French words: Dalin to dampsois

French words Dalin to dampsois

1. Dalin proper noun
2. dalinien adjective /da.li.njɛ̃/: of Salvador Dalí or his style; Daliesque
3. dalinienne adjective \da.li.njɛn\: feminine singular of dalinien
4. dalit noun \da.lit\
5. Dalkeith proper noun
6. Dalkia proper noun
7. dallage noun /da.laʒ/: paving (on the pavement, etc.)
8. Dallaire proper noun /da.lɛʁ/: Dallaire: a surname, mostly found in Quebec
9. dallasser verb \da.la.se\
10. dalle noun, verb /dal/: slab, flagstone
11. dalle alvéolée noun \da.l‿al.ve.o.le\
12. dalle d’éveil à la vigilance noun
13. dalle de fermeture noun \dal də fɛʁ.mə.tyʁ\
14. daller verb /da.le/: to pave with slabs
15. Dallet proper noun \da.le\
16. dalleton adjective, noun
17. Dalletone noun
18. dallette noun \da.lɛt\
19. dalleur noun \da.lœʁ\
20. dalleuse noun \da.løz\
21. dalleux adjective, noun /da.lø/: on the prowl, eager for sex, sexually frustrated
22. Dallon proper noun
23. dallonois adjective, noun
24. Dallonoise noun
25. dallot noun \da.lo\
26. Dalmas proper noun \dal.mas\
27. dalmate adjective, noun /dal.mat/: of Dalmatia; Dalmatian
28. Dalmatie proper noun /dal.ma.si/: Dalmatia (a historical region of Croatia, on the eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea)
29. dalmatien adjective, noun /dal.ma.sjɛ̃/: Dalmatian
30. dalmatienne noun \dal.ma.sjɛn\: female equivalent of dalmatien
31. dalmatique noun /dal.ma.tik/: dalmatic
32. dalmatiser verb \dal.ma.ti.ze\
33. dalmatophone adjective, noun \dal.ma.tɔ.fɔn\
34. dalmazanais adjective, noun
35. Dalmazanaise noun
36. Dalmont proper noun
37. DALO noun: acronym of droit au logement opposable: redeemable right to housing
38. daloïde adjective
39. dalon noun \da.lɔ̃\
40. dalot noun /da.lo/: scupper
41. dalou noun \da.lu\
42. dalousien adjective, noun
43. Dalousienne noun
44. Dalquiérois noun \dal.kje.ʁwa\
45. Dalrymple proper noun
46. Dalstein proper noun
47. Dalston proper noun
48. dalton noun \dal.tɔn\
49. daltonide noun \dal.tɔ.nid\
50. daltonien adjective, noun /dal.tɔ.njɛ̃/: color blind
51. daltonienne adjective, noun /dal.tɔ.njɛn/: feminine singular of daltonien
52. daltoniser verb \dal.tɔ.ni.ze\
53. daltonisme noun /dal.tɔ.nism/: daltonism (red-green color blindness)
54. daltoniste adjective, noun /dal.tɔ.nist/: daltonist
55. Daluis proper noun
56. daluisien adjective, noun
57. Daluisienne noun
58. Dalva proper noun
59. Daly proper noun
60. dam interjection, noun /dam/: damage
61. damacène adjective, noun \da.ma.sɛn\
62. damad noun \da.mad\
63. damage noun \da.maʒ\
64. damalisque noun \da.ma.lisk\
65. damalisque à front blanc noun
66. damalisque à queue blanche noun
67. damalisque de Hunter noun \da.ma.lisk də œn.tœʁ\
68. damalisque sassabi noun
69. daman noun /da.mɑ̃/: hyrax (any species of the order Hyracoidea)
70. daman arboricole noun
71. daman de forêt pluviale noun
72. daman de Rhodésie noun
73. daman de steppe noun
74. daman des arbres noun
75. daman des rochers noun
76. daman des steppes noun
77. daman du Cap noun
78. daman du Hoggar noun
79. daman gris noun
80. daman Israël noun
81. damante adjective \da.mɑ̃t\
82. damar noun \da.maʁ\
83. damar de l’Est noun
84. damara adjective \da.ma.ʁa\
85. Damaraland proper noun \da.ma.ʁa.lɑ̃d\
86. damaras noun \da.ma.ʁɑ\
87. damarine noun \da.ma.ʁin\
88. Damaris proper noun \da.ma.ʁis\
89. Damart proper noun
90. damas noun, verb /da.ma/: second-person singular past historic of damer
91. damascène adjective, noun /da.ma.sɛn/: Damascene
92. damascénine noun \da.ma.se.nin\
93. damascénone noun \da.ma.se.nɔn\
94. Damase proper noun
95. damasien adjective, noun \da.ma.zjɛ̃\
96. Damasio proper noun
97. damasquette noun \da.mas.kɛt\
98. damasquin adjective, noun /da.mas.kɛ̃/: damascene
99. damasquinage noun /da.mas.ki.naʒ/: damascening
