French words: aube cosmique to audinghenois
300 French words, part 92 of 111 of the words starting with A, A to Z. 23 have a page of their own.
French words aube cosmique to audinghenois
- aube cosmique noun \ob kɔs.mik\
- aube-vigne noun \ob.viɲ\
- aubechois adjective, noun
- Aubechoise noun
- aubéguimontois adjective, noun
- Aubéguimontoise noun
- aubel noun \o.bɛl\
- aubelois adjective, noun
- Aubeloise noun
- aubenage noun
- Aubenas proper noun \o.bœ.na\
- aubenassonnais adjective, noun
- Aubenassonnaise noun
- aubencheulois adjective, noun
- Aubencheuloise noun
- Aubenton proper noun \o.bɑ̃.tɔ̃\
- aubentonnais adjective, noun
- Aubentonnaise noun
- aubepierrois adjective, noun
- Aubepierroise noun
- aubépin noun \o.be.pɛ̃\
- aubépine noun /o.be.pin/: hawthorn (type of shrub)
- aubépine dorée noun \o.be.pin do.ʁe\
- aubépine du Mexique noun \o.be.pin dy mɛk.sik\
- auber noun, verb \o.bɛʁ\
- auberchicourtois adjective, noun
- Auberchicourtoise noun
- aubère adjective, noun /o.bɛʁ/: of a light bay colour
- auberge noun /o.bɛʁʒ/: hostel
- auberge de jeunesse noun /o.bɛʁ.ʒ(ə) də ʒœ.nɛs/: youth hostel (inexpensive supervised lodging place, primarily for young people)
- auberge des culs tournés noun \o.bɛʁʒ de ky tuʁ.ne\
- auberge espagnole noun /o.bɛʁʒ ɛs.pa.ɲɔl/: potlatch, potluck (shared meal consisting of whatever guests have brought)
- Aubergenville proper noun
- aubergenvillois adjective, noun
- Aubergenvilloise noun
- auberger verb \o.bɛʁ.ʒe\
- aubergine adjective, noun /o.bɛʁ.ʒin/: eggplant; aubergine
- aubergine africaine noun \o.bɛʁ.ʒin a.fʁi.kɛn\
- aubergine gboma noun \o.bɛʁ.ʒin ɡbɔ.ma\
- aubergine pois noun \o.bɛʁ.ʒin pwa\
- aubergine sauvage noun \o.bɛʁ.ʒin so.vaʒ\
- auberginiser verb \o.bɛʁ.ʒi.ni.ze\
- aubergiste noun /o.bɛʁ.ʒist/: innkeeper, landlord
- Auberive proper noun \obeʁiv\
- auberivois adjective, noun
- Auberivoise noun
- Auberjonois proper noun /o.bɛʁ.ʒɔ.nwa/: a Swiss surname, Auberjonois
- Aubermesnil-aux-Erables typographic variant
- aubermesnilais adjective, noun
- Aubermesnilaise noun
- auberon noun \o.bʁɔ̃\
- auberonière noun \o.bə.ʁɔ.njɛʁ\
- auberonnière noun \o.bə.ʁɔ.njɛʁ\
- Aubers proper noun \o.bɛʁ\
- aubersois adjective, noun
- Aubersoise noun
- aubert adjective, noun \o.bɛʁ\
- Aubert-Gallionnais noun \o.bɛʁ.ɡa.ljɔ.nɛ\
- Aubertîlien noun \o.bɛ.ʁi.ljɛ̃\
- Aubertin proper noun
- aubertois adjective, noun \o.bɛʁ.twa\
- Aubertoise noun
- aubervillais adjective, noun
- Aubervillaise noun
- Auberville proper noun \o.bɛʁ.vil\
- Aubervilliers proper noun \o.bɛʁ.vi.lje\
- aubespinois adjective, noun
- Aubespinoise noun
- aubète noun \o.bɛt\
- Aubeterre proper noun
- aubeterrien adjective, noun
- Aubeterrienne noun
- aubette noun /o.bɛt/: a small house or lodge
- Aubevoye proper noun
- Aubiac proper noun
- aubiacais adjective, noun
- Aubiacaise noun
- aubiadaire adjective, noun
- aubier noun /o.bje/: sapwood, alburnum
- Aubière proper noun \o.bjɛʁ\
- aubiérois adjective, noun
- Aubiéroise noun
- Aubiet proper noun
- aubiétain adjective, noun
- Aubiétaine noun
- aubifoin noun \o.bi.fwɛ̃\
- aubignais adjective, noun
- Aubignaise noun
- Aubignan proper noun
- aubignanais adjective, noun
- Aubignanaise noun
- aubignassien adjective, noun
- Aubignassienne noun
- Aubigné proper noun
- aubignois adjective, noun
- Aubignoise noun
- Aubignosc proper noun
- aubignoscais adjective, noun
- Aubignoscaise noun
- Aubigny proper noun \o.bi.ɲi\
- Aubijoux proper noun
- aubin adjective, noun /o.bɛ̃/: canter (horse gait)
- aubinage noun \o.bi.naʒ\
