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French words: falètre to fanonien

300 French words, part 8 of 49 of the words starting with F, A to Z. 49 have a page of their own.

French words falètre to fanonien

  1. falètre noun \fa.lɛtʁ\
  2. faleyracais adjective, noun
  3. Faleyracaise noun
  4. Falga proper noun
  5. falgasien adjective, noun
  6. Falgasienne noun
  7. Falguière proper noun /fal.ɡjɛʁ/: a French surname from Occitan
  8. fali noun
  9. Falicon proper noun
  10. faliconnais adjective, noun
  11. Faliconnaise noun
  12. falien adjective, noun
  13. Falienne noun
  14. falisollois adjective, noun
  15. Falisolloise noun
  16. falisque noun /fa.lisk/: Faliscan (language)
  17. Falkenberg proper noun
  18. falkenhaynite noun
  19. Falkenstein proper noun
  20. Falkirk proper noun \fal.kiʁk\
  21. Falkland proper noun
  22. falklandais adjective, noun \falk.lɑ̃.dɛ\: a Falklander
  23. falklandaise adjective, noun \falk.lɑ̃.dɛz\: female equivalent of Falklandais
  24. Fall proper noun \fal\
  25. fallabella noun
  26. fallace noun \fa.las\
  27. fallacieusement adverb /fa.la.sjøz.mɑ̃/: deceptively, fallaciously
  28. fallacieux adjective /fa.la.sjø/: fallacious (characterized by fallacy; false or mistaken)
  29. Fallais proper noun
  30. fallas noun \fa.jas\
  31. falle noun \fal\
  32. fallencourtois adjective, noun
  33. Fallencourtoise noun
  34. falleran adjective, noun
  35. Fallerane noun
  36. falleronnais adjective, noun
  37. Falleronnaise noun
  38. Fallet proper noun
  39. Fallières proper noun /fa.ljɛʁ/: a surname
  40. fallimente noun \fa.li.mɑ̃t\
  41. Fallin proper noun
  42. Fallo proper noun
  43. falloir verb /fa.lwaʁ/: to need, have to, to be necessary (that)
  44. falloir bien verb \fa.lwaʁ bjɛ̃\
  45. falloir mieux verb \fa.lwaʁ mjø\
  46. falloir voir verb \fa.lwaʁ vwaʁ\
  47. fallois adjective, noun \fa.lwa\
  48. Falloise noun \fa.lwaz\
  49. falloit verb
  50. Fallon proper noun
  51. fallonais adjective, noun
  52. Fallonaise noun
  53. Fallope proper noun
  54. fallot noun \fa.lo\
  55. Falloujah proper noun \fa.lu.ʒa\
  56. falltrank noun
  57. fallue noun \fa.ly\
  58. falmagnois adjective, noun
  59. Falmagnoise noun
  60. falmignoulois adjective, noun
  61. Falmignouloise noun
  62. Falmouth proper noun
  63. FALO noun \fa.lɔ\
  64. falois adjective, noun
  65. Faloise noun
  66. faloisien adjective, noun
  67. Faloisienne noun
  68. Falorni proper noun
  69. falot adjective, noun /fa.lo/: lantern
  70. falotement adverb /fa.lɔt.mɑ̃/: drolly
  71. faloter verb \fa.lɔ.te\
  72. faloterie noun \fa.lɔ.tʁi\
  73. falotier noun \fa.lɔ.tje\
  74. falotière noun \fa.lɔ.tjɛʁ\
  75. faloudeh noun
  76. falourdas noun \fa.luʁ.das\
  77. falourde noun /fa.luʁd/: bunch of wood for burning
  78. falque adjective, noun \falk\
  79. falquer verb \fal.ke\
  80. falquet noun \fal.kɛ\
  81. fals noun \fals\: plural of FAL
  82. falsa musica noun
  83. falsafa noun \fal.sa.fa\
  84. falsard noun \fal.zaʁ\
  85. falsettiste noun
  86. falsetto noun \fal.sɛ.to\
  87. falsifiabilité noun /fal.si.fja.bi.li.te/: falsifiability
