French words: duce to Duneau
300 French words, part 72 of 75 of the words starting with D, A to Z. 20 have a page of their own.
French words duce to Duneau
- duce noun \du.tʃe\
- ducéen adjective, noun
- Ducéenne noun
- ducénaire adjective \dy.se.nɛʁ\
- ducentaire adjective
- ducentesimo adverb \dy.sɛ̃.te.zi.mo\
- Duceppe proper noun /dy.sɛp/: a surname, primarily found in Canada
- Ducey proper noun
- Duchamp proper noun
- Ducharme proper noun: Ducharme: a surname
- ducharmien adjective \dy.ʃaʁ.mjɛ̃\
- Duchateau proper noun \dy.ʃa.to\
- Duchaufour proper noun
- Duchaussoy proper noun \dy.ʃo.swa\
- duché noun /dy.ʃe/: a duchy
- duché femelle noun \dy.ʃe fə.mɛl\
- duché-pairie noun \dy.ʃe.pɛ.ʁi\
- Duchemin proper noun: a French surname
- Duchêne proper noun /dy.ʃɛn/: a surname, Duchene
- Duchenne proper noun /dy.ʃɛn/: a surname, Duchenne
- duchentil noun \dy.ʃɑ̃.til\
- duchérois adjective \dy.ʃe.ʁwa\
- Duchesne proper noun /dy.ʃɛn/: a surname
- duchesse noun /dy.ʃɛs/: duchess
- Duchmol proper noun \dyʃ.mɔl\
- duchon noun \dy.ʃɔ̃\
- ducivillerois adjective, noun
- Ducivilleroise noun
- duck noun
- duck typing noun \dœk taj.piŋ\
- ducker verb \dœ.ke\
- duckface noun \dœk.fɛs\
- ducktownite noun
- Duclair proper noun
- duclairois adjective, noun
- Duclairoise noun
- Duclaux proper noun: a surname
- Duclos proper noun /dy.klo/: a surname
- Ducoin proper noun /dy.kwɛ̃/: a surname
- ducomane adjective \dy.ko.man\
- ducon noun \dy.kɔ̃\
- ducon-la-joie noun \dy.kɔ̃.la.ʒwa\
- duconnot noun \dy.kɔ.no\
- Ducos proper noun \dy.kɔs\
- ducosais adjective, noun
- Ducosaise noun
- Ducoulombier proper noun
- ducoup adverb \dy.ku\
- Ducourneau proper noun
- Ducourtieux proper noun /dy.kuʁ.tjø/: a surname
- ducquet noun \dy.kɛ\
- Ducret proper noun \dy.kʁɛ\
- Ducrocq proper noun
- ducroire adjective, noun \dy.kʁwaʁ\
- ducrotesque adjective \dy.kʁo.tɛsk\
- Ducroux proper noun
- Ducruet proper noun \dy.kʁy.ɛ\
- ducs-d’Albe noun \dyk d‿alb\
- ductia noun \dyk.tja\
- ductibilité noun \dyk.ti.bi.li.te\
- ductible adjective \dyk.tibl\
- ductile adjective /dyk.til/: ductile (capable of being pulled or stretched into thin wire)
- ductilimètre noun \dy.kti.li.mɛtʁ\
- ductiliser verb \dyk.ti.li.ze\
- ductilité noun /dyk.ti.li.te/: ductility (ability of a material to be drawn out longitudinally to a reduced section without fracture under the action of a tensile force)
- Ducuing proper noun /dy.kɥɛ̃/: a French surname, Ducuing, from Occitan
- Duculot proper noun /dy.ky.lo/: a surname
- DUD proper noun
- Duda proper noun
- dudaïm noun \dy.da.im\
- dudéisme noun
- Dudelange proper noun \dyd.lɑ̃ʒ\
- Dudelangeois noun
- dudgeon noun \dœ.dʒɔn\
- dudgeonite noun \dœ.dʒɔ.nit\
- dudgeonnage noun \dœd.dʒɔ.naʒ\
- dudgeonner verb \dœd.dʒɔ.ne\
- dudgeonnière noun \dœ.dʒɔ.njɛʁ\
- dudit contraction, determiner /dy.di/: contraction of de + ledit
- Dudley proper noun \dɔ.dle\
- Dudswell proper noun
- Dudswellois noun \dɔd.zwɛ.lwa\
- Dudu proper noun
- duduche noun \dy.dyʃ\
- duduk noun
- dudule adjective, noun \dy.dyl\
- due diligence noun
- duecento noun
- duègne noun /dɥɛɲ/: chaperone, duenna
- duel adjective, noun /dɥɛl/: dual (having two components)
- duel au premier sang noun \dɥɛl o pʁə.mje sɑ̃\
