French words: culturation to curateur à la mémoire

French words culturation to curateur à la mémoire

1. culturation noun \kyl.ty.ʁa.sjɔ̃\
2. culturationner verb \kyl.ty.ʁa.sjɔ.ne\
3. culture noun, suffix /kyl.tyʁ/: farming, cultivation, crop growing
4. culture archéologique noun \kyl.ty.ʁ‿aʁ.ke.o.lo.ʒik\
5. culture conventionnelle noun \kyl.tyʁ kɔ̃.vɑ̃.sjɔ.nɛl\
6. culture d’Oksywie noun
7. culture de case noun \kyl.tyʁ də kaz\
8. culture de Jastorf noun
9. culture de l’effacement noun \kyl.tyʁ də le.fas.mɑ̃\
10. culture de l’éveil noun \kyl.tyʁ də l‿e.vɛj\
11. culture de l’excuse noun \kyl.tyʁ də l‿ɛks.kyz\
12. culture de la chaleur noun \kyl.tyʁ də la ʃa.lœʁ\
13. culture de la déconstruction noun \kyl.tyʁ də la de.kɔ̃s.tʁyk.sjɔ̃\
14. culture de masse noun \kyl.tyʁ də mas\
15. culture de précision noun \kyl.tyʁ də pʁe.si.zjɔ̃\
16. culture de Prjeworsk noun
17. culture de Przeworsk noun
18. culture de rente noun \kyl.tyʁ də ʁɑ̃t\
19. culture de Tcherniakhov noun \kyl.tyʁ də tʃɛʁ.ɲa.kɔf\
20. culture de Wielbark noun \kyl.tyʁ də vil.baʁk\
21. culture dérobée noun
22. culture du nivellement noun
23. culture du viol noun /kyl.tyʁ dy vjɔl/: rape culture
24. culture gé noun \kyl.tyʁ ʒe\
25. culture générale noun /kyl.tyʁ ʒe.ne.ʁal/: general knowledge (wide body of information that a person acquires from education and from life, much of which may be trivial)
26. culture intensive noun \kyl.ty.ʁ‿ɛ̃.tɑ̃.siv\
27. culture jamming noun
28. culture libre noun
29. culture populaire noun /kyl.tyʁ pɔ.py.lɛʁ/: popular culture, pop culture
30. culture vivrière noun \kyl.tyʁ vi.vʁi.jɛʁ\
31. culturel adjective /kyl.ty.ʁɛl/: cultural
32. culturellement adverb /kyl.ty.ʁɛl.mɑ̃/: culturally
33. culturème noun \kyl.tu.ʁɛm\
34. culturer verb \kyl.ty.ʁe\
35. culturicide noun \kyl.ty.ʁi.sid\
36. culturimessin adjective, noun
37. Culturimessine noun
38. culturisme noun /kyl.ty.ʁism/: bodybuilding
39. culturiste noun /kyl.ty.ʁist/: bodybuilder
40. culturo-médiatique adjective \kyl.ty.ʁo.me.dja.tik\
41. culturo-scientifique adjective
42. culturois adjective, noun \kyl.ty.ʁwa\
43. Culturoise noun \kyl.ty.ʁwaz\
44. culturologie noun \kyl.ty.ʁɔ.lɔ.ʒi\
45. CUM proper noun: Communauté urbaine de Montréal – MUC – the supramunicipal level of government for the island of Montreal and several surrounding islands. It was formed in...
