French words: idiotique to Iijima
300 French words, part 3 of 34 of the words starting with I, A to Z. 40 have a page of their own.
French words idiotique to Iijima
- idiotique adjective \i.djɔ.tik\
- idiotisé adjective \i.djo.ti.ze\
- idiotiser verb \i.djo.ti.ze\
- idiotisme noun /i.djɔ.tism/: idiom
- idiotisme gastronomique noun \i.djɔ.tism ɡas.tʁɔ.nɔ.mik\
- idiotissime adjective \i.djɔ.ti.sim\
- idiotité noun \i.djo.ti.te\
- idiotrophosperme adjective \i.djo.tʁɔ.fɔ.spɛʁm\
- Idir proper noun
- idiste adjective, noun \i.dist\
- idjma noun \idʒ.ma\
- idjmaa noun \idʒ.ma\
- Idjwi proper noun \i.dʒwi\
- idli noun
- Idlib proper noun
- IDM noun \i.de.ɛm\
- IdN noun \i.de.ɛ̃n\
- ido adjective, noun \i.do\
- idocrase noun \i.dɔ.kʁɑz\
- idoine adjective /i.dwan/: appropriate, suitable
- idol noun \aj.dɔl\
- idol metal noun \aj.dɔl me.tal\
- idolâtrable adjective \i.dɔ.lɑ.tʁabl\
- idolâtre adjective, noun, verb /i.dɔ.latʁ/: idolater
- idolâtrement adverb /i.dɔ.la.tʁə.mɑ̃/: idolatrously
- idolâtrer verb /i.dɔ.la.tʁe/: to idolize; to worship (treat as an idol)
- idolâtresse noun \i.dɔ.lɑ.tʁɛs\
- idolâtrie noun /i.dɔ.la.tʁi/: idolatry
- idolâtrique adjective /i.dɔ.la.tʁik/: idolatric
- idolâtriser verb \i.dɔ.la.tʁi.ze\
- idole noun /i.dɔl/: idol (graven image or representation of anything that is revered, or believed to convey spiritual power)
- idoler verb \i.dɔ.le\
- idoliser verb \i.dɔ.li.ze\
- idolopée noun /i.dɔ.lɔ.pe/: eidolopoeia
- idoma noun
- Idoménée proper noun \i.dɔ.me.ne\: a male given name of historical usage, equivalent to English Idomeneus
- idonéité noun /i.dɔ.ne.i.te/: suitability, adequacy
- idonique adjective: idonic
- idoscopique adjective
- idose noun \i.doz\
- idotéiforme adjective \i.dɔ.te.i.fɔʁm\
- idothéiforme adjective \i.dɔ.te.i.fɔʁm\
- idracais adjective, noun
- Idracaise noun
- idrialine noun \i.dʁja.lin\
- idrialite noun \i.dʁi.a.lit\
- Idrija proper noun
- Idris proper noun \i.dʁis\
- Idriss proper noun \i.dʁis\
- Idrissa proper noun
- Idrissi proper noun
- idrizite noun \i.dʁi.zit\
- Idro proper noun
- Idron proper noun
- idronnais adjective, noun
- Idronnaise noun
- idryle noun \i.dʁil\
- IDS proper noun
- Idumée proper noun /i.dy.me/: Idumaea / Idumea
- iduméen adjective \i.dy.me.ɛ̃\
- idylle noun /i.dil/: idyll
- idyllique adjective /i.di.lik/: idyllic
- idylliquement adverb \i.di.lik.mɑ̃\
- idylliser verb \i.di.li.ze\
- ie adjective, noun, suffix /i/: indicates a feminine noun, often an abstract one
- ié accent grave noun \je a.k.sɑ̃ ɡʁav\
- ié ukrainien noun \je y.kʁɛ.njɛ̃\
- iech verb \jɛʃ\
- IED noun \i.ə.de\
- IEF noun \i.ø.ɛf\
- iejima noun \je.d͡ʒi.ma\
- Iekaterinbourg proper noun /je.ka.t(ə).ʁɛ̃.buʁ/: Yekaterinburg (a city, the administrative center of Sverdlovsk Oblast, Russia)
- iel noun, pronoun, suffix /jɛl/: they (singular): a gender-neutral singular third-person subject personal pronoun
- iel-même pronoun \jɛl.mɛm\
- ielle pronoun /jɛl/: alternative form of iel
- ielles pronoun: alternative form of iels
- iels pronoun /jɛl/: They. A gender-neutral personal pronoun (third-person plural subject).
