French words: Cauroy to cavité tympanique

French words Cauroy to cavité tympanique

1. Cauroy proper noun
2. causabilité noun \ko.za.bi.li.te\
3. causable adjective, noun \ko.zabl\
4. causablement adverb \ko.za.blə.mɑ̃\
5. causables adjective, noun \ko.zabl\
6. causailler verb \ko.za.je\
7. causal adjective /ko.zal/: causal
8. causalement adverb /ko.zal.mɑ̃/: causally
9. causalgie noun \ko.zal.ʒi\
10. causalgique adjective
11. causaliser verb \ko.za.li.ze\
12. causalisme noun \ko.za.lism\
13. causalité noun /ko.za.li.te/: causality (agency of cause)
14. causant adjective, verb /ko.zɑ̃/: present participle of causer
15. Causapscal proper noun \ko.zap.skal\
16. Causapscalien noun \ko.zap.ska.ljɛ̃\
17. causatif adjective, noun /ko.za.tif/: causative
18. causation noun \ko.za.sjɔ̃\
19. causativement adverb /ko.za.tiv.mɑ̃/: causatively
20. causativité noun \kozativite\
21. cause noun, verb /koz/: cause
22. cause perdue noun /koz pɛʁ.dy/: lost cause, sinking ship
23. cause première noun /koz pʁə.mjɛʁ/: first cause (initial cause from which all other causes and effects follow)
24. cause racine noun \koz ʁa.sin\
25. cause réelle et sérieuse noun \koz ʁe.ɛ.l‿e sɛʁ.jøz\
26. cause toujours interjection, phrase /koz tu.ʒuʁ/: carry on, keep going, keep talking, fascinating!
27. cause toujours tu m’intéresses interjection \koz tu.ʒuʁ ty m‿ɛ̃.te.ʁɛs\
28. causéen adjective, noun
29. Causéenne noun
30. causefinalier adjective, noun
31. causement noun \kɔz.mɑ̃\
32. causéolien adjective, noun
33. Causéolienne noun
34. causer verb /ko.ze/: to cause (be the cause of)
35. causer chiffons verb /ko.ze ʃi.fɔ̃/: synonym of parler chiffons
36. causerie noun /koz.ʁi/: chat, talk
37. causette noun /ko.zɛt/: chat, casual conversation
38. causeur adjective, noun \ko.zœʁ\: talkative
39. causeuse adjective, noun /ko.zøz/: female equivalent of causeur
40. causiller verb \ko.zi.je\
41. caussadais adjective, noun
42. Caussadaise noun
43. Caussade proper noun
44. caussadenc adjective, noun
45. Caussadencque noun
46. causse noun /kos/: heavily eroded karst plateau characteristic of the Massif Central
47. caussediégeois adjective, noun
48. Caussediégeoise noun
49. causséen adjective, noun
50. Causséenne noun
51. caussenard adjective, noun \kɔs.naʁ\
52. Caussenarde noun
53. caussenarde des garrigues noun \kɔs.naʁd de ga.ʁig\
54. caussenssois adjective, noun
55. Caussenssoise noun
56. causseranais adjective, noun
57. Causseranaise noun
58. Causses proper noun
59. causses du Lot noun \kos dy lɔt\
60. caussetière noun \kos.tjɛʁ\
61. caussinard adjective, noun
62. Caussinarde noun
63. caussiné adjective \ko.si.ne\
64. caussiniojoulais adjective, noun
65. Caussiniojoulaise noun
66. caussolois adjective, noun
67. Caussoloise noun
68. Caussols proper noun
69. caussounais adjective, noun
70. Caussounaise noun
71. causticiser verb \kos.ti.si.ze\
72. causticité noun /kos.ti.si.te/: causticity
73. caustifier verb \kɔs.ti.fje\
74. caustique adjective, noun /kos.tik/: caustic (capable of burning, corroding or destroying organic tissue)
