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French words: isthmocarpe to IVVQ

300 French words, part 33 of 34 of the words starting with I, A to Z. 35 have a page of their own.

French words isthmocarpe to IVVQ

  1. isthmocarpe adjective
  2. Istiqlal proper noun
  3. istiqlalien adjective, noun \is.ti.kla.ljɛ̃\
  4. istiqlalienne noun \is.ti.kla.ljɛn\
  5. -istique suffix \is.tik\
  6. istirja noun \i.stiʁ.dʒa\
  7. istorlet noun \is.tɔʁ.lɛ\
  8. Istra proper noun
  9. istréen adjective, noun \is.tʁe.ɛ̃\
  10. Istréenne noun
  11. istren adjective, noun \is.tʁɛ̃\
  12. Istrenque noun \is.tʁɛ̃k\
  13. Istres proper noun \istʁ\
  14. Istrie proper noun /is.tʁi/: Istria (a peninsula in Croatia, Slovenia and Italy, on the northeastern coast of the Adriatic Sea)
  15. istriote adjective, noun \is.tʁi.ot\
  16. istro-roumain noun \is.tʁɔ.ʁu.mɛ̃\
  17. Istros proper noun
  18. istrski conič kratkodlaki noun
  19. istrski conič resati noun
  20. Istvan proper noun
  21. ISUP proper noun
  22. isvostchik noun \iz.vos.tʃik\
  23. -it suffix /i/: forms the third-person singular imperfect subjunctive form of -ir and -re verbs
  24. it-bag noun
  25. it girl noun \it ɡœʁl\
  26. ITA noun
  27. itabirite noun \i.ta.bi.ʁit\
  28. itacisme noun \i.ta.sism\
  29. itaciste noun \i.ta.sist\
  30. itaconique adjective \i.ta.kɔ.nik\: itaconic
  31. itague noun \i.taɡ\
  32. -itain suffix
  33. -itaine suffix
  34. Itaipu proper noun \i.taj.pu\
  35. Itala proper noun
  36. italia noun \i.ta.lja\
  37. italianisant adjective, noun, verb /i.ta.lja.ni.zɑ̃/: Italianist
  38. italianisante noun \i.ta.lja.ni.zɑ̃t\
  39. italianisateur noun \i.ta.lja.ni.za.tœʁ\
  40. italianisation noun /i.ta.lja.ni.za.sjɔ̃/: Italianization
  41. italianisé adjective, verb \i.ta.lja.ni.se\: past participle of italianiser
  42. italianiser verb /i.ta.lja.ni.ze/: to Italianize
  43. italianiseur noun \i.ta.lja.ni.zœʁ\
  44. italianisme noun /i.ta.lja.nism/: Italianism
  45. italianiste noun \i.ta.lja.nist\
  46. italianité noun /i.ta.lja.ni.te/: Italianness
  47. italianophobie noun \i.ta.lja.nɔ.fɔ.bi\
  48. italianophone adjective, noun \i.ta.lja.nɔ.fɔn\
  49. italicisant noun \i.ta.li.si.zɑ̃\
  50. italicisation noun /i.ta.li.si.za.sjɔ̃/: italicization
  51. italiciser verb /i.ta.li.si.ze/: to italicize
  52. italidione noun \i.ta.li.djɔn\
  53. Italie proper noun /i.ta.li/: Italy (a country in Southern Europe)
  54. italien adjective, noun /i.ta.ljɛ̃/: Italian
  55. italienne adjective, noun /i.ta.ljɛn/: feminine singular of italien
  56. italiennerie noun \i.ta.ljɛn.ʁi\
  57. italiens noun \i.ta.ljɛ̃\: plural of italien
  58. italiote adjective, noun \i.ta.ljɔt\
  59. italique adjective, noun /i.ta.lik/: italic
