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French words: durisilve to dysenterie de l’agneau

300 French words, part 74 of 75 of the words starting with D, A to Z. 33 have a page of their own.

French words durisilve to dysenterie de l’agneau

  1. durisilve noun \dy.ʁi.silv\
  2. durissime adjective \dy.ʁi.sim\: superhard
  3. durit noun /dy.ʁit/: alternative form of durite
  4. durite noun /dy.ʁit/: hose (in a car radiator)
  5. duriuscule adjective \dy.ʁjus.kyl\
  6. duriventre adjective \dy.ʁi.vɑ̃tʁ\
  7. durkheimien adjective \dyʁ.ke.mjɛ̃\
  8. durlinsdorfois adjective, noun
  9. Durlinsdorfoise noun
  10. durmenachois adjective, noun
  11. Durmenachoise noun
  12. durment noun \dyʁ.mɑ̃\
  13. durmenton noun \dyʁ.mɑ̃.tɔ̃\
  14. durmentou noun \dyʁ.mɑ̃.tu\
  15. durmignatois adjective, noun
  16. Durmignatoise noun
  17. durnacois adjective, noun
  18. Durnacoise noun
  19. durnalien adjective, noun
  20. Durnalienne noun
  21. durnois adjective, noun
  22. Durnoise noun
  23. duro noun \du.ʁo\
  24. duroc noun \dy.ʁɔk\
  25. durocasse adjective, noun
  26. Durocher proper noun: a surname
  27. durol noun \dy.ʁɔl\
  28. duromètre noun \dy.ʁɔ.mɛtʁ\
  29. duron noun \dy.ʁɔ̃\
  30. durophage adjective, noun \dy.ʁo.faʒ\
  31. durophagie noun \dy.ʁo.fa.ʒi\: durophagy
  32. Duroux proper noun
  33. Durov proper noun /dy.ʁɔv/: a transliteration of the Russian surname Дуров (Durov, “Durov”)
  34. durrenbachois adjective, noun
  35. Durrenbachoise noun
  36. durrendois adjective, noun
  37. Durrendoise noun
  38. Durrës proper noun \dy.ʁɛs\
  39. durrhine noun \dy.ʁin\
  40. durs adjective, noun /dyʁ/: masculine plural of dur
  41. Dursley proper noun
  42. durstellois adjective, noun
  43. Durstelloise noun
  44. Durtal proper noun \dyʁ.tal\
  45. durtalois adjective, noun
  46. Durtaloise noun
  47. Durtol proper noun
  48. durtolois adjective, noun
  49. Durtoloise noun
  50. dürüm noun
  51. Durupt proper noun
  52. Duruy proper noun
  53. durwan noun \daʁ.wan\
  54. Dury proper noun \dy.ʁi\
  55. duryen adjective, noun
  56. Duryenne noun
  57. Dusart proper noun
  58. duschnock noun \dy.ʃnɔk\
  59. duse noun \dyz\
  60. dussacois adjective, noun
  61. Dussacoise noun
  62. Dussart proper noun
  63. Dussault proper noun: a surname
  64. Dussaussoy proper noun
  65. Dussaut proper noun
  66. dussé verb /dy.sɛ/: presubject first-person singular imperfect subjunctive of devoir
  67. Düsseldorf proper noun \dy.sɛl.dɔʁf\
  68. Dussenne proper noun
  69. Dusserre proper noun
  70. Dussert proper noun
  71. Dussollier proper noun
  72. Dussopt proper noun
  73. Dustin proper noun \dœs.tin\
  74. dusun malang adjective, noun
  75. dusun papar adjective, noun
  76. dut noun, verb /dy/: third-person singular past historic of devoir
  77. duta noun \dy.ta\
  78. dutaer noun
  79. Dutailly proper noun
  80. dutar noun
  81. dutard adjective, noun
  82. Dutarde noun
  83. Dutartre proper noun
  84. dutch house noun \dœt.ʃ‿a.uz\
