French words: haltérophile to Hank
300 French words, part 4 of 39 of the words starting with H, A to Z. 33 have a page of their own.
French words haltérophile to Hank
- haltérophile noun /al.te.ʁɔ.fil/: weightlifter
- haltérophilie noun /al.te.ʁɔ.fi.li/: weightlifting
- haltérophilique adjective \al.te.ʁɔ.fi.lik\
- haltérophiliser verb ^((h muet))\al.te.ʁo.fi.li.ze\
- haltinnois adjective, noun
- Haltinnoise noun
- Halton proper noun
- halurgie noun \a.lyʁ.ʒi\
- halurgique adjective ^((h aspiré))\a.lyʁ.ʒik\
- haluschka noun \a.luʃ.ka\
- halva noun /al.va/: halva
- halvadji-bachi noun
- halwa noun ^((h aspiré))\al.wa\
- Halys proper noun \tsi.tsi.pas\
- halzoum noun \al.zum\
- ham interjection \am\
- ham-nalinnois adjective, noun
- Ham-Nalinnoise noun
- Ham-Nordois noun \am.nɔʁ.dwa\
- Hama proper noun /a.ma/: Hama (a city in Syria)
- hamac noun /a.mak/: hammock
- hamada noun /a.ma.da/: hamada
- Hamadan proper noun
- Hamadi proper noun
- Hamadouche proper noun
- hamadryade noun /a.ma.dʁi.jad/: hamadryad
- hamadryas noun \a.ma.dʁjas\
- hamaï noun
- hamaïde noun
- hamal noun \a.mal\
- hamamélées noun \a.ma.me.le\
- hamamélidacée noun \a.ma.me.li.da.se\
- hamamélide noun \a.ma.me.lid\
- hamamélidine noun \a.ma.me.li.din\
- hamamélis noun /a.ma.me.li/: hamamelis, witch hazel (delicious tree of the genus Hamamelis)
- hamamélis de Virginie noun \a.ma.me.lis də viʁ.ʒi.ni\
- haman noun ^((h aspiré))\a.mɑ̃\
- Hamani proper noun
- Hamard proper noun
- hamarois adjective, noun
- Hamaroise noun
- hamartia noun
- hamartiologie noun: hamartiology
- hamartoblastome noun ^((h aspiré))\a.maʁ.tɔ.blas.tom\
- hamartome noun ^((h aspiré))\a.maʁ.tom\
- Hamas proper noun \ha.mas\
- Hamath proper noun
- hamathécium noun \pe.ʁi.djɔm\
- hamathéen adjective ^((h aspiré))\a.ma.te.ɛ̃\
- hamatum noun \a.ma.tɔm\
- hamaux noun ^((h aspiré))\a.mo\
- hamaxobien adjective
- Hambach proper noun
- hambachois adjective, noun
- Hambachoise noun
- hambagu noun \ɑ̃.ba.ɡu\
- hambergite noun \am.bɛʁ.ʒit\
- hambersois adjective, noun
- Hambersoise noun
- hambion adjective, noun
- Hambionne noun
- Hambleton proper noun
- hamblinois adjective, noun
- Hamblinoise noun
- hambourg noun ^((h aspiré))\ɑ̃.buʁ\
- hambourgeois adjective, noun /ɑ̃.buʁ.ʒwa/: Hamburg
- hambourgeois au fromage noun ^((h aspiré))\ɑ̃.buʁ.ʒwa o fʁɔ.maʒ\
- hambourgeoise adjective, noun \ɑ̃.buʁ.ʒwaz\: feminine singular of hambourgeois
- hambourgeoiser verb ^((h muet))\ɑ̃.buʁ.ʒwa.ze\
- hamburger noun /ɑ̃.bœʁ.ɡœʁ/: hamburger
- hamburger au fromage noun ^((h aspiré))\am.bœʁ.ɡœ.ʁ‿o fʁɔ.maʒ\
- hamburgererie noun ^((h aspiré))\ɑ̃.bœʁ.ɡœ.ʁə.ʁi\
- Hambye proper noun
- hambyon adjective, noun
- Hambyonne noun
- hamdanide adjective: Hamdanid
- Hamdi proper noun
- hamdoullah interjection \am.du.la\
- haméa noun \a.me.a\
- hameau noun /a.mo/: hamlet
- hameçon noun /am.sɔ̃/: fishhook
- hameçon palatal souscrit noun \am.sɔ̃ pa.la.tal sus.kʁi\
- hameçon rétroflexe souscrit noun \am.sɔ̃ ʁe.tʁo.flɛks sus.kʁi\
- hameçonnage noun /am.sɔ.naʒ/: phishing; a phishing scam
- hameçonnage ciblé noun \am.sɔ.naʒ si.ble\
- hameçonner verb /am.sɔ.ne/: to attract and seduce by a deceptive appearance
- hamède noun ^((h aspiré))\a.mɛd\
- hamée noun ^((h aspiré))\a.me\
- haméïde noun \a.me.id\
- Hamel proper noun /a.mɛl/: a habitational surname from Middle French
- Hamelet proper noun
- hamélie noun \a.me.li\
- Hamelin proper noun /am.lɛ̃/: a surname, Hamelin, from German