75. caustiquement adverb /kos.tik.mɑ̃/: caustically
76. causus noun
77. caut adjective \kɔ\
78. cautèle noun /ko.tɛl/: slyness, wile, guile, artful caution
79. cauteleusement adverb /kɔt.løz.mɑ̃/: craftily
80. cauteleux adjective /kɔt.lø/: wily, crafty
81. cautère noun /ko.tɛʁ/: cautery (all senses)
82. cautère sur jambe de bois noun /ko.tɛʁ syʁ ʒɑ̃b də bwa/: alternative form of cautère sur une jambe de bois
83. cautère sur une jambe de bois noun /ko.tɛʁ syʁ yn ʒɑ̃b də bwa/: synonym of cataplasme sur une jambe de bois
84. cauterésien adjective, noun
85. Cauterésienne noun
86. cautérétique adjective \ko.te.ʁe.tik\
87. Cauterets proper noun \ko.tœ.ʁɛ\
88. cautérisant adjective, noun, verb /ko.te.ʁi.zɑ̃/: present participle of cautériser
89. cautérisation noun /ko.te.ʁi.za.sjɔ̃/: cauterization
90. cautériser verb /ko.te.ʁi.ze/: to cauterize
91. caution noun /ko.sjɔ̃/: caution, guaranty, bail
92. caution bancaire noun \ko.sjɔ̃ bɑ̃.kɛʁ\
93. caution bourgeoise noun \ko.sjɔ̃ buʁ.ʒwaz\
94. caution judicatum solvi noun \ko.sjɔ̃ ʒy.di.ka.tɔm sɔl.vi\
95. caution judiciaire noun \ko.sjɔ̃ ʒy.di.sjɛʁ\
96. caution juratoire noun \ko.sjɔ̃ ʒy.ʁa.twaʁ\
97. caution légale noun \ko.sjɔ̃ le.ɡal\
98. caution solidaire noun \ko.sjɔ̃ sɔ.li.dɛʁ\
99. cautionnable adjective \ko.sjɔ.nabl\
100. cautionnage noun \ko.sjɔ.naʒ\
101. cautionnaire adjective \ko.sjɔ.nɛʁ\
102. cautionnement noun /ko.sjɔn.mɑ̃/: suretyship
103. cautionner verb /ko.sjɔ.ne/: to post bail
104. cautions bourgeoises noun \ko.sjɔ̃ buʁ.ʒwaz\
105. cautions juratoires noun \ko.sjɔ̃ ʒy.ʁa.twaʁ\
106. cautions solidaires noun \ko.sjɔ̃ sɔ.li.dɛʁ\
107. Cautrès proper noun
108. cauvervillais adjective, noun
109. Cauvervillaise noun
110. cauvette noun \ko.vɛt\
111. cauvicourtois adjective, noun
112. Cauvicourtoise noun
113. cauvignacais adjective, noun
114. Cauvignacaise noun
115. Cauvigny proper noun
116. cauvillais adjective, noun
117. Cauvillaise noun
118. Cauville proper noun \ko.vil\
119. Cauvin proper noun /ko.vɛ̃/: a French surname
120. caux noun \ko\
121. cauxois adjective, noun
122. Cauxoise noun
123. cauz noun, pronoun \soz\
124. CAV noun \kav\
125. cava noun \ka.va\
126. cavadis noun \ka.va.di\
127. cavage noun \ka.vaʒ\
128. cavagnacois adjective, noun
129. Cavagnacoise noun
130. cavagnole noun \ka.va.ɲɔl\
131. Cavagnolo noun
132. cavagnot adjective, noun
133. Cavagnote noun
134. Cavaignac proper noun \ka.vɛ.ɲak\
135. cavaille noun
136. cavaillon noun \ka.va.jɔ̃\
137. cavaillonnais adjective, noun
138. Cavaillonnaise noun
139. cavalage noun \ka.va.laʒ\
140. Cavalaire proper noun /ka.va.lɛʁ/: Cavalaire-sur-Mer (ellipsis of Cavalaire-sur-Mer: a commune and town in Var department, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region, France)
141. cavalairois adjective, noun
142. Cavalairoise noun
143. cavalant adjective, verb /ka.va.lɑ̃/: present participle of cavaler
144. cavalcadant adjective, verb \ka.val.ka.dɑ̃\: present participle of cavalcader
145. cavalcade noun, verb /ka.val.kad/: cavalcade
146. cavalcader verb /ka.val.ka.de/: to ride with a group