  88. falsifiable adjective /fal.si.fjabl/: falsifiable
  89. falsificateur noun /fal.si.fi.ka.tœʁ/: falsifier
  90. falsification noun /fal.si.fi.ka.sjɔ̃/: falsification
  91. falsificationnisme noun \fal.si.fi.ka.sjɔ.nism\
  92. falsificatoire adjective \fal.si.fi.ka.twaʁ\
  93. falsificatrice noun /fal.si.fi.ka.tʁis/: female equivalent of falsificateur
  94. falsifier verb /fal.si.fje/: to falsify (all meanings)
  95. falsitombien adjective, noun
  96. Falsitombienne noun
  97. falso noun \fal.so\
  98. Falstaff proper noun \fal.staf\
  99. faltanais adjective, noun
  100. Faltanaise noun
  101. faltranck noun
  102. faltrank noun
  103. faluchard adjective, noun \fa.ly.ʃaʁ\
  104. falucharde noun \fa.ly.ʃaʁ\
  105. faluche noun /fa.lyʃ/: faluche
  106. Faludi proper noun
  107. falun noun /fa.lœ̃/: a stratum chiefly composed of shell beds, usually in reference to certain marine Cenozoic deposits in France
  108. falunage noun \fa.ly.naʒ\
  109. faluner verb /fa.ly.ne/: To add falun to land, in order to improve its quality
  110. faluneur noun \fa.ly.nœʁ\
  111. falunière noun /fa.ly.njɛʁ/: A place where falun is extracted
  112. falvien adjective, noun
  113. Falvienne noun
  114. falzar noun /fal.zaʁ/: pants; trousers
  115. falzard noun \fal.zaːʁ\
  116. Falzone proper noun
  117. fam noun
  118. Famagouste proper noun \fa.ma.gust\
  119. Famars proper noun
  120. famas noun \fa.mas\
  121. famatinite noun \fa.ma.ti.nit\
  122. fame adjective, noun \fa.me\: -reputed (having a specified reputation)
  123. Famechon proper noun
  124. famechonais adjective, noun
  125. Famechonaise noun
  126. Fameck proper noun
  127. fameckois adjective, noun
  128. Fameckoise noun
  129. famée adjective \fa.me\: feminine singular of famé
  130. famélique adjective, noun /fa.me.lik/: half-starved; scrawny
  131. faméliquement adverb \fa.me.lik.mɑ̃\
  132. famennien adjective, noun \fa.mɛ.njɛ̃\
  133. fameusement adverb /fa.møz.mɑ̃/: famously
  134. fameux adjective /fa.mø/: recognised, well-known, famous
  135. familial adjective /fa.mi.ljal/: family; familial
  136. familiale adjective, noun /fa.mi.ljal/: ellipsis of voiture familiale: a family car
  137. familialement adverb /fa.mi.ljal.mɑ̃/: familially
  138. familialisation noun \fa.mi.lja.li.za.sjɔ̃\
  139. familialiser verb \fa.mi.lja.li.ze\
  140. familialisme noun \fa.mi.lja.lism\
  141. familialiste adjective /fa.mi.lja.list/: familialist
  142. familiarisable adjective \fa.mi.lja.ʁi.zabl\
  143. familiarisation noun \fa.mi.lja.ʁi.za.sjɔ̃\: familiarization
  144. familiariser verb /fa.mi.lja.ʁi.ze/: to familiarize
  145. familiarité noun /fa.mi.lja.ʁi.te/: familiarity
  146. familier adjective, noun /fa.mi.lje/: familiar (known to one)
  147. familière adjective, noun /fa.mi.ljɛʁ/: feminine singular of familier
  148. familièrement adverb /fa.mi.ljɛʁ.mɑ̃/: colloquially; informally
  149. familiolecte noun \fa.mi.ljo.lɛkt\
  150. familiphobe adjective \fa.mi.li.fɔb\
  151. familiphobie noun \fa.mi.li.fɔ.bi\
  152. familistère noun \fa.mi.lis.tɛʁ\: A kind of commune where numerous families reside
