French words: Dargnies to daudétien
300 French words, part 6 of 75 of the words starting with D, A to Z. 31 have a page of their own.
French words Dargnies to daudétien
- Dargnies proper noun \daʁ.ɲi\
- Dargoire proper noun
- dargorien adjective, noun
- Dargorienne noun
- darguine adjective, noun \daʁ.ɡin\
- dargwa adjective, noun \daʁ.ɡwa\
- darhut noun
- dari noun /da.ʁi/: Dari
- Daria proper noun \da.ʁja\
- Darian proper noun
- darija noun \da.ʁi.ʒa\: Darija (Moroccan variety of spoken Arabic)
- Darijo proper noun \da.ʁi.jo\
- darijophone adjective, noun
- darin noun \da.ʁɛ̃\
- Dario proper noun \da.ʁjo\
- dariolage noun \da.ʁjɔ.laʒ\
- dariole noun /da.ʁjɔl/: dariole
- darioler verb \da.ʁjɔ.le\
- dariolet noun \da.ʁjɔ.lɛ\
- dariolette noun \da.ʁjɔ.lɛt\
- darioleur noun \da.ʁjɔ.lœʁ\
- Darion proper noun
- darique noun /da.ʁik/: daric
- Darius proper noun \da.ʁjys\
- Dariush proper noun \da.ʁjuʃ\
- darivette noun \da.ʁi.vɛt\
- darivote noun \da.ʁi.vɔt\
- darivotte noun \da.ʁi.vɔt\
- darjeeling noun \daʁd.ʒi.liŋ\
- dark adjective, noun \daʁk\
- dark ambient noun \daʁ.k‿ɑ̃.bjɛnt\
- dark electro noun \daʁ.k‿e.lɛk.tʁo\
- dark kitchen noun \daʁk kit.ʃɛn\: dark kitchen: synonym of cuisine fantôme (“phantom kitchen, ghost kitchen”)
- dark metal noun \daʁk me.tal\
- dark pattern noun \daʁk pa.tɛʁn\
- dark psy noun \daʁk psi\
- dark psytrance noun \daʁk psi.tʁɑ̃s\
- dark romance noun \daʁk ʁɔ.mɑ̃s\
- dark store noun \daʁk stɔʁ\
- dark wave noun \daʁk wɛv\
- dark wave néo-classique noun \daʁk wɛv ne.o.kla.sik\
- dark web noun \daʁk wɛb\
- darka adjective, noun \daʁ.kɑ\
- darkcore noun \daʁk.kɔʁ\
- darknet noun \daʁk.nɛt\
- Darko proper noun
- darkroom noun
- darkside noun \daʁk.sajd\
- darkstep noun \daʁk.stɛp\
- darkverse noun \dɑʁk.vɛʁs\
- darkwave noun \daʁk.wɛv\
- darkweb noun \daʁk.wɛb\
- Darlène proper noun \daʁ.lɛn\
- Darleux proper noun
- Darline proper noun \daʁ.lin\
- darling noun
- Darlington proper noun
- Darlton proper noun
- darlu noun /daʁ.ly/: police officer
- darmanesque adjective \daʁ.ma.nɛsk\
- Darmanin proper noun \daʁ.ma.nɛ̃\
- darmanisation noun \daʁ.ma.ni.za.sjɔ̃\
- darmannois adjective, noun
- Darmannoise noun
- Darmesteter proper noun: a surname
- Darmont proper noun
- Darmstadt proper noun
- darmstadtate noun \daʁm.ʃta.tat\
- darmstadtium noun /daʁm.sta.tjɔm/: darmstadtium
- darnachaud adjective, noun
- Darnachaude noun
- darnaga noun \daʁ.na.ɡa\
- darnagas noun \daʁ.na.ɡas\
- darnagasse noun \daʁ.na.ɡas\
- Darnand proper noun \daʁ.nɑ̃\
- darne adjective, noun /daʁn/: steak (of fish), fillet
- darnéen adjective, noun
- Darnéenne noun
- Darnell proper noun
- Darnétal proper noun
- darnétalais adjective, noun \daʁ.ne.ta.lɛ\
- Darnétalaise noun
- darnette noun \daʁ.nɛt\
- darnetzien adjective, noun
- Darnetzienne noun
- Darney proper noun \daʁ.ne\
- darnieullien adjective, noun
- Darnieullienne noun
- darnillon noun \daʁ.ni.jɔ̃\
- darnios adjective, noun
- Darniose noun
- Daroca proper noun
- Darois proper noun
- daroisien adjective, noun
- Daroisienne noun
- daron noun /da.ʁɔ̃/: old man (father)
- daronesque adjective \da.ʁɔ.nɛsk\
- daronnade noun \da.ʁo.nad\
- daronne noun /da.ʁɔn/: mum, mom
- daronner verb \da.ʁɔ.ne\
- daronnerie noun \da.ʁɔ.nə.ʁi\
- daronnesque adjective \da.ʁɔ.nɛsk\
- darou noun \da.ʁu\
- darphin noun \daʁ.fɛ̃\
- darrac noun \da.ʁak\
- darracq noun \da.ʁak\
- darraque noun \da.ʁak\
- Darras proper noun \da.ʁas\
- Darren proper noun