147. cavalcadour adjective \ka.val.ka.duʁ\
148. cavale noun, verb /ka.val/: mare (female horse)
149. cavalement noun \ka.val.mɑ̃\
150. cavaler verb /ka.va.le/: to rush about
151. cavalerie noun /ka.val.ʁi/: cavalry
152. cavalerie légère noun \ka.val.ʁi le.ʒɛʁ\
153. cavalérien adjective, noun
154. Cavalérienne noun
155. cavalet noun \ka.va.lɛ\
156. cavaleur noun \ka.va.lœʁ\
157. cavaleuse noun \ka.va.løz\
158. Cavalié proper noun \ka.va.lje\
159. cavalier adjective, noun /ka.va.lje/: knight
160. cavalier budgétaire noun \ka.va.lje byd.ʒe.tɛʁ\
161. cavalier d’épée noun \ka.va.lje d‿e.pe\
162. cavalier de bâton noun \ka.va.lje də bɑ.tɔ̃\
163. cavalier de cœur noun \ka.va.lje də kœʁ\
164. cavalier de carreau noun \ka.va.lje də ka.ʁo\
165. cavalier de coupe noun \ka.va.lje də kup\
166. cavalier de denier noun \ka.va.lje də də.nje\
167. cavalier de jonction noun \ka.va.lje də ʒɔ̃k.sjɔ̃\
168. cavalier de l’Apocalypse noun \ka.va.lje də l‿a.pɔ.ka.lips\
169. cavalier de pique noun \ka.va.lje də pik\
170. cavalier de trèfle noun \ka.va.lje də tʁɛfl\
171. cavalier king Charles noun \ka.va.lje kiŋ ʃaʁl\
172. cavalier king Charles spaniel noun
173. cavalier législatif noun /ka.va.lje le.ʒi.sla.tif/: rider
174. cavalier servant noun \ka.va.lje sɛʁ.vɑ̃\
175. cavalier seul noun \ka.va.lje sœl\
176. cavalier social noun \ka.va.lje sɔ.sjal\
177. cavalière adjective, noun /ka.va.ljɛʁ/: feminine singular of cavalier
178. cavalièrement adverb /ka.va.ljɛʁ.mɑ̃/: offhandedly (in a cavalier manner)
179. cavalin adjective \ka.va.lɛ̃\
180. cavaline noun \ka.va.lin\
181. Cavalli proper noun
182. Cavallier proper noun
183. Cavallino proper noun
184. Cavallo proper noun \ka.va.lo\
185. cavalo noun \ka.va.lo\
186. cavalot noun \ka.va.lɔ\
187. cavalquet noun \ka.val.kɛ\
188. Cavan proper noun \ka.vɑ̃\
189. Cavanac proper noun \ka.va.nak\
190. cavanacais adjective, noun
191. Cavanacaise noun
192. Cavani proper noun \ka.va.ni\
193. Cavanna proper noun \ka.va.na\
194. cavannais adjective, noun
195. Cavannaise noun
196. cavansite noun
197. cavaquinho noun \ka.va.ki.ɲo\
198. cavarcois adjective, noun
199. Cavarcoise noun
200. Cavares noun
201. cavarma noun \ka.vaʁ.ma\
202. cavarocois adjective, noun
203. Cavarocoise noun
204. cavass noun \ka.vas\
205. cavatappi noun \ka.va.ta.pi\
206. cavatelli noun \ka.va.tɛ.li\
207. cavatine noun /ka.va.tin/: cavatina
208. cavation noun \ka.va.sjɔ̃\
209. cave adjective, noun /kav/: pitted
210. cave à liqueurs noun
211. cave à vin noun /ka.v‿a vɛ̃/: wine cellar, wine vault
212. cave d’affinage noun \kav d‿a.fi.naʒ\
213. caveat noun \ka.ve.at\
214. caveau noun /ka.vo/: crypt, sepulchre
215. cavecé adjective \kav.se\
216. caveçon noun /kav.sɔ̃/: cavesson
217. cavée noun \ka.ve\
218. Caveirac proper noun: Caveirac (a town in Gard department, Occitania, France)
219. caveiracois adjective, noun
220. Caveiracoise noun
221. cavelin noun \ka.vlɛ̃\
222. Cavendish proper noun
223. cavéole noun \ka.ve.ɔl\
224. cavéoline noun \ka.ve.ɔ.lin\
225. caver verb /ka.ve/: to dig; to mine
226. cavernaire adjective \ka.vɛʁ.nɛʁ\
