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
- falètre noun \fa.lɛtʁ\
- faleyracais adjective, noun
- Faleyracaise noun
- Falga proper noun
- falgasien adjective, noun
- Falgasienne noun
- Falguière proper noun /fal.ɡjɛʁ/: a French surname from Occitan
- fali noun
- Falicon proper noun
- faliconnais adjective, noun
- Faliconnaise noun
- falien adjective, noun
- Falienne noun
- falisollois adjective, noun
- Falisolloise noun
- falisque noun /fa.lisk/: Faliscan (language)
- Falkenberg proper noun
- falkenhaynite noun
- Falkenstein proper noun
- Falkirk proper noun \fal.kiʁk\
- Falkland proper noun
- falklandais adjective, noun \falk.lɑ̃.dɛ\: a Falklander
- falklandaise adjective, noun \falk.lɑ̃.dɛz\: female equivalent of Falklandais
- Fall proper noun \fal\
- fallabella noun
- fallace noun \fa.las\
- fallacieusement adverb /fa.la.sjøz.mɑ̃/: deceptively, fallaciously
- fallacieux adjective /fa.la.sjø/: fallacious (characterized by fallacy; false or mistaken)
- Fallais proper noun
- fallas noun \fa.jas\
- falle noun \fal\
- fallencourtois adjective, noun
- Fallencourtoise noun
- falleran adjective, noun
- Fallerane noun
- falleronnais adjective, noun
- Falleronnaise noun
- Fallet proper noun
- Fallières proper noun /fa.ljɛʁ/: a surname
- fallimente noun \fa.li.mɑ̃t\
- Fallin proper noun
- Fallo proper noun
- falloir verb /fa.lwaʁ/: to need, have to, to be necessary (that)
- falloir bien verb \fa.lwaʁ bjɛ̃\
- falloir mieux verb \fa.lwaʁ mjø\
- falloir voir verb \fa.lwaʁ vwaʁ\
- fallois adjective, noun \fa.lwa\
- Falloise noun \fa.lwaz\
- falloit verb
- Fallon proper noun
- fallonais adjective, noun
- Fallonaise noun
- Fallope proper noun
- fallot noun \fa.lo\
- Falloujah proper noun \fa.lu.ʒa\
- falltrank noun
- fallue noun \fa.ly\
- falmagnois adjective, noun
- Falmagnoise noun
- falmignoulois adjective, noun
- Falmignouloise noun
- Falmouth proper noun
- FALO noun \fa.lɔ\
- falois adjective, noun
- Faloise noun
- faloisien adjective, noun
- Faloisienne noun
- Falorni proper noun
- falot adjective, noun /fa.lo/: lantern
- falotement adverb /fa.lɔt.mɑ̃/: drolly
- faloter verb \fa.lɔ.te\
- faloterie noun \fa.lɔ.tʁi\
- falotier noun \fa.lɔ.tje\
- falotière noun \fa.lɔ.tjɛʁ\
- faloudeh noun
- falourdas noun \fa.luʁ.das\
- falourde noun /fa.luʁd/: bunch of wood for burning
- falque adjective, noun \falk\
- falquer verb \fal.ke\
- falquet noun \fal.kɛ\
- fals noun \fals\: plural of FAL
- falsa musica noun
- falsafa noun \fal.sa.fa\
- falsard noun \fal.zaʁ\
- falsettiste noun
- falsetto noun \fal.sɛ.to\
- falsifiabilité noun /fal.si.fja.bi.li.te/: falsifiability
- falsifiable adjective /fal.si.fjabl/: falsifiable
- falsificateur noun /fal.si.fi.ka.tœʁ/: falsifier
- falsification noun /fal.si.fi.ka.sjɔ̃/: falsification
- falsificationnisme noun \fal.si.fi.ka.sjɔ.nism\
- falsificatoire adjective \fal.si.fi.ka.twaʁ\
- falsificatrice noun /fal.si.fi.ka.tʁis/: female equivalent of falsificateur
- falsifier verb /fal.si.fje/: to falsify (all meanings)
- falsitombien adjective, noun
- Falsitombienne noun
- falso noun \fal.so\
- Falstaff proper noun \fal.staf\
- faltanais adjective, noun
- Faltanaise noun
- faltranck noun
- faltrank noun
- faluchard adjective, noun \fa.ly.ʃaʁ\
- falucharde noun \fa.ly.ʃaʁ\
- faluche noun /fa.lyʃ/: faluche
- Faludi proper noun
- falun noun /fa.lœ̃/: a stratum chiefly composed of shell beds, usually in reference to certain marine Cenozoic deposits in France
- falunage noun \fa.ly.naʒ\
- faluner verb /fa.ly.ne/: To add falun to land, in order to improve its quality