46. CUMA noun \ky.ma\
47. cumac adjective
48. cumacaco noun
49. Cumana proper noun
50. cumanagoto adjective, noun \ky.ma.na.ɡo.to\
51. Cumanagotos noun
52. Cumans noun
53. cumariot adjective, noun
54. Cumariote noun
55. cumbava noun
56. cumberbund noun
57. cumberlandisme noun
58. cumbia noun \kum.bja\
59. cumbla noun
60. cümbüş noun
61. CumCum noun \kum.kum\
62. cuméen adjective, noun /ky.me.ɛ̃/: Cumaean (of, from or relating to Cumae)
63. cumène noun /ky.mɛn/: cumene
64. œcuménée noun \e.ky.me.ne\
65. cumengeite noun \ky.mɑ̃.ʒit\
66. cumengite noun \ky.mɑ̃.ʒit\
67. œcuménicité noun \ɛ.ky.me.ni.si.te\
68. œcuménique adjective /e.ky.me.nik/: œcumenic, ecumenic, ecumenical
69. œcuméniquement adverb /e.ky.me.nik.mɑ̃/: ecumenically
70. œcuméniser verb \e.ky.me.ni.ze\
71. œcuménisme noun /e.ky.me.nism/: ecumenism (philosophy)
72. œcuméniste noun \ø.ky.me.nist\
73. cuménol noun /ky.me.nɔl/: cumenol
74. œcuménopole noun /e.ky.me.nɔ.pɔl/: ecumenopolis
75. œcumenopolis noun: alternative form of œcumenopole
76. Cumes proper noun /kym/: Cumae (an ancient Greek, and then Roman, settlement near Naples famed for its sibyl)
77. Cumières proper noun
78. cumiésien adjective, noun
79. Cumiésienne noun \ky.me.zjɛn\
80. cumin noun /ky.mɛ̃/: the plant cumin
81. cumin bâtard noun \ky.mɛ̃ ba.taʁ\
82. cumin cornu noun \ky.mɛ̃ kɔʁ.ny\
83. cumin de Hollande noun \ky.mɛ̃ də ɔ.land\
84. cumin des montagnes noun \ky.mɛ̃ dɛ mɔ̃.taɲ\
85. cumin des prés noun \ky.mɛ̃ dɛ pʁe\
86. cumin noir noun \ky.mɛ̃ nwaʁ\
87. cuminée noun \ky.mi.ne\
88. cuminer verb \ky.mi.ne\
89. cuminiaculien adjective, noun
90. Cuminiaculienne noun
91. cuminique adjective /ky.mi.nik/: cuminic
92. cuminoïde adjective
93. cuminol noun \ky.mi.nɔl\
94. cuminylique adjective
95. cumique adjective \ky.mik\
96. cumixaphile noun \ky.mik.sa.fil\
97. cumixaphilie noun \ky.mik.sa.fi.li\
98. cumixaphiliste noun \ky.mik.sa.fi.list\
99. cummerbund noun
100. Cummings proper noun \kœ.miŋz\
101. cummingtonite noun /kœ.miŋ.tɔ.nit/: Cummingtonite
102. Cumont proper noun
103. cumontois adjective, noun
104. Cumontoise noun
105. CUMP noun \kymp\
106. cumul noun /ky.myl/: act of holding several things concurrently; combining
107. cumul des mandats noun /ky.myl de mɑ̃.da/: dual mandate
108. cumul des peines noun
109. cumulable adjective \ky.my.labl\
110. cumulande noun \ky.my.lɑ̃d\
111. cumulant adjective, noun, verb /ky.my.lɑ̃/: present participle of cumuler
112. cumulard noun /ky.my.laʁ/: moonlighter (person with several jobs)
113. cumularde noun \ky.my.laʁd\
114. cumulateur noun /ky.my.la.tœʁ/: addend
115. cumulatif adjective /ky.my.la.tif/: cumulative
116. cumulation noun \ky.my.la.sjɔ̃\
117. cumulativement adverb /ky.my.la.tiv.mɑ̃/: cumulatively
118. cumulativité noun \ky.my.la.ti.vi.te\
119. cumuler verb /ky.my.le/: to accumulate
120. cumulet noun \ky.my.lɛ\
121. cumulifier verb \ky.my.li.fje\
122. cumuliforme adjective \ky.my.li.fɔʁm\
123. cumulique adjective \ky.my.lik\
124. cumulo-nimbus noun \ky.my.lɔ.nɛ̃.bys\
125. cumulo-stratus noun \ky.my.lo.stʁa.tys\
126. cumulonimbus noun \ky.my.lɔ.nɛ̃.bys\
127. cumulonimbus altocumulogenitus noun \ky.my.lo.nɛ̃.by.s‿al.to.ky.my.lo.ʒe.ni.tys\
128. cumulonimbus calvus noun \ky.my.lɔ.nɛ̃.bys kal.vys\
129. cumulonimbus capillatus noun \ky.my.lɔ.nɛ̃.bys ka.pi.la.tys\
130. cumulonimbus capillatus incus noun \ky.my.lɔ.nɛ̃.bys ka.pi.la.ty.sin.kys\