- duel judiciaire noun \dɥɛl ʒy.di.sjɛʁ\
- duellisable adjective \dɥɛ.li.zabl\
- duelliser verb \dɥɛ.li.ze\
- duelliste noun /dɥɛ.list/: duelist, duellist
- duement adverb \dyː.mɑ̃\
- dueña noun \dwɛ.ɲa\
- Dueñas proper noun
- DUER noun
- Duerne proper noun \dy.ɛʁn\
- duernois adjective, noun
- Duernoise noun
- DUERP noun
- duesmois adjective, noun
- Duesmoise noun
- duettino noun
- duettiste noun /dɥɛ.tist/: duettist (someone who takes part in a duet)
- duetto noun /dɥɛ.to/: a duet
- Duez proper noun
- Dufau proper noun
- Dufaur proper noun /dy.fɔʁ/: a French surname, Dufaur
- Dufaux proper noun /dy.fo/: a French surname, Dufaux
- Dufayel proper noun
- Dufayet proper noun
- Duff proper noun \dœf\
- duffel noun
- duffel coat noun /dœ.fœl.kot/: alternative spelling of duffel-coat
- Duffield proper noun
- duffle-coat noun \dœ.fəl.kot\: alternative spelling of duffel-coat
- duffortois adjective, noun
- Duffortoise noun
- Duffour proper noun
- Duflos proper noun
- Duflot proper noun \dy.flo\
- Dufossé proper noun
- Dufour proper noun \dy.fuʁ\: a common surname, Dufour
- Dufourcq proper noun
- Dufrêne proper noun /dy.fʁɛn/: a surname
- dufrénite noun \dy.fʁe.nit\
- Dufrenne proper noun
- Dufrenoy proper noun
- dufrénoysite noun \dy.fʁe.nwa.zit\
- Dufresne proper noun /dy.fʁɛn/: a surname
- Dufy proper noun \dy.fi\
- Dugain proper noun
- Dugardin proper noun
- Dugast proper noun \dy.gast\
- dugazon noun \dy.ɡa.zɔ̃\
- duge noun \dyʒ\
- dugenoux noun \dy.ʒə.nu\
- Dugimont proper noun
- duginisme noun \du.gi.nizm\
- dugland noun \dy.ɡlɑ̃\
- Dugny proper noun \dy.ɲi\
- dugnysien adjective, noun
- Dugnysienne noun
- Dugoin proper noun
- dugon noun \dy.ɡɔ̃\
- dugong noun /dy.ɡɔ̃/: dugong
- dugongidé noun
- dugongidés noun
- Dugrand proper noun
- dügü noun \dy.ɡu\
- Duguay proper noun /dy.ɡɛ/: a surname
- Dugué proper noun \dy.ge\
- Duguit proper noun
- dugwor noun
- DUH noun
- Duha proper noun \du.a\
- Duhaime proper noun \dy.ɛm\: Duhaime: a habitational surname
- Duhamel proper noun /dy.a.mɛl/: a surname from Middle French
- Duhamellois noun \dy.a.mɛ.lwa\
- Duhamellois-de-l’Ouest noun \dy.a.mɛ.lwa.də.l‿wɛst\
- Duhan proper noun
- Duhart proper noun
- Duhem proper noun
- duhortois adjective, noun
- Duhortoise noun
- dui noun
- duiker noun \dəj.kœʁ\
- duilhacais adjective, noun
- Duilhacaise noun
- Duillier proper noun
- Duingt proper noun
- duire verb /dɥiʁ/: to train (an animal, esp. a bird)
- duis noun \dɥi\
- duisanais adjective, noun
- Duisanaise noun
- Duisbourg proper noun \dɥis.buʁ\
- Duisburg proper noun \dœjs.byʁɣ\
- duit noun \dɥi\
- duitage noun \dɥi.taʒ\
- duite adjective, noun \dɥi.te\: the number of weft threads per unit length (typically per centimetre) of fabric as a measure of fineness
- duiter verb \dɥi.te\
- duitte noun \dɥit\
- Dujardin proper noun /dy.ʒaʁ.dɛ̃/: a French surname, Dujardin
- dujarier noun \dy.ʒa.ʁje\
- Duje proper noun
- Dujour proper noun /dy.ʒuʁ/: a French surname, Dujour
- dukasien adjective: Dukasian
- dular noun \dy.laʁ\
- dulcamarine noun \dyl.ka.ma.ʁin\: dulcamarin
- dulçaquicole adjective /dyl.sa.kɥi.kɔl/: freshwater-dwelling
- Dulce proper noun \dul.se\
- dulce de leche noun \dul.se de lɛt.ʃe\