- faluneur noun \fa.ly.nœʁ\
- falunière noun /fa.ly.njɛʁ/: A place where falun is extracted
- falvien adjective, noun
- Falvienne noun
- falzar noun /fal.zaʁ/: pants; trousers
- falzard noun \fal.zaːʁ\
- Falzone proper noun
- fam noun
- Famagouste proper noun \fa.ma.gust\
- Famars proper noun
- famas noun \fa.mas\
- famatinite noun \fa.ma.ti.nit\
- fame adjective, noun \fa.me\: -reputed (having a specified reputation)
- Famechon proper noun
- famechonais adjective, noun
- Famechonaise noun
- Fameck proper noun
- fameckois adjective, noun
- Fameckoise noun
- famée adjective \fa.me\: feminine singular of famé
- famélique adjective, noun /fa.me.lik/: half-starved; scrawny
- faméliquement adverb \fa.me.lik.mɑ̃\
- famennien adjective, noun \fa.mɛ.njɛ̃\
- fameusement adverb /fa.møz.mɑ̃/: famously
- fameux adjective /fa.mø/: recognised, well-known, famous
- familial adjective /fa.mi.ljal/: family; familial
- familiale adjective, noun /fa.mi.ljal/: ellipsis of voiture familiale: a family car
- familialement adverb /fa.mi.ljal.mɑ̃/: familially
- familialisation noun \fa.mi.lja.li.za.sjɔ̃\
- familialiser verb \fa.mi.lja.li.ze\
- familialisme noun \fa.mi.lja.lism\
- familialiste adjective /fa.mi.lja.list/: familialist
- familiarisable adjective \fa.mi.lja.ʁi.zabl\
- familiarisation noun \fa.mi.lja.ʁi.za.sjɔ̃\: familiarization
- familiariser verb /fa.mi.lja.ʁi.ze/: to familiarize
- familiarité noun /fa.mi.lja.ʁi.te/: familiarity
- familier adjective, noun /fa.mi.lje/: familiar (known to one)
- familière adjective, noun /fa.mi.ljɛʁ/: feminine singular of familier
- familièrement adverb /fa.mi.ljɛʁ.mɑ̃/: colloquially; informally
- familiolecte noun \fa.mi.ljo.lɛkt\
- familiphobe adjective \fa.mi.li.fɔb\
- familiphobie noun \fa.mi.li.fɔ.bi\
- familistère noun \fa.mi.lis.tɛʁ\: A kind of commune where numerous families reside
- famille noun /fa.mij/: family (group of related people)
- famille d'accueil noun /fa.mij d‿a.kœj/: foster family
- famille de colonnes noun \fa.mij də kɔ.lɔn\
- famille de gènes noun \fa.mij dœ ʒɛn\
- famille de langues noun \fa.mij.də.lɑ̃ɡ\
- famille de protéines noun \fa.mij də pʁɔ.te.in\
- famille élargie noun \fa.mij e.laʁ.ʒi\
- famille famille adjective \fa.mij fa.mij\
- famille homoparentale noun \fa.mij ɔ.mɔ.pa.ʁɑ̃.tal\
- famille libre noun \fa.mij libʁ\
- famille liée noun \fa.mij lje\
- famille monoparentale noun \fa.mij mɔ.no.pa.ʁɑ̃.tal\
- famille nombreuse noun /fa.mij nɔ̃.bʁøz/: large family
- famille nucléaire noun /fa.mij ny.kle.ɛʁ/: nuclear family (a family unit consisting of a father, mother and children)
- 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)
- famille souche noun \fa.mij suʃ\
- famille tuyau de poêle noun \fa.mij tɥi.jo də pwal\
- Familleureux proper noun
- familleux adjective \fa.mi.jø\
- famillisme noun \fa.mi.jism\
- Famillois noun \fa.mij.wa\
- Familly proper noun
- familo noun \fa.mi.lo\
- family office noun \fa.mi.li ɔ.fis\
- Famin proper noun \fa.mɛ̃\
- famine noun /fa.min/: famine
- famine du lapin noun \fa.min dy la.pɛ̃\
- faminer verb \fa.mi.ne\
- famirodien adjective, noun
- Famirodienne noun
- Famke proper noun \fam.kə\
- famosité noun \fa.mo.zi.te\
- famotidine noun \fa.mɔ.ti.din\
- famoxadone noun
- fampolmois adjective, noun
- Fampolmoise noun
- fampolois adjective, noun
- Fampoloise noun
- Fampoux proper noun
- famulus noun
- fan interjection, noun /fan/: fan (admirer, supporter)
- fan-club noun \fan.klœb\
- fan de chichourle adverb [ˈfãⁿdeʃiˈʃuʁlə]
- fan de putain interjection \fɑ̃ də py.tɛ̃\
- fan-fiction noun \fan.fik.sjɔ̃\
