French words: Dunedin to Duris

French words Dunedin to Duris

1. Dunedin proper noun
2. Dunedin sound noun \dy.ne.din sund\
3. Dunet proper noun
4. Duneton proper noun
5. dunette noun /dy.nɛt/: poop deck
6. Dunfermline proper noun
7. Dunford proper noun
8. Dung proper noun
9. dungchen noun \duŋ.ʃɛn\
10. Dunham proper noun \dɔ.nam\
11. Dunhamien noun \dɔ.na.mjɛ̃\
12. dunien adjective, noun \dy.njɛ̃\
13. Dunienne noun
14. Dunières proper noun
15. dunièrois adjective, noun
16. Dunièroise noun
17. dunk noun \dœŋk\
18. dunker noun, verb \dœn.ke\
19. dunkerque noun /dœ̃.kɛʁk/: cabinet
20. dunkerquiser verb \dœ̃.kɛʁ.ki.ze\
21. dunkerquois adjective, noun /dœ̃.kɛʁ.kwa/: native or inhabitant of the town of Dunkirk, Nord department, Hauts-de-France, France (usually male)
22. dunkerquoise adjective, noun /dœ̃.kɛʁ.kwaz/: feminine singular of dunkerquois
23. Dunkirk proper noun
24. dunkleosteus noun
25. dunlop noun
26. Dunmore proper noun
27. Dunning proper noun
28. dunnite noun \dy.nit\
29. dunois adjective, noun
30. Dunoise noun
31. Dunoon proper noun
32. Duns proper noun
33. Dunstable proper noun
34. Dunstan proper noun
35. Dunster proper noun
36. Dunston proper noun
37. Dunton proper noun
38. duntzenheimois adjective, noun
39. Duntzenheimoise noun
40. Dunum proper noun
41. Dunwich proper noun
42. Dunyach proper noun /dy.njaʃ/: a surname from Catalan
43. duo noun /dɥo/: duo (combination of two things)
44. duo-tang noun \dy.o taŋ\
45. duobus noun \dɥo.bys\
46. duoc noun \dy.ɔk\
47. duochrome adjective \dy.o.kʁom\
48. duodécennal adjective \dy.o.de.sɛ.nal\
49. duodécennale adjective \dy.o.de.sɛ.nal\
50. duodécennie noun \dɥo.de.sɛ.ni\
51. duodecies adverb \dɥɔ.de.sjɛs\
52. duodécilliard noun \dɥo.de.si.ljaʁ\
53. duodécillion noun \dɥo.de.si.ljɔ̃\
54. duodécillionième noun \dɥo.de.si.ljɔ.njɛm\
55. duodécimain adjective, noun /dɥɔ.de.si.mɛ̃/: Twelver
56. duodécimaine noun \dɥɔ.de.si.mɛn\
57. duodécimal adjective /dɥɔ.de.si.mal/: duodecimal
58. duodécimanisme noun /dɥɔ.de.si.ma.nism/: Twelverism
59. duodécimo adverb
60. duodécuple adjective, noun \dɥo.de.kypl\
61. duodécupler verb \dɥo.de.ky.ple\
62. duodénaire adjective, noun \dɥɔ.de.nɛʁ\: duodenary
63. duodénal adjective /dɥɔ.de.nal/: duodenal
64. duodénite noun /dɥɔ.de.nit/: duodenitis
65. duodéno- prefix /dɥɔ.de.no/: duodeno-
66. duodénojéjunal adjective: duodenojejunal
67. duodénum noun /dɥɔ.de.nɔm/: duodenum
68. duodi noun /dɥɔ.di/: the second day of the decade (ten-day week) in the French Republican Calendar
69. duodrame noun \dɥɔ.dʁam\
70. duolet noun \dɥɔ.lɛ\
71. duologie noun \dy.ɔ.lɔ.ʒi\
72. Duong proper noun: a surname from Vietnamese
73. duopole noun /dɥɔ.pɔl/: duopoly
74. duopsone noun \dɥɔ.pson\
75. duotricies adverb
76. duovicies adjective
77. DUP noun \de.y.pe\
78. dupable adjective \dy.pabl\
79. Dupain proper noun \dy.pɛ̃\
80. Dupanloup proper noun \dy.pɑ̃.lu\
81. Duparquet proper noun /dy.paʁ.kɛ/: a city in Abitibi-Ouest Regional County Municipality, Abitibi-Témiscamingue, Quebec, Canada
82. Duparquetois noun \dy.paʁ.kɛ.twa\