131. cumulonimbus flammagenitus noun \ky.my.lɔ.nɛ̃.bys fla.ma.ʒe.ni.tys\
132. cumulonimbus pileus noun \ky.my.lɔ.nɛ̃.bys pi.le.ys\
133. cumulophobie noun
134. cumulus noun /ky.my.lys/: cumulus
135. cumulus bourgeonnant noun \ky.my.lys buʁ.ʒɔ.nɑ̃\
136. cumulus castellanus noun \ky.my.lys kas.te.la.nys\
137. cumulus congestus noun \ky.my.lys kɔ̃.ʒɛs.tys\
138. cumulus de beau temps noun \ky.my.lys də bo tɑ̃\
139. cumulus fractus noun \ky.my.lys fʁak.tys\
140. cumulus humilis noun \ky.my.ly.s‿y.mi.lis\
141. cumulus mediocris noun \ky.my.lys me.djɔ.kʁis\
142. cunacois adjective, noun
143. Cunacoise noun
144. Cunault proper noun \ky.no\
145. cunctateur adjective, noun \kɔ̃.kta.tœʁ\
146. cuncycois adjective, noun
147. Cuncycoise noun
148. cunéaire adjective \ky.ne.ɛʁ\
149. cunéen adjective \ky.ne.ɛ̃\
150. cunégeois adjective, noun
151. Cunégeoise noun
152. Cunégonde proper noun \ky.ne.ɡɔ̃d\
153. cunéifolié adjective \ky.ne.i.fɔ.lje\
154. cunéiforme adjective, noun /ky.ne.i.fɔʁm/: cuneiform
155. cunéirostre adjective
156. cunéo- prefix \ky.ne.o.\
157. cunéo-naviculaire adjective \ky.ne.o.na.vi.ky.lɛʁ\
158. cunéo-scaphoïdien adjective \ky.ne.os.ka.fɔ.i.djɛ̃\
159. cunésien adjective, noun
160. Cunésienne noun
161. cunette noun /ky.nɛt/: cunette
162. cuneus noun
163. cunfinois adjective, noun
164. Cunfinoise noun
165. cuni noun \ky.ni\
166. cunicole adjective \ky.ni.kɔl\
167. cuniculaire adjective, noun \ky.ni.ky.lɛʁ\
168. cuniculé adjective \ky.ni.ky.le\
169. cuniculeux adjective
170. cuniculicole adjective \ky.ni.ky.li.kɔl\
171. cuniculiculteur noun \ky.ni.ky.li.kyl.tœʁ\
172. cuniculicultrice noun \ky.ni.ky.li.kyl.tʁis\
173. cuniculiculture noun /ky.ni.ky.li.kyl.tyʁ/: cuniculture
174. cuniculin adjective \ky.ni.ky.lɛ̃\
175. cuniculteur noun \ky.ni.kyl.tœʁ\
176. cunicultrice noun \ky.ni.kyl.tʁis\
177. cuniculture noun /ky.ni.kyl.tyʁ/: cuniculture
178. cunimb noun \ky.nɛ̃b\
179. Cunlhat proper noun \kɛ̃.ja\
180. cunlhatois adjective, noun
181. Cunlhatoise noun
182. cunni noun /ky.ni/: cunnilingus
183. cunnilinctus noun \ky.ni.lɛ̃k.tys\
184. cunnilingue noun \ky.ni.lɛ̃ɡ\
185. cunnilinguer verb \ky.ni.lɛ̃.ɡe\
186. cunnilingueur noun \ky.ni.lɛ̃.ɡœʁ\
187. cunnilingueuse noun \ky.ni.lɛ̃.ɡøz\
188. cunnilingus noun /ky.ni.lɛ̃.ɡys/: cunnilingus
189. cunningham noun \ky.nin.ɡam\
190. Cuny proper noun \ky.ni\
191. Cuon proper noun
192. cuonnais adjective, noun
193. Cuonnaise noun
194. cuorb noun
195. cup noun \kœp\
196. cup-friendly adjective \kəpfʁɛndli\
197. cup menstruelle noun \kœp mɑ̃s.tʁɥɛl\
198. cup song noun
199. cupcake noun \kœp.kɛk\
200. cupeño noun \ku.pɛ.ɲo\
201. cupesser verb \ky.pɛ.se\
202. cuphaniline noun \ky.fa.ni.lin\
203. cupide adjective /ky.pid/: greedy
204. cupidement adverb /ky.pid.mɑ̃/: greedily
205. cupidique adjective \ky.pi.dik\
206. cupidité noun /ky.pi.di.te/: greed, cupidity
207. cupidon noun /ky.pi.dɔ̃/: cupid
208. cupidone noun \ky.pi.dɔn\: Cupid's dart (of species Catananche caerulea)
209. cupidone bleue noun
210. cupidonesque adjective \ky.pi.dɔ.nɛsk\
211. cupidonien adjective \ky.pi.dɔ.njɛ̃\
212. cupiosexuel noun \ky.pjo.sɛk.sɥɛl\
213. cupisnique adjective \ky.pis.nik\
214. cupr- prefix \kypʁ\
215. Cupra proper noun
216. cuprase noun \ky.pʁaz\
217. cuprate noun \ky.pʁat\
218. cuprèbe noun \ky.pʁɛb\
219. cupréen adjective, noun
220. Cupréenne noun
