French words: Haddon to halbi
300 French words, part 2 of 39 of the words starting with H, A to Z. 27 have a page of their own.
French words Haddon to halbi
- Haddon proper noun
- hadéen adjective, noun \a.de.ɛ̃\
- hadela interjection
- hadéo- prefix
- hadéocroiseur adjective, noun \a.de.ɔ.kʁwa.zœʁ\
- Hadès proper noun /a.dɛs/: Hades (deity)
- Hadfield proper noun
- hâdh noun
- Hadi proper noun \a.di\
- Hadia proper noun
- hadid noun
- hadidou noun: a traditional Berber dance
- hadith noun ^((h aspiré))\a.dit\
- hadj noun /adʒ/: hajj
- Hadja proper noun \a.dʒa\
- Hadjar proper noun /a.dʒaʁ/: a surname from Arabic
- hadjdj noun
- hadjdji noun
- hadji noun /a.dʒi/: hajji
- hadjib noun \a.dʒib\
- Hadjout proper noun
- hadjouti adjective
- Hadleigh proper noun
- Hadlow proper noun
- hadock noun
- Hadol proper noun \a.dɔl\
- hadolais adjective, noun
- Hadolaise noun
- hadopélagique adjective \a.dɔ.pe.la.ʒik\: hadopelagic
- Hadopi adjective: HADOPI
- hadopisme noun /a.dɔ.pism/: a defense based on the HADOPI laws
- hadot noun \a.dɔ\
- Hadramaout proper noun \a.dʁa.ma.ut\
- hadramawtique adjective, noun
- Hadrien proper noun /a.dʁi.jɛ̃/: Hadrian
- Hadrocodium noun \a.dʁo.ko.djɔm\
- hadromal noun
- hadron noun /a.dʁɔ̃/: hadron
- hadronique adjective \a.dʁɔ.nik\: hadronic
- hadroniser verb ^((h muet))\a.dʁɔ.ni.ze\
- hadronthérapie noun \a.dʁɔ̃.te.ʁa.pi\
- hadrosaure noun \a.dʁo.zɔʁ\
- hadrosaures noun \a.dʁo.zɔʁ\
- Hady proper noun
- hadza noun \ad.za\
- HAE proper noun
- haeccéité noun
- Haecht proper noun \ɦaːɣt\
- Haegen proper noun
- haegenois adjective, noun
- Haegenoise noun
- haegeum noun
- Haelen proper noun
- haematoconite noun
- haematopodidé noun \e.ma.to.pɔ.di.de\
- haematoses typographic variant
- haemoglobine typographic variant
- haemoglobines typographic variant
- haemophilus noun \e.mo.fi.lys\
- haemorrhagie typographic variant
- haemorrhagies typographic variant
- haemulidé noun
- Haendel proper noun: Handel
- haendélien adjective /ɛn.de.ljɛ̃/: Handelian
- Haenel proper noun /a.nɛl/: a surname from German
- haeretiques typographic variant
- Hafez proper noun
- hafézien adjective /a.fe.zjɛ̃/: Hafezian
- Haffner proper noun
- Hafida proper noun
- hafidiste adjective, noun \a.fi.dist\
- hafiz noun
- hafle noun ^((h aspiré))\afl\
- haflinger noun
- hafnarfjordite noun
- hafnate noun ^((h muet))\af.nat\
- hafnie noun
- hafnium noun /af.njɔm/: hafnium
- Hafsa proper noun \af.sa\
- hafside adjective, noun ^((h aspiré))\af.sid\
- hafu noun \a.fu\
- hagada noun \a.ɡa.da\
- Haganah proper noun
- hagar verb /a.ɡaʁ/: to hit, punch (not conjugated)
- hagard adjective /a.ɡaʁ/: haggard
- hagardement adverb /a.ɡaʁ.də.mɑ̃/: haggardly
- hagardiser verb \a.ɡaʁ.di.ze\
- hagarène adjective, noun \a.ɡa.ʁɛn\
- hagaréniens noun
- Hage proper noun
- hagécurtien adjective, noun
- Hagécurtienne noun
- hagée noun ^((h aspiré))\a.ʒe\
- Hagen proper noun
- Hagenbach proper noun
- Hagenow proper noun
- hagenthalois adjective, noun
- Hagenthaloise noun
- hageois adjective, noun
- Hageoise noun
- hager noun
- hagetaubinois adjective, noun
- Hagetaubinoise noun
- Hagetmau proper noun /a.ʒɛt.mo/: Hagetmau (a village in Landes department, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France)
- hagetmautien adjective, noun
- Hagetmautienne noun
- hagétois adjective, noun
- Hagétoise noun
- haggadah noun \a.ɡa.da\
- haggis noun /a.ɡis/: haggis
- haggis sauvage noun
