French words: Haute-Epinoise to HB

300 French words, part 9 of 39 of the words starting with H, A to Z. 16 have a page of their own.

French words Haute-Epinoise to HB

Haute-Epinoise noun
haute époque noun \o.t‿e.pɔk\
haute-fidélité noun ^((h aspiré))\ot.fi.de.li.te\: high fidelity
haute finance noun /ot fi.nɑ̃s/: high finance
haute fonction noun \ɔt fɔ̃k.sjɔ̃\
haute fonctionnaire noun ^((h aspiré))\ot fɔ̃k.sjɔ.nɛʁ\
Haute-Gaspésien noun ^((h aspiré))\ot.ɡas.pe.zjɛ̃\
Haute-Gatinois noun \ot.ɡa.ti.nwa\
haute-grive noun ^((h aspiré))\ot.ɡʁiv\
haute intensité noun ^((h aspiré))\o.t‿ɛ̃.tɑ̃.si.te\
haute joaillerie noun
haute juridiction noun ^((h aspiré))\ot ʒy.ʁi.dik.sjɔ̃\
haute justice noun
haute latitude noun ^((h aspiré))\o.t‿la.ti.tyd\
haute lice noun ^((h aspiré))\o.t‿lis\
haute-licier noun ^((h aspiré))\o.tli.sje\
haute-licière noun ^((h aspiré))\o.tli.sjɛʁ\
haute lisse noun ^((h aspiré))\o.t‿lis\
haute-lissier noun ^((h aspiré))\o.tli.sje\
haute-lissière noun ^((h aspiré))\o.tli.sjɛʁ\
haute main noun /ot mɛ̃/: overall control
haute marée noun
haute mer noun /ot mɛʁ/: open sea, open water
haute montagne noun /ot mɔ̃.taɲ/: high mountains
haute naissance adjective ^((h aspiré))\ot ne.sɑ̃s\
haute noblesse noun /ot nɔ.blɛs/: the high nobility
Haute-Nordcôtier noun \ot.nɔʁ.ko.tje\
haute paye noun ^((h aspiré))\ot pɛj\
haute pression noun \ot pʁɛ.sjɔ̃\
haute saison noun /ot sɛ.zɔ̃/: high season, peak season (in the tourist industry, the period of highest demand)
Haute-Savoyarde noun \ot.sa.vɔ.jaʁd\
haute société noun /ot sɔ.sje.te/: high society
haute-taille noun ^((h aspiré))\ot tɑj\
haute technologie noun ^((h aspiré))\ot tɛk.no.lɔ.ʒi\
haute tension noun ^((h aspiré))\ɔt tɑ̃.sjɔ̃\
haute tige noun ^((h aspiré))\ot.tiʒ\
haute tourbière noun ^((h aspiré))\ot tuʁ.bjɛʁ\
haute trahison noun /ot tʁa.i.zɔ̃/: high treason (criminal disloyalty to one's country)
Haute-Viennoise adjective ^((h aspiré))\ot vjɛ.nwaz\
haute-vigneullois adjective, noun
Haute-Vigneulloise noun
Haute-Villois noun \ot.vi.lwa\
haute volerie noun
haute voltige noun /ot vɔl.tiʒ/: acrobatics
Hautecloque proper noun
hautecloquois adjective, noun
Hautecloquoise noun
Hautecoeur proper noun
Hautecombe proper noun \ot.kɔ̃b\
hautecontre noun
Hautecour proper noun
Hautecourt proper noun \ot.kuʁ\
Hautefage proper noun
hautefageois adjective, noun
Hautefageoise noun
Hautefaye proper noun \otfaj\
Hautefeuille proper noun \ot.fœj\
hautefeuillois adjective, noun
Hautefeuilloise noun
Hautefontaine proper noun
hauteforme noun /ot.fɔʁm/: top hat
Hautefort proper noun: Hautefort (a town and commune of Dordogne department, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France)
hautefortais adjective, noun
Hautefortaise noun
hautelisse noun ^((h aspiré))\o.tlis\
hautelisseur noun \o.tli.sœʁ\
hautelissier noun ^((h aspiré))\o.tli.sje\
hautelissière noun ^((h aspiré))\o.tli.sjɛʁ\
Hauteluce proper noun
hautelucien adjective, noun
Hautelucienne noun
hautement adverb /ot.mɑ̃/: highly, very
Hauterive proper noun \ot.ʁiv\
Hauterives proper noun
hauterivien adjective, noun \ot.ʁi.vjɛ̃\
hauterivois adjective, noun
Hauterivoise noun
Hauteroche proper noun
hautes adjective, noun /ot/: feminine plural of haut
hautes Alpes noun ^((h aspiré))\ot.z‿alp\
hautes eaux noun
hautes puissances noun
hautes puissances contractantes noun
hautes Pyrénées noun ^((h aspiré))\ot pi.ʁe.ne\
hautes sciences noun [nouchi]