- aubinais adjective, noun \o.bi.nɛ\
- Aubinaise noun \o.bi.nɛz\
- aubine noun \o.bin\
- Aubineau proper noun
- aubiner verb \o.bi.ne\
- aubinet noun \o.bi.nɛ\
- aubinois adjective, noun
- Aubinoise noun
- Aubisque proper noun \o.bisk\
- aubiton noun
- aublinois adjective, noun
- Aublinoise noun
- aubois adjective, noun \o.bwɑ\: of Aube
- auboise adjective, noun /o.bwaz/: feminine singular of aubois
- Aubonne proper noun
- aubordois adjective, noun
- Aubordoise noun
- Auboué proper noun \o.bwe\
- aubouésien adjective, noun
- Aubouésienne noun
- aubour noun \o.buʁ\
- Aubourg proper noun \o.buʁ\
- aubrac noun \o.bʁak\
- Aubray proper noun \o.bʁɛ\
- Aubrée proper noun
- aubrelle noun \o.bʁɛl\
- Aubréville proper noun
- aubrevillois adjective, noun
- Aubrevilloise noun
- Aubrey proper noun \o.bʁɛ\
- aubrien adjective, noun
- Aubrienne noun
- aubrier noun \o.bʁje\
- Aubrieta noun
- aubriète noun \o.bʁi.jɛt\
- Aubrives proper noun \o.bʁiv\
- aubrivois adjective, noun
- Aubrivoise noun
- aubrois adjective, noun
- Aubroise noun
- aubromessin adjective, noun \o.bʁɔ.mɛ.sɛ̃\
- Aubromessine noun
- aubron adjective
- Aubry proper noun \o.bʁi\
- aubryen adjective, noun
- Aubryenne noun
- aubryiste adjective, noun: Aubryist
- aubrysien adjective, noun \o.bʁi.zjɛ̃\
- Aubrysienne noun
- aubryste adjective, noun: Aubryist
- aubun noun \o.bœ̃\
- Aubure proper noun \o.byʁ\
- auburien adjective, noun
- Auburienne noun
- auburn adjective, noun \o.bœʁn\
- auburnien adjective \o.byʁ.njɛ̃\: of Auburn
- auburnienne adjective /o.byʁ.njɛn/: feminine singular of auburnien
- auburniennes adjective \o.byʁ.njɛn\: feminine plural of auburnien
- auburniens adjective \o.byʁ.njɛ̃\: masculine plural of auburnien
- auburniser verb \o.bœʁ.ni.ze\
- auburon noun \o.by.ʁɔ̃\
- aubussargois adjective, noun
- Aubussargoise noun
- Aubusson noun \o.by.sɔ̃\
- aubussonnais adjective, noun
- Aubussonnaise noun
- Auby proper noun \o.bi\
- aubygeois adjective, noun
- Aubygeoise noun
- AUC adverb
- aucaleuen adjective, noun
- Aucaleuenne noun
- Aucamville proper noun \o.kɑ̃m.vil\
- aucamvillois adjective, noun \o.kɑ̃m.vi.lwa\
- Aucamvilloise noun
- aucazénois adjective, noun
- Aucazénoise noun
- aucéen adjective, noun
- Aucéenne noun
- aucelonnais adjective, noun
- Aucelonnaise noun
- Auch proper noun /oʃ/: Auch (a town and commune of Gers department, Occitania, France)
- Auchan proper noun \o.ʃɑ̃\
- auche noun \oʃ\
- aucheixère adjective, noun
- Auchel proper noun
- auchellois adjective, noun \ɔ.ʃɛ.lwa\
- Auchelloise noun \ɔ.ʃɛ.lwaz\
- auchéniens noun \o.ke.njɛ̃\
- auchois adjective, noun \o.ʃwa\
- Auchoise noun \o.ʃwaz\
- Auchy proper noun
- auciège noun \o.sjɛʒ\
- auciliussois adjective, noun
- Auciliussoise noun
- Auckland proper noun /o.klɑ̃d/: Auckland (a city in New Zealand)
- Auclair proper noun /o.klɛʁ/: a surname, mostly found in Quebec
- Auclairois noun \o.klɛ.ʁwa\
- Auclert proper noun
- Aucoin proper noun /o.kwɛ̃/: a surname
- auçois adjective, noun
- Auçoise noun
- Aucourt proper noun
- auction noun \ok.sjɔ̃\
- auctorial adjective /ok.tɔ.ʁjal/: auctorial
- auctorialité noun \o.tɔ.ʁja.li.te\
- auctoritas facit legem non veritas phrase
- auctorum non adjective \aɔk.to.ʁɔm nɔn\
- auctrice adjective \ok.tʁis\
- auctuaire noun \ok.tɥɛʁ\
- aucuba noun /o.ky.ba/: aucuba
- aucun adjective, determiner, pronoun /o.kœ̃/: no, none, not any
- aucun rapport avec la choucroute phrase /o.kœ̃ ʁa.pɔʁ a.vɛk la ʃu.kʁut/: what does that have to do with the price of tea in China
- aucune determiner, pronoun /o.kyn/: feminine singular of aucun