- hági noun \ha.ɡi\
- hagiasme noun \a.ʒjasm\
- hagio- prefix /a.ʒjo/: hagio- (related to saints)
- hagio-onomastique noun \a.ʒjɔ.ɔ.nɔ.mas.tik\
- hagiographe adjective, noun /a.ʒjɔ.ɡʁaf/: hagiographer
- hagiographie noun /a.ʒjɔ.ɡʁa.fi/: hagiography (study of saints)
- hagiographique adjective /a.ʒjɔ.ɡʁa.fik/: hagiographic
- hagiographiser verb ^((h muet))\a.ʒjo.ɡʁa.fi.ze\
- hagiologie noun /a.ʒjɔ.lɔ.ʒi/: hagiology
- hagiologique adjective \a.ʒjɔ.lɔ.ʒik\: hagiological
- hagionyme noun \a.ʒjɔ.nim\
- hagiorite adjective \a.ʒjɔ.ʁit\
- hagioscope noun \a.ʒjɔ.skɔp\
- hagiosidère noun \a.ʒjɔ.si.dɛʁ\
- hagiotoponyme noun \a.ʒjɔ.tɔ.pɔ.nim\
- hagiotoponymie noun \a.ʒjɔ.tɔ.pɔ.ni.mi\
- hagiotoponymique adjective
- hagis noun ^((h aspiré))\a.ʒi\
- Hagley proper noun
- haglure noun ^((h aspiré))\a.ɡlyʁ\
- Hagondange proper noun ^((h aspiré))\a.ɡɔ̃.dɑ̃ʒ\
- hagondangeois adjective, noun \a.ɡɔ̃.dɑ̃.ʒwa\
- Hagondangeoise noun
- hagonien adjective, noun
- Hagonienne noun
- hagra noun \ha.ɡʁa\
- hague noun ^((h aspiré))\aɡ\
- Haguenau proper noun ^((h aspiré))\a.ɡə.no\
- haguenois adjective, noun \a.ɡə.nwa\
- Haguenoise noun
- haguenovien adjective, noun
- Haguenovienne noun
- haguette noun ^((h aspiré))\a.ɡɛt\
- haguignète noun \a.ɡi.ɲɛt\
- haguissable adjective
- hagwon noun \a.ɡwɔn\
- haha interjection, noun /a.a/: ha-ha (imitative of laughter)
- hahé interjection
- Hahn proper noun \an\
- Hahnemann proper noun \an.man\
- hahnemannien adjective \an.ma.njɛ̃\
- hahnium noun /a.njɔm/: hahnium
- haï adjective, verb /a.i/: first-person singular present active indicative of havoir
- haíɫzaqv adjective
- haíɫzaqvḷa noun
- haïck noun ^((h aspiré))\a.ik\
- haïda adjective, noun /a.i.da/: Haida (language)
- haïdamak noun: haydamak
- Haïdara proper noun \a.i.da.ʁa\
- Haïdas proper noun /a.i.da/: Haida (people)
- haidingérite noun ^((h aspiré))\ɛ.dɛ̃.ʒe.ʁit\
- haïdouc noun ^((h aspiré))\aj.duk\
- haïdouk noun \aj.duk\
- haidulfois adjective, noun
- Haidulfoise noun
- haie interjection, noun, verb /aj/: a wagoner's cry to make their horses move faster; giddyup
- haie antiérosive noun \ɛ ɑ̃.ti.e.ʁo.ziv\
- haie d'honneur noun /ɛ d‿ɔ.nœʁ/: guard of honour (group of people arranged in one or more rows at a ceremony to honour an important person)
- haie de déshonneur noun \ɛ də de.zɔ.nœʁ\
- haie herbacée antiérosive noun \ɛ ɛʁ.ba.se ɑ̃.ti.e.ʁo.ziv\
- haie vive noun
- haien adjective, noun
- Haienne noun
- Haïfa proper noun
- Haigh proper noun
- haiha adjective, noun
- haijin noun
- haïk noun /a.ik/: haik
- haïkaï noun /aj.kaj/: haikai
- haïkiste noun /a.i.kist/: a haikuist, a haiku writer
- haïku noun /aj.ku/: alternative spelling of haïku
- Haile proper noun
- Hailey proper noun ^((h aspiré))\e.li\
- haillainvillois adjective, noun
- Haillainvilloise noun
- haillanais adjective, noun
- Haillanaise noun
- Hailles proper noun
- haillette noun
- Haillicourt proper noun
- haillicourtois adjective, noun
- Haillicourtoise noun
- haillois adjective, noun
- Hailloise noun
- haillon noun /a.jɔ̃/: rag
- haillonner verb ^((h aspiré))\a.jɔ.ne\
- haillonneuse adjective, noun /a.jɔ.nøz/: feminine singular of haillonneux
- haillonneux adjective, noun /a.jɔ.nø/: ragged
- Haillot proper noun
- haillotois adjective, noun
- Haillotoise noun
- Hailsham proper noun
- haim noun ^((h aspiré))\ɛ̃\
- haimpsois adjective, noun
- Haimpsoise noun
- haimsois adjective, noun
- Haimsoise noun