  153. famille noun /fa.mij/: family (group of related people)
  154. famille d'accueil noun /fa.mij d‿a.kœj/: foster family
  155. famille de colonnes noun \fa.mij də kɔ.lɔn\
  156. famille de gènes noun \fa.mij dœ ʒɛn\
  157. famille de langues noun \fa.mij.də.lɑ̃ɡ\
  158. famille de protéines noun \fa.mij də pʁɔ.te.in\
  159. famille élargie noun \fa.mij e.laʁ.ʒi\
  160. famille famille adjective \fa.mij fa.mij\
  161. famille homoparentale noun \fa.mij ɔ.mɔ.pa.ʁɑ̃.tal\
  162. famille libre noun \fa.mij libʁ\
  163. famille liée noun \fa.mij lje\
  164. famille monoparentale noun \fa.mij mɔ.no.pa.ʁɑ̃.tal\
  165. famille nombreuse noun /fa.mij nɔ̃.bʁøz/: large family
  166. famille nucléaire noun /fa.mij ny.kle.ɛʁ/: nuclear family (a family unit consisting of a father, mother and children)
  167. famille recomposée noun /fa.mij ʁə.kɔ̃.po.ze/: blended family (a stepfamily in which both new mates have one or more living kids from prior partners)
  168. famille souche noun \fa.mij suʃ\
  169. famille tuyau de poêle noun \fa.mij tɥi.jo də pwal\
  170. Familleureux proper noun
  171. familleux adjective \fa.mi.jø\
  172. famillisme noun \fa.mi.jism\
  173. Famillois noun \fa.mij.wa\
  174. Familly proper noun
  175. familo noun \fa.mi.lo\
  176. family office noun \fa.mi.li ɔ.fis\
  177. Famin proper noun \fa.mɛ̃\
  178. famine noun /fa.min/: famine
  179. famine du lapin noun \fa.min dy la.pɛ̃\
  180. faminer verb \fa.mi.ne\
  181. famirodien adjective, noun
  182. Famirodienne noun
  183. Famke proper noun \fam.kə\
  184. famosité noun \fa.mo.zi.te\
  185. famotidine noun \fa.mɔ.ti.din\
  186. famoxadone noun
  187. fampolmois adjective, noun
  188. Fampolmoise noun
  189. fampolois adjective, noun
  190. Fampoloise noun
  191. Fampoux proper noun
  192. famulus noun
  193. fan interjection, noun /fan/: fan (admirer, supporter)
  194. fan-club noun \fan.klœb\
  195. fan de chichourle adverb [ˈfãⁿdeʃiˈʃuʁlə]
  196. fan de putain interjection \fɑ̃ də py.tɛ̃\
  197. fan-fiction noun \fan.fik.sjɔ̃\
  198. fan leader noun \fan li.dœʁ\
  199. fan service noun \fan sɛʁ.vis\
  200. fan zone noun \fan zon\
  201. fana noun, verb /fa.na/: third-person singular past historic of faner
  202. fana mili noun \fa.na mi.li\
  203. fanafiction noun \fa.na.fik.sjɔ̃\
  204. fanagalo noun \fa.na.ga.lo\
  205. fanage noun \fa.naʒ\: tossing (of hay, grass)
  206. fanaison noun \fa.nɛ.zɔ̃\
  207. fanakalo noun \fana.kalo\
  208. fanal noun /fa.nal/: lantern
  209. fanandel noun \fa.nɑ̃.dɛl\
  210. Fanar proper noun \fa.naʁ\
  211. fanariote adjective, noun \fa.na.ʁjɔt\
  212. fanart noun \fa.naʁt\
  213. fanatique adjective, noun /fa.na.tik/: fanatic, fanatical
  214. fanatiquement adverb /fa.na.tik.mɑ̃/: fanatically
  215. fanatisable adjective \fa.na.ti.zabl\
  216. fanatiser verb /fa.na.ti.ze/: to fanaticize
  217. fanatiseur noun \fa.na.ti.zœʁ\
  218. fanatiseuse noun \fa.na.ti.zøz\
  219. fanatisme noun /fa.na.tism/: fanaticism (the characteristic or practice of being a fanatic)
  220. fanature noun \fa.na.tyʁ\
  221. fanbase noun \fan.bɛiz\
  222. fanboy noun \fan.bɔj\