- IEM noun \i.œ.ɛm\
- -ième suffix /jɛm/: -st, -nd, and -th; forms ordinal numbers
- iemschik noun
- -ien suffix /jɛ̃/: forms nouns denoting where something or someone is from; -ian
- Iéna proper noun \je.na\
- ienb adverb \jɛ̃b\
- iench noun /jɛ̃ʃ/: dog
- iencli noun /jɑ̃.kli/: Someone who buys drug from dealers.
- Ienisseï proper noun /je.ni.sɛj/: Yenisei (a river in Russia)
- -ienne suffix /jɛn/: female equivalent of -ien
- ienque adverb \jɛ̃k\
- ièp noun \jɛp\
- ièque pronoun \jɛk\
- Ier adjective, suffix /je/: forms the names of trees or bushes bearing a particular type of fruit
- -ière suffix /jɛʁ/: female equivalent of -ier
- -ieux suffix \jø\
- -iez suffix /je/: forms the second-person plural imperfect indicative form of a verb
- if noun, suffix /if/: yew
- if à baies noun \if‿a bɛ\
- if commun noun \if kɔ.mœ̃\
- if de Chine noun \if də ʃin\
- if de l’Himalaya noun \if də l‿i.ma.la.ja\
- if de l’Ouest noun \if də l‿wɛst\
- if du Canada noun \if dy ka.na.da\
- if du Japon noun \if dy ʒa.pɔ̃\
- if fastigié noun \if fas.ti.ʒie\
- if irlandais noun \i.f‿iʁ.lɑ̃.dɛ\
- if japonais noun \if ja.pɔ.nɛ\
- Ifab proper noun
- ifais adjective, noun
- Ifaise noun
- IFAP noun
- IFC noun
- ifè noun \i.fɛ\
- ifféen adjective, noun
- Ifféenne noun
- Iffendic proper noun \i.fɛ̃.dik\
- iffendicois adjective, noun
- Iffendicoise noun
- Iffezheim proper noun
- Iffland proper noun
- iffle noun \ifl\
- -ifiant suffix \i.fjɑ̃\
- -ificateur suffix /i.fi.ka.tœʁ/: forms nouns referring to someone or something that realizes an action
- -ification suffix /i.fi.ka.sjɔ̃/: -ification
- -ifier suffix /i.fje/: -ify
- ifine noun \i.fin\
- ifira-mele adjective, noun
- iFixit proper noun
- Ifni proper noun \if.ni\
- Ifoɣas noun \i.fɔ.ʁas\
- Ifoghas noun \i.fɔ.ɡa\
- ifois adjective, noun
- Ifoise noun
- Ifon noun
- Ifpass proper noun
- Ifpen proper noun
- iframe noun \i.fʁɛm\
- Ifremer noun \i.fʁə.mɛʁ\
- ifreteau noun \i.fʁə.to\
- Ifriqiya proper noun
- IFRS noun \i.ɛ.fɛ.ʁɛs\
- Ifsi noun
- Ifta proper noun
- iftar noun \if.taʁ\
- IG noun \i.ʒe\
- IG-541 noun
- Iga proper noun
- igame noun \i.ɡam\
- igamie noun \i.ɡa.mi\
- igasurate noun \i.ɡa.zy.ʁat\
- igasurine noun \i.ɡa.zy.ʁin\
- igasurique adjective \i.ɡa.zy.ʁik\
- igbo adjective, noun /iɡ.bo/: Igbo (language)
- igboïde adjective, noun \ig.bɔ.id\
- IGBT noun \i.ʒe.be.te\
- Igé proper noun \i.ʒe\
- igede noun
- igéen adjective, noun
- Igéenne noun
- Igel proper noun
