French words: humaine to hurtièrois
300 French words, part 31 of 39 of the words starting with H, A to Z. 53 have a page of their own.
French words humaine to hurtièrois
- humaine adjective, noun /y.mɛn/: feminine singular of humain
- humaine augmentée noun \y.mɛ.n‿oɡ.mɑ̃.te\
- humainement adverb /y.mɛn.mɑ̃/: humanly
- Human proper noun
- humanimal adjective \y.ma.ni.mal\
- humanimalité noun \y.ma.ni.ma.li.te\
- humanine noun: humanin
- humanisabilité noun
- humanisable adjective \y.ma.ni.zabl\: humanizable
- humanisation noun /y.ma.ni.za.sjɔ̃/: humanisation
- humaniser verb /y.ma.ni.ze/: to humanise; to civilise
- humanisme noun /y.ma.nism/: humanism
- humaniste adjective, noun /y.ma.nist/: humanist, humanistic
- humanistique adjective, noun \y.ma.nis.tik\: humanistic
- humanistiser verb ^((h muet))\y.ma.nis.ti.ze\
- humanitaire adjective, noun /y.ma.ni.tɛʁ/: humanitarian
- humanitairement adverb \y.ma.ni.tɛʁ.mɑ̃\
- humanitairerie noun \y.ma.ni.tɛ.ʁə.ʁi\
- humanitariser verb \y.ma.ni.ta.ʁi.ze\
- humanitarisme noun /y.ma.ni.ta.ʁism/: humanitarianism (humanitarian philosophy)
- humanitariste adjective, noun /y.ma.ni.ta.ʁist/: humanitarianist
- Humanitarium adjective
- humanité noun /y.ma.ni.te/: humanity (human beings as a group)
- humanités noun /y.ma.ni.te/: plural of humanité
- humanités digitales noun \y.ma.ni.te di.ʒi.tal\
- humanités numériques noun \y.ma.ni.te ny.me.ʁik\
- humanitude noun ^((h muet))\y.ma.ni.tyd\
- Humanity proper noun \y.ma.ni.tɛ\
- humano- prefix \y.ma.nɔ.\
- humano-sphère noun \y.ma.no.sfɛʁ\
- humanoïde adjective, noun /y.ma.nɔ.id/: humanoid
- humanoïdiser verb ^((h muet))\y.ma.nɔ.i.di.ze\
- humantin noun \y.mɑ̃.tɛ̃\
- humanure noun \y.ma.nyʁ\
- humatile adjective \y.ma.til\
- humbauvillois adjective, noun
- Humbauvilloise noun
- humbécourtois adjective, noun
- Humbécourtoise noun
- Humbeeck proper noun
- Humber proper noun
- humbercampois adjective, noun
- Humbercampoise noun
- Humbercourt proper noun
- humberstonite noun ^((h aspiré))\ym.bɛʁ.stɔ.nit\
- Humbert proper noun /œ̃.bɛʁ/: a male given name
- humbertois adjective, noun
- Humbertoise noun
- humbervillois adjective, noun
- Humbervilloise noun
- humble adjective, noun /œ̃bl/: humble
- humblement adverb /œ̃.blə.mɑ̃/: humbly
- humbler noun
- humbles adjective, noun /œ̃bl/: plural of humble
- humblitude noun \œ̃.bli.tyd\
- Humblot proper noun \ɛ̃.blɔ\
- Humboldt proper noun
- humboldtine noun ^((h aspiré))\ɔm.bɔld.tin\
- humboldtite noun ^((h aspiré))\ɔm.bɔld.tit\
- humbug noun ^((h aspiré))\əm.bəɡ\
- hume-vent noun \ym.vɑ̃\
- humea noun \y.me.a\
- Humeau proper noun
- humectable adjective \y.mɛk.tabl\
- humectage noun \y.mɛk.taʒ\: moistening
- humectant adjective, noun, verb ^((h muet))\y.mɛk.tɑ̃\: present participle of humecter
- humectation noun \y.mɛk.ta.sjɔ̃\
