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French words: cerveline to Ceyzériacoise

300 French words, part 41 of 145 of the words starting with C, A to Z. 34 have a page of their own.

French words cerveline to Ceyzériacoise

  1. cerveline noun \sɛʁ.və.lin\
  2. cervelle noun /sɛʁ.vɛl/: brain (organ of thought)
  3. cervelle d’oiseau noun \sɛʁ.vɛl d‿wa.zo\
  4. cervelle de canut noun \sɛʁ.vɛl də ka.ny\
  5. cervelle de singe noun \sɛʁ.vɛl də sɛ̃ʒ\
  6. cervellière noun: alternative form of cervelière
  7. cervennais adjective, noun
  8. Cervennaise noun
  9. Cervera proper noun
  10. Cerveteri proper noun \sɛʁ.vɛ.te.ʁi\
  11. cerveyrain adjective, noun
  12. Cerveyraine noun
  13. Cervi proper noun
  14. Cervia proper noun
  15. cervical adjective /sɛʁ.vi.kal/: cervical
  16. cervicale adjective, noun /sɛʁ.vi.kal/: feminine singular of cervical
  17. cervicalgie noun \sɛʁ.vi.kal.ʒi\
  18. cervicalgie du mobile noun \sɛʁ.vi.kal.ʒi dy mɔ.bil\
  19. cervicaliser verb \sɛʁ.vi.ka.li.ze\
  20. cervicapre adjective: Relating to the blackbuck (Antilope cervicapra)
  21. cervicarthrose noun \sɛʁ.vi.kaʁ.tʁoz\
  22. cervicite noun: cervicitis
  23. cervico- prefix
  24. cervico-brachial adjective \sɛʁ.vi.ko.bʁa.kjal\
  25. cervico-dorsal adjective \sɛʁ.vi.ko.dɔʁ.sal\
  26. cervico-occipital adjective \sɛʁ.vi.ko.ɔk.si.pi.tal\
  27. cervico-vaginal adjective \seʁ.vi.kɔ.va.ʒi.nal\
  28. cervicobranche adjective
  29. cervicodorsal adjective \sɛʁ.vi.ko.dɔʁ.sal\
  30. cervicorne adjective
  31. cervicothoracique adjective \sɛʁ.vi.ko.tɔ.ʁa.sik\
  32. cerviculé adjective \sɛʁ.vi.ky.le\
  33. cerviculture noun \sɛʁ.vi.kyl.tyʁ\
  34. cervidé noun /sɛʁ.vi.de/: cervid, deer
  35. cervidés noun \sɛʁ.vi.de\: plural of cervidé
  36. cervier adjective \sɛʁ.vje\
  37. Cervières proper noun \sɛʁ.vjɛʁ\
  38. cervièrois adjective, noun
  39. Cervièroise noun
  40. cervillois adjective, noun
  41. Cervilloise noun
  42. cervin adjective \sɛʁ.vɛ̃\
  43. Cervinia proper noun
  44. cervinisé adjective \sɛʁ.vi.ni.ze\
  45. cervionais adjective, noun \sɛʁ.vjɔ.nɛ\
  46. Cervionaise noun \sɛʁ.vjɔ.nɛz\
  47. Cervione proper noun \tʃɛʁ.vjɔ.ne\
  48. cervix noun \sɛʁ.viks\
  49. Cervo proper noun
  50. Cervois noun \sɛʁ.vwa\
  51. cervoise noun /sɛʁ.vwaz/: ale, a beer made during antiquity and the Middle Ages with barley or wheat, but without hops
  52. cervolisme noun: kite flying
  53. cervoliste noun /sɛʁ.vɔ.list/: kite flyer (person who flies kites)
  54. Cervoni proper noun
  55. cervonnais adjective, noun
  56. Cervonnaise noun
  57. céryce noun
  58. céryle noun /se.ʁil/: pied kingfisher
  59. ces determiner, noun /se.ø.ɛs/: initialism of certificat d’études secondaires: ≈ GED (high-school diploma), GCSE
  60. ces jours-ci adverb /se ʒuʁ.si/: these days, currently
  61. césa noun \se.za\
  62. Césaire proper noun \se.zɛʁ\
  63. césairien adjective, noun \se.zɛ.ʁjɛ̃\
  64. césairiser verb \se.zɛ.ʁi.ze\
  65. Césairois noun \se.zɛ.ʁwa\
  66. césalpinée noun \se.zal.pi.ne\
  67. Césalpinées noun \sə.zal.pi.ne\
  68. césalpiniacées noun \se.zal.pi.nja.se\