- Igersheim proper noun
- Iges proper noun
- IgG noun \i.ʒe.ʒe\
- IGH noun \i.ʒe.aʃ\
- igil noun \i.ɡil\
- igisoro noun
- Iglesias proper noun
- iglésiasite noun
- iglite noun \i.ɡlit\
- igloïte noun \i.ɡlɔ.it\
- igloo noun /i.ɡlu/: igloo
- Igloolik proper noun
- iglou noun /i.ɡlu/: post-1990 spelling of igloo
- igloumobile noun \i.ɡlu.mɔ.bil\
- Igluligmiut noun \i.ɡlu.liɡ.mjut\
- iglulik adjective
- IgM noun \i.ʒe.ɛm\
- IGMP noun \i.ʒe.ɛm.pe\
- IGN noun \i.ʒe.ɛn\
- Ignace proper noun /i.ɲas/: a male given name, equivalent to English Ignatius
- ignaciano noun \i.ɲa.sja.no\
- ignacien adjective, noun: Ignatian
- Ignacienne noun
- Ignaçois noun \i.ɲa.swa\
- igname noun /i.ɲam/: yam (plant)
- ignardise noun \i.ɲaʁ.diz\
- ignare adjective, noun /i.ɲaʁ/: ignorant
- ignarerie noun \i.ɲa.ʁə.ʁi\
- ignaritude noun \i.ɲa.ʁi.tyd\
- ignatie noun \i.ɲa.si\
- ignatien adjective \i.ɲa.sjɛ̃\: Ignatian
- ignatier noun \i.ɲa.sje\
- Ignatiev proper noun
- ignatiéwite noun \i.ɲa.sje.vit\
- ignaucourtois adjective, noun
- Ignaucourtoise noun
- igné adjective /i.ɲe/: igneous
- ignéale adjective
- ignémontain adjective, noun
- Ignémontaine noun
- ignescence noun \iɡ.nɛ.sɑ̃s\
- ignescent adjective \iɡ.nɛ.sɑ̃\
- Igney proper noun \i.ɲe\
- igni- prefix /i.ɲi/: Used to form words related to fire
- ignicole adjective, noun \i.ɲi.kɔl\
- ignicolore noun \i.ɲi.kɔ.lɔʁ\
- ignifère adjective /i.ɲi.fɛʁ/: igniferous, fire-bearing
- ignifugation noun /iɡ.ni.fy.ɡa.sjɔ̃/: fireproofing
- ignifuge adjective, noun, verb /iɡ.ni.fyʒ/: fireproof, fire-retardant
- ignifugeable adjective \iɡ.ni.fy.ʒabl\
- ignifugeage noun \iɡ.ni.fy.ʒaʒ\
- ignifugeant adjective, verb: flame retardant; fireproof
- ignifuger verb /iɡ.ni.fy.ʒe/: to fireproof
- ignigène adjective \i.ɲi.ʒɛn\
- ignimbrite noun \i.ɲɛ̃.bʁit\
- ignimbritique adjective \i.ɲɛ̃.bʁi.tik\
- ignipuncture noun \i.ɲi.pɔ̃k.tyʁ\: ignipuncture
- ignissois adjective, noun
- Ignissoise noun
- igniteur adjective, noun /iɡ.ni.tœʁ/: igniter (device)
- ignition noun /iɡ.ni.sjɔ̃/: ignition
- ignitron noun /iɡ.ni.tʁɔ̃/: ignitron
- ignitubulaire adjective \i.ɲi.ty.by.lɛʁ\
- ignivome adjective, noun /i.ɲi.vɔm/: ignivomous
- ignivore adjective
- ignobiliser verb \i.ɲɔ.bi.li.ze\
- ignobilité noun /i.ɲɔ.bi.li.te/: ignobility (state or condition of not being noble)
- ignoble adjective /i.ɲɔbl/: ignoble, not noble
- ignoblement adverb /i.ɲɔ.blə.mɑ̃/: ignobly
- ignoblerie noun \i.ɲo.blə.ʁi\