100. damasquine adjective, noun, verb /da.mas.ki.ne/: first/third-person singular present indicative/subjunctive
101. damasquinée adjective, verb \da.mas.ki.ne\: feminine singular of damasquiné
102. damasquiner verb /da.mas.ki.ne/: to damascene
103. damasquinerie noun \da.mas.kin.ʁi\
104. damasquineur noun /da.mas.ki.nœʁ/: "damascener"
105. damasquineuse noun \da.mas.ki.nøz\
106. damasquinure noun \da.mas.ki.nyʁ\
107. damassade noun \da.mɑ.sad\
108. damassé adjective, noun, verb /da.mas/: the fabric damassé, which is woven figured like damask
109. damasser verb /da.ma.se/: "to damask, to work damask-like"
110. damasserie noun \da.mɑs.ʁi\
111. damasseur noun /da.ma.sœʁ/: "damask-weaver, damask-worker"
112. damassin noun \da.mɑ.sɛ̃\
113. damassine noun \da.ma.sin\
114. damassinier noun \da.ma.si.nje\
115. damassure noun /da.ma.syʁ/: "damasking, damask-work"
116. Damaturu proper noun \da.ma.tu.ʁu\
117. Damazan proper noun
118. damazanais adjective, noun \da.ma.za.nɛ\
119. Damazanaise noun \da.ma.za.nɛz\
120. Damba proper noun
121. Dambach proper noun
122. dambachois adjective, noun
123. Dambachoise noun
124. dambe noun
125. Dambelin proper noun
126. dambelinois adjective, noun
127. Dambelinoise noun
128. Dambeneuse noun
129. dambeneux adjective, noun
130. dambenoisien adjective, noun
131. Dambenoisienne noun
132. Damblain proper noun
133. damblainvillais adjective, noun
134. Damblainvillaise noun
135. damblinois adjective, noun
136. Damblinoise noun
137. damboura noun
138. dambronais adjective, noun
139. Dambronaise noun
140. dame adjective, interjection, noun, verb /dam/: lady
141. dame-aubert noun \da.mo.bɛʁ\
142. dame auxilliatrice noun \dam ok.si.lja.tʁis\
143. dame-berri noun \dam.bɛ.ʁi\
144. dame blanche noun /dam blɑ̃ʃ/: a type of dessert resembling the sundae
145. dame d’annonce noun \dam d‿a.nɔ̃s\
146. dame d’atours noun \dam d‿a.tuʁ\
147. dame d'honneur noun /dam d‿ɔ.nœʁ/: maid of honor/matron of honor, lady-in-waiting
148. dame d’onze heures noun \dam.d‿ɔ̃.z‿œʁ\
149. dame d’œuvre noun \dam d‿œvʁ\
150. dame de cœur noun \dam də kœʁ\
151. dame de carreau noun \dam də ka.ʁo\
152. dame de charité noun \dam də ʃa.ʁi.te\
153. dame de compagnie noun /dam də kɔ̃.pa.ɲi/: dame de compagnie, lady-in-waiting
154. dame de cour noun
155. dame de fer noun \dam də fɛʁ\
156. dame de nage noun /dam də naʒ/: oarlock, rowlock (usually U-shaped pivot attached to the gunwale of a boat that supports and guides an oar, and provides a fulcrum for rowing)
157. dame de nuit noun \dam də nyi\
158. dame de pique noun \dam də pik\
159. dame de trèfle noun \dam də pik\
160. dame des pensées noun \dam də pɑ̃.se\
161. Dame du lac noun \dam dy lak\
162. dame-jeanne noun /dam.ʒan/: demijohn (bottle)
163. Dame Nature noun /dam na.tyʁ/: Mother Nature
164. dame patronnesse noun /dam pa.tʁɔ.nɛs/: patroness
165. dame pipi noun \dam pi.pi\
166. dame-ronde noun \dam.ʁɔ̃d\
167. dame verte noun \dam vɛʁt\
168. damedieu noun /da.mə.djø/: God Almighty
169. damel noun \da.mɛl\
170. Damelacois noun \dam.la.kwa\
171. damelibairien adjective, noun
172. Damelibairienne noun
173. damelot noun \dam.lɔ\
174. damer verb /da.me/: to queen (transform a pawn into a queen, by advancing it to the opponent's side of the board)
175. damer le pion verb /da.me lə pjɔ̃/: to trounce, to dominate
176. daméraucourtois adjective, noun
177. Daméraucourtoise noun
178. dameret noun \dam.ʁɛ\
179. damerette noun \dam.ʁɛt\
180. damerois adjective, noun
181. Dameroise noun
182. Damery proper noun
183. dames noun, verb /dam/: plural of dame
184. dames brésiliennes noun \dam bʁe.zi.ljɛn\
185. dames chinoises noun \dam ʃi.nwas\
186. Damesme proper noun
187. damet noun \da.mɛ\
188. damette noun \da.mɛt\
189. dameur noun \da.mœʁ\
190. dameuse noun /da.møz/: snow groomer
