French words: Eliniacoise to émacier

French words Eliniacoise to émacier

1. Eliniacoise noun
2. Elinor proper noun
3. Elinore proper noun
4. élinvar noun \e.lɛ̃.vaʁ\
5. Elio proper noun
6. Eliot proper noun /e.ljɔt/: a male given name from English, equivalent to English Elliott
7. éliotien adjective /e.ljɔ.tjɛ̃/: Eliotian (of or pertaining to George Eliot (1819–1880), English novelist)
8. Eliott proper noun \e.ljɔt\: a male given name from English, variant of Éliot, equivalent to English Elliott
9. éliquation noun \e.li.kwa.sjɔ̃\
10. -élique suffix: Used to form adjectives relating to certain acids or their derivatives, typically corresponding to English -elic.
11. élire verb /e.liʁ/: to elect
12. élire domicile verb /e.liʁ dɔ.mi.sil/: to take up residence somewhere, to choose to live somewhere
13. ELISA noun \e.li.za\
14. Elisabeth proper noun /e.li.za.bɛt/: Elizabeth, Elisabeth (mother of John the Baptist)
15. élisabéthain adjective /e.li.za.be.tɛ̃/: Elizabethan
16. Élisabethville proper noun \e.li.za.bɛt.vil\
17. Elisapie proper noun
18. élise adjective, verb /e.liz/: first/third-person singular present subjunctive of élire
19. Elise-Daucourt typographic variant
20. Élisée proper noun /e.li.ze/: Elisha (prophet, disciple and successor of Elijah)
21. élision noun /e.li.zjɔ̃/: elision (the omission of a letter or syllable)
22. Elissa proper noun
23. Elissalde proper noun
24. élitaire adjective /e.li.tɛʁ/: elite
25. élite noun \e.lit\: elite
26. éliter verb \e.li.te\
27. élitiser verb \e.li.ti.ze\
28. élitisme noun /e.li.tism/: elitism (favouritism towards people seen as the best elements of a group; belief society should be run by an elite)
29. élitiste adjective, noun /e.li.tist/: elitist
30. élitistiser verb \e.li.tis.ti.ze\
31. Eliud proper noun
32. élixation noun /e.lik.sa.sjɔ̃/: elixation
33. élixir noun /e.lik.siʁ/: elixir (pharmacy: sweet taste-masking liquid)
34. élixir d’or noun
35. élixir de Garus noun \e.li.ksiʁ də ɡa.ʁys\
36. élixir parégorique noun \e.lik.siʁ pa.ʁe.gɔ.ʁik\
37. élixirer verb \e.lik.si.ʁe\
38. Eliza proper noun
39. Elizabeth proper noun
40. Élizabethois noun \e.li.za.bɛ.twa\
41. Elizondo proper noun
42. Elkabbach proper noun \ɛl.ka.baʃ\
43. Elkington proper noun
44. elkinstantonite noun \ɛl.kin.stan.tɔ.nit\
45. elkysmomètre noun \ɛl.kis.mɔ.mɛtʁ\
46. Ell proper noun
47. Ella proper noun \ɛ.la\
48. ellagi-tanin noun \e.la.ɡi.ta.nɛ̃\
49. ellagique adjective \ɛl.la.ʒik\
50. ellagitanin noun \e.la.ɡi.ta.nɛ̃\
51. ellagite noun \ɛ.la.ʒit\
52. elle noun, pronoun, suffix /ɛl/: she
53. elle est belle phrase \ɛ.l‿ɛ bɛl\
54. elle est bien bonne phrase \ɛ.l‿ɛ bjɛ̃ bɔn\
55. elle est forte phrase \ɛ.l‿ɛ fɔʁt\
56. elle-même pronoun /ɛl.mɛm/: herself, itself
57. Ellea proper noun \ɛ.le.a\
58. elléboracé adjective \ɛ.le.bɔ.ʁa.se\
59. ellébore noun /e.le.bɔʁ/: hellebore (Helleborus)
60. ellébore blanc noun \e.le.bɔʁ blɑ̃\
61. ellébore d’hiver noun \e.le.bɔʁ d‿i.vɛʁ\
62. ellébore fétide noun \e.le.bɔʁ fe.tid\
63. ellébore noir noun \e.le.bɔʁ nwaʁ\
64. ellébore vert noun \e.le.bɔʁ vɛʁ\
65. elléborine noun \e.le.bɔ.ʁin\
66. elléboriser verb \ɛ.le.bɔ.ʁi.ze\
67. elléborisme noun \ɛ.le.bɔ.ʁism\
68. ellecourtois adjective, noun
69. Ellecourtoise noun
70. ellemellois adjective, noun
71. Ellemelloise noun
72. Ellen proper noun
73. Ellenberg proper noun
74. Ellerby proper noun
75. elles noun, pronoun, suffix /ɛl/: they (female)
76. elles-mêmes pronoun /ɛl.mɛm/: themselves
77. Ellesmere proper noun
78. ellestoire noun \ɛl.stwaʁ\
79. elleux pronoun /e.lø/: Them. A gender-neutral personal pronoun (third-person plural disjunctive).