221. cupréine noun \ky.pʁe.in\
222. cupressacée noun /ky.pʁɛ.sa.se/: any conifer of the family Cupressaceae of cypress trees
223. cupressacées noun \ky.pʁɛ.sa.se\
224. cupressien adjective, noun
225. Cupressienne noun
226. cupressifolié adjective \ky.pʁɛ.si.fɔ.lje\
227. cupressiforme adjective \ky.pʁɛ.si.fɔʁm\
228. cupressiné adjective \ky.pʁɛ.si.ne\
229. cupressite noun \ky.pʁɛ.sit\
230. cupricolle adjective
231. cupride noun \ky.pʁid\
232. cuprides noun \ky.pʁid\
233. cuprifère adjective /ky.pʁi.fɛʁ/: cupriferous
234. cupripenne adjective \ky.pʁi.pɛn\
235. cuprique adjective /ky.pʁik/: cupric
236. cuprirostre adjective
237. cuprisme noun \ky.pʁism\
238. cuprite noun /ky.pʁit/: cuprite
239. cupro noun, prefix \ky.pʁo\
240. cupro-allophane noun \ky.pʁo.a.lɔ.fan\
241. cupro-aluminium noun \ky.pʁo.a.ly.mi.njɔm\
242. cupro-ammoniacal adjective
243. cupro-elbaïte noun \ky.pʁo.ɛl.ba.it\
244. cupro-fraipontite noun \ky.pʁo.fʁɛ.pɔ̃.tit\
245. cupro-nickel noun \ky.pʁɔ.ni.kɛl\
246. cuproaluminium noun \ky.pʁo.a.ly.mi.njɔm\: aluminium bronze
247. cuproammoniacal adjective /ky.pʁo.a.mɔ.nja.kal/: cuprammonium (atributive)
248. cuprobéryllium noun \ky.pʁo.be.ʁi.ljɔm\
249. cuproenzyme noun \ky.pʁo.ɑ̃.zim\
250. cuprofer noun \ky.pʁɔ.fɛʁ\
251. cuprofulminate noun \ky.pʁɔ.fyl.mi.nat\
252. cuprojarošite noun \ky.pʁo.ja.ʁɔ.ʃit\
253. cuprokirovite noun \ky.pʁo.ki.ʁɔ.vit\
254. cuprolithique adjective \ky.pʁɔ.li.tik\: Cyprolithic (Eneolithic: of or from the Copper Age)
255. cupronickel noun \ky.pʁɔ.ni.kɛl\
256. cuproplomb noun
257. cupropotassique adjective
258. cupropyrite noun \ky.pʁo.pi.ʁit\
259. cuprose noun \ky.pʁɔz\
260. cuprosklodowskite noun \ky.pʁo.sklɔ.dɔv.skit\
261. cuprosmithsonite noun \ky.pʁo.smit.sɔ.nit\
262. cuprouranite noun \ky.pʁo.y.ʁa.nit\
263. cuproxyde noun \ky.pʁɔ.ksid\
264. cupuaçu noun
265. cupuassu noun
266. cupulaire adjective \ky.py.lɛʁ\
267. cupule adjective, noun /ky.pyl/: cupule
268. cupule optique noun \ky.py.l‿ɔp.tik\
269. cupulifère adjective /ky.py.li.fɛʁ/: cupuliferous
270. cupulifères adjective, noun /ky.py.li.fɛʁ/: plural of cupulifère
271. cupuliforme adjective \ky.py.li.fɔʁm\
272. Cuq proper noun
273. cuquois adjective, noun
274. Cuquoise noun
275. curabilité noun /ky.ʁa.bi.li.te/: curability
276. curable adjective /ky.ʁabl/: curable
277. curaçao noun /ky.ʁa.so/: the orange peel-flavored liqueur curaçao
278. Curacien noun \ky.ʁa.sjɛ̃\
279. curade noun \ky.ʁad\
280. curage noun /ky.ʁaʒ/: scrub; scrubbing
281. curaille noun \ky.ʁaj\
282. curaillon noun /ky.ʁa.jɔ̃/: priest
283. curain noun \ky.ʁɛ̃\
284. Curan proper noun \ky.ʁɑ̃\
285. curanche noun \ky.ʁɑ̃ʃ\
286. curanchon noun \ky.ʁɑ̃.ʃɔ̃\
287. curanderie noun \ky.ʁɑ̃d.ʁi\
288. curandier noun \ky.ʁɑ̃.dje\
289. curanois adjective, noun
290. Curanoise noun
291. curare noun \ky.ʁaʁ\
292. curarine noun \ky.ʁa.ʁin\
293. curarisant adjective, noun \ky.ʁa.ʁi.zɑ̃\
294. curarisation noun /ky.ʁa.ʁi.za.sjɔ̃/: curarization
295. curariser verb \ky.ʁa.ʁi.ze\
296. curate noun \ky.ʁat\
297. curatélaire noun \ky.ʁa.te.lɛʁ\
298. curatelle noun /ky.ʁa.tɛl/: guardianship under which the ward is totally and permanently incapable
299. curateur noun /ky.ʁa.tœʁ/: trustee
300. curateur à la mémoire noun \ky.ʁa.tœ.ʁ‿a la me.mwaʁ\

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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 C: 43,433 words, in 145 parts.