191. dameziat adjective, noun
192. Dameziate noun
193. Damgan proper noun \dam.ɡɑ̃\
194. damganais adjective, noun
195. Damganaise noun
196. Damia proper noun \da.mja\
197. Damian proper noun \da.mjɑ̃\
198. Damiana proper noun \da.mja.na\
199. damiane noun \da.mjan\
200. Damiani proper noun \da.mja.ni\
201. damiattois adjective, noun
202. Damiattoise noun
203. damicorne adjective
204. Damien noun \da.mjɛ̃\
205. damiéniste noun \da.mje.nist\
206. Damienne noun \da.mjɛn\
207. Damiennois noun \da.mjɛ.nwa\
208. Damiens proper noun \da.mjɛ̃s\
209. damier noun /da.mje/: draughtboard (UK), checkerboard (US)
210. damier athalie noun \da.mje a.ta.li\
211. damier de la succise noun
212. damier des marais noun
213. damier du plantain noun
214. damier noir noun
215. damier orangé noun
216. damier printanier noun
217. damiette noun \da.mjɛt\
218. damignien adjective, noun
219. Damignienne noun
220. Damigny proper noun \da.mi.ɲi\
221. daminozide noun \da.mi.nɔ.zid\
222. damioche noun \da.mjɔʃ\
223. damique adjective \da.mik\
224. damiste adjective, noun \da.mist\
225. damistique adjective \da.mis.tik\
226. Damloup proper noun
227. Damm proper noun
228. damma noun /da.ma/: damma
229. dammam noun \da.mam\
230. Dammann proper noun
231. dammar noun \da.maʁ\
232. dammardois adjective, noun
233. Dammardoise noun
234. Dammarie proper noun
235. dammarien adjective, noun
236. Dammarienne noun
237. dammariote adjective, noun
238. dammarois adjective, noun
239. Dammaroise noun
240. Dammartin proper noun \da.maʁ.tɛ̃\
241. dammartinois adjective, noun
242. Dammartinoise noun
243. dammatan noun
244. Damme proper noun
245. dammois adjective, noun
246. Dammoise noun
247. damnable adjective /da.nabl/: damnable
248. damnablement adverb /da.na.blə.mɑ̃/: damnably
249. damnant adjective, verb /da.nɑ̃/: present participle of damner
250. damnateur noun \da.na.tœʁ\
251. damnatio ad bestias noun \dam.na.sjo ad bes.tjas\
252. damnatio memoriae noun \dam.na.sjo me.mo.ʁje\
253. damnation interjection, noun /da.na.sjɔ̃/: damnation
254. damnation éternelle noun \da.na.sjɔ̃ e.tɛʁ.nɛl\
255. damné adjective, noun, verb /da.ne/: first/third-person singular present indicative/subjunctive
256. damnée noun, verb /da.ne/: feminine singular of damné
257. damnement noun \dɑn.mɑ̃\
258. damner verb /da.ne/: to damn (to condemn as unfit etc.)
259. damnez verb /dam.ne/: second-person plural present indicative/imperative of damner
260. damoche noun \da.mɔʃ\
261. Damoclès proper noun /da.mɔ.klɛs/: Damocles
262. damocloïde noun \da.mɔ.klɔ.id\
263. damoiseau noun /da.mwa.zo/: young man
264. damoiselle noun /da.mwa.zɛl/: (noble) lady
265. damos noun
266. Damour proper noun \da.muʁ\
267. damourite noun \da.mu.ʁit\
268. damouritiser verb \da.mu.ʁi.ti.ze\
269. damouséen adjective, noun
270. Damouséenne noun
271. damouzien adjective, noun
272. Damouzienne noun
273. Damp proper noun
274. damparisien adjective, noun
275. Damparisienne noun
276. dampfschiff noun
277. dampha noun
278. Damphousse proper noun
279. dampicourtois adjective, noun
280. Dampicourtoise noun
281. dampierrais adjective, noun
282. Dampierraise noun
283. Dampierre proper noun \dɑ̃.pjɛʁ\
284. dampierrois adjective, noun
285. Dampierroise noun
286. dampierrot adjective, noun
287. Dampierrote noun
288. Dampmart proper noun
289. dampmartois adjective, noun
290. Dampmartoise noun
291. dampniacois adjective, noun
292. Dampniacoise noun
293. damprémois adjective, noun
294. Damprémoise noun
295. Dampremy proper noun \dɑ̃.ʁe.mi\
296. damprichard adjective, noun \dɑ̃.ʁi.ʃaʁ\
297. Dampricharde noun
298. dampsmesnilien adjective, noun
299. Dampsmesnilienne noun
300. dampsois adjective, noun

Part 2 · Part 4 · French words: D

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 D: 22,371 words, in 75 parts.