83. dupatta noun \dy.pa.ta\
84. dupe adjective, noun, verb /dyp/: a person who has been deceived
85. duper adjective, verb /dy.pe/: to trick, fool, dupe
86. Dupéré proper noun: a surname
87. duperie noun /dy.pʁi/: hoax; con; windup
88. Duperré proper noun
89. Duperron proper noun /dy.pɛ.ʁɔ̃/: a surname
90. dupeur noun /dy.pœʁ/: duper (person who dupes)
91. dupeuse noun /dy.pøz/: female equivalent of dupeur
92. Dupeux proper noun
93. Dupieux proper noun \dy.pjø\
94. Dupilet proper noun
95. Dupin proper noun /dy.pɛ̃/: a surname
96. Dupire proper noun
97. Duplaix proper noun
98. Duplan proper noun
99. Dupleix proper noun
100. Duplessis proper noun \dy.plɛ.si\: Duplessis: a surname
101. duplessisme noun \dy.plɛ.sism\
102. duplessiste adjective, noun \dy.plɛ.sist\
103. Duplessy proper noun
104. duplex noun /dy.plɛks/: a link between two points, such as a cable or a wire
105. duplex montant noun \dy.plɛks mɔ̃.tɑ̃\
106. duplexer verb /dy.plɛk.se/: to link two points (with cables, wires, etc.)
107. duplicable adjective \dy.pli.kabl\
108. duplicata noun /dy.pli.ka.ta/: duplicate
109. duplicate noun \dy.pli.kɛt\
110. duplicater verb \dy.pli.ka.te\
111. duplicateur noun /dy.pli.ka.tœʁ/: duplicator
112. duplicatif adjective \dy.pli.ka.tif\
113. duplicatile adjective \dy.pli.ka.til\
114. duplication noun /dy.pli.ka.sjɔ̃/: duplication
115. duplication d’écran noun \dy.pli.ka.sjɔ̃ de.kʁɑ̃\
116. duplicato-dentelé adjective \dy.pli.ka.tɔ.dɑ̃.tə.le\
117. duplicatrice noun /dy.pli.ka.tʁis/: duplicatrix
118. duplicatum noun \dy.pli.ka.tɔm\
119. duplicature noun \dy.pli.ka.tyʁ\: duplicature
120. duplicatus noun \dy.pli.ka.tys\
121. duplice adjective \dy.plis\
122. duplicidenté adjective \dy.pli.si.dɑ̃.te\
123. duplicité noun /dy.pli.si.te/: duplicity (intentional deceptiveness)
124. duplicopier verb \dy.pli.kɔ.pje\
125. duplifié adjective \dy.pli.fje\
126. duplifier verb \dy.pli.fje\
127. dupliqué noun, verb /dy.plik/: past participle of dupliquer
128. dupliquer verb /dy.pli.ke/: to duplicate
129. duplitecture noun
130. Dupon proper noun \dy.pɔ̃\
131. Duponchel proper noun
132. Dupond proper noun \dy.pɔ̃\
133. dupondius noun \dy.pɔ̃.djys\
134. Dupont proper noun /dy.pɔ̃/: a common, generic French surname
135. Dupont-Lajoie noun \dy.pɔ̃.la.ʒwa\
136. Dupontel proper noun
137. Dupoux proper noun
138. Duppigheim proper noun \dy.pik.(h)ajm\
139. duppigheimois adjective, noun
140. Duppigheimoise noun
141. duppion noun \dy.pjɔ̃\
142. Duprat proper noun \dy.pʁa\
143. Dupré proper noun \dypʁe\: a surname
144. Dupret proper noun
145. Duprey proper noun
146. Duprez proper noun
147. Dupriez proper noun
148. Dupuch proper noun
149. Dupuis proper noun /dy.pɥi/: a surname
150. Dupuit proper noun /dy.pɥi/: a French surname
151. Dupuy proper noun /dy.pɥij/: a French surname
152. Dupuyen noun \dy.pɥi.jɛ̃\
153. Dupuytren proper noun /dy.pɥij.tʁɛ̃/: a surname
154. duquel pronoun /dy.kɛl/: of which, of whom, from which, from whom
155. Duquenne proper noun
156. duquer verb \dy.ke\
157. Duquesne proper noun /dy.kɛn/: a surname from Picard
