French words: g to gagatter
300 French words, part 1 of 49 of the words starting with G, A to Z. 36 have a page of their own.
French words g to gagatter
- g letter, noun, symbol /ʒe/: The seventh letter of the French alphabet, written in the Latin script.
- G.729 noun
- G.A.V. noun \ʒe.a.ve\
- G. B. noun \ɡʁɑ̃ bʁɔ̃z\
- g.d.b. noun \ʒe.de.be\
- g doux noun \ʒe du\
- g dur noun \ʒe dyʁ\
- G-funk noun \dʒi.fœŋk\
- G-house noun \ʒe.aws\
- G.I. noun \dʒi.aj\
- G.M.R. noun \ʒe.ɛm.ɛʁ\
- G.M.T. noun \ʒe.ɛm.te\
- G négatif noun \ʒe ne.ɡa.tif\
- gɛngbe noun \ɡɛ̃ŋ.be\
- G.P.I. noun \ʒe.pe.i\
- G positif noun \ʒe po.zi.tif\
- gœrlingeois adjective, noun
- Gœrlingeoise noun
- gœrsdorfois adjective, noun
- Gœrsdorfoise noun
- g-strophanthine noun
- gœthée noun \ɡø.te\
- gœthite noun \ɡœ.tit\
- gǀui noun
- gœulzinois adjective, noun
- Gœulzinoise noun
- gəʽəz noun
- Ğ1 noun \ʒyn\
- G3P noun \ʒe.tʁwa.pe\
- G7 proper noun
- ga noun /ʒe.a/: ATM (“automated/automatic teller machine”); abbreviation of guichet automatique
- GA3 noun
- gaahmg noun
- Gaas proper noun: Gaas (a village in Landes department, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France)
- gaassois adjective, noun
- Gaassoise noun
- gab noun /ɡab/: initialism of guichet automatique bancaire (“automatic teller machine (ATM), cash machine, cashpoint”)
- gaba noun, verb \ɡa.ba\: third-person singular past historic of gaber
- gabaergique adjective \ɡa.ba.ɛʁ.ʒik\
- gabahoter verb \ɡa.ba.o.te\
- Gabales noun
- gabalitain adjective, noun \ɡa.ba.li.tɛ̃\
- Gabalitaine noun \ɡa.ba.li.tɛn\
- gaban noun \ɡa.bɑ̃\
- Gabaon proper noun
- gabapentine noun \ɡa.ba.pɑ̃.tin\
- gabar noun: Micronisus gabar, the gabar goshawk
- gabardan adjective, noun
- Gabardane noun
- gabardine noun /ɡa.baʁ.din/: the woolen cloth gaberdine
- gabare noun /ɡa.baʁ/: a barge or scow
- gabareau noun \ɡa.ba.ʁo\
- gabarer verb \ɡa.ba.ʁe\
- gabaret noun \ɡa.ba.ʁe\: a small barge
- gabari noun \ɡa.ba.ʁi\: alternative spelling of gabarit
- gabariage noun /ɡa.ba.ʁjaʒ/: the action of gabarier
- gabarier noun, verb \ɡa.ba.ʁje\
- gabarière noun \ɡa.ba.ʁjɛʁ\
- gabarieur noun /ɡa.ba.ʁjœʁ/: worker who cuts and especially who draws the templates
- gabariser verb \ɡa.ba.ʁi.ze\
- gabarit noun /ɡa.ba.ʁi/: template, pattern, mould
- gabaritique adjective \ɡa.ba.ʁi.tik\
- gabaritter verb \ɡa.ba.ʁi.te\
- gabarnacais adjective, noun
- Gabarnacaise noun
- gabarot noun \ɡa.ba.ʁo\
- gabarotte noun \ɡa.ba.ʁɔt\
- gabarre noun \ɡa.baʁ\
- Gabarret proper noun /ɡa.ba.ʁɛ/: Gabarret (a village in Landes department, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France)
- gabarrier noun \ɡa.ba.ʁje\