hautes sphères noun /ot sfɛʁ/: higher spheres, higher circles, upper echelons
hautesse noun /o.tɛs/: The title given to a sultan
hautesvignais adjective, noun
Hautesvignaise noun
hauteur noun /o.tœʁ/: height, altitude
hauteur angulaire du satellite noun ^((h aspiré))\o.tœ.ʁ‿ɑ̃.ɡy.lɛʁ dy sa.tɛ.lit\
hauteur au garrot noun
hauteur d’x noun ^((h aspiré))\o.tœʁ d‿iks\
hauteur de vanité noun /o.tœʁ də va.ni.te/: vanity height
hauteur de vue noun /o.tœʁ də vy/: perspective, distance; magnanimity, high-minded point of view
hauteur dominante noun ^((h aspiré))\o.tœʁ dɔ.mi.nɑ̃t\
hauteur piézométrique noun ^((h aspiré))\o.tœʁ pje.zo.me.tʁik\
hauteur sous plafond noun
hauteur statique noun \o.tœʁ sta.tik\
Hauteurois noun \o.tœ.ʁwa\
hautevesnois adjective, noun
Hautevesnoise noun
hautevillais adjective, noun
Hautevillaise noun
Hauteville proper noun
hautevillois adjective, noun
Hautevilloise noun
hautfond noun ^((h aspiré))\o.fɔ̃\
hautfournier noun ^((h aspiré))\o.fuʁ.nje\
hautgoût noun: haut gout
hautillois adjective, noun
Hautilloise noun
hautin noun ^((h aspiré))\o.tɛ̃\
hautiné adjective ^((h aspiré))\o.ti.ne\
hautlieusard adjective, noun
Hautlieusarde noun
Hautmont proper noun
hautmontois adjective, noun
Hautmontoise noun
Hautot proper noun
hautotais adjective, noun
Hautotaise noun
hautparleur noun ^((h aspiré))\o.paʁ.lœʁ\
Hautrage proper noun
hauts faits noun ^((h aspiré))\o fɛ\
hauttevillois adjective, noun
Hauttevilloise noun
hauturier adjective /o.ty.ʁje/: high-sea
Hautvillers proper noun \o.vi.le\
hautvillois adjective, noun
Hautvilloise noun
hautzénith noun \o.ze.nit\
hauvillais adjective, noun
Hauvillaise noun
Hauville proper noun
hauvinois adjective, noun
Hauvinoise noun
Haux proper noun
hauxois adjective, noun
Hauxoise noun
Haüy proper noun /a.ɥi/: a surname
hauyne noun ^((h aspiré))\a.y.in\
haüyne d’Allemagne noun ^((h aspiré))\a.y.in d‿al.maɲ\
haüynite noun /a.ɥi.nit/: haüynite
havage noun ^((h aspiré))\a.vaʒ\
havana noun \a.va.na\
havanais adjective, noun \a.va.nɛ\: Havanan
havanaise adjective, noun \a.va.nɛz\: feminine singular of havanais
havane noun /a.van/: Havana cigar
havane français noun
havangeois adjective, noun
Havangeoise noun
Havas proper noun \a.vas\
havasupai adjective, noun
have adjective, noun /av/: gaunt; pale and thin
haveau noun ^((h aspiré))\a.vo\
Havel proper noun
Havelange proper noun \a.vlɑ̃ʒ\
havelangeois adjective, noun
Havelangeoise noun
Havelberg proper noun
havelée noun ^((h aspiré))\a.və.le\
haveler verb ^((h muet))\a.və.le\
Havelock proper noun
Havelockois noun \a.və.lɔ.kwa\
havelouatz noun
Haveluy proper noun
haveluynois adjective, noun
Haveluynoise noun
haveneau noun ^((h aspiré))\av.no\
havenet noun ^((h aspiré))\av.nɛ\
haver verb ^((h aspiré))\a.ve\
Haverhill proper noun
haverie noun ^((h aspiré))\a.vʁi\
haveron noun \a.vʁɔ̃\
haverskerquois adjective, noun
Haverskerquoise noun
havet noun \a.vɛ\
havette adjective ^((h aspiré))\a.vɛt\
haveur noun /a.vœʁ/: a miner who loosens rock and minerals in a mine, hewer
haveuse noun ^((h aspiré))\a.vøz\
Haviland proper noun
havildar noun
havinnois adjective, noun
Havinnoise noun
havir verb /a.viʁ/: to singe
havissement noun ^((h aspiré))\a.vis.mɑ̃\
havisses verb: second-person singular present/imperfect subjunctive of havir
havoir verb \a.vwaʁ\
havot noun
havrais adjective, noun /a.vʁɛ/: of, from or relating to the port city of Le Havre, Seine-Maritime department, Normandy, France