- hain noun ^((h aspiré))\ɛ̃\
- hain-teny noun ^((h aspiré))\ajn.tɛ.ni\
- hainamoration noun ^((h aspiré))\ɛ.na.mɔ.ʁa.sjɔ̃\
- hainamourer verb \ɛ.na.mu.ʁe\
- Hainan proper noun ^((h aspiré))\aj.nan\
- Hainaut proper noun /ɛ.no/: Hainaut (a province of Belgium)
- haine noun /ɛn/: hatred; hate
- hainer verb ^((h aspiré))\ɛ.ne\
- haineur noun ^((h aspiré))\ɛ.nœʁ\
- haineuse adjective, noun /ɛ.nøz/: feminine singular of haineux
- haineusement adverb /ɛ.nøz.mɑ̃/: hatefully
- haineux adjective /ɛ.nø/: hateful (full of hate)
- haingre adjective ^((h aspiré))\ɛ̃ɡʁ\
- haininois adjective, noun
- Haininoise noun
- Hainneville proper noun
- hainois adjective, noun
- Hainoise noun
- hainosphère noun
- hainteny noun ^((h aspiré))\ajn.tɛ.ni\
- hainuyer adjective \ɛ.nɥi.je\: Of or from Hainaut
- Haïphong proper noun \aj.fɔ̃ɡ\
- haïr noun, verb /a.iʁ/: to hate
- hair metal noun \ɛʁ me.tal\
- haïr pour mourir verb \a.iʁ puʁ mu.ʁiʁ\
- haire noun /ɛʁ/: hairshirt
- hairement noun \ɛʁ.mɑ̃\
- haireux adjective ^((h aspiré))\ɛ.ʁø\
- Haironville proper noun
- haironvillois adjective, noun
- Haironvilloise noun
- hairpinning noun
- Haise proper noun
- haisla adjective, noun
- haisnois adjective, noun
- Haisnoise noun
- haïssable adjective /a.i.sabl/: hatable, detestable, insufferable, unbearable, worthy of being hated
- haïssement noun ^((h aspiré))\a.is.mɑ̃\
- haïsses verb /a.is/: second-person singular present/imperfect subjunctive of haïr
- haïsseur noun /a.i.sœʁ/: one who hates; a hater
- Haïti proper noun /a.i.ti/: Haiti (a country in the Caribbean)
- haïtianisation noun ^((h muet))\a.i.sja.ni.za.sjɔ̃\
- haïtianiser verb ^((h muet))\a.i.sja.ni.ze\
- haïtianité noun \a.i.sja.ni.te\
- haïtiano- prefix \a.i.sja.no\
- haïtiano-québécois adjective, noun \a.i.sja.no.ke.be.kwa\
- Haïtiano-Québécoise noun \a.i.sja.no.ke.be.kwaz\
- haïtien adjective, noun /a.i.sjɛ̃/: of Haiti; Haitian
- haïtienne adjective, noun /a.i.sjɛn/: feminine singular of haïtien
- haja noun: trouble, problems, difficulties
- Hajar proper noun \a.ʒaʁ\
- Hajdu proper noun: a surname, Hajdu, from Hungarian
- Hajduk proper noun
- haje noun
- hajhouj noun
- hâjib noun \a.ʒib\
- hajime interjection \ha.dʒi.me\
- hajj noun \adʒ\
- hajjam noun /a.ʒam/: (traditional) barber
- Hajji proper noun \a.dʒi\
- hak noun ^((h aspiré))\ak\
- haka noun ^((h aspiré))\a.ka\
- hakama noun ^((h aspiré))\a.ka.ma\
- hakapik noun \a.ka.pik\: hakapik
- hákarl noun
- hakawati noun \a.ka.wa.ti\
- hakim noun
- Hakima proper noun
- Hakimi proper noun
- hakka adjective, noun ^((h aspiré))\a.ka\: Hakka
- hakken noun ^((h aspiré))\a.kœn\
- hakker verb ^((h aspiré))\a.ke\
- hakko-ryu noun
- Hakodate proper noun \a.ko.da.te\
- Hakone proper noun
- hakuna matata interjection \a.ku.na ma.ta.ta\
- hakwon noun \a.kwɔn\
- Hal proper noun ^((h aspiré))\al\
- halage noun /a.laʒ/: haulage
- halakha noun \a.la.ka\
- halakhique adjective \a.la.kik\
- halal adjective, noun ^((h aspiré))\a.lal\
- halali noun \a.la.li\
- halaliser verb ^((h aspiré))\a.la.li.ze\
- halang noun
- halant noun, verb /a.lɑ̃/: present participle of haler
- halanzinois adjective, noun
- Halanzinoise noun
- Halatte proper noun
- halazone noun \a.la.zɔn\
- Halberstadt proper noun
- halbi noun /al.bi/: A cider from Normandy made from pears and apples
Part 1 · Part 3 · French words: H
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 H: 11,467 words, in 39 parts.