Chaque jour frotte...).

tendre

tender; to stretch; stretching 9 times

tendre, tendres, tendant, tendent

adjective, singular; adjective, plural; verb, infinitive

tendresse

tenderness; tendernesses 3 times

tendresse, tendresses

noun, feminine, singular; noun, feminine, plural

tenir

holds; hold; held 8 times

tient, tenait, tiennent, tiendront, tenir

verb, present, indicative, third-person, singular; verb, imperfect, indicative, third-person, singular; verb, present, indicative, third-person, plural

tenter

tempt; tempted; attempts 4 times

tenter, tentez, tenté, tente

verb, infinitive; verb, imperative, second-person, plural; verb, past, participle, masculine, singular

terrain

ground; lands; patch of ground 3 times

terrain, terrains

noun, masculine, singular; noun, masculine, plural

terrasser

laid low; fells; strike down 4 times

terrassé, terrasse, Terrasser, Terrasse

verb, present, indicative, third-person, singular; verb, past, participle, masculine, singular; verb, infinitive

terre

earth; ground; land 13 times

terre, terres

noun, feminine, singular; noun, feminine, plural

terrible

terrible 8 times

terrible, terribles, Terribles

adjective, singular; adjective, plural

ténèbres

darkness; Shadows; shadows 4 times

ténèbres, Ténèbres

ténébreux

shadowy; tenebrous; shadowy one 13 times

ténébreux, ténébreuse, Ténébreux

adjective, masculine; adjective, masculine, singular; adjective, masculine, plural

théâtre

theatre; theaters 4 times

théâtre, théâtres

noun, masculine, singular; noun, masculine, plural

tiède

mild; warm 4 times

tiède, tièdes

adjective, masculine, plural; adjective, singular; adjective, masculine, singular

tirer

draw; wring; drawn 7 times

tirer, Tirés, Tirez, tire

verb, infinitive; verb, past, participle, masculine, plural; verb, present, indicative, second-person, plural

tirer here means 'to draw/reap [a harvest]', echoing 'quelle moisson étrange ... tirez-vous' — not 'to descend/originate from'.

toi

you; yourself; You 58 times

toi, Toi

pronoun, singular; pronoun, second-person, singular; pronoun

toile

canvas; sailcloth; webs 9 times

toile, toiles

noun, feminine, singular; noun, feminine, plural

tombe

grave; tomb twice

tombe

Here 'tombe' is the noun 'tomb', not the verb 'falls'.

tombeau

tomb; tombs; grave 16 times

tombeau, tombeaux, Tombeaux

noun, masculine, singular; noun, masculine, plural

tomber

fallen; falling; fall 13 times

tombé, tombant, tomber, tombe, tombée, Tomber, Tombant, tomberai

verb, past, participle, masculine, singular; verb, present, participle; verb, infinitive

ton

your; Your 256 times

ton, tes, ta, Tes, Ton, Ta

determiner, singular; determiner, plural; determiner, feminine, singular

'ton' (not 'ta') is used before a feminine noun beginning with a vowel sound, purely for euphony.

tordre

twisted; will twist; writhed 8 times

tordus, tord, tordrai, tordaient, tors, Tord

verb, present, indicative, third-person, singular; adjective, masculine, plural; verb, future, indicative, first-person, singular

toucher

touches; reached; touched 3 times

touché, touche

verb, past, participle, masculine, singular; verb, present, indicative, third-person, singular

tour

turn; tower; swing 11 times

tour

noun, masculine, singular; noun, feminine, singular

"tour à tour" is a fixed idiom meaning "by turns / alternately."

tourmenter

torments; tormented; torment 6 times

tourmente, Tourmentent, Tourmenté, tourmentés

verb, present, indicative, third-person, singular; verb, present, indicative, third-person, plural; verb, past, participle, masculine, singular

tourner

turns; turn; let us turn 7 times

tourne, tournent, tournons, Tourner, tournai

verb, present, indicative, third-person, singular; verb, present, indicative, third-person, plural; verb, present, indicative, first-person, plural

passé simple, the literary narrative past tense.

tout

all; everything; every 158 times

tout, tous, Tout, toutes, toute, Toutes, Tous

adverb; adjective, masculine, plural; adjective, masculine, singular

'tous les deux' is a fixed phrase meaning 'both (of you)'.

trahir

betrays; betrayed 3 times

trahit, Trahit, trahi

verb, present, indicative, third-person, singular; verb, past, participle, masculine, singular

trait

feature; darts; draughts 5 times

traits, trait

noun, masculine, plural; noun, masculine, singular

traîner

drag; trail; dragging 13 times

traînent, traîner, traînant, Traîne, traînaient, traînait, traîne

verb, present, indicative, third-person, plural; verb, infinitive; verb, present, participle

traître

treacherous 3 times

traîtresse, traîtres, traître

adjective, feminine, singular; adjective, plural; adjective, masculine, singular

travail

labor; labours; drudgery 7 times

travail, travaux, Travail

noun, masculine, singular; noun, masculine, plural

travailler

work upon; worked; worked at 3 times

travaillent, travaillé, travaillés

verb, present, indicative, third-person, plural; verb, past, participle, masculine, singular; verb, past, participle, masculine, plural

travers

through; across; [across] 15 times

travers

noun, masculine; noun, masculine (part of the compound à travers); noun, masculine, singular

