French words: Harnoncourtoise to hateur
300 French words, part 7 of 39 of the words starting with H, A to Z. 29 have a page of their own.
French words Harnoncourtoise to hateur
- Harnoncourtoise noun
- haro interjection, noun /a.ʁo/: cry for help
- haro sur le baudet interjection, noun ^((h aspiré))\a.ʁo syʁ lə bo.dɛ\
- Harol proper noun
- harolais adjective, noun
- Harolaise noun
- Harold proper noun \a.ʁɔld\
- Haroué proper noun
- harouelle noun
- Haroun proper noun /a.ʁun/: a male given name from Arabic, equivalent to English Harun
- harpacte noun ^((h aspiré))\aʁ.pakt\
- harpactor noun \aʁ.pak.tɔʁ\
- harpage noun \aʁ.paʒ\
- harpagon noun /aʁ.pa.ɡɔ̃/: a very miserly and selfish person
- harpagonne noun \aʁ.pa.ɡɔn\: female equivalent of harpagon
- harpagoside noun \aʁ.pa.ɡɔ.zid\
- harpail noun \aʁ.paj\
- harpaille noun \aʁ.paj\
- harpailler verb ^((h aspiré))\aʁ.pa.je\
- harpale noun \aʁ.pal\
- harpaxophilie noun
- harpaxophobie noun \aʁ.pak.sɔ.fɔ.bi\
- harpaye noun /aʁ.pɛ/: western marsh harrier (Circus aeruginosus)
- harpe adjective, noun, verb /aʁp/: A triangular musical instrument played by plucking strings with the fingers; a harp.
- harpe à pédales noun ^((h aspiré))\aʁ.p‿a pe.dal\
- harpe andine noun ^((h aspiré))\aʁ.p‿ɑ̃.din\
- harpe angulaire noun ^((h aspiré))\aʁ.p‿ɑ̃.ɡy.lɛʁ\
- harpe arquée noun ^((h aspiré))\aʁ.p‿aʁ.ke\
- harpe bardique noun ^((h aspiré))\aʁp baʁ.dik\
- harpe celtique noun
- harpe chromatique noun ^((h aspiré))\aʁp kʁɔ.ma.tik\
- harpe-cithare noun ^((h aspiré))\aʁp.si.taʁ\
- harpe classique noun ^((h aspiré))\aʁp kla.sik\
- harpe coudée noun ^((h aspiré))\aʁp ku.de\
- harpe d’Afrique noun
- harpe d’Éole noun ^((h aspiré))\aʁp de.ɔl\
- harpe de Nagoya noun \aʁp də na.ɡo.ja\
- harpe des Andes noun ^((h aspiré))\aʁp de zɑ̃d\
- harpe des Pahouins noun
- harpe diatonique noun ^((h aspiré))\aʁp dja.tɔ.nik\
- harpe double noun ^((h aspiré))\aʁp dubl\
- harpe éolienne noun ^((h aspiré))\aʁ.p‿e.ɔ.ljɛn\
- harpe éolique noun ^((h aspiré))\aʁ.p‿e.ɔ.lik\
- harpe fourchue noun ^((h aspiré))\aʁp fuʁ.ʃy\
- harpe-guitare noun
- harpe laser noun \aʁp la.zɛʁ\
- harpe-luth noun ^((h aspiré))\aʁp.lyt\
- harpe météoréolique noun ^((h aspiré))\aʁp me.te.ɔ.ʁe.ɔ.lik\
- harpe mexicaine noun ^((h aspiré))\aʁp mɛk.si.kɛn\
- harpe paraguayenne noun ^((h aspiré))\aʁp pa.ʁa.ɡwa.jɛn\
- harpe triangulaire noun ^((h aspiré))\aʁp tʁjɑ̃.ɡy.lɛʁ\
- harpe triple noun ^((h aspiré))\aʁp tʁipl\
- harpe troubadour noun ^((h aspiré))\aʁp tʁu.ba.duʁ\
- harpeau noun ^((h aspiré))\aʁ.po\
- harpédonapte noun \aʁ.pe.dɔ.napt\
- harpège noun \aʁ.pɛʒ\
- harpéger verb \aʁ.pe.ʒe\
- Harpenden proper noun
- harpénodapte noun \aʁ.pe.nɔ.dapt\
- harper verb /aʁ.pe/: to grasp forcefully
- harpes éoliennes noun
- harpeur noun \aʁ.pœʁ\
- harpiau noun ^((h aspiré))\aʁ.pjo\
- harpie noun /aʁ.pi/: harpy (winged monster)
- harpie féroce noun ^((h aspiré))\aʁ.pi fe.ʁɔs\
- harpigner verb ^((h aspiré))\aʁ.pi.ɲe\
- harpiller verb ^((h aspiré))\aʁ.pi.je\
- harpin noun ^((h aspiré))\aʁ.pɛ̃\
- harpion noun \aʁ.pjɔ̃\
- harpiprion noun ^((h aspiré))\aʁ.pi.pʁi.jɔ̃\
- harpiste noun /aʁ.pist/: harpist
- harpoire noun ^((h aspiré))\aʁ.pwaʁ\
- harpoise noun ^((h aspiré))\aʁ.pwaz\
- harpon noun /aʁ.pɔ̃/: harpoon (spearlike weapon)
- harponnable adjective ^((h aspiré))\aʁ.pɔ.nabl\
- harponnage noun /aʁ.pɔ.naʒ/: harpooning; harpoon fishing
- harponnement noun /aʁ.pɔn.mɑ̃/: harpooning
- harponner verb /aʁ.pɔ.ne/: to harpoon
- harponneur noun /aʁ.pɔ.nœʁ/: harpooner
- harponneuse noun ^((h aspiré))\aʁ.pɔ.nøz\
- harponnier noun \aʁ.pɔ.nje\
- harponvillois adjective, noun
- Harponvilloise noun
- harpouiller verb ^((h aspiré))\aʁ.pu.je\
- harprichois adjective, noun
- Harprichoise noun
- harpye noun ^((h aspiré))\aʁ.pi\
- harquencéen adjective, noun
- Harquencéenne noun
- harquener verb
- harr adjective \aʁ\
- Harra proper noun
- harrab noun
- Harrach proper noun \aʁaʃ\
- harraga noun /a.ʁa.ɡa/: Maghrebi clandestine emigrant trying to reach Europe, particularly through dangerous means.