158. Duquesnoy proper noun \dy.kɛ.nwa\
159. duquet noun \dy.kɛ\
160. dur adjective, adverb, noun /dyʁ/: hard, tough (difficult to penetrate)
161. dur à avaler adjective \dy.ʁ‿a a.va.le\
162. dur à cuire adjective, noun /dy.ʁ‿a kɥiʁ/: hard-boiled, tough, resilient, badass
163. dur à l’effort adjective \dy.ʁ‿a l‿e.fɔʁ\
164. dur à la détente adjective \dy.ʁ‿a la de.tɑ̃t\
165. dur au mal adjective, noun \dy.ʁ‿o mal\
166. dur-bec noun \dyʁ.bɛk\
167. dur comme fer adverb /dyʁ kɔm fɛʁ/: steadfastly, like a rock, firmly, unshakeably
168. dur d'oreille adjective /dyʁ d‿ɔ.ʁɛj/: hard of hearing
169. dur de la feuille adjective /dyʁ də la fœj/: hard of hearing
170. dur du cornet adjective \dyʁ dy kɔʁ.nɛ\
171. dur, dur interjection \dyʁ dyʁ\
172. dur en affaires adjective /dyʁ ɑ̃.n‿a.fɛʁ/: uncompromising
173. dura noun, verb /dy.ʁa/: third-person singular past historic of durer
174. dura lex, sed lex phrase \dy.ʁa lɛks sɛd lɛks\
175. durabiliser verb \dy.ʁa.bi.li.ze\
176. durabilité noun /dy.ʁa.bi.li.te/: durability; sustainability (all meanings)
177. durable adjective /dy.ʁabl/: durable
178. durablement adverb /dy.ʁa.blə.mɑ̃/: durably
179. duracine noun /dy.ʁa.sin/: a variety of peach with firm flesh
180. durag noun \dy.ʁaɡ\
181. duraille adjective, noun \dy.ʁaj\
182. durain noun \dy.ʁɛ̃\
183. dural adjective, noun /dy.ʁal/: dural
184. Duralex proper noun \dy.ʁa.lɛks\
185. duralumin noun /dy.ʁa.ly.mɛ̃/: duralumin
186. duramen noun /dy.ʁa.mɛn/: heartwood; duramen
187. duraminisation noun \dy.ʁa.mi.ni.za.sjɔ̃\
188. duraminiser verb \dy.ʁa.mi.ni.ze\
189. Duran proper noun \dy.ʁɑ̃\
190. durançais adjective, noun
191. Durançaise noun
192. Durance proper noun /dy.ʁɑ̃s/: Durance (a left tributary of the Rhône, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France)
193. Duranceau proper noun
194. durancien adjective /dy.ʁɑ̃.sjɛ̃/: Durancian
195. Durand proper noun \dy.ʁɑ̃\: a surname
196. Durandal proper noun \dy.ʁɑ̃.dal\
197. Durandeau proper noun
198. Durango proper noun \dy.ʁaɲ.ɡo\
199. durannais adjective, noun
200. Durannaise noun
201. durant postposition, preposition, verb /dy.ʁɑ̃/: during, while
202. durant qu’ conjunction \dy.ʁɑ k‿\
203. durant que conjunction \dy.ʁɑ̃ kə\
204. durante bello adverb
205. durantiste noun \dy.ʁɑ̃.tist\
206. Duranus proper noun
207. duranussien adjective, noun
208. Duranussienne noun
209. duranvillais adjective, noun
210. Duranvillaise noun
211. duraquois adjective, noun
212. Duraquoise noun
213. duras noun, verb \dy.ʁa\: second-person singular past historic of durer
214. durassien adjective \dy.ʁa.sjɛ̃\: Durassian
215. duratif adjective, noun /dy.ʁa.tif/: durative (expressing continuing action)
216. duration noun \dy.ʁa.sjɔ̃\
217. durativiser verb \dy.ʁa.ti.vi.ze\
218. Duravel proper noun
219. duravelois adjective, noun
220. Duraveloise noun
221. Durazzo proper noun
222. Durbach proper noun
223. Durban proper noun \dyʁ.bɑ̃\
224. durbanais adjective, noun
225. Durbanaise noun
226. durbannais adjective, noun
227. Durbannaise noun