  69. césalpinie noun: honey locust and other trees of the subfamily Caesalpinioideae
  70. césalpinie de Gilles noun \se.zal.pi.ni də ʒil\
  71. cesançois adjective, noun
  72. Cesançoise noun
  73. césar noun /se.zaʁ/: Caesar
  74. césarchais adjective, noun
  75. Césarchaise noun
  76. césarchois adjective, noun
  77. Césarchoise noun
  78. Césarée proper noun /se.za.ʁe/: Caesarea
  79. césaréen adjective, noun /se.za.ʁe.ɛ̃/: Caesarean (of, from or relating to Caesarea)
  80. césarévitch noun \se.za.ʁe.vitʃ\
  81. césaréwitch noun \se.za.ʁe.vitʃ\
  82. Césari proper noun
  83. césaricide noun
  84. césarien adjective, noun /se.za.ʁjɛ̃/: of Caesar; Caesarian
  85. césarienne adjective, noun /se.za.ʁjɛn/: Caesarean, Caesarean section
  86. Césarine proper noun \se.za.ʁin\
  87. Césarion proper noun /se.za.ʁjɔ̃/: Caesarion
  88. césariser verb /se.za.ʁi.ze/: to grant the César Award to (a nominee)
  89. césarisme noun /se.za.ʁism/: Caesarism
  90. césarisme démocratique noun \se.za.ʁism de.mɔ.kʁa.tik\
  91. césariste adjective, noun \se.za.ʁist\
  92. césaro-papisme noun \se.za.ʁo.pa.pism\
  93. césaro-papiste adjective, noun \se.za.ʁo.pa.pist\
  94. césaropapisme noun /se.za.ʁo.pa.pism/: caesaropapism
  95. césaropapiste adjective, noun \se.za.ʁo.pa.pist\
  96. césarvillois adjective, noun
  97. césarvillois-dossainvillois adjective, noun
  98. Césarvilloise noun
  99. Césarvilloise-Dossainvilloise noun
  100. césate noun \se.zat\
  101. CESC noun
  102. cescalois adjective, noun
  103. Cescaloise noun
  104. cescois adjective, noun
  105. Cescoise noun
  106. Cesdip proper noun
  107. Cese proper noun
  108. Cesena proper noun
  109. Cesenatico proper noun
  110. Césène proper noun
  111. céseron noun \sez.ʁɔ̃\
  112. césine noun /se.zin/: caesium hydroxide
  113. césium noun /se.zjɔm/: cesium
  114. césium-analcime noun \se.zjɔ.m‿a.nal.sim\
  115. cesky terrier noun
  116. cesne noun \sɛn\
  117. cesoird'hui adverb \sə.swaʁ.dɥi\: this evening
  118. CESP proper noun
  119. cespiteuse adjective \sɛs.pi.tøz\: feminine singular of cespiteux
  120. cespiteuses adjective \sɛs.pi.tøz\: feminine plural of cespiteux
  121. cespiteux adjective /sɛs.pi.tø/: cespitous (having several stems or trunks from the same root system and close to one another, forming a compact or bushy tuft)
  122. cespitosité noun \sɛs.pi.to.zi.te\
  123. CESS noun \se.ø.ɛs.ɛs\
  124. Cessac proper noun
  125. cessacais adjective, noun
  126. Cessacaise noun
  127. cessalois adjective, noun
  128. Cessaloise noun
  129. cessanais adjective, noun \sɛ.sa.nɛ\
  130. Cessanaise noun \sɛ.sa.nɛz\
  131. Cessange proper noun
  132. cessant adjective, verb /sɛ.sɑ̃/: in the process of stopping
  133. cessatif adjective, noun \se.sa.tif\
  134. cessation noun /sɛ.sa.sjɔ̃/: cessation
  135. cessation de paiement noun \sɛ.sa.sjɔ̃ də pɛ.mɑ̃\
  136. cessation définitive d’exploitation noun \sɛ.sa.sjɔ̃ de.fi.ni.tiv dɛks.plwa.ta.sjɔ̃\
  137. cessation des paiements noun \sɛ.sa.sjɔ̃ de pɛ.mɑ̃\
  138. cesse noun, verb /sɛs/: end
  139. Cessenon proper noun
  140. cessenonais adjective, noun