227. caverne noun /ka.vɛʁn/: cavern
228. caverne d’Ali Baba noun \ka.vɛʁn da.li ba.ba\
229. caverneux adjective /ka.vɛʁ.nø/: cavernous
230. cavernicole adjective, noun /ka.vɛʁ.ni.kɔl/: cavernicolous, cave-dwelling
231. caverniforme adjective \ka.vɛʁ.ni.fɔʁm\
232. cavernite noun /ka.vɛʁ.nit/: cavernitis
233. cavernome noun \ka.vɛʁ.nom\
234. cavernosité noun \ka.vɛʁ.no.zi.te\
235. caveron noun \ka.vʁɔ̃\
236. cavessine noun \kav.sin\
237. cavesson noun \ka.vɛ.sɔ̃\
238. cavet noun \ka.vɛ\
239. cavette noun \ka.vɛt\
240. caveur noun \ka.vœʁ\
241. cavezzo noun \ka.vɛ.dzo\
242. cavi noun \ka.vi\
243. cavia noun \ka.vja\
244. caviar noun /ka.vjaʁ/: caviar
245. caviar d’aubergine noun
246. caviar rouge noun \ka.vjaʁ ʁuʒ\
247. caviardage noun /ka.vjaʁ.daʒ/: redacting
248. caviarder verb /ka.vjaʁ.de/: to redact (to censor, to black out or remove parts of a document while leaving the remainder)
249. cavicole adjective, noun \ka.vi.kɔl\
250. cavicorne adjective \ka.vi.kɔʁn\
251. cavido noun
252. cavié noun \ka.vje\
253. cavien noun \ka.vjɛ̃\
254. cavier noun \ka.vje\
255. Cavignac proper noun
256. cavignacais adjective, noun
257. Cavignacaise noun
258. cavignais adjective, noun
259. Cavignaise noun
260. Cavill proper noun
261. cavillarguais adjective, noun
262. Cavillarguaise noun
263. Cavillargues proper noun
264. cavillation noun \ka.vi.ja.sjɔ̃\
265. cavillement noun \ka.vij.mɑ̃\
266. cavillon adjective, noun \ka.vi.jɔ̃\
267. cavillonnais adjective, noun
268. Cavillonnaise noun
269. cavillonne noun \ka.vi.jɔn\
270. cavillot noun \ka.vi.jɔ\
271. cavin noun \ka.vɛ̃\
272. cavineña noun \ka.vi.ne.ŋa\
273. caviomorphe noun
274. caviot adjective, noun
275. Caviotte noun
276. cavirostre adjective
277. cavisien adjective, noun
278. Cavisienne noun
279. caviste noun /ka.vist/: cellarman (person in charge of a wine cellar)
280. cavitaire adjective \ka.vi.tɛʁ\
281. cavitation noun /ka.vi.ta.sjɔ̃/: the formation of gas bubbles in a fluid in a vacuum
282. cavitche noun \ka.vitʃ\
283. cavité noun \ka.vi.te\: cavity
284. cavité abdominale noun /ka.vi.te ab.dɔ.mi.nal/: abdominal cavity (hollow portion of the torso within the abdomen, containing the abdominal organs)
285. cavité blastocœlique noun
286. cavité buccale noun \ka.vi.te by.kal\
287. cavité cœlomique noun
288. cavité cotyloïde noun /ka.vi.te kɔ.ti.lɔ.id/: synonym of acétabule (“cotyloid cavity”)
289. cavité de dissolution noun \ka.vi.te de di.sɔ.ly.sjɔ̃\
290. cavité glénoïde du temporal noun \ka.vi.te ɡle.nɔ.id dy tɑ̃.pɔ.ʁal\
291. cavité nasale noun
292. cavité oculaire noun: eye socket
293. cavité orale noun \ka.vi.te ɔ.ʁal\
294. cavité palléale noun \ka.vi.te pa.le.al\
295. cavité péritonéale noun \ka.vi.te pe.ʁi.tɔ.ne.al\
296. cavité primitive noun
297. cavité pulpaire noun \ka.vi.te pyl.pɛʁ\
298. cavité radiative d’attaque indirecte noun \ka.vi.te ʁa.dja.tiv da.ta.k‿ɛ̃.di.ʁɛkt\
299. cavité sigmoïde noun \ka.vi.te siɡ.mɔ.id\
300. cavité tympanique noun \ka.vi.te tɛ̃.pa.nik\

Part 32 · Part 34 · French words: C

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.