- fan leader noun \fan li.dœʁ\
- fan service noun \fan sɛʁ.vis\
- fan zone noun \fan zon\
- fana noun, verb /fa.na/: third-person singular past historic of faner
- fana mili noun \fa.na mi.li\
- fanafiction noun \fa.na.fik.sjɔ̃\
- fanagalo noun \fa.na.ga.lo\
- fanage noun \fa.naʒ\: tossing (of hay, grass)
- fanaison noun \fa.nɛ.zɔ̃\
- fanakalo noun \fana.kalo\
- fanal noun /fa.nal/: lantern
- fanandel noun \fa.nɑ̃.dɛl\
- Fanar proper noun \fa.naʁ\
- fanariote adjective, noun \fa.na.ʁjɔt\
- fanart noun \fa.naʁt\
- fanatique adjective, noun /fa.na.tik/: fanatic, fanatical
- fanatiquement adverb /fa.na.tik.mɑ̃/: fanatically
- fanatisable adjective \fa.na.ti.zabl\
- fanatiser verb /fa.na.ti.ze/: to fanaticize
- fanatiseur noun \fa.na.ti.zœʁ\
- fanatiseuse noun \fa.na.ti.zøz\
- fanatisme noun /fa.na.tism/: fanaticism (the characteristic or practice of being a fanatic)
- fanature noun \fa.na.tyʁ\
- fanbase noun \fan.bɛiz\
- fanboy noun \fan.bɔj\
- fancam noun \fan.kam\
- fancast noun \fan.kast\
- Fanch proper noun \fɑ̃ʃ\
- Fanchette proper noun \fɑ̃.ʃɛt\
- fanchon noun \fɑ̃.ʃɔ̃\
- fanchonnette noun \fɑ̃.ʃɔ.nɛt\
- fanclub noun \fan.klœb\
- fancy noun
- fancy-fair noun \fan.si.fɛʁ\
- fandango noun /fan.daɲ.ɡo/: fandango
- fandangue noun /fɑ̃.dɑ̃ɡ/: Francised form of fandango
- fandom noun \fan.dɔm\
- fandrosse noun \fɑ̃.dʁɔs\
- fanduct noun
- fane adjective, noun, verb /fan/: dry leaf
- fané des bafles adjective \fa.ne dɛ bafl\
- fanègue noun \fa.nɛɡ\
- Fanélie proper noun
- faner verb /fa.ne/: to make hay
- faneur noun /fa.nœʁ/: haymaker
- faneuse noun /fa.nøz/: female equivalent of faneur: female haymaker
- fanfan noun \fɑ̃.fɑ̃\
- fanfare noun /fɑ̃.faʁ/: fanfare
- fanfarer verb \fɑ̃.fa.ʁe\
- fanfarin noun \fɑ̃.fa.ʁɛ̃\
- fanfariste noun \fɑ̃.fa.ʁist\
- fanfaron adjective, noun /fɑ̃.fa.ʁɔ̃/: boasting
- fanfaronnade noun /fɑ̃.fa.ʁɔ.nad/: bragging, boasting
- fanfaronne noun, verb \fɑ̃.fa.ʁɔn\: past participle of fanfaronner
- fanfaronner verb /fɑ̃.fa.ʁɔ.ne/: to boast, swagger
- fanfaronnerie noun \fɑ̃.fa.ʁɔn.ʁi\
- fanfic noun \fan.fik\
- fanfiction noun /fan.fik.sjɔ̃/: fan fiction
- fanfiole noun \fɑ̃.fjɔl\
- fanfre noun \fɑ̃fʁ\
- fanfreluche adjective, noun, verb \fɑ̃.fʁə.lyʃ\: frill(s); decorative trimmings or embellishments
- fanfrelucher verb /fɑ̃.fʁə.ly.ʃe/: to decorate with frills
- fanfrelucheur noun \fɑ̃.fʁə.ly.ʃœʁ\
- fanfrelucheuse noun \fɑ̃.fʁə.ly.ʃøz\
- fanfrelucheux adjective \fɑ̃.fʁə.ly.ʃø\
- fang adjective, noun \fɑ̃ɡ\
- Fangataufa proper noun
- fange noun /fɑ̃ʒ/: filth, mire
- fangeusement adverb
- fangeux adjective /fɑ̃.ʒø/: muddy, miry, filthy
- fanghame noun \fɑ̃.ɡam\
- fangio noun \fan.dʒjo\
- fangiot noun \fan.dʒjo\
- fangirl noun \fan.ɡœʁl\
- Fango proper noun /fɑ̃.ɡo/: Fango (a river in Corsica, France)
- fangothérapie noun /fɑ̃.ɡɔ.te.ʁa.pi/: mud bath treatment
- fangoule noun \fɑ̃.ɡul\
- fangourin noun \fɑ̃.ɡu.ʁɛ̃\
- Fanie proper noun
- fanier noun \fa.nje\
- fanion noun /fa.njɔ̃/: fanion
- fanique adjective \fɑ.nik\
- Fanjamotteuse noun
- fanjamotteux adjective, noun
- Fanjeaux proper noun
- fanjuvéen adjective, noun
- Fanjuvéenne noun
- Fanlac proper noun
- fanlacois adjective, noun
- Fanlacoise noun
- fanless adjective \fan.lɛs\
- Fanna proper noun
- Fanni proper noun
- Fannie proper noun
- fannien adjective
- Fanny noun \fa.ni\
- Fano proper noun
- fanoché adjective
- fanoir noun \fa.nwaʁ\
- fanol adjective, noun
- Fanole noun
- fanon noun /fa.nɔ̃/: dewlap (pendulous skin under the neck of an ox, lizard, or other animal)
- 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.