'à travers' is a fixed compound preposition meaning 'through'.

traverser

pierced; crossed; was crossing 5 times

traversé, Traversé, traversais, Traversant, traversent

verb, past, participle, masculine, singular; verb, imperfect, indicative, first-person, singular; verb, present, participle

trembler

trembles; shiver 4 times

tremble, Tremble

verb, present, indicative, third-person, singular; verb, imperative, second-person, singular

tremper

steeped 3 times

trempé, trempée, trempés

adjective, masculine, singular; verb, past, participle, feminine, singular; adjective, masculine, plural

trêve

truce; respite 3 times

trêve, trêves

noun, feminine, singular; noun, feminine, plural

triomphant

triumphant 5 times

triomphants, triomphant, triomphante

adjective, masculine, plural; adjective, masculine, singular; adjective, feminine, singular

triste

sad; sorrowful; mournful 16 times

triste

adjective, singular; adjective, feminine, singular; adjective, masculine, singular

trou

holes; pools; hole 6 times

trous, trou

noun, masculine, plural; noun, masculine, singular

troubler

to disturb; troubled; startle 3 times

troubler, troublé

verb, infinitive; verb, past, participle, masculine, singular

trouver

find; finds; found 18 times

trouver, trouve, trouvons, trouvait, Trouveront, trouveras, trouvais, trouvé and 1 more

verb, infinitive; verb, present, indicative, third-person, singular; verb, present, indicative, first-person, plural

trône

throne; Thrones; thrones 4 times

trône, Trônes, trônes

noun, masculine, singular; noun, masculine, plural

tu

you; You 123 times

tu, Tu, te

pronoun, singular; pronoun, second-person, singular; pronoun, singular, second-person

tuer

will kill; kill each other; kills 4 times

tue, tueras, tuer

verb, present, indicative, third-person, singular; verb, future, indicative, second-person, singular; verb, infinitive

Seen once or twice

-t

[linking -t] twice

taberna

an inn once

taille

waist twice

tailler

to cut; carve twice

tamarinier

tamarinds once

tapage

din once

tapi

crouched once

tapir

crouches once

tapis

baize once

tardif

belated once

taudis

hovel twice

taverne

tavern once

tâche

task once

tâcher

trying once

tâter

feel once

tâtonnement

gropings once

teint

face; complexion twice

tellement

so much once

tempestas

tempest once

tempérer

tempered once

tempêter

storming once

tenace

stubborn once

tendrement

tenderly once

tendu

stretched twice

tentation

temptations once

tente

tent once

terminer

ends once

termite

termite once

terne

dull once

terni

tarnished once

terrestre

earthly once

terreur

terrors; terror twice

testament

testaments once

témoignage

testimony once

témoin

witness once

téter

suckle once

tétine

teats once

tête-à-tête

tête-à-tête once

têtu

stubborn twice

Thalie

Thalia once

théologie

Theology once

Théophile

Théophile once

Théroigne

Théroigne once

tien

yours once

tige

stem once

timbre

tone once

timide

timid once

tingo

touched once

tirade

tirades once

tiroir

drawers once

tisane

herbal brew twice

tison

firebrand; embers twice

tissu

cloth once

titan

Titans once

Tivoli

Tivoli once

toison

fleece once

toit

rooftops once

tombereau

tip-carts once

tonneau

cask once

tonner

will you thunder once

tonnerre

thunder once

torche

torches once

tordu

twisted once

torrent

torrent once

torride

torrid once

torse

torsos once

tort

wrong once

tortiller

twists about once

torture

torture twice

torturer

tortures once

total

total once

toupie

top once

tourbillon

whirlwind once

tourment

torment; torments twice

tournoyant

whirling once

tournoyer

wheeled about once

tournure

bearing once

tout-puissant

all-powerful once

trace

trace once

trafiquer

trafficking once

traînard

dragging once

traînée

streaks once

tranquille

tranquil; peaceful twice

tranquillité

calm once

transformer

turns; turning twice

transpercer

pierced through once

transport

raptures twice

transporter

carried away once

treillis

lattice twice

trente-deux

thirty-two once

tresser

weave once

trébucher

stumbling once

tribu

tribe once

tricher

cheating once

triomphal

triumphal once

tripot

gambling den once

Trismégiste

Trismegistus once

triturer

grind away at once

trois-mâts

three-master once

tromblon

blunderbuss once

trompe

proboscis; trunk twice

tromper

cheat once

trompette

trumpet once

tronc

trunks; trunk twice

trotter

trot along once

trouble

clouded once

troublé

troubled once

trouer

holed once

troué

full of holes once

troupe

troop once

trôner

sit enthroned twice

tumulte

tumult; tumults twice

tunnel

tunnel once

turbo

was confounding once

tutelle

guardianship once

tuus

your once

tuyau

chimney-pipes once

tympanon

dulcimer once

tyran

tyrant twice

tyrannique

tyrannical once

The particulars

The words
Every word of the text, parsed: its headword, its form and its meaning in the line. Source text: public domain (Charles Baudelaire, d. 1867).
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Public-domain French (Baudelaire, d. 1867). English translation © 2026 1732 Studios, LLC.
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