80. Ellezelles proper noun
81. ellezellois adjective, noun
82. Ellezelloise noun
83. Elliant proper noun
84. elliantais adjective, noun
85. Elliantaise noun
86. ellicéen adjective \e.li.se.ɛ̃\
87. Ellie proper noun \ɛ.li\
88. ellignois adjective, noun
89. Ellignoise noun
90. Ellington proper noun
91. Elliot proper noun \e.ljɔt\: a male given name from English, variant of Éliot, equivalent to English Elliott
92. Elliott proper noun: a male given name from English, variant of Éliot, equivalent to English Elliott
93. ellipanthe adjective \ɛl.li.pɑ̃t\
94. ellipse noun /e.lips/: ellipse (the locus of a point such that the sum of the distances from that point to two other fixed points is constant; equivalently, the conic section that...
95. ellipser verb \ɛ.lip.se\
96. ellipsographe noun \ɛ.li.psɔ.ɡʁaf\
97. ellipsoïdal adjective \ɛ.li.psɔ.i.dal\: ellipsoidal
98. ellipsoïde adjective, noun /e.lip.sɔ.id/: ellipsoid
99. ellipsoïde de Clarke noun \e.lip.sɔ.id də klaʁk\
100. ellipsoïde de Fresnel noun \ɛ.lip.sɔ.id də fʁɛ.nɛl\
101. ellipsoïde de référence noun \e.lip.so.id də ʁe.fe.ʁɑ̃s\
102. ellipsoïdique adjective \ɛ.li.psɔ.i.dik\
103. ellipsologie noun \ɛ.li.psɔ.lɔ.ʒi\
104. ellipsométrie noun \e.li.psɔ.me.tʁi\
105. ellipsométrique adjective \e.li.psɔ.me.tʁik\
106. ellipsosperme adjective \ɛ.li.psɔ.spɛʁm\
107. ellipsostome adjective \ɛ.li.psɔ.stɔm\
108. ellipticine noun \e.lip.ti.sin\
109. ellipticité noun \e.lip.ti.si.te\: ellipticity
110. elliptique adjective, noun /e.lip.tik/: elliptic
111. elliptiquement adverb /e.lip.tik.mɑ̃/: elliptically
112. elliptiser verb \ɛ.lip.ti.ze\
113. Ellis proper noun \ɛ.lis\
114. Ello proper noun
115. ello-rhénan adjective \ɛ.lɔ.ʁe.nɑ̃\
116. ellonais adjective, noun \ɛ.lɔ.nɛ\
117. Ellonaise noun \ɛ.lɔ.nɛz\
118. elloul noun \ɛ.lul\
119. Ellrich proper noun
120. ellui pronoun /e.lɥi/: (disjunctive of iel) them
121. Ellul proper noun \ɛ.lyl\
122. ellulien adjective \e.ly.ljɛ̃\
123. Ellwangen proper noun
124. Elm proper noun
125. Elmaleh proper noun \ɛl.ma.lɛ\
126. elme noun \ɛlm\
127. elmérois adjective, noun
128. Elméroise noun
129. Elmire proper noun \ɛl.miʁ\
130. Elmore proper noun
131. Elne proper noun /ɛln/: Elne (a town of Pyrénées-Orientales department, Occitania, France)
132. elnois adjective, noun \ɛl.nwa\
133. Elnoise noun \ɛl.nwaz\
134. Élo proper noun \e.lo\
135. élocher verb \e.lɔ.ʃe\
136. élocuter verb \e.lɔ.ky.te\
137. élocution noun /e.lɔ.ky.sjɔ̃/: speech
138. élocutoire adjective \e.lɔ.ky.twaʁ\
139. élodée noun \e.lɔ.de\
140. élodée du Canada noun \e.lɔ.de dy ka.na.da\
141. élodicon noun \e.lɔ.di.kɔ̃\
142. Elodie typographic variant \e.lɔ.di\
143. élodite noun \e.lɔ.dit\
144. Elody proper noun
145. élof noun
146. éloge noun /e.lɔʒ/: praise
147. élogeable adjective \e.lɔ.ʒabl\
148. élogier verb \e.lɔ.ʒje\
149. élogieusement adverb /e.lɔ.ʒjøz.mɑ̃/: eulogistically; very favourably
150. élogieux adjective /e.lɔ.ʒjø/: eulogistic, laudatory
151. élogiste noun \e.lɔ.ʒist\
152. Elohim proper noun \e.lɔ.im\