  141. Cessenonaise noun
  142. cesser verb /sɛ.se/: to cease; to stop
  143. cesser le feu verb \se.se lə fø\
  144. cesserais adjective, noun, verb /sɛ.sʁɛ/: first/second-person singular conditional of cesser
  145. Cesseraise noun
  146. Cesset proper noun
  147. cessetois adjective, noun
  148. Cessetoise noun
  149. cesseur noun \sɛ.sœʁ\: synonym of cédant
  150. cessevillais adjective, noun
  151. Cessevillaise noun
  152. Cessey proper noun
  153. cessez-le-feu noun /sɛ.se.l(ə).fø/: ceasefire
  154. cessibilité noun /sɛ.si.bi.li.te/: transferability
  155. cessible adjective /sɛ.sibl/: transferable
  156. cessien adjective, noun
  157. Cessienne noun
  158. cessièrois adjective, noun
  159. Cessièroise noun
  160. Cessieu proper noun
  161. cessieutois adjective, noun
  162. Cessieutoise noun
  163. cession noun /sɛ.sjɔ̃/: cession
  164. cession-bail noun \sɛ.sjɔ̃.baj\
  165. cessionnaire noun /sɛ.sjɔ.nɛʁ/: assignee, cessionary
  166. cessois adjective, noun
  167. Cessoise noun
  168. Cessole proper noun
  169. Cesson proper noun
  170. cessonnais adjective, noun \sɛ.sɔ.nɛ\
  171. Cessonnaise noun
  172. cessoyen adjective, noun
  173. Cessoyenne noun
  174. Cessy proper noun \se.si\
  175. cessycois adjective, noun
  176. Cessycoise noun
  177. CEST noun
  178. cesta punta noun
  179. cestadais adjective, noun
  180. Cestadaise noun
  181. Cestas proper noun
  182. cestayrolais adjective, noun
  183. Cestayrolaise noun
  184. ceste noun /sɛst/: cestus (boxing glove)
  185. cestiphore noun \sɛs.ti.fɔʁ\
  186. cestode noun \sɛs.tɔd\
  187. cestodose noun
  188. cestodose larvaire noun
  189. cestoïde adjective, noun \sɛs.tɔ.id\
  190. cestre noun \sɛstʁ\
  191. cestreau noun \sɛ.stʁo\: cestrum (of the genus Cestrum)
  192. cestreau nocturne noun \sɛ.stʁo nɔk.tyʁn\
  193. cestriforme adjective \sɛs.tʁi.fɔʁm\
  194. cestuy-là pronoun
  195. CESU noun \se.zy\
  196. césure noun /se.zyʁ/: caesura (a pause or interruption)
  197. césurer verb \se.zy.ʁe\
  198. cet determiner, noun /sɛ.t‿/: this
  199. cet habit fait peur aux larrons, il montre la corde phrase \sɛ.t‿a.bi fɛ pœ.ʁ‿o la.ʁɔ̃ il mɔ̃.tʁə la kɔʁd\
  200. cétacé adjective, noun /se.ta.se/: cetacean
  201. cétal noun: ketal
  202. cétancodontes noun \se.tɑ̃.kɔ.dɔ̃t\
  203. cétane noun /se.tan/: cetane
  204. cétanol noun \se.ta.nɔl\
  205. cétartiodactyle noun \se.taʁ.tjɔ.dak.til\
  206. cétartiodactyles noun \se.taʁ.tjɔ.dak.til\
  207. cétazine noun /se.ta.zin/: azine
  208. céteau noun \se.to\
  209. cétène noun /se.tɛn/: ketene
  210. cetera adverb, noun, phrase /ɛt se.te.ʁa/: alternative form of et cetera
  211. cétérac noun \se.te.ʁak\: alternative form of cétérach
  212. cétérac officinal noun \se.te.ʁa.k‿ɔ.fi.si.nal\
  213. cétérach noun \se.te.ʁak\: ceterach
  214. cétérach officinal noun \se.te.ʁa.k‿ɔ.fi.si.nal\
  215. ceteris paribus adverb \ke.te.ʁis pa.ʁi.bus\
  216. ceteris paribus sic stantibus adverb \ke.te.ʁis pa.ʁi.bus sik stan.ti.bus\
  217. cétide noun /se.tid/: ketide
  218. cétine noun /se.tin/: cetin
  219. cétiosaure noun \se.tjɔ.zɔʁ\
  220. cétirizine noun \se.ti.ʁi.zin\