- hamelincourtois adjective, noun
- Hamelincourtoise noun
- hamelinois adjective, noun
- Hamelinoise noun
- Hameln proper noun
- hamelois adjective, noun
- Hameloise noun
- hamer noun, verb
- hames-boucrois adjective, noun
- Hames-Boucroise noun
- Hamet proper noun
- hameton adjective, noun
- Hametonne noun
- hami adjective: hot
- Hamid proper noun
- Hamidi proper noun
- Hamidou proper noun \a.mi.du\
- hamigère adjective \a.mi.ʒɛʁ\
- Hamilton proper noun \a.mil.tɔn\
- hamiltonie noun \a.mil.to.ni\
- hamiltonien adjective, noun /a.mil.tɔ.njɛ̃/: Hamiltonian
- hamiltonstövare noun
- hamiote adjective, noun \a.mjɔt\: Hamawi
- hamiplante adjective, noun ^((h aspiré))\a.mi.plɑ̃t\
- hamipréen adjective, noun
- Hamipréenne noun
- hamite adjective
- hamitique adjective \a.mi.tik\: hamitic
- Hamlaoui proper noun
- Hamlet proper noun /am.lɛ/: Hamlet
- hamlétien adjective: Hamletian
- hamlétisme noun
- Hamlin proper noun
- Hamm proper noun
- Hamma proper noun
- Hammadi proper noun ^((h aspiré))\a.ma.di\
- hammal noun
- hammam noun /a.mam/: hammam (communal bathhouse in Islamic countries)
- Hamme proper noun
- hamme-millois adjective, noun
- Hamme-Milloise noun
- Hammel proper noun
- hammered dulcimer noun
- hammerless noun \a.məʁ.lɛs\
- Hammersmith proper noun
- Hammerstein proper noun
- Hammett proper noun
- Hammoud proper noun
- Hammourabi proper noun \a.mu.ʁa.bi\
- hammudite adjective: Hammudid
- Hamo proper noun
- Hamoir proper noun
- hamoirien adjective, noun
- Hamoirienne noun
- hamois adjective, noun
- Hamoise noun
- hamoisien adjective, noun
- Hamoisienne noun
- hamon noun
- Hamonic proper noun
- hamoniste noun \a.mɔ.nist\
- Hamont proper noun
- hamonvillois adjective, noun
- Hamonvilloise noun
- Hampden proper noun
- Hampdenois noun \ɑ̃p.də.nwa\
- hampe adjective, noun /ɑ̃p/: pole (for flag etc.); shaft (of lance)
- hampignois adjective, noun
- Hampignoise noun
- hampshire noun
- Hampstead proper noun
- Hampton proper noun
- Hamraoui proper noun /am.ʁa.wi/: a surname from Arabic
- hamri noun
- Hamrouche proper noun /am.ʁuʃ/: a surname from Arabic
- hamster noun /am.stɛʁ/: hamster
- hamster commun noun
- hamster d’Europe noun ^((h aspiré))\am.stɛʁ dœ.ʁɔp\
- hamster de Syrie noun
- hamster doré noun
- hamster roux noun
- hamster syrien noun
- Hamsudois noun \am.sy.dwa\
- hamule noun \a.myl\
- hamuleux adjective ^((h aspiré))\a.my.lø\
- hamulus noun \a.my.lys\
- hamulus lacrymal noun \a.my.lys la.kʁi.mal\
- hamza noun ^((h aspiré))\am.za\
- hamzé adjective, noun \am.ze\
- han adjective, interjection, noun, onomatopoeia ^((h aspiré))\ɑ̃\
- han han interjection \ɑ̃ ɑ̃\
- han-kengai noun
- han lan lan interjection \ɑ̃ lɑ̃ lɑ̃\
- Hanaa proper noun
- Hanae proper noun
- hanafi noun \a.na.fi\
- hanafisme noun /a.na.fism/: Hanafism
- hanafite noun \a.na.fit\
- hanafuda noun \a.na.fu.da\
- Hanako proper noun /a.na.ko/: a female given name from Japanese
- hanami noun \a.na.mi\
- Hanane proper noun \a.nan\
- Hanano proper noun
- hanap noun /a.nap/: (lidded) goblet, hanap
- Hanau proper noun
- hanbalisme noun ^((h aspiré))\ɑ̃.ba.lism\
- hanbalite adjective /ɑ̃.ba.lit/: Hanbali
- hanbok noun
- Hanbury proper noun
- Hanc proper noun
- hanchaire adjective
- hanche adjective, noun /ɑ̃ʃ/: hip
- hanchement noun ^((h aspiré))\ɑ̃ʃ.mɑ̃\
- hancher verb ^((h aspiré))\ɑ̃.ʃe\
- hanchois adjective, noun
- Hanchoise noun
- hanchu adjective ^((h aspiré))\ɑ̃.ʃy\
- hancois adjective, noun