- dulce melos noun \dyl.se me.lo\
- dulcicole adjective \dyl.si.kɔl\
- Dulcie proper noun \dyl.si\
- dulcification noun /dyl.si.fi.ka.sjɔ̃/: softening (act or process of making softer)
- dulcifier verb /dyl.si.fje/: to soften (make softer)
- dulcimer noun \dyl.si.mɛʁ\
- dulcimer des Appalaches noun \dyl.si.mɛʁ de a.pa.laʃ\
- dulcimériste noun \dyl.si.me.ʁist\
- dulcine noun \dyl.sin\
- dulcinée noun /dyl.si.ne/: inspiring, beautiful woman
- dulcinéen adjective, noun \dyl.si.ne.ɛ̃\
- Dulcinéenne noun
- dulciner verb \dyl.si.ne\
- dulcinien adjective, noun
- Dulcinienne noun
- dulciniste noun \dyl.si.nist\
- dulcinois adjective, noun
- Dulcinoise noun
- dulcite noun /dyl.sit/: dulcite
- dulciter adverb \dyl.si.tɛʁ\
- dulcitol noun \dyl.si.tɔl\
- dulcitone noun \dyl.si.tɔn\
- dulcose noun \dyl.kos\: synonym of dulcite
- Dulcy proper noun
- Duléry proper noun \dy.le.ʁi\
- dulie noun /dy.li/: dulia
- dulien noun
- Dulieu proper noun
- Dulin proper noun
- dull adjective \dɔl\
- Dullin proper noun \dy.lɛ̃\
- dullinois adjective, noun
- Dullinoise noun
- duloxétine noun \dy.lɔk.se.tin\
- dulse noun \dyls\
- dultzaina noun
- Duluc proper noun
- Duluth proper noun \dy.lyt\
- Dulwich proper noun \dœ.litʃ\
- dum-dum adjective, noun \dum.dum\
- duma noun
- Dumais proper noun /dy.mɛ/: a surname
- Dumas proper noun /dy.ma/: a habitational surname transferred from the common noun
- dumasien adjective /dy.ma.zjɛ̃/: Dumasian
- Dumay proper noun /dy.mɛ/: a surname
- Dumbarton proper noun
- dumbéa noun
- dumbéen adjective, noun
- Dumbéenne noun
- dumdum noun \dum.dum\
- DUME noun \dym\
- dûment adverb /dy.mɑ̃/: duly; as due
- dumer verb /dy.me/: to molt (moult), to shed skin
- Dumerc proper noun
- Dumesnil proper noun \dy.me.nil\
- Dumet proper noun \dy.mɛ\
- duméteux adjective \dy.me.tø\
- Dumetz proper noun
- Dumez proper noun
- Dumézil proper noun
- Dumfries proper noun
- dumi noun \dy.mi\
- dumicole adjective \dy.mi.kɔl\
- dumiste noun \dy.mist\
- Dumitrescu proper noun: a surname from Romanian
- dumka noun \dum.ka\
- dummy adjective
- dumna noun
- dumois adjective, noun
- Dumoise noun
- Dumon proper noun \dy.mɔ̃\
- Dumond proper noun \dy.mɔ̃\
- dumont adjective, noun \dy.mɔ̃\
- Dumonte noun \dy.mɔ̃t\
- Dumonteil proper noun
- Dumortier proper noun \dy.mɔʁ.tje\
- Dumoulin proper noun /dy.mu.lɛ̃/: a surname, mostly found in Quebec.
- Dumoutier proper noun /dy.mu.tje/: a surname
- dump noun \dœmp\
- dumpas adjective, noun
- dumper noun, verb \dœm.pœʁ\
- dumping noun /dœm.piŋ/: dumping
- dumping commercial noun \dœm.piŋ kɔ.mɛʁ.sjal\
- dumping fiscal noun \dœm.piŋ fis.kal\
- dumping juridique noun \dœm.piŋ ʒy.ʁi.dik\
- dumpling noun \dœm.pliŋ\
- dun adjective, suffix
- dun-dun noun \dun.dun\
- duna noun
- dunaire adjective: dunal
- dunal adjective \dy.nal\
- dunan noun \du.nan\
- Dunant proper noun \dy.nɑ̃\
- Dunaway proper noun
- Dunbar proper noun
- Dunblane proper noun
- Duncan proper noun \dœn.kan\
- Duncker proper noun
- dundee noun /dɛ̃.de/: a type of small fishing boat
- dundonien adjective
- dundun noun \dun.dun\
- dune noun /dyn/: dune
- dune de sable noun: sand dune
- Duneau proper noun
Part 71 · Part 73 · 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.