  85. Duteil proper noun /dy.tɛj/: a French surname, Duteil
  86. Dutel proper noun
  87. Duterte proper noun
  88. Dutertre proper noun
  89. Duthilleul proper noun
  90. Dutilleul proper noun
  91. Dutilleux proper noun
  92. Dutoit proper noun \dy.twa\
  93. dutôr noun
  94. Dutot proper noun
  95. Dutrieux proper noun
  96. dutronien adjective \dy.tʁɔ.njɛ̃\
  97. Dutroux proper noun \dy.tʁu\
  98. Dutta proper noun
  99. Duttlenheim proper noun \dy.tlən.(h)ajm\
  100. duttlenheimois adjective, noun
  101. Duttlenheimoise noun
  102. Dutton proper noun
  103. duty-free noun \dju.ti fʁi\
  104. duumvir noun /dy.ɔm.viʁ/: duumvir
  105. duumviral adjective \dy.ɔm.vi.ʁal\
  106. duumvirat noun /dy.ɔm.vi.ʁa/: duumvirate
  107. duungooma noun
  108. Duur proper noun
  109. Duval proper noun \dy.val\: a common surname from landforms
  110. duvalien adjective \dy.va.ljɛ̃\
  111. Duvalier proper noun \dy.va.lje\
  112. duvaliérisme noun \dy.va.lje.ʁism\
  113. duvaliériste adjective, noun \dy.va.lje.ʁist\
  114. Duvalius djokovici noun
  115. Duvant proper noun
  116. Duvauchelle proper noun: a surname
  117. Duveau proper noun \də.vo\
  118. Duverger proper noun \dy.vɛʁ.ʒe\: a surname
  119. Duvernay proper noun \dy.vɛʁ.ne\
  120. Duvernet proper noun \dy.vɛʁ.nɛ\
  121. Duvernoy proper noun
  122. duvet noun /dy.vɛ/: down (soft, fine feathers)
  123. duvete adjective, noun, verb /dyv.te/: past participle of duveter
  124. duveter verb /dyv.te/: to become downy; covered with down
  125. duveteux adjective /dyv.tø/: downy (characterized by soft feathers)
  126. duvetine noun \dy.və.tin\
  127. Duvivier proper noun \dy.vi.vje\: a surname
  128. Duvoisin proper noun \dy.vwa.zɛ̃\
  129. duweller verb
  130. Dux proper noun \dyks\
  131. duxelle noun \dyk.sɛl\
  132. duxeller verb \dyk.sɛ.le\
  133. duxelles noun \dyk.sɛl\
  134. duxelles sèche noun \dy.ksɛl sɛʃ\
  135. Duyck proper noun
  136. duyen adjective, noun
  137. Duyenne noun
  138. duzame noun \dy.zam\
  139. DV noun
  140. DVA noun \de.ve.a\
  141. dvandva noun \dvɑ̃.dva\
  142. DVC noun: abbreviation of divers centre (“centrist”)
  143. DVD adjective, noun /de.ve.de/: DVD (optical disc)
  144. DVD-D noun \de.ve.de.de\
  145. DVD-RAM noun \de.ve.de.ʁam\
  146. DVD-ROM noun \de.ve.de.ʁɔm\
  147. DVD+RW noun
  148. DVDD noun \de.ve.de.de\
  149. DVDthèque noun \de.ve.de.tɛk\
  150. DVG noun: abbreviation of divers gauche
  151. DVI proper noun \de.ve.i\
  152. Dvina proper noun
  153. DVM noun \de.ve.ɛm\
  154. dvonice noun \dvɔ.nis\
  155. Dvora proper noun \dvɔ.ʁa\
  156. Dvořák proper noun
  157. dvorakien adjective /dvɔʁ.ʒa.kjɛ̃/: Dvorakian
  158. dvorianstvo noun
  159. dvornik noun \dvoʁ.nik\
  160. dvouchka noun \dvuʃ.ka\
  161. dvt adverb, noun, preposition \də.vɑ̃\
  162. DXD noun
  163. DXG noun
  164. DXM noun
  165. dya-cis-hétéro-patriarcat noun \dja.sis.e.te.ʁo.pa.tʁi.jaʁ.ka\
  166. dyacis adjective, noun \dja.sis\