- Hancoise noun
- Hancourt proper noun
- hancourtois adjective, noun \ɑ̃.kuʁ.twa\
- Hancourtoise noun \ɑ̃.kuʁ.twaz\
- hand noun /ɑ̃d/: the sport handball
- hand-ball noun: alternative form of handball
- hand deploy noun \ɑ̃nd de.plɔj\
- hand spinner noun /ɑ̃d spi.nœʁ/: fidget spinner
- handakuten noun \(h)an.da.ku.tɛn\
- handball noun /ɑ̃d.bal/: handball
- handball de plage noun ^((h aspiré))\ɑ̃d.bal də plaʒ\
- handballeur noun /ɑ̃d.ba.lœʁ/: handball player
- handballeuse noun /ɑ̃d.ba.løz/: female equivalent of handballeur
- handbike noun \ɑ̃d.bajk\
- Handel proper noun
- Handewitt proper noun
- handi adjective, noun ^((h aspiré))\ɑ̃.di\
- handi-accessible adjective \ɑ̃.di.ak.sɛ.sibl\
- handi-badminton noun ^((h aspiré))\ɑ̃.di.bad.min.tɔn\
- handibasket noun /ɑ̃.di.bas.kɛt/: wheelchair basketball
- handic noun /ɑ̃.dik/: retard
- handicap noun /ɑ̃.di.kap/: handicap
- handicap divisé noun ^((h aspiré))\ɑ̃.di.kap di.vi.ze\
- handicap invisible noun ^((h aspiré))\ɑ̃.di.ka.p‿ɛ̃.vi.zibl\
- handicap moteur noun /ɑ̃.di.kap mɔ.tœʁ/: motor disability, motor impairment
- handicapant adjective, verb /ɑ̃.di.ka.pɑ̃/: disabling; debilitating
- handicapé adjective, noun, verb /ɑ̃.di.ka.pe/: disabled, handicapped
- handicapé mental adjective, noun /ɑ̃.di.ka.pe mɑ̃.tal/: mentally handicapped person
- handicapé moteur noun /ɑ̃.di.ka.pe mɔ.tœʁ/: person with a motor disability, person with a motor impairment
- handicapée noun, verb /ɑ̃.di.ka.pe/: feminine singular of handicapé
- handicaper verb /ɑ̃.di.ka.pe/: to handicap (to encumber with a handicap)
- handicapeur noun /ɑ̃.di.ka.pœʁ/: handicapper
- handicapeuse noun ^((h aspiré))\ɑ̃.di.ka.pøz\
- handicapologie noun ^((h aspiré))\ɑ̃.di.ka.po.lo.ʒi\
- handicide noun \ɑ̃.di.sid\
- handifoot noun ^((h aspiré))\ɑ̃.di.fut\
- handiphobe adjective, noun \ɑ̃.di.fɔb\
- handiphobie noun \ɑ̃.di.fɔ.bi\
- handiplage noun ^((h aspiré))\ɑ̃.di.plaʒ\
- handiski noun ^((h aspiré))\ɑ̃.di.ski\
- handisport noun /ɑ̃.dis.pɔʁ/: parasport (disabled sport, disability sport)
- handlebar noun
- handler noun ^((h aspiré))\ɑ̃(n)d.lœʁ\
- Handley proper noun
- handok noun \ɑ̃.dɔk\
- handpan noun
- handpoke noun
- hands up noun
- handschuheimois adjective, noun
- Handschuheimoise noun
- handshake noun ^((h aspiré))\ɑ̃d.ʃɛk\
- handstand pushup noun
- handsup noun
- hane noun ^((h aspiré))\an\
- hanebane noun ^((h aspiré))\an.ban\
- Haneffe proper noun
- hanéfi noun \a.ne.fi\
- hanéfisme noun \a.ne.fism\: Hanafism
- hanéfite adjective, noun \a.ne.fit\: Hanafist
- hanem noun
- hanet noun \a.nɛ\
- hanetsuki noun
- Hanford proper noun
- hanfu noun
- hang noun ^((h aspiré))\ɑ̃ɡ\
- hanga noun
- hangar noun /ɑ̃.ɡaʁ/: shed, barn, warehouse
- hangar durci noun ^((h aspiré))\ɑ̃.ɡaʁ dyʁ.si\
- hangard noun \ɑ̃.ɡaʁ\
- hangenbietenois adjective, noun
- Hangenbietenoise noun
- hangestois adjective, noun
- Hangestoise noun
- hangeul noun /an.ɡœl/: hangul (Korean phonetic script)
- hangover noun
- hangul adjective, noun ^((h aspiré))\an.ɡœl\
- hangvillerois adjective, noun
- Hangvilleroise noun
- Hania proper noun
- hanicroche noun \a.ni.kʁɔʃ\
- Hanif proper noun
- hanifite noun ^((h aspiré))\a.ni.fit\
- hanis adjective, noun \a.nis\
- hanisation noun \a.ni.za.sjɔ̃\
- Hanish proper noun \a.niʃ\
- haniwa noun ^((h aspiré))\a.ni.wa\
- Haniyeh proper noun
- hanja noun \an.ʒa\
- Hank proper noun
Part 3 · Part 5 · 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.