- humecter verb /y.mɛk.te/: to moisten (make slightly wet)
- humecteur noun \y.mɛk.tœʁ\
- humer verb /y.me/: to smell
- humerœuilois adjective, noun
- Humerœuiloise noun
- huméral adjective /y.me.ʁal/: humeral
- humérien adjective \y.me.ʁjɛ̃\
- huméro- prefix \y.me.ʁɔ\
- huméro-radial adjective \y.me.ʁo.ʁa.djal\
- huméroscapulaire adjective \y.me.ʁɔ.ska.py.lɛʁ\
- humérus noun /y.me.ʁys/: humerus
- humescent adjective \y.mɛ.sɑ̃\
- humeur noun /y.mœʁ/: humour/humor (the liquid in the body)
- humeur aqueuse noun \y.mœʁ a.køz\
- humeur vitrée noun /y.mœʁ vi.tʁe/: vitreous humour
- humeuse noun ^((h aspiré))\y.møz\
- humeux adjective \y.mø\
- Humex proper noun \y.mɛks\
- humicole adjective /y.mi.kɔl/: humicolous
- humide adjective, noun /y.mid/: moist, humid
- humide radical noun \y.mid ʁa.di.kal\
- humidement adverb /y.mid.mɑ̃/: humidly
- humidex noun ^((h aspiré))\y.mi.dɛks\
- humidier verb \y.mi.dje\
- humidificateur adjective, noun /y.mi.di.fi.ka.tœʁ/: humidifier (a device that is used to increase the humidity of the air)
- humidification noun /y.mi.di.fi.ka.sjɔ̃/: humidification
- humidifier verb /y.mi.di.fje/: to humidify
- humidifuge adjective \y.mi.di.fyʒ\
- humidimètre noun \y.mi.di.mɛtʁ\: humidimeter
- humidité noun /y.mi.di.te/: humidity; moisture, wetness, dampness
- humidité absolue noun \y.mi.di.te ab.sɔ.ly\
- humidité relative noun \y.mi.di.te ʁə.la.tiv\
- humidité spécifique noun \y.mi.di.te spe.si.fik\
- humidor noun
- humien adjective
- Humières proper noun
- humiérois adjective, noun
- Humiéroise noun
- humifère adjective \y.mi.fɛʁ\: humiferous
- humiferrite noun \y.mi.fɛ.ʁit\
- humification noun /y.mi.fi.ka.sjɔ̃/: humification
- humifier verb \y.mi.fje\
- humifuse adjective
- humigène adjective \y.mi.ʒɛn\
- humiliable adjective \y.mi.ljabl\
- humiliamment adverb /y.mi.lja.mɑ̃/: humiliatingly, humblingly
- humiliant adjective, verb /y.mi.ljɑ̃/: humiliating
- humiliation noun /y.mi.lja.sjɔ̃/: a humiliation, active or passive
- humilié adjective, noun, verb \y.mi.lje\: past participle of humilier
- humilier verb /y.mi.lje/: to humiliate
- humilifique adjective
- humilité noun /y.mi.li.te/: humility
- humine noun \y.min\: humin
- humique adjective /y.mik/: humic
- humite noun \y.mit\
- humivore adjective \y.mi.vɔʁ\
- humm interjection
- Hummer proper noun
- hummm onomatopoeia
- hummock noun
- hummocké adjective
- hummus noun /y.mys/: alternative spelling of houmous
- hûmois adjective, noun
- Hûmoise noun
- humopinique adjective \y.mɔ.pi.nik\
- humoral adjective /y.mɔ.ʁal/: humoral
- humoresque noun /y.mɔ.ʁɛsk/: humoresque
- humoreux adjective \y.mɔ.ʁø\
- humorique adjective \y.mɔ.ʁik\
- humoriser verb \y.mɔ.ʁi.ze\
- humorisme noun /y.mɔ.ʁism/: humorism
- humoriste adjective, noun /y.mɔ.ʁist/: comedian (entertainer)
- humoristique adjective /y.mɔ.ʁis.tik/: funny, humorous