153. élohiste adjective \e.lɔ.ist\
154. Éloi proper noun /e.lwa/: a male given name
155. Eloie typographic variant
156. éloignable adjective \e.lwa.ɲabl\
157. éloigne adjective, noun, verb /e.lwa.ɲe/: remote, distant, far away
158. éloignement noun /e.lwaɲ.mɑ̃/: distancing (putting something further away)
159. éloigner verb /e.lwa.ɲe/: to remove
160. Eloise noun, typographic variant \e.lwaz\
161. éloisien adjective, noun, typographic variant \e.lwa.zjɛ̃\
162. Eloisienne noun, typographic variant
163. éloize noun \e.lwaz\
164. Elon proper noun \e.lɔn\
165. élone noun \e.lɔn\
166. élongation noun /e.lɔ̃.ɡa.sjɔ̃/: elongation
167. élongé adjective \e.lɔ̃.ʒe\
168. élonger verb \e.lɔ̃.ʒe\
169. élongis noun \e.lɔ̃.ʒi\
170. élonguer verb \e.lɔ̃.ɡe\
171. élopement noun \e.lɔp.mɑ̃\
172. élops franc noun
173. éloquemment adverb /e.lɔ.ka.mɑ̃/: eloquently
174. éloquence noun /e.lɔ.kɑ̃s/: eloquence (the quality of artistry and persuasiveness in speech or writing)
175. éloquent adjective /e.lɔ.kɑ̃/: eloquent (fluently persuasive and articulate)
176. éloquer verb \e.lɔ.ke\
177. Elora proper noun \e.lo.ʁa\
178. Elouan proper noun \e.lu.an\
179. élougeois adjective, noun
180. Élougeoise noun
181. eloul noun \ɛ.lul\
182. éloxer verb \e.lɔ.kse\
183. Eloy proper noun \e.lwa\
184. éloyen adjective, noun, typographic variant
185. Eloyenne noun, typographic variant
186. Eloyes typographic variant
187. éloysien adjective, noun
188. Eloysienne noun
189. Elp proper noun
190. Elpénor proper noun \ɛl.pe.nɔʁ\
191. Elphègeois noun \ɛl.fɛ.ʒwa\
192. Elphinstone proper noun
193. elpidite noun \ɛl.pi.dit\
194. Elsa proper noun \ɛl.za\
195. Elsau proper noun
196. Elsen proper noun
197. Elsenborn proper noun
198. Elseneur proper noun \ɛls.nœʁ\
199. elsenheimois adjective, noun
200. Elsenheimoise noun
201. Elsner proper noun
202. ELSP noun
203. Elst proper noun
204. elstar noun \ɛl.staʁ\
205. Elster proper noun \ɛl.stɛʁ\
206. Elston proper noun
207. ELT proper noun
208. eltach noun \ɛl.taʃ\
209. eltchi noun /ɛlt.ʃi/: elchi
210. Elton proper noun
211. Eltsine proper noun \ɛlt.sin\
212. eltsinien adjective \ɛl.tsi.njɛ̃\
213. eltsinisation noun \ɛl.tsi.ni.za.sjɔ̃\
214. Eltz proper noun
215. élu adjective, noun, verb /e.ly/: elected official, politician (person who has been elected in a vote)
216. élu de son cœur noun /e.ly d(ə) sɔ̃ kœʁ/: one's love, one's heart's desire, one's beloved
217. élu(e) noun \e.ly\
218. élu local noun \e.ly lɔ.kal\
219. éluant noun, verb /e.lɥɑ̃/: eluant
220. Eluard typographic variant
221. éluardien adjective \e.lɥaʁ.djɛ̃\
222. éluardiser verb \e.lɥaʁ.di.ze\
223. éluat noun, verb \e.lɥa\: eluate
224. élucidaire noun \e.ly.si.dɛʁ\
225. élucidation noun /e.ly.si.da.sjɔ̃/: elucidation
226. élucidé adjective, verb: elucidated
227. élucider verb /e.ly.si.de/: clarify, elucidate
228. éluctable adjective \e.lyk.tabl\
229. élucubrateur noun /e.ly.ky.bʁa.tœʁ/: elucubrator (person who elucubrates)
230. élucubration noun /e.ly.ky.bʁa.sjɔ̃/: lucubration, elucubration (results of intense study with little value; used ironically)