- Harrar proper noun
- harre noun ^((h aspiré))\aʁ\
- Harrelson proper noun
- harrévillois adjective, noun
- Harrévilloise noun
- Harricanien noun \a.ʁi.ka.njɛ̃\
- harricourtois adjective, noun
- Harricourtoise noun
- harrier noun ^((h aspiré))\a.ʁje\
- harrier du Somerset noun
- harrier français noun
- harrier moderne noun
- Harrington proper noun
- Harringtonois noun \a.ʁiŋ.tɔ.nwa\
- Harriot proper noun \aʁjɔ\
- Harris proper noun
- harrisite noun
- harrisme noun \a.ʁism\
- Harrison proper noun
- harriste adjective, noun \a.ʁist\
- harriveau noun ^((h aspiré))\a.ʁi.vo\
- Harrods proper noun
- Harrogate proper noun
- Harrold proper noun
- harrotte noun ^((h aspiré))\a.ʁɔt\
- Harrow proper noun
- Harry proper noun \a.ʁi\
- HARSAH noun
- harsh noise noun \aʁʃ nɔjz\
- harsh noise wall noun
- Harsin proper noun
- harskirchois adjective, noun
- Harskirchoise noun
- hart noun /aʁ/: cord, rope; halter (hangman's rope)
- hart-rouge noun
- harte noun ^((h aspiré))\aʁt\
- Hartennes proper noun
- hartennois adjective, noun
- Hartennoise noun
- Hartenstein proper noun
- Hartfield proper noun
- Hartford proper noun
- Hartheim proper noun
- hartine noun \aʁ.tin\
- Harting proper noun
- hartite noun /aʁ.tit/: hartite
- Hartl proper noun
- Hartland proper noun
- Hartlepool proper noun \aʁ.tli.pul\
- Hartley proper noun
- hartmannite noun
- Harton proper noun
- hartree noun \ʁ.tʁi\
- Hartshorne proper noun
- Hartung proper noun
- Hartwell proper noun
- Haru proper noun
- Haruko proper noun /a.ʁu.ko/: a female given name from Japanese
- Harumi proper noun /a.ʁu.mi/: a female given name from Japanese
- Harunobu proper noun
- haruspice noun /a.ʁys.pis/: a diviner in Ancient Rome who inspected the entrails of sacrificed animals, especially the livers of sacrificed sheep and poultry; haruspex
- haruspicine noun \a.ʁys.pi.sin\
- Harvard proper noun
- harvardien adjective, noun \ɑʁ.va.djœ̃\
- harviau noun
- Harville proper noun
- harvillois adjective, noun
- Harvilloise noun
- Harwell proper noun
- harweyer verb ^((h aspiré))\aʁ.we.je\
- Harwich proper noun
- Hary proper noun
- haryana noun
- haryanvi adjective, noun \a.ʁjan.vi\
- Harz proper noun
- harzburgite noun
- harzburgitique adjective
- Harzé proper noun
- harzéen adjective, noun
- Harzéenne noun
- harzer rotvieh noun
- has been adjective, noun /az.bin/: out of fashion
- Hasan proper noun
- Hasanov proper noun \a.sa.nɔf\
- hasard noun /a.zaʁ/: (random) chance
- hasard de calendrier noun ^((h aspiré))\a.zaʁ də ka.lɑ̃.dʁi.je\
- hasarde adjective, verb /a.zaʁ.de/: past participle of hasarder
- hasardément adverb /a.zaʁ.de.mɑ̃/: randomly, by chance
- hasarder verb /a.zaʁ.de/: to hazard
- hasarder le paquet verb
- hasarder sa tête verb
- hasardeur adjective, noun /a.zaʁ.dœʁ/: gambler, risktaker
- hasardeuse adjective, noun /a.zaʁ.døz/: feminine singular of hasardeux
- hasardeusement adverb /a.zaʁ.døz.mɑ̃/: riskily, hazardously
- hasardeux adjective /a.zaʁ.dø/: risky, hazardous
- hasardise noun ^((h aspiré))\a.zaʁ.diz\
- hasba verb
- hasbara noun ^((h aspiré))\as.ba.ʁa\
- Hasbro proper noun
- hasch noun /aʃ/: hash, hashish
- haschich noun /a.ʃiʃ/: hashish
- haschisch noun /a.ʃiʃ/: alternative form of haschich