  167. dyacishet adjective, noun \dja.sis.ɛt\
  168. dyacishétéropatriarcat noun \dja.sis.e.te.ʁo.pa.tʁi.jaʁ.ka\
  169. dyade noun /djad/: dyad
  170. dyadiciser verb \dja.di.si.ze\
  171. dyadique adjective, noun /dja.dik/: dyadic
  172. dyadiser verb \dja.di.ze\
  173. Dyan proper noun
  174. Dyane proper noun \djan\
  175. Dyanisien noun \dja.ni.zjɛ̃\
  176. dyarchie noun \di.aʁ.ʃi\
  177. dyarchique adjective \di.aʁ.ʃik\
  178. dyarque noun \di.aʁk\
  179. dye adjective [nouchi]
  180. dyéen adjective, noun
  181. Dyéenne noun
  182. dygogramme noun \di.ɡɔ.ɡʁam\
  183. dygographe noun \di.ɡɔ.ɡʁaf\
  184. dyirbal noun
  185. dyke noun \dajk\
  186. dykewashing noun
  187. Dylan noun \di.lan\
  188. dylanien adjective \di.la.njɛ̃\
  189. dylaniser verb \di.la.ni.ze\
  190. Dyle proper noun \dil\
  191. dymanche noun \di.mɑ̃ʃ\
  192. -dyme suffix \dim\
  193. Dyna proper noun \di.na\
  194. dyname noun \di.nam\
  195. dynamicité noun \di.na.mi.si.te\
  196. dynamide noun \di.na.mid\
  197. dynamie noun \di.na.mi\
  198. dynamilogie noun \di.na.mi.lɔ.ʒi\
  199. dynamine noun \di.na.min\
  200. dynamiologie noun \di.na.mjɔ.lɔ.ʒi\
  201. dynamique adjective, adverb, noun /di.na.mik/: in motion, dynamic
  202. dynamique atmosphérique noun \di.na.mik at.mɔs.fe.ʁik\
  203. dynamique des fluides noun \di.na.mik de flɥid\
  204. dynamique du paysage noun \di.na.mik dy pe.i.zaʒ\
  205. dynamique écologique noun \di.na.mik e.kɔ.lɔ.ʒik\
  206. dynamique forestière noun \di.na.mik fɔ.ʁɛ.stjɛʁ\
  207. dynamique naturelle noun \di.na.mik na.ty.ʁɛl\
  208. dynamiquement adverb /di.na.mik.mɑ̃/: dynamically
  209. dynamisant adjective, verb /di.na.mi.zɑ̃/: present participle of dynamiser
  210. dynamisation noun /di.na.mi.za.sjɔ̃/: dynamization, revitalization, boosting, stimulation, invigoration, energization
  211. dynamiser verb /di.na.mi.ze/: to dynamize, dynamise (make more dynamic)
  212. dynamiseur noun \di.na.mi.zœʁ\
  213. dynamisme noun /di.na.mism/: dynamism
  214. dynamiste adjective, noun \di.na.mist\
  215. dynamitage noun /di.na.mi.taʒ/: dynamiting, blasting
  216. dynamite noun, verb /di.na.mit/: first/third-person singular present indicative/subjunctive
  217. dynamiter verb /di.na.mi.te/: to dynamite (blow up with dynamite)
  218. dynamiterie noun \di.na.mit.ʁi\
  219. dynamiteur noun /di.na.mi.tœʁ/: dynamiter (person)
  220. dynamiteuse noun /di.na.mi.tøz/: female equivalent of dynamiteur
  221. dynamo noun, prefix /di.na.mo/: dynamo
  222. dynamo-électrique adjective \di.na.mɔ.e.lɛk.tʁik\
  223. dynamo-ergographe noun \di.na.mo ɛʁ.ɡo.ɡʁaf\
  224. dynamoélectrique adjective: electrodynamic
  225. dynamogène adjective \di.na.mo.ʒɛn\: dynamogenic
  226. dynamogénie noun \di.na.mo.ʒe.ni\
  227. dynamogénique adjective: dynamogenic
  228. dynamographe noun /di.na.mɔ.ɡʁaf/: dynamograph
  229. dynamologie noun \di.na.mɔ.lɔ.ʒi\
  230. dynamomagnétique adjective: magnetodynamic
  231. dynamomètre noun /di.na.mɔ.mɛtʁ/: dynamometer