- aucunefois adverb \o.ky.nə.fwa\
- aucunement adverb /o.kyn.mɑ̃/: at all
- aucunesfois adverb \o.ky.nə.fwa\
- aucunois adjective, noun /o.ky.nwa/: resident or native of Aucun, a commune in the Hautes-Pyrénées department in southwestern France
- Aucunoise noun /o.ky.nwaz/: female equivalent of Aucunois
- aucuns adjective, determiner, pronoun /o.kœ̃/: masculine plural of aucun
- AUD noun, suffix /o/: a suffix appended to forenames, especially those of Germanic origin
- audace noun /o.das/: audacity, boldness
- audacieuse adjective, noun /o.da.sjøz/: feminine singular of audacieux
- audacieusement adverb /o.da.sjøz.mɑ̃/: boldly, audaciously
- audacieux adjective, noun /o.da.sjø/: bold, audacious (courageous, daring)
- audax noun
- -aude suffix \od\
- audelais adjective, noun
- Audelaise noun \o.də.lɛz\
- audelangeais adjective, noun
- Audelangeaise noun
- audeloncourtois adjective, noun
- Audeloncourtoise noun
- audembertois adjective, noun
- Audembertoise noun
- audenardais adjective, noun
- Audenardaise noun
- Audenarde proper noun \o.də.naʁd\
- Audenge proper noun
- audengeois adjective, noun
- Audengeoise noun
- Auderghem proper noun /odœʁɡɛm/: Auderghem (a municipality of Brussels, Brussels Capital Region, Belgium)
- auderghemois adjective, noun \o.dəʁ.ɡɛ.mwa\
- Auderghemoise noun \o.dəʁ.ɡɛ.mwaz\
- audervillais adjective, noun
- Audervillaise noun
- Audes proper noun
- Audet proper noun /o.dɛ/: a surname, Audet
- Audette proper noun \o.dɛt\: a surname, Audette
- Audettois noun \o.dɛ.twa\
- audevillois adjective, noun
- Audevilloise noun
- Audi noun \o.di\
- audi-mutité noun \o.di.my.ti.te\
- Audiard proper noun \o.djaʁ\
- audiardisme noun \o.djaʁ.dism\
- audiatur et altera pars phrase
- Audibert proper noun
- audibiliser verb \o.di.bi.li.ze\
- audibilité noun /o.di.bi.li.te/: audibility
- audible adjective /o.dibl/: audible
- audiblement adverb \o.di.blə.mɑ̃\
- audien noun \o.djɛ̃\
- audience noun /o.djɑ̃s/: audience, viewer
- audience des criées noun \o.djɑ̃s dɛ kʁi.je\
- audience pyjama noun
- audiencement noun \o.djɑ̃s.mɑ̃\
- audiencer verb \o.djɑ̃.se\
- audiencier adjective, noun /o.djɑ̃.sje/: a bailiff in certain French courts
- audiencière noun \o.djɑ̃.sjɛʁ\: female equivalent of audiencier
- audiens noun \o.djɛ̃\
- audient adjective \o.djɑ̃\
- Audier proper noun \o.dje\
- audiernais adjective, noun \o.djɛʁ.nɛ\
- Audiernaise noun \o.djɛʁ.nɛz\
- Audierne proper noun /o.djɛʁn/: Audierne (a town in Finistère department, Brittany, France)
- audiette noun \o.djɛt\
- Audigier proper noun
- audignicourtois adjective, noun
- Audignicourtoise noun
- audignois adjective, noun \o.di.ɲwa\
- Audignoise noun \o.di.ɲwaz\
- audignonais adjective, noun
- Audignonaise noun
- audimat noun /o.di.ma/: ratings (TV)
- audimatiquement adverb \o.di.ma.tik.mɑ̃\
- audimatiser verb \o.di.ma.ti.ze\
- audimétrie noun \o.di.me.tʁi\
- audimutité noun \o.di.my.ti.te\: a form of mutism in which the sense of hearing is still present
- Audin proper noun \o.dɛ̃\
- Audincourt proper noun
- audincourtois adjective, noun
- Audincourtoise noun
- audincthunois adjective, noun
- Audincthunoise noun
- Audinet proper noun
- audinghenois adjective, noun \o.dɛ̃.ɡə.nwa\
Part 91 · Part 93 · French words: A
Source: English Wiktionary (French entries, CC BY-SA 4.0) and the French Wiktionary (Wiktionnaire): each word's first meaning in English. A word with a page of its own links to it; for the rest, this line is PlainSpell's entry. Total under A: 33,244 words, in 111 parts.