- humoristiquement adverb /y.mɔ.ʁis.tik.mɑ̃/: funnily, humorously
- humoristiser verb ^((h muet))\y.mɔ.ʁis.ti.ze\
- humour noun /y.muʁ/: humor; comic effect in a communication or performance
- humour de pelure de banane noun \y.muʁ də p(ə.)lyʁ də ba.nan\
- humour noir noun /y.muʁ nwaʁ/: black humor
- humoureusement adverb \y.mu.ʁøz.mɑ̃\
- humph interjection \hymf\
- humulène noun \y.my.lɛn\: humulene
- humuline noun \y.my.lin\: humulin
- humus noun /y.mys/: humus
- humusation noun ^((h muet))\y.my.sa.sjɔ̃\
- humuser verb ^((h muet))\y.my.ze\
- Hun noun ^((h aspiré))\œ̃\: Hun; a member of the Huns, a nomadic tribe originating out of Central Asia that invaded the Roman Empire in the 5th century
- hun’qumyi’num noun
- hunage noun ^((h aspiré))\y.naʒ\
- Hunan proper noun ^((h aspiré))\y.nan\
- hunanais adjective ^((h aspiré))\y.na.nɛ\
- Hunault proper noun
- Hunawihr proper noun
- hunawihrien adjective, noun
- Hunawihrienne noun
- hunde noun \un.de\
- Hunding proper noun
- hundlingeois adjective, noun
- Hundlingeoise noun
- hune noun /yn/: foretop
- huner verb ^((h aspiré))\y.ne\
- hunette noun ^((h aspiré))\y.nɛt\
- Hung proper noun
- hungarisme noun
- hungaro- prefix \œ̃.ɡa.ʁo\
- hungarophobie noun \ɔ̃.ɡa.ʁɔ.fɔ.bi\
- hungarophone adjective
- Hungerford proper noun
- hunier noun /y.nje/: topsail (sail above the course sail)
- Huningue proper noun
- huninguois adjective, noun
- Huninguoise noun
- hunnebedden noun
- hunnique adjective ^((h aspiré))\y.nik\: Hunnic
- hunnu adjective, noun \u.nu\: Xiongnu; synonym of Xiongnu
- hunspachois adjective, noun
- Hunspachoise noun
- hunsrik noun
- Hunsrück proper noun
- Hunt noun
- hunter noun ^((h aspiré))\œn.tɛʁ\
- hunter irlandais noun
- huntérien adjective
- Hunterstownais noun \ɔn.təʁz.tɔw.nɛ\
- Hunting proper noun
- Huntingdon proper noun \ɔn.tiŋ.dɔn\
- Huntingdonnais noun \ɔn.tiŋ.dɔ.nɛ\
- huntingtine noun: huntingtin
- Huntington proper noun
- Huntley proper noun
- huntleya noun
- Huntly proper noun
- hunyclésien adjective, noun
- Hunyclésienne noun
- hunzib noun
- huon noun ^((h aspiré))\y.ɔ̃\
- huosais adjective, noun
- Huosaise noun
- huossais adjective, noun
- Huossaise noun
- huot noun ^((h aspiré))\y.o\
- hupa noun
- hupahupa noun
- huparlacois adjective, noun
- Huparlacoise noun
- hupda adjective, noun
- hupe noun ^((h aspiré))\yp\
- huppable adjective
- Huppain proper noun \y.pɛ̃\
- huppard noun ^((h aspiré))\y.paʁ\
- huppaytois adjective, noun
- Huppaytoise noun
- huppé adjective, noun /yp/: hoopoe (bird of species Upupa epops)
- huppe-col noun ^((h aspiré))\yp.kɔl\
- huppé de Soultz noun
- huppe fasciée noun ^((h aspiré))\yp fa.sje\
- huppé picard noun ^((h aspiré))\y.pe pi.kaʁ\
- huppelot noun \y.plo\
- hupper verb ^((h aspiré))\y.pe\
- Huppert proper noun \y.pɛʁ\
- huppette noun \y.pɛt\
- huppinois adjective, noun
- Huppinoise noun