  221. céto- prefix: keto-
  222. cétoacide noun: ketoacid
  223. cétoacidose noun: ketoacidosis
  224. cétoformateur adjective
  225. cétogène adjective \se.tɔ.ʒɛn\
  226. cétogenèse noun: ketogenesis
  227. cétogénique adjective: ketogenic
  228. cétoglutarique adjective: ketoglutaric
  229. cétographie noun \se.tɔ.ɡʁa.fi\
  230. cétohexose noun \se.tɔ.eɡ.zoz\: ketohexose
  231. cétoine noun \se.twan\: chafer (type of beetle)
  232. cétoine doré noun \se.twan dɔ.ʁe\
  233. cétoine dorée noun \se.twan dɔ.ʁe\
  234. cétol noun /se.tɔl/: ketol
  235. cétoliser verb \se.tɔ.li.ze\
  236. cétologie noun \se.tɔ.lɔ.ʒi\
  237. cétologique adjective \se.tɔ.lɔ.ʒik\
  238. cétologiste noun \se.tɔ.lɔ.ʒist\
  239. cétologue noun \se.tɔ.lɔɡ\
  240. Ceton proper noun \sə.tɔ̃\
  241. cétone noun /se.tɔn/: ketone
  242. cétonémie noun \se.tɔ.ne.mi\
  243. cétonique adjective \se.tɔ.nik\: ketonic
  244. cetonnais adjective, noun \sə.tɔ.nɛ\
  245. Cetonnaise noun
  246. cétonurie noun \se.tɔ.ny.ʁi\
  247. cétopentose noun
  248. cétose noun /se.toz/: ketose (saccharide containing a ketone functional group)
  249. cétostéroïde noun \se.tɔs.te.ʁɔ.id\
  250. cétotétrose noun
  251. cétotriose noun: ketotriose
  252. cétraire noun \se.tʁɛʁ\
  253. cétrarine noun /se.tʁa.ʁin/: cetrarin
  254. cettui determiner
  255. cetui-là pronoun \sə.tɥi.la\
  256. cétylique adjective \se.ti.lik\: cetylic
  257. Ceulemans proper noun \sø.lə.mans\
  258. ceulles pronoun \søl\
  259. ceuss noun, pronoun \søs\
  260. ceusses noun, pronoun \søs\
  261. Ceuta proper noun \se.u.ta\
  262. ceutien adjective, noun
  263. ceux pronoun /sø/: masculine plural of celui: those
  264. ceux-ci pronoun /sø.si/: masculine plural of celui-ci: these ones, the latter ones
  265. ceux qui savent, savent phrase
  266. ceuxELLES pronoun \sø.sɛl\
  267. Ceva proper noun
  268. cévade noun \se.vad\
  269. cévadille noun \se.va.dij\
  270. cévadine noun \se.va.din\
  271. cévadique adjective
  272. cévenne noun \se.vɛn\
  273. Cévennes proper noun \se.vɛn\: Cévennes
  274. cévenol adjective, noun \sev.nɔl\: of the Cévennes region
  275. cévenole adjective, noun \sev.nɔl\: feminine singular of cévenol
  276. ceviche noun /se.vit.ʃe/: ceviche
  277. cévidine noun \se.vi.din\
  278. cévienne noun \se.vjɛn\
  279. cévine noun \se.vin\
  280. cevinois adjective, noun
  281. Cevinoise noun
  282. Cevipof proper noun
  283. Ceylan proper noun /sɛ.lɑ̃/: Ceylon (former name of Sri Lanka: an island country in South Asia)
  284. ceylanais adjective, noun \se.la.nɛ\
  285. Ceylanaise noun \se.la.nɛz\
  286. Ceyrac proper noun
  287. ceyradais adjective, noun
  288. Ceyradaise noun
  289. Ceyrat proper noun \se.ʁa\
  290. ceyratois adjective, noun
  291. Ceyratoise noun
  292. Ceyreste proper noun
  293. ceyresten adjective, noun
  294. Ceyrestenne noun
  295. ceyssacois adjective, noun
  296. Ceyssacoise noun
  297. ceyssatois adjective, noun
  298. Ceyssatoise noun
  299. ceyzériacois adjective, noun
  300. Ceyzériacoise noun

Part 40 · Part 42 · 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.