- ignominie noun /i.ɲɔ.mi.ni/: ignominy (great dishonor, shame, or humiliation)
- ignominieusement adverb /i.ɲɔ.mi.njøz.mɑ̃/: ignominiously
- ignominieux adjective /i.ɲɔ.mi.njø/: ignominious
- Ignon proper noun
- ignorable adjective \i.ɲɔ.ʁabl\
- ignoramment adverb /i.ɲɔ.ʁa.mɑ̃/: ignorantly
- ignorance noun /i.ɲɔ.ʁɑ̃s/: ignorance
- ignorance crasse noun
- ignorant adjective, noun, verb /i.ɲɔ.ʁɑ̃/: ignorant
- ignorante adjective, noun /i.ɲɔ.ʁɑ̃t/: feminine singular of ignorant
- ignorantifier verb \i.ɲɔ.ʁɑ̃.ti.fje\
- ignorantin adjective, noun \i.ɲɔ.ʁɑ̃.tɛ̃\: Ignorantine
- ignorantisme noun \i.ɲɔ.ʁɑ̃.tism\
- ignorantissime adjective \i.ɲɔ.ʁɑ̃.ti.sim\
- ignorantiste noun \i.ɲɔ.ʁɑ̃.tist\
- ignore adjective, verb /i.ɲɔʁ/: first/third-person singular present indicative/subjunctive
- ignorer verb /i.ɲɔ.ʁe/: to ignore
- ignoroit verb
- ignorosphère noun \i.ɲɔ.sfɛʁ\
- ignosticisme noun \iɡ.no.sti.sism\
- Igny proper noun \i.ɲi\
- igny-marin adjective, noun
- Igny-Marine noun
- ignymontain adjective, noun \i.ɲi.mɔ̃.tɛ̃\
- Ignymontaine noun
- ignymontais adjective, noun
- Ignymontaise noun
- ignymontois adjective, noun
- Ignymontoise noun
- ignysois adjective, noun
- Ignysoise noun
- ignyssois adjective, noun
- Ignyssoise noun
- igo adverb, noun /i.ɡo/: friend, buddy
- Igon proper noun
- Igor proper noun \i.ɡɔʁ\
- igorandais adjective, noun
- Igorandaise noun
- igoumène noun \i.ɡu.mɛn\
- igovillais adjective, noun
- Igovillaise noun
- Igoville proper noun
- IGP noun /i.ʒe.pe/: initialism of indication géographique protégée (“protected geographical indication, PGI”)
- IGPN proper noun \i.ʒe.pe.ɛn\
- IGS noun \i.ʒe.ɛs\
- Igualada proper noun
- iguame noun
- iguana noun \i.ɡwa.na\
- iguane noun /i.ɡwan/: iguana
- iguane des Fidji noun \i.ɡwan dɛ fi.dʒi\
- iguaniforme adjective \i.ɡwa.ni.fɔʁm\
- iguanodon noun \i.ɡwa.no.dɔ̃\: iguanodon
- iguanodontidé noun \i.ɡwa.nɔ.dɔ̃.ti.de\
- igue noun \iɡ\
- iguerandais adjective, noun
- Iguerandaise noun
- Iguerande proper noun \iɡ.ʁɑ̃d\
- IGZO noun \iɡ.zo\
- IHM noun \i.aʃ.ɛm\
- ihram noun
- IHU noun \i.aʃ.y\
- II noun \dø\
- II-VI adjective \dø.sis\
- iiaoué interjection
- iid adjective \i.i.de\
- IIe adjective \dø.zjɛm\
- IIème adjective \dø.zjɛm\
- IIFE noun
- III-V adjective \tʁwa.sɛ̃k\
- IIIe adjective \tʁwa.zjɛm\
- IIIème adjective \tʁwa.zjɛm\
- Iijima proper noun
Part 2 · Part 4 · French words: I
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 I: 9,990 words, in 34 parts.