228. durbansien adjective, noun
229. Durbansienne noun
230. durbar noun \duʁ.baʁ\
231. durbec noun \dyʁ.bɛk\
232. durbec des pins noun \dyʁ.bɛk dɛ pɛ̃\
233. durbec des sapins noun \dyʁ.bɛk dɛ sa.pɛ̃\
234. Durbuy proper noun \dyʁ.bɥi\
235. durbuysien adjective, noun
236. Durbuysienne noun
237. durcétois adjective, noun
238. Durcétoise noun
239. durcir verb /dyʁ.siʁ/: to harden
240. durcir le ton verb /dyʁ.siʁ lə tɔ̃/: to get tough, to become more severe
241. durcissable adjective \dyʁ.si.sabl\
242. durcissant adjective, verb /dyʁ.si.sɑ̃/: present participle of durcir
243. durcissement noun /dyʁ.sis.mɑ̃/: hardening
244. durcissement du crédit noun \dyʁ.sis.mɑ̃ dy kʁe.di\
245. durcisses verb /dyʁ.sis/: second-person singular present/imperfect subjunctive of durcir
246. durcisseur adjective, noun /dyʁ.si.sœʁ/: hardening (causing hardness)
247. durdo noun \dyʁ.do\
248. dure adjective, noun, verb /dyʁ/: first/third-person singular present indicative/subjunctive
249. dure-mère noun /dyʁ.mɛʁ/: dura mater
250. dure-peau noun \dyʁ.po\
251. durée noun, verb /dy.ʁe/: duration, period, time taken
252. durée d’action noun \dy.ʁe d‿ak.sjɔ̃\
253. durée de gestation noun
254. durée de la gestation noun
255. durée de latence noun \dy.ʁe də la.tɑ̃s\
256. durée de retour noun \dy.ʁe də ʁə.tuʁ\
257. durée de vie noun /dy.ʁe d(ə) vi/: lifetime, lifespan
258. durée de vie de conception noun \dy.ʁe də vi də kɔ̃.sɛp.sjɔ̃\
259. durée du travail noun \dy.ʁe dy tʁa.vaj\
260. durégnaton adjective, noun
261. Durégnatonne noun
262. dureillois adjective, noun
263. Dureilloise noun
264. durelin noun \dy.ʁə.lɛ̃\
265. durement adverb /dyʁ.mɑ̃/: sternly, harshly
266. Durendal proper noun /dy.ʁɑ̃.dal/: Durendal (legendary sword of Roland)
267. durène noun \dy.ʁɛn\: durene
268. Durenque proper noun
269. durenquois adjective, noun
270. Durenquoise noun
271. durer verb /dy.ʁe/: to last (for)
272. durer trois plombes verb \dy.ʁe tʁwa plɔ̃b\
273. durer une éternité verb \dy.ʁe y.n‿e.tɛʁ.ni.te\
274. dürérien adjective /dy.ʁe.ʁjɛ̃/: Dürerian
275. duret adjective \dy.ʁɛ\
276. dureté noun /dyʁ.te/: hardness, especially of water
277. durette noun \dy.ʁɛt\
278. durex proper noun /dy.ʁɛks/: a brand of adhesive tape
279. Durey proper noun
280. Durfort proper noun \dyʁ.fɔʁ\: a village and commune of Ariège department, Occitania, France
281. durfortain adjective, noun
282. Durfortaine noun
283. durfortais adjective, noun
284. Durfortaise noun
285. durfortois adjective, noun
286. Durfortoise noun
287. durgan noun \dyʁ.ɡɑ̃\
288. durham noun
289. Durhamien noun \dy.ʁa.mjɛ̃\
290. durian noun /dy.ʁjɑ̃/: durian
291. durien adjective, noun
292. Durienne noun
293. Durieux proper noun \dy.ʁjø\
294. durif noun \dy.ʁif\
295. durigon noun \dy.ʁi.ɡɔ̃\
296. durillon adjective, noun /dy.ʁi.jɔ̃/: callus (hardened skin)
297. durillon de comptoir noun \dy.ʁi.jɔ̃ də kɔ̃.twaʁ\
298. durillonner verb /dy.ʁi.jɔ.ne/: "to become hard"
299. durion noun \dy.ʁjɔ̃\
300. Duris proper noun \dy.ʁis\

Part 72 · Part 74 · 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.