  60. italiquer verb \i.ta.li.ke\
  61. italiser verb \i.ta.li.ze\
  62. italisme noun \i.ta.lism\
  63. italkien noun
  64. Italo noun, prefix \i.ta.lo\: Italo-
  65. italo-albanais adjective
  66. italo-allemand adjective \i.ta.lo.al.mɑ̃\
  67. italo-allemande adjective \i.ta.lɔ.al.mɑ̃d\
  68. italo-américain adjective, noun \i.ta.lo.a.me.ʁi.kɛ̃\
  69. italo-argentin adjective
  70. italo-autrichien adjective
  71. italo-belge adjective
  72. italo-brésilien adjective
  73. italo-britannique adjective \i.ta.lo.bʁi.ta.nik\
  74. italo-canadien adjective
  75. italo-celtique adjective
  76. italo-chilien adjective
  77. Italo dance noun \i.ta.lo dɛns\
  78. Italo disco noun \i.ta.lo dis.ko\
  79. italo-égyptien adjective \i.ta.lɔ.e.ʒip.sjɛ̃\
  80. italo-éthiopien adjective \i.ta.lo.e.tjo.pjɛ̃\
  81. italo-français adjective \i.ta.lɔ fʁɑ̃.sɛ\
  82. italo-gothique adjective \i.ta.lɔ.ɡɔ.tik\
  83. italo-grec adjective
  84. Italo house noun \i.ta.lo aws\
  85. italo-japonais adjective \i.ta.lɔ.ʒa.pɔ.nɛ\
  86. italo-marocain adjective
  87. italo-mexicain adjective
  88. italo-néerlandaise adjective
  89. italo-péruvien adjective
  90. italo-polonais adjective \i.ta.lɔ.pɔ.lɔ.nɛ\
  91. italo-portugais adjective
  92. italo-russe adjective
  93. italo-serbe adjective \i.ta.lo.sɛʁb\
  94. italo-slave adjective \i.ta.lo.slav\
  95. italo-sud-africain adjective \i.ta.lo.sy.d‿a.fʁi.kɛ̃\
  96. italo-suédois adjective
  97. italo-suisse adjective \i.ta.lo.sɥis\
  98. italo-tunisien adjective
  99. italo-turc adjective
  100. italocentrique adjective \i.ta.lo.sɑ̃.tʁik\
  101. italophile adjective \i.ta.lo.fil\: Italophilic
  102. italophilie noun \i.ta.lɔ.fi.li\
  103. italophobe adjective
  104. italophobie noun /i.ta.lɔ.fɔ.bi/: Italophobia
  105. italophone adjective, noun /i.ta.lɔ.fɔn/: Italophone (Italian-speaking)
  106. italophonie noun \i.ta.lɔ.fɔ.ni\
  107. Itamar proper noun
  108. Itamaraty proper noun \i.ta.ma.ʁa.ti\
  109. Itancourt proper noun
  110. itancourtois adjective, noun
  111. Itancourtoise noun
  112. ITAR proper noun
  113. ITARisation noun \i.ta.ʁi.za.sjɔ̃\
  114. itchégué noun \i.tʃe.ɡe\
  115. ITE noun, suffix /it/: -itis
  116. ite missa est noun \i.te mi.sa ɛst\
  117. Itea proper noun
  118. iTélé proper noun \i.te.le\
  119. itelmène adjective, noun
  120. item adverb, noun /i.tɛm/: same; in the same way
  121. item de polarité négative noun \i.tɛm də pɔ.la.ʁi.te ne.ɡa.tiv\
  122. item lexical noun \i.tɛm lɛk.si.kal\
  123. itenez adjective, noun \i.te.ne\
  124. Itep noun \i.tɛp\
  125. ITER proper noun \i.tɛʁ\
  126. itérable adjective, noun \i.te.ʁabl\
  127. itérateur adjective, noun /i.te.ʁa.tœʁ/: iterator