- gabarrière noun \ɡa.ba.ʁjɛʁ\
- Gabart proper noun \ɡa.baʁ\
- gabaruyé noun
- gabastonnais adjective, noun
- Gabastonnaise noun
- gabatch noun \ɡa.ˈbaʃ\
- gabatine noun \ɡa.ba.tin\
- gabattage noun \ɡa.ba.taʒ\
- Gabay proper noun
- gabber noun \ɡa.bœʁ\
- gabbro noun /ɡa.bʁo/: gabbro
- gabbroïque adjective \ɡa.bʁo.ik\
- Gabby proper noun \ɡa.bi\
- gabegie noun /ɡab.ʒi/: fraud, deceit
- gabelage noun \ɡa.bə.laʒ\: a tax on salt
- gabelant noun \ɡa.bə.lɑ̃\
- gabeler verb /ɡa.ble/: to tax the production of salt
- gabeleur noun \ɡa.bə.lœʁ\
- gabellan adjective, noun
- Gabellane noun
- gabelle noun /ɡa.bɛl/: gabelle, salt tax
- gabelou noun \ɡa.blu\
- gaber verb /ɡa.be/: to ridicule; mock
- gabéricois adjective, noun
- Gabéricoise noun
- gabésien adjective, noun \ɡa.be.zjɛ̃\
- Gabésienne noun \ɡa.be.zjɛn\
- gabet noun \ɡa.bɛ\
- gabeur noun \ɡa.bœʁ\
- gabiage noun \ɡa.bjaʒ\
- gabian noun \ɡa.bjɑ̃\
- gabianois adjective, noun
- Gabianoise noun
- gabie noun \ɡa.bi\
- gabier noun /ɡa.bje/: topman
- gabière noun /ɡa.bjɛʁ/: female equivalent of gabier
- Gabies proper noun \ɡa.bi\
- gabieu noun \ɡa.bjø\
- gabillot noun
- Gabin proper noun \ɡa.bɛ̃\
- gabinien adjective, noun
- Gabinienne noun
- gabion noun /ɡa.bjɔ̃/: gabion
- gabionnade noun \ɡa.bjɔ.nad\
- gabionnage noun \ɡa.bjɔ.naʒ\
- gabionner verb \ɡa.bjɔ.ne\
- gabionneur noun \ɡa.bjɔ.nœʁ\
- gabisan adjective, noun
- Gabisane noun
- gable noun /ɡabl/: gable (triangular area of wall)
- gablou noun \ɡa.blu\
- Gabon proper noun /ɡa.bɔ̃/: Gabon (a country in Central Africa)
- gabonais adjective, noun /ɡa.bɔ.nɛ/: resident or native of Gabon
- gabonaise adjective, noun /ɡa.bɔ.nɛz/: feminine singular of gabonais
- gabonionte noun
- gaboniser verb \ɡa.bɔ.ni.ze\
- gabonisme noun \ɡa.bɔ.nism\
- gabono- prefix \ɡa.bo.no\
- Gabor proper noun
- gabord noun \ɡa.bɔʁ\
- gaboronais adjective, noun \ɡa.bɔ.ʁɔ.nɛ\
- Gaboronaise noun \ɡa.bɔ.ʁɔ.nɛz\
- Gaborone proper noun \ɡa.bɔ.ʁɔ.ne\
- gabot noun \ɡa.bo\
- gaboter verb \ɡa.bɔ.te\
- gabouillage noun \ɡa.bu.jaʒ\
- gabouille noun \ɡa.buj\
- gabouiller verb \ɡa.bu.je\
- gabrais adjective, noun \ɡa.bʁɛ\
- Gabraise noun \ɡa.bʁɛz\
- Gabre proper noun \ɡabʁ\
- Gabriac proper noun \ɡa.bʁi.jak\
- gabriacien adjective, noun
- Gabriacienne noun
- gabriacois adjective, noun
- Gabriacoise noun
- gabriasois adjective, noun
- Gabriasoise noun
- Gabriel proper noun /ɡa.bʁi.jɛl/: a male given name from Latin [in turn from Ancient Greek, in turn from Hebrew], feminine equivalent Gabrielle, equivalent to English Gabriel
- Gabriela proper noun
- Gabriele proper noun \ɡa.bʁi.jɛl\
- gabrielino-fernandeño noun
- Gabriella proper noun \ɡa.bʁi.ɛ.la\