  223. fancam noun \fan.kam\
  224. fancast noun \fan.kast\
  225. Fanch proper noun \fɑ̃ʃ\
  226. Fanchette proper noun \fɑ̃.ʃɛt\
  227. fanchon noun \fɑ̃.ʃɔ̃\
  228. fanchonnette noun \fɑ̃.ʃɔ.nɛt\
  229. fanclub noun \fan.klœb\
  230. fancy noun
  231. fancy-fair noun \fan.si.fɛʁ\
  232. fandango noun /fan.daɲ.ɡo/: fandango
  233. fandangue noun /fɑ̃.dɑ̃ɡ/: Francised form of fandango
  234. fandom noun \fan.dɔm\
  235. fandrosse noun \fɑ̃.dʁɔs\
  236. fanduct noun
  237. fane adjective, noun, verb /fan/: dry leaf
  238. fané des bafles adjective \fa.ne dɛ bafl\
  239. fanègue noun \fa.nɛɡ\
  240. Fanélie proper noun
  241. faner verb /fa.ne/: to make hay
  242. faneur noun /fa.nœʁ/: haymaker
  243. faneuse noun /fa.nøz/: female equivalent of faneur: female haymaker
  244. fanfan noun \fɑ̃.fɑ̃\
  245. fanfare noun /fɑ̃.faʁ/: fanfare
  246. fanfarer verb \fɑ̃.fa.ʁe\
  247. fanfarin noun \fɑ̃.fa.ʁɛ̃\
  248. fanfariste noun \fɑ̃.fa.ʁist\
  249. fanfaron adjective, noun /fɑ̃.fa.ʁɔ̃/: boasting
  250. fanfaronnade noun /fɑ̃.fa.ʁɔ.nad/: bragging, boasting
  251. fanfaronne noun, verb \fɑ̃.fa.ʁɔn\: past participle of fanfaronner
  252. fanfaronner verb /fɑ̃.fa.ʁɔ.ne/: to boast, swagger
  253. fanfaronnerie noun \fɑ̃.fa.ʁɔn.ʁi\
  254. fanfic noun \fan.fik\
  255. fanfiction noun /fan.fik.sjɔ̃/: fan fiction
  256. fanfiole noun \fɑ̃.fjɔl\
  257. fanfre noun \fɑ̃fʁ\
  258. fanfreluche adjective, noun, verb \fɑ̃.fʁə.lyʃ\: frill(s); decorative trimmings or embellishments
  259. fanfrelucher verb /fɑ̃.fʁə.ly.ʃe/: to decorate with frills
  260. fanfrelucheur noun \fɑ̃.fʁə.ly.ʃœʁ\
  261. fanfrelucheuse noun \fɑ̃.fʁə.ly.ʃøz\
  262. fanfrelucheux adjective \fɑ̃.fʁə.ly.ʃø\
  263. fang adjective, noun \fɑ̃ɡ\
  264. Fangataufa proper noun
  265. fange noun /fɑ̃ʒ/: filth, mire
  266. fangeusement adverb
  267. fangeux adjective /fɑ̃.ʒø/: muddy, miry, filthy
  268. fanghame noun \fɑ̃.ɡam\
  269. fangio noun \fan.dʒjo\
  270. fangiot noun \fan.dʒjo\
  271. fangirl noun \fan.ɡœʁl\
  272. Fango proper noun /fɑ̃.ɡo/: Fango (a river in Corsica, France)
  273. fangothérapie noun /fɑ̃.ɡɔ.te.ʁa.pi/: mud bath treatment
  274. fangoule noun \fɑ̃.ɡul\
  275. fangourin noun \fɑ̃.ɡu.ʁɛ̃\
  276. Fanie proper noun
  277. fanier noun \fa.nje\
  278. fanion noun /fa.njɔ̃/: fanion
  279. fanique adjective \fɑ.nik\
  280. Fanjamotteuse noun
  281. fanjamotteux adjective, noun
  282. Fanjeaux proper noun
  283. fanjuvéen adjective, noun
  284. Fanjuvéenne noun
  285. Fanlac proper noun
  286. fanlacois adjective, noun
  287. Fanlacoise noun
  288. fanless adjective \fan.lɛs\
  289. Fanna proper noun
  290. Fanni proper noun
  291. Fannie proper noun
  292. fannien adjective
  293. Fanny noun \fa.ni\
  294. Fano proper noun
  295. fanoché adjective
  296. fanoir noun \fa.nwaʁ\
  297. fanol adjective, noun
  298. Fanole noun
  299. fanon noun /fa.nɔ̃/: dewlap (pendulous skin under the neck of an ox, lizard, or other animal)
  300. fanonien adjective \fa.nɔ.njɛ̃\: Fanonian

Part 7 · Part 9 · French words: F

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 F: 14,556 words, in 49 parts.