  232. dynamométrie noun /di.na.mɔ.me.tʁi/: dynamometry
  233. dynamométrique adjective /di.na.mɔ.me.tʁik/: dynamometric
  234. dynamométriquement adverb /di.na.mɔ.me.tʁik.mɑ̃/: dynamometrically
  235. dynamophile noun \di.na.mɔ.fil\
  236. dynamophilie noun \di.na.mɔ.fi.li\
  237. dynamophore adjective \di.na.mo.fɔʁ\
  238. dynamoscope noun \di.na.mɔ.skɔp\: dynamoscope
  239. dynamoscopie noun \di.na.mɔ.skɔ.pi\
  240. dynaste adjective, noun /di.nast/: petty king, ruler of a smaller state within a greater empire
  241. dynasticité noun \di.nas.ti.si.te\
  242. dynastie noun /di.nas.ti/: dynasty
  243. dynastique adjective /di.nas.tik/: dynastic
  244. dynastiquement adverb /di.nas.tik.mɑ̃/: dynastically
  245. dynastiser verb \di.nas.ti.ze\
  246. dyne noun /din/: dyne
  247. dynécologie noun \di.ne.kɔ.lɔ.ʒi\
  248. Dynel noun \di.nɛl\
  249. dynode noun \di.nɔd\
  250. Dyo proper noun \djo\
  251. dyon noun
  252. Dyonésien noun \djɔ.ne.zjɛ̃\
  253. dyonisiaque adjective: Dionysian
  254. dyonisien adjective, noun \djɔ.ni.zjɛ̃\
  255. Dyonisienne noun \djɔ.ni.zjɛn\
  256. dyoptrie noun \djɔp.tʁi\
  257. dyostyle noun \djɔ.stil\
  258. dyotois adjective, noun
  259. Dyotoise noun
  260. dys noun, prefix /dis/: bad status
  261. dysæsthésie noun
  262. dys-stimuler verb \dis.sti.my.le\
  263. dysanie noun \di.za.ni\
  264. dysarchie noun
  265. Dysart proper noun
  266. dysarthrie noun /di.zaʁ.tʁi/: dysarthria
  267. dysautonomie noun \dis.o.to.nɔ.mi\
  268. dysbasie noun \dis.ba.zi\
  269. dysbiose noun \dis.bjoz\
  270. dysboulie noun \dis.bu.li\
  271. dyscœlie noun \di.se.li\
  272. dyscalculie noun /dis.kal.ky.li/: dyscalculia
  273. dyscalculique adjective, noun /dis.kal.ky.lik/: dyscalculic
  274. dyschondroplasie noun: dyschondroplasia
  275. dyschroïe noun \di.skʁɔ.i\
  276. dyschromateux adjective \dis.kʁɔ.ma.tø\
  277. dyschromatique adjective
  278. dyschromatopsie noun /dis.kʁɔ.ma.tɔp.si/: dyschromatopsia
  279. dyschromatopsie de Dalton noun \dis.kʁɔ.ma.tɔp.si də dal.tɔn\
  280. dyschromie noun /dis.kʁɔ.mi/: dyschromia
  281. dyscinésie noun \di.si.ne.zi\
  282. dysclasite noun \dis.kla.zit\
  283. dysclavie noun \dis.kla.vi\
  284. dyscoelie typographic variant
  285. dyscoelies typographic variant
  286. dyscole adjective, noun \di.skɔl\
  287. dyscrasie noun /dis.kʁa.zi/: dyscrasy
  288. dyscrasier verb \di.skʁa.zje\
  289. dyscrasique adjective \di.skʁa.zik\: dyscrasic
  290. dyscrasite noun \dis.kʁa.zit\
  291. dysdactie noun \dis.dak.ti\
  292. dysdiadococinésie noun \dis.dja.ko.si.ne.zi\
  293. dysdipsie noun \dis.dip.si\
  294. dysécée noun \di.ze.se\
  295. dysembryome noun: dysembryoma
  296. dysembryoplasie noun: dysembryoplasia
  297. dysendocrinie noun \di.zɑ̃.dɔ.kʁi.ni\
  298. dysenterie noun /di.sɑ̃.tʁi/: dysentery
  299. dysenterie bacillaire noun \di.sɑ̃.tʁi ba.si.lɛʁ\
  300. dysenterie de l’agneau noun

Part 73 · Part 75 · 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.