231. élucubrer verb /e.ly.ky.bʁe/: to elucubrate (compose at night)
232. éludable adjective \e.ly.dabl\
233. éluder verb /e.ly.de/: to elude (avoid, with cunning)
234. éludeur noun \e.ly.dœʁ\
235. éludorique adjective \e.ly.dɔ.ʁik\
236. élue adjective, noun, verb /e.ly/: eluted
237. éluer verb /e.lɥe/: to elute
238. éluger verb \e.ly.ʒe\
239. éluminer verb \e.ly.mi.ne\
240. élurope noun /e.ly.ʁɔp/: Aeluropus
241. élurophobie noun \ɛ.ly.ʁo.fɔ.bi\
242. élusif adjective /e.ly.zif/: elusive
243. élusion noun \e.ly.zjɔ̃\
244. élution noun /e.ly.sjɔ̃/: elution
245. élutriation noun /e.ly.tʁi.ja.sjɔ̃/: elutriation
246. éluvial adjective \e.ly.vjal\: eluvial
247. éluviation noun \e.ly.vja.sjɔ̃\
248. éluvion noun \e.ly.vjɔ̃\: eluvium
249. éluvionnaire adjective /e.ly.vjɔ.nɛʁ/: eluvial
250. éluzate adjective, noun
251. Elva proper noun
252. elvan noun \ɛl.vɑ̃\
253. elvangeois adjective, noun
254. Elvangeoise noun
255. Elvas proper noun
256. elve noun \ɛlv\
257. Elven proper noun /ɛlvɛ̃/: a village and commune of Morbihan department, Brittany, France
258. Elvina proper noun
259. elvinois adjective, noun: of Elven
260. elvinoise adjective, noun /ɛl.vi.nwaz/: feminine singular of elvinois
261. Elvira proper noun \ɛl.vi.ʁa\
262. Elvire proper noun \ɛl.viʁ\
263. Elvis proper noun \ɛl.vis\
264. elvissien adjective \ɛl.vi.sjɛ̃\
265. Ely proper noun
266. Elya proper noun \e.lja\
267. Elyes proper noun \e.ljɛs\
268. élyme adjective, noun /e.lim/: Elymian
269. élyme des sables noun \e.lim dɛ sabl\
270. Elyna proper noun \e.li.na\
271. Elyo proper noun
272. Elysa proper noun
273. Élyse proper noun /e.liz/: a diminutive of the female given name Élisabeth
274. élysée adjective /e.li.ze/: Elysian; only used in champs Élysées (“Elysian Fields”)
275. élyséen adjective /e.li.ze.ɛ̃/: Elysian
276. élysien adjective /e.li.zjɛ̃/: Elysian
277. Elyssa proper noun
278. élytre noun /e.litʁ/: elytron
279. élytrite noun \e.li.tʁit\
280. élytrocèle noun \e.li.tʁɔ.sɛl\
281. élytroïde adjective, noun \e.li.tʁɔ.id\: elytroid
282. élytroplastie noun \e.li.tʁɔ.plas.ti\
283. élytroptose noun \e.li.tʁɔp.toz\
284. élytrorragie noun \e.li.tʁɔ.ʁa.ʒi\
285. élytrorraphie noun \e.li.tʁɔ.ʁa.fi\
286. élytrorrhagie noun \e.li.tʁɔ.ʁa.ʒi\
287. élytrorrhaphie noun \e.li.tʁɔ.ʁa.fi\
288. Elyx proper noun
289. Elz proper noun
290. Elzbieta proper noun
291. Elzéarois noun \ɛl.ze.a.ʁwa\
292. elzévir noun \ɛl.ze.viʁ\
293. elzévirien adjective, noun \ɛl.ze.vi.ʁjɛ̃\: Elzevirian
294. elzéviriomètre noun \ɛl.ze.vi.ʁjɔ.mɛtʁ\
295. em noun, prefix /ɑ̃/: em- (form of en- before b, m or p)
296. éma noun \e.ma\
297. émaciation noun /e.ma.sja.sjɔ̃/: Very pronounced emaciation
298. émacié adjective, verb /e.ma.sje/: emaciated (thin or haggard)
299. émaciement noun /e.ma.si.mɑ̃/: emaciation
300. émacier verb /e.ma.sje/: to make someone emaciated, to emaciate someone

Part 16 · Part 18 · French words: E

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 E: 20,511 words, in 69 parts.