- Gabrielle proper noun /ɡa.bʁi.jɛl/: a female given name, masculine equivalent Gabriel
- Gabriellois noun \ɡa.bʁi.ɛ.lwa\
- Gabriélois noun \ɡa.bʁi.e.lwa\
- gaburon noun \ɡa.by.ʁɔ̃\
- gabut noun \ɡa.by\
- Gaby proper noun /ɡa.bi/: a diminutive of the female given name Gabrielle
- gac noun \ɡak\
- gacaca noun \ga.tʃa.tʃa\
- Gacé proper noun \ɡa.se\
- gacéen adjective, noun
- Gacéenne noun
- gacelinien adjective, noun
- Gacelinienne noun
- gacha noun, verb /ɡa.ʃa/: third-person singular past historic of gâcher
- gacha empegua noun \ga.tʃa.ɑ̃.pe.ɡwa\
- gâchable adjective \ɡɑ.ʃabl\
- gâchage noun \ɡa.ʃaʒ\
- gachapon noun
- gâche adjective, noun, verb /ɡaʃ/: oar
- gâche-métier noun \ɡɑʃ.me.tje\
- gâchée adjective, noun, verb /ɡa.ʃe/: feminine singular of gâché
- gachenet noun \ɡaʃ.nɛ\
- gâcher verb /ɡa.ʃe/: to ruin, spoil, mar, wreck, waste
- gachet noun \ɡa.ʃɛ\
- gâchette noun /ɡa.ʃɛt/: latch
- gâchette facile noun \ɡa.ʃɛt fa.sil\
- gâcheur noun /ɡa.ʃœʁ/: spoiler
- gâcheuse noun \ɡɑ.ʃøz\
- gâcheusement adverb \ɡa.ʃøz.mɑ̃\
- gâcheux adjective \ɡɑ.ʃø\
- gâchimètre noun \ɡɑ.ʃi.mɛtʁ\
- gâchis noun /ɡa.ʃi/: wet mortar; (by extension) muddy ground
- gâchoir noun \ɡɑ.ʃwaʁ\
- gacilien adjective, noun
- Gacilienne noun
- gacyglidine noun \ɡa.si.ɡli.din\
- Gad proper noun
- gadaboursi adjective, noun \ɡa.da.buʁ.si\
- Gadaboursis noun \ɡa.da.buʁ.si\
- gadage noun \ɡa.daʒ\
- gadamerien adjective \ɡa.da.me.ʁjɛ̃\
- gadancourtois adjective, noun
- Gadancourtoise noun
- gadang noun
- gadarang noun
- gade noun /ɡad/: cod (any fish of the Gadidae)
- Gadebois proper noun
- gadèle noun \ɡa.dɛl\
- gadelier noun \ɡa.də.lje\
- gadelle noun \ɡa.dɛl\
- gadellier noun \ɡa.dɛ.lje\
- gadellier de la baie d’Hudson noun \ɡa.dɛ.lje də la bɛ d‿ydson\
- gadelot noun \gad.lo\
- gadencourtois adjective, noun
- Gadencourtoise noun
- gadézafè noun
- gadget noun /ɡa.dʒɛt/: gadget
- gadgétique adjective \ɡad.ʒe.tik\
- gadgétisation noun \ɡad.ʒe.ti.za.sjɔ̃\
- gadgétiser verb \ɡad.ʒe.ti.ze\
- gadhélique adjective \ɡa.de.lik\
- gadiche noun \ga.diʃ\
- gadicule noun \ɡa.di.kyl\
- gadidé noun \ɡa.di.de\: gadid
- gadiforme adjective, noun \ɡa.di.fɔʁm\
- gadiformes noun \ɡa.di.fɔʁm\
- gadin noun /ɡa.dɛ̃/: fall
- gadiri adjective, noun \ɡa.di.ʁi\
- Gadirie noun \ɡa.di.ʁi\
- gaditan adjective, noun \ɡa.di.tɑ̃\: of Cadiz
- gaditane adjective, noun \ɡa.di.tan\: feminine singular of gaditan
- gadji noun /ɡa.dʒi/: female equivalent of gadjo
- gadjo noun /ɡa.dʒo/: gadje (non-Romani person)
- gadoléique adjective \ɡa.dɔ.le.ik\: gadoleic
- gadolinate noun \ɡa.dɔ.li.nat\: gadolinate
- gadolinié adjective \ɡa.dɔ.li.nje\
- gadolinite noun \ɡa.dɔ.li.nit\