havraise adjective, noun \a.vʁɛz\: feminine singular of havrais
havre noun /avʁ/: harbour (UK, Ireland, and the Commonwealth) / harbor (US)
havre de paix noun /a.vʁə də pɛ/: haven of peace, oasis of calm, harbor of refuge, bolthole
Havre-Saint-Pierrois noun \a.vʁə.sɛ̃.pjɛ.ʁwa\
havrer verb ^((h aspiré))\a.vʁe\
havresac noun /a.vʁə.sak/: haversack
havrésien adjective, noun
Havrésienne noun
Havret proper noun
Havrincourt proper noun
havrincourtois adjective, noun
Havrincourtoise noun
havrit noun ^((h aspiré))\a.vʁi\
havu adjective, noun ^((h aspiré))\a.vu\
Hawaï proper noun /a.wa.i/: Hawaii (an insular state of the United States, formerly a territory)
hawaïaniser verb ^((h aspiré))\a.wa.ja.ni.ze\
hawaïen adjective, noun /a.wa.jɛ̃/: Hawaiian
hawaïenne adjective, noun ^((h muet))\a.wa.wa.jɛn\: feminine singular of hawaïen
Hawaii proper noun \a.waj\
hawaiianiser verb ^((h aspiré))\a.wa.ja.ni.ze\
hawaiien adjective, noun /a.wa.jɛ̃/: alternative spelling of Hawaïen
hawaiienne adjective, noun \a.wa.jɛn\: feminine singular of hawaiien
hawaïophone adjective, noun
hawala noun \a.wa.la\
Hawes proper noun
hawfrue noun
hawk tuah onomatopoeia \hawk twah\
Hawke proper noun
Hawkesbury proper noun
Hawkins proper noun
Hawks proper noun \ho.ks\
hawksien adjective ^((h aspiré))\o.ksjɛ̃\
Hawn proper noun
hawsa noun ^((h aspiré))\aw.sa\
Hawthorn proper noun
haya noun
hayais adjective, noun
hayais-callevillais adjective, noun \a.jɛ.kal.vi.lɛ\
hayais-theillais adjective, noun \ɛ.jɛ.tɛ.jɛ\
Hayaise noun
Hayaise-Callevillaise noun \a.jɛz.kal.vi.lɛz\
Hayaise-Theillaise noun
Hayange proper noun \a.jɑ̃ʒ\
hayangeois adjective, noun
Hayangeoise noun
Hayao proper noun \a.ja.o\
hayard adjective, noun \a.jaʁ\
Hayarde noun \a.jaʁd\
Hayashi proper noun /a.ja.ʃi/: a surname from Japanese
Haybes proper noun
haybois adjective, noun
Hayboise noun
Haydée proper noun /ɛ.de/: a female given name
Hayden proper noun \e.dən\
Haydn proper noun /aj.dœn/: a surname from German
haydnien adjective /aj.dœ.njɛ̃/: Haydnian
Haydon proper noun
Haye proper noun
haye-le-comtois adjective, noun
Haye-le-Comtoise noun
Hayek proper noun
hayékien adjective \ka.my.zjɛ̃\
hayer verb \e.je\
Hayes proper noun
hayésine noun ^((h aspiré))\a.je.zin\
hayet adjective, noun
hayette noun ^((h aspiré))\ɛ.jɛt\
hayeur noun
hayeux noun ^((h aspiré))\ɛ.jø\
hayien adjective, noun
Hayienne noun
hayland adjective, noun
Haylande noun
Hayley proper noun
Hayman proper noun
Haynau proper noun
haynecourtois adjective, noun
Haynecourtoise noun
Haynes proper noun
hayon noun /a.jɔ̃/: hatchback
hayon-routotois adjective, noun \a.jɔ̃.ʁu.tɔ.twa\
hayonnais adjective, noun
Hayonnaise noun
Hayonne-Routotoise noun \a.jɔn.ʁu.tɔ.twaz\
Hays proper noun
Hayti proper noun \a.ji.ti\
haytien adjective, noun \a.i.sjɛ̃\
haytillon adjective, noun
Haytillonne noun
Hayton proper noun
hayve noun ^((h aspiré))\ɛv\
Haywood proper noun
Haza proper noun
hazan noun
Hazanavicius proper noun /a.za.na.vi.sjys/: a surname from Lithuanian
hazara adjective, noun \a.za.ʁa\
hazard noun ^((h aspiré))\a.zaʁ\
Hazebrouck proper noun \az.bʁuk\
hazebroucker verb \az.bʁu.ke\
hazebrouckois adjective, noun
Hazebrouckoise noun
Hazelwood proper noun
hazembourgeois adjective, noun
Hazembourgeoise noun
Haziza proper noun
hazpandar adjective, noun
Hazpandare noun
hazzan noun
HB noun \aʃ.be\: Ob. (oboe)

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.