- Darrieussecq proper noun
- Darrigade proper noun \da.ʁi.gad\
- Darrigrand proper noun /da.ʁi.ɡʁɑ̃/: a surname from Occitan
- darriwilien adjective, noun \da.ʁi.wi.ljɛ̃\
- Darro proper noun
- Darroussin proper noun
- Darroze proper noun
- Darry proper noun
- darsana noun \daʁ.ʃa.na\
- darse noun /daʁs/: wet dock
- darshan noun \daʁ.ʃan\
- darshana noun \daʁ.ʃa.na\
- darsine noun \daʁ.sin\
- darsonvalisation noun \daʁ.sɔ̃.va.li.za.sjɔ̃\
- darsonvaliser verb \daʁ.sɔ̃.va.li.ze\
- dart noun \daʁ\
- Dartford proper noun
- dartmoor noun
- Dartmouth proper noun
- dartois noun /daʁ.twa/: a kind of sweet pie or pastry
- Darton proper noun
- dartos noun \daʁ.tɔs\
- dartre noun /daʁtʁ/: tetter (or similar skin condition)
- dartreux adjective, noun /daʁ.tʁø/: herpetic
- dartrier noun \daʁ.tʁi.je\
- dartrose noun /daʁ.tʁoz/: black dot (disease)
- daru noun \da.ʁy\
- darug noun \da.ʁuɡ\
- darvaultois adjective, noun
- Darvaultoise noun
- Darveau proper noun \daʁ.vo\
- darvoisien adjective, noun
- Darvoisienne noun
- Darwin proper noun \daʁ.win\
- darwinien adjective /da.ʁwi.njɛ̃/: Darwinian
- darwinienne adjective \daʁ.wi.njɛn\: feminine singular of darwinien
- darwiniennes adjective \daʁ.wi.njɛn\: feminine plural of darwinien
- darwiniens adjective \daʁ.wi.njɛ̃\: masculine plural of darwinien
- darwiniser verb \daʁ.wi.ni.ze\
- darwinisme noun /da.ʁwi.nism/: Darwinism
- darwiniste adjective, noun /da.ʁwi.nist/: Darwinist
- das noun /das/: AIDS
- daschi noun
- Dasein noun \da.zajn\
- dash noun \daʃ\
- dashcam noun \daʃ.kam\
- dashi noun /da.ʃi/: dashi
- dashiki noun \da.ʃi.ki\
- dashlet noun
- dasia noun \da.zja\
- daslois adjective, noun
- Dasloise noun
- dasplétosaure noun \das.ple.to.zɔʁ\
- DASRI noun \das.ʁi\
- dass proper noun \das\
- Dassa proper noun \da.sa\
- Dassin proper noun
- Dassonville proper noun
- dastar noun \das.taʁ\
- dasy- prefix \da.zi\
- dasyanthe adjective \da.zjɑ̃t\
- dasycarpe adjective \da.zi.kaʁp\
- dasycaule adjective
- dasycéphale adjective \da.zi.se.fal\
- dasygastre adjective \da.zi.ɡastʁ\
- dasymalle adjective
- dasyorne noun \da.zjɔʁn\
- dasype adjective
- dasypeltis noun \da.zi.pɛl.tis\
- dasyphylle adjective \da.zi.fil\
- dasypleure adjective
- dasypode noun \da.zi.pɔd\
- dasyproctidé noun: dasyproctid
- dasystachyé adjective \da.zi.sta.kje\
- dasystémone adjective \da.zi.ste.mɔn\
- dasystyle adjective \da.zi.stil\
- dasyure noun /da.zjyʁ/: dasyure
- dat. noun \da.tif\
- data noun, verb /da.ta/: third-person singular past historic of dater
- data analyst noun \da.ta a.na.list\
- data broker noun \da.ta.bʁɔ.kœʁ\
- data mining noun \da.ta maj.niŋ\
- data scientifique noun: synonym of scientifique de données (“data scientist”)
- data scientist noun \da.ta sa.jɑ̃.tist\
- data worker noun \da.ta.wœʁ.kœʁ\
- database noun: database
- datable adjective /da.tabl/: dateable (That may be ascribed a date or age)
- datacenter noun \da.ta.sɛn.tœʁ\
- datacombes noun
- datacratie noun \da.ta.kʁa.si\
- datage noun /da.taʒ/: dating (not the romantic type)
- datagramme noun /da.ta.ɡʁam/: datagram
- dataire adjective, noun /da.tɛʁ/: datary
- dataïsme noun \da.ta.ism\
- datajournalisme noun \da.ta.ʒuʁ.na.lism\
- datal noun \da.tal\
- datalogie noun \da.ta.lɔ.ʒi\
- datamart noun \da.ta.maʁt\
- datamasse noun \da.ta.mas\
- dataminer noun, verb \da.ta.mi.ne\
- DATAR proper noun \da.taʁ\
- datasheet noun \da.ta.ʃit\
- datasphère noun
- datathèque noun \da.ta.tɛk\