- gadolinium noun /ɡa.dɔ.li.njɔm/: gadolinium
- gadot noun \ɡa.do\
- gadouard noun \ɡa.dwaʁ\: scavenger
- gadoue noun /ɡa.du/: mud, muck
- gadouille noun \ɡa.duj\
- gadouiller verb \ɡa.du.je\
- gadouilleur noun \ɡa.du.jœʁ\
- gadouilleuse noun \ɡa.du.jøz\
- gadouilleux adjective, noun \ɡa.du.jø\
- gadoulka noun \ɡa.dul.ka\
- gadrouille noun \ɡa.dʁuj\
- gadrouiller verb \ɡa.dʁu.je\
- gaduine noun \ɡa.dɥin\: gaduin
- Gadz’Arette noun \ɡad.z‿a.ʁɛt\
- gadz’arts noun \ɡadz.aʁ\
- gadzarts noun \ɡadz.aʁ\
- GAE proper noun
- gaebhardite noun
- GAEC noun \ɡa.ɛk\
- Gaël noun \ɡa.ɛl\
- Gaële proper noun \ɡa.ɛl\
- gaéliciser verb \ɡa.e.li.si.ze\
- gaélique adjective, noun /ɡa.e.lik/: the family of Goidelic languages
- gaélique écossais noun /ɡa.e.li.k‿e.kɔ.sɛ/: Scots Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic
- gaélique irlandais noun /ɡa.e.li.k‿iʁ.lɑ̃.dɛ/: Irish (the language)
- gaéliser verb \ɡa.e.li.ze\
- gaëlite adjective, noun
- Gaëlle proper noun /ɡa.ɛl/: a female given name, masculine equivalent Gaël
- gaélophone adjective, noun \ɡa.e.lɔ.fɔn\
- gaenari noun
- Gaeta proper noun
- Gaëtan proper noun /ɡa.e.tɑ̃/: a male given name from Italian, feminine equivalent Gaétane, equivalent to English Cajetan
- Gaëtane proper noun /ɡa.e.tan/: a female given name from Italian, masculine equivalent Gaétan
- Gaetano proper noun
- Gaète proper noun \ɡa.ɛt\
- Gafa noun \ɡa.fa\
- GAFAM noun \ɡa.fam\
- gafarot noun
- gâfe noun \ɡaf\: sentry, prison guard, jailer
- gafet noun \ɡa.fɛ\
- gaff adjective, noun \ɡaf\
- gaff panty noun \gaf pɑ̃.ti\
- gaffe interjection, noun, verb /ɡaf/: gaffe, blunder, goof-up (North American), cock-up (British)
- gaffeau noun \ɡa.fo\
- gaffer noun, verb /ɡa.fe/: to make a gaffe; to mess up; botch up
- gaffeur adjective, noun \ɡa.fœʁ\: blunderer
- gaffeuse noun /ɡa.føz/: female equivalent of gaffeur
- gaffier noun \ɡa.fje\
- Gaffiot noun \ɡa.fjo\
- gaffophone noun \ɡa.fɔ.fɔn\
- gaffot noun \ɡa.fo\
- gafouiller verb \ɡa.fu.je\
- Gafsa proper noun \ɡaf.sa\
- gafsien adjective, noun \ɡaf.sjɛ̃\
- Gafsienne noun \ɡaf.sjɛn\
- gag noun /ɡaɡ/: joke
- gaga adjective, noun /ɡa.ɡa/: gaga (senile)
- gagaïser verb \ɡa.ɡa.i.ze\
- gagaku noun \ɡa.ɡa.ku\
- gagaouze adjective, noun \ɡa.ɡa.uz\
- gagaouze balkanique noun \ɡa.ɡa.uz bal.ka.nik\
- Gagaouzes noun
- Gagaouzie proper noun /ɡa.ɡa.u.zi/: Gagauzia (an autonomous territorial unit of Moldova)
- Gagasse noun \ɡa.ɡas\
- gagat noun \ɡa.ɡa\
- gagate noun \ɡa.ɡat\
- gagater verb \ɡa.ɡa.te\
- gagatiser verb \ɡa.ɡa.ti.ze\
- gagatisme noun \ɡa.ɡa.tism\
- gagatter verb \ɡa.ɡa.te\
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 G: 14,491 words, in 49 parts.