- huqin noun
- huque noun /yk/: huke
- hurasse noun ^((h aspiré))\y.ʁas\
- hurbachois adjective, noun
- Hurbachoise noun
- Hurbain proper noun
- hurdler noun /œʁd.lœʁ/: hurdler
- hurdleur noun ^((h aspiré))\œʁ.dlœʁ\
- hurdleuse noun /œʁd.løz/: female equivalent of hurdler
- hure noun /yʁ/: head (of an animal, especially a boar or pig)
- hure à interjection
- Hureau proper noun \y.ʁo\
- hureaulite noun \y.ʁe.o.lit\
- Hureaux proper noun \y.ʁo\
- hurebec noun ^((h aspiré))\yʁ.bɛk\
- Hurepoix proper noun /yʁ.pwa/: Hurepoix (a region of the Île-de-France region, France)
- Huret proper noun
- Hurez proper noun
- hurhau interjection
- hurhaut interjection
- Huriel proper noun
- huriélois adjective, noun
- Huriéloise noun
- hurien adjective, noun
- Hurienne noun
- Hurigny proper noun \y.ʁi.ɲi\
- hurkle-durkle noun
- hurlade noun ^((h aspiré))\yʁ.lad\
- hurlant adjective, verb /yʁ.lɑ̃/: howling
- hurlement noun /yʁ.lə.mɑ̃/: howl
- hurler verb /yʁ.le/: to shout, to yell
- hurler à la lune verb \yʁ.le.ʁ‿a la lyn\
- hurler avec les loups verb ^((h aspiré))\yʁ.le a.vɛk lɛ lu\
- hurler comme un écorché verb \yʁ.le kɔ.m‿œ̃ e.kɔʁ.ʃe\
- hurleur adjective, noun /yʁ.lœʁ/: bawler; wailer
- hurleur à fourrure orange cuivré noun \yʁ.lœ.ʁ‿a fu.ʁyʁ ɔ.ʁɑ̃ʒ kɥi.vʁe\
- hurleur à manteau noun \yʁ.lœ.ʁ‿a mɑ̃.to\
- hurleur à pèlerine noun \yʁ.lœ.ʁ‿a pɛl.ʁin\
- hurleur aux mains rousses noun \yʁ.lœ.ʁ‿o mɛ̃ ʁus\
- hurleur brun noun \yʁ.lœʁ bʁœ̃\
- hurleur du Guatemala noun \yʁ.lœʁ dy ɡwa.te.ma.la\
- hurleur noir noun \yʁ.lœʁ nwaʁ\
- hurleur rouge noun \yʁ.lœʁ ʁuʒ\
- hurleur rouge du Pérou noun \yʁ.lœʁ ʁuʒ dy pe.ʁu\
- hurleur roux noun \yʁ.lœʁ ʁu\
- hurleuse noun /yʁ.løz/: female equivalent of hurleur: female bawler; female yeller
- Hurley proper noun
- hurling noun ^((h aspiré))\œʁ.liŋ\
- hurluberlu adjective, noun /yʁ.ly.bɛʁ.ly/: weirdo; eccentric person
- hurluberlue noun ^((h muet))\yʁ.ly.bɛʁ.ly\
- hurluberluesque adjective, noun ^((h muet))\yʁ.ly.bɛʁ.lɥɛsk\
- hurlupé adjective ^((h aspiré))\yʁ.ly.pe\
- Hurlus proper noun \yʁ.ly\
- hurois adjective, noun
- Huroise noun
- huron adjective, noun /y.ʁɔ̃/: a member of this people
- huron-wendat adjective /y.ʁɔ̃.wɛn.dat/: of the Wendat, their language, and their culture
- Huronie proper noun \y.ʁɔ.ni\
- huronien adjective: Huronian
- huroniser verb ^((h aspiré))\y.ʁɔ.ni.ze\
- huronne adjective, noun /y.ʁɔn/: female equivalent of Huron
- hurons adjective, noun ^((h aspiré))\y.ʁɔ̃\: plural of Huron
- hurra interjection
- hurrah interjection, noun ^((h aspiré))\u.ʁa\
- hurricane noun /y.ʁi.kan/: hurricane
- Hurst proper noun
- Hurstel proper noun
- hurtebiller verb ^((h aspiré))\yʁ.tə.bi.je\
- hurtier noun ^((h aspiré))\yʁ.tje\
- Hurtières proper noun
- hurtièrois adjective, noun
Part 30 · Part 32 · 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.