- haschischin adjective, noun \a.ʃi.ʃɛ̃\
- haschischine noun \a.ʃi.ʃin\
- haschish noun \a.ʃiʃ\
- Hasdrubal proper noun
- hase noun /az/: a female rabbit or hare
- Hasegawa proper noun /a.se.ɡa.wa/: a surname from Japanese
- haseki noun \as.ki\
- Hasel proper noun
- haselbourgeois adjective, noun
- Haselbourgeoise noun
- hash noun, verb ^((h aspiré))\aʃ\
- hashé adjective
- Hashem proper noun \ha.ʃem\
- hasher verb ^((h aspiré))\a.ʃe\
- Hashimoto proper noun
- hashish noun \a.ʃiʃ\
- hashtag noun /aʃ.taɡ/: hashtag (metadata tag)
- hashtagger verb ^((h aspiré))\aʃ.ta.ɡe\
- hashtaguer verb \aʃ.ta.ɡe\
- Haskell noun
- haskellien adjective, noun
- Haski proper noun
- Hasmonéens proper noun \as.mɔ.nɛ.œ̃\: Hasmoneans
- Hasna proper noun \as.na\
- hasnadar noun
- Hasnon proper noun
- hasnonais adjective, noun
- Hasnonaise noun
- haspandard adjective, noun
- Haspandarde noun
- Hasparren proper noun
- Haspel proper noun
- haspelschiedtois adjective, noun
- Haspelschiedtoise noun
- Haspres proper noun
- hasprien adjective, noun
- Hasprienne noun
- Hasquin proper noun \as.kɛ̃\
- hass noun /has/: embarrassment, an unpleasant socio-economic situation
- Hassa proper noun
- Hassaké proper noun \a.sa.ke\
- Hassall proper noun
- Hassan proper noun \a.san\
- hassane noun \a.san\
- hassani noun ^((h aspiré))\a.sa.ni\
- hassanophone adjective, noun \a.sa.nɔ.fɔn\
- hassanya adjective, noun \a.sa.ɲa\
- hassart noun ^((h aspiré))\a.saʁ\
- hassate noun ^((h aspiré))\a.sat\
- Hassel proper noun
- Hasselhoff proper noun
- Hasselt proper noun \a.sɛlt\
- hasseltois adjective, noun \a.sɛl.twa\
- Hasseltoise noun
- hassi noun
- Hassiba proper noun \a.si.ba\
- hassid noun \a.sid\
- hassidim adjective, noun \a.si.dim\
- hassidique adjective /a.si.dik/: Hassidic
- hassidisme noun /a.si.dism/: Hassidism
- hassium noun /a.sjɔm/: hassium
- hassoul adverb ^((h aspiré))\ħɑˈsuːl\
- hast noun ^((h aspiré))\ast\
- hastagger verb \aʃ.ta.ɡe\
- hastaire noun \as.tɛʁ\
- hastat noun
- haste adjective, noun /as.te/: hastate
- haster verb
- Hastier proper noun \as.tje\
- Hastière proper noun \as.tjɛʁ\
- hastièrois adjective, noun
- Hastièroise noun
- hastif adjective
- hastifolié adjective ^((h aspiré))\a.sti.fɔ.lje\
- hastiforme adjective
- hastiludium noun
- Hastings proper noun
- hastingsite noun \as.tɛ̃.ɡzit\
- Hastingues proper noun
- hastinguot adjective, noun
- Hastinguote noun
- hastivement adverb
- hasuji noun \ha.su.dʒi\
- Haswell proper noun
- hâta noun, verb /a.ta/: third-person singular past historic of hâter
- hataali noun
- hatamoto noun \a.ta.mo.to\
- Hatay proper noun \a.te\
- hatchek noun \a.tʃɛk\
- hatchetine noun /at.ʃə.tin/: hatchettite
- hâte adjective, noun, verb /at/: haste; impatience
- hâte-toi lentement phrase \a.te.twa lɑ̃t.mɑ̃\
- hâtée noun, verb \a.te\: feminine singular of hâté
- hâtelet noun \a.tlɛ\
- hâtelette noun \a.tlɛt\
- hâtelle noun
- Hatem proper noun
- HATEOAS noun
- hâter noun, verb /a.te/: to speed up, hasten
- hâter le pas verb
- hâtereau noun ^((h aspiré))\ɑ.tə.ʁo\
- hateruma noun ^((h aspiré))\a.tɛ.ʁy.ma\
- hateur noun ^((h aspiré))\ɑ.tœʁ\
Part 6 · Part 8 · 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.