- datathon noun: datathon
- datation noun /da.ta.sjɔ̃/: dating (action of determining the date of something)
- datation absolue noun \da.ta.sjɔ̃ ab.sɔ.ly\
- datation croisée noun \da.ta.sjɔ̃ kʁwa.ze\
- datation relative noun \da.ta.sjɔ̃ ʁə.la.tiv\
- datavisualisation noun /da.ta.vi.zɥa.li.za.sjɔ̃/: data visualization (statistical graphics)
- dataviz noun /da.ta.viz/: clipping of datavisualisation
- dataware noun \da.ta.wɛʁ\
- datawarehouse noun \da.ta.wɛ.ʁaws\
- datcha noun /dat.ʃa/: dacha
- date adjective, noun, verb /dat/: date (point in time)
- date butoir noun /dat by.twaʁ/: deadline, closing date; cutoff date
- date d’expiration noun \dat d‿ɛks.pi.ʁa.sjɔ̃\
- date de naissance noun /dat də nɛ.sɑ̃s/: birthdate, date of birth
- date de péremption noun /dat də pe.ʁɑ̃p.sjɔ̃/: expiry date; expiration date; use-by date
- date de valeur noun \dat də va.lœʁ\
- date julienne noun \dat ʒy.ljɛn\
- date limite noun /dat li.mit/: deadline; cutoff date
- dater verb /da.te/: to date, to add a date onto something
- dater de loin verb \da.te də lwɛ̃\
- daterie noun \dat.ʁi\
- dateur adjective, noun /da.tœʁ/: date-indicating
- Dath proper noun
- DATI noun \dati\
- datif adjective, noun /da.tif/: dative, dative case
- datif éthique noun /da.tif e.tik/: ethical dative
- datil noun
- dation noun /da.sjɔ̃/: the act of giving
- datisca noun \da.ti.ska\
- datiscacée noun \da.tis.ka.se\
- datiscétine noun \da.ti.se.tin\
- datiscine noun /da.ti.sin/: datiscin
- datiscinée noun \da.ti.si.ne\
- datisme noun \da.tism\
- datisque noun \da.tisk\
- dato noun
- datolite noun \da.tɔ.lit\: datolite
- Datsun noun
- datte noun /dat/: date (fruit)
- datte chinoise noun \dat ʃi.nwaz\
- datte de mer noun
- datteraie noun \da.t(ə.)ʁɛ\
- dattier noun /da.tje/: date palm
- dattier de Beyrouth noun \da.tje də bɛ.ʁut\
- dattier des Canaries noun \da.tje dɛ ka.na.ʁi\
- dattier du désert noun \da.tje dy de.zɛʁ\
- dattier du Mékong noun \da.tje dy me.kɔ̃ɡ\
- dattier sauvage noun \da.tje so.vaʒ\
- datura noun /da.ty.ʁa/: datura (Datura)
- datura en arbre noun
- datura fastueux noun /da.ty.ʁa fas.tɥø/: Datura sp.
- datura stramoine noun \da.ty.ʁa stʁa.mwan\
- dature noun /da.tyʁ/: alternative form of datura (“datura”) (Datura)
- dature inoffensive noun /da.tyʁ i.nɔ.fɑ̃.siv/: Datura innoxia Mill.
- daturées noun \da.ty.ʁe\
- daturine noun \da.ty.ʁin\
- daube noun, verb /dob/: stew, casserole; daube
- daube des gardians noun \dob dɛ ɡaʁ.djɑ̃\
- daubensandois adjective, noun
- Daubensandoise noun
- Daubenton proper noun \do.bɑ̃.tɔ̃\
- daubentonidés noun
- daubentonie noun \do.bɑ̃.tɔ.ni\
- dauber verb /do.be/: to hit; to strike
- daubérite noun \do.be.ʁit\
- daubeufais adjective, noun
- Daubeufaise noun
- daubeur noun \do.bœʁ\
- daubeuse noun \do.bøz\
- daubeuvais adjective, noun
- Daubeuvaise noun
- daubeuvien adjective, noun
- Daubeuvienne noun
- daubier adjective, noun \dɔ.bje\
- daubière noun /do.bjɛʁ/: a traditional terracotta pot resembling a pitcher, with a concave lid, used to cook daube while keeping it moist
- daubot adjective, noun \do.bo\
- Dauchez proper noun
- dauciforme adjective
- Daucinées noun \do.si.ne\
- daucoïde adjective
- Daucourt proper noun
- daudent noun \do.dɑ̃\
- dauder verb \do.de\
- Daudet proper noun /do.dɛ/: a surname, Daudet
- daudétien adjective /do.de.tjɛ̃/: Daudetian (of or relating to Alphonse Daudet)
Part 5 · Part 7 · 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.