  128. itératif adjective /i.te.ʁa.tif/: iterative (of a procedure that involves repetition)
  129. itératifs adjective \i.te.ʁa.tif\: masculine plural of itératif
  130. itération noun /i.te.ʁa.sjɔ̃/: iteration
  131. itérativement adverb /i.te.ʁa.tiv.mɑ̃/: repeatedly; with many repetitions
  132. itératives adjective \i.te.ʁa.tiv\: feminine plural of itératif
  133. itérativiser verb \i.te.ʁa.ti.vi.ze\
  134. itère noun, verb \i.te.ʁe\: past participle of itérer
  135. itérer verb /i.te.ʁe/: to iterate
  136. itérien adjective, noun
  137. Itérienne noun
  138. itéropare adjective \i.te.ʁɔ.paʁ\: iteroparous
  139. itéroparité noun \i.te.ʁɔ.pa.ʁi.te\: iteroparity
  140. -ités suffix /it/: forms the second-person plural past historic of -ir and -re verbs
  141. Iteuil proper noun
  142. iteuillais adjective, noun
  143. Iteuillaise noun
  144. ITGB noun \i.te.ʒe.be\
  145. Ithaca proper noun
  146. ithacien adjective \i.ta.sjɛ̃\
  147. ithagine noun \i.ta.ʒin\
  148. ithaginis noun \i.ta.ʒi.nis\
  149. Ithaque proper noun /i.tak/: Ithaca
  150. ithaquesien adjective \i.ta.ke.zjɛ̃\
  151. ithaquien adjective /i.ta.kjɛ̃/: Ithacan
  152. ithel noun \i.tɛl\
  153. ithèque noun \i.tɛk\
  154. Ithier proper noun
  155. ithos noun \i.tɔs\
  156. ithos et pathos noun \i.tɔ.s‿e pa.tɔs\
  157. ithyphalle noun /i.ti.fal/: ithyphallus
  158. ithyphallique adjective /i.ti.fa.lik/: ithyphallic
  159. ithyphallophobie noun \i.ti.fa.lo.fɔ.bi\
  160. iti noun \i.ti\
  161. -itif suffix \itif\
  162. itinéraire adjective, noun /i.ti.ne.ʁɛʁ/: itinerary, route
  163. itinérance noun /i.ti.ne.ʁɑ̃s/: act of traveling without a particular goal or destination
  164. itinérant adjective, noun /i.ti.ne.ʁɑ̃/: which travels to perform its functions
  165. itinérante adjective, noun \i.ti.ne.ʁɑ̃t\: feminine singular of itinérant
  166. itinérer verb \i.ti.ne.ʁe\
  167. -ition suffix \i.sjɔ̃\
  168. ITO noun \i.te.o\
  169. Itokawa proper noun
  170. Iton proper noun \i.tɔ̃\
  171. itonama adjective, noun \i.to.na.ma\
  172. itou adverb /i.tu/: likewise, also
  173. ITR noun \i.te.ɛʁ\
  174. ître noun \itʁ\
  175. Itri proper noun
  176. itrol noun \i.tʁɔl\
  177. ITS noun \i.te.ɛs\
  178. ITSS noun \i.te.ɛs.ɛs\
  179. ITT noun \i.te.te\
  180. Ittenheim proper noun \i.tən.(h)ajm\
  181. ittenheimois adjective, noun
  182. Ittenheimoise noun
  183. itterswillergeois adjective, noun
  184. Itterswillergeoise noun
  185. Itteville proper noun \it.vil\
  186. ittevillois adjective, noun
  187. Ittevilloise noun
  188. Ittre proper noun \itʁ\
  189. ittrois adjective, noun
  190. Ittroise noun
  191. -itud suffix \i.tyt\
  192. -itude suffix /i.tyd/: -itude
  193. ituréen adjective /i.ty.ʁe.ɛ̃/: Iturean
  194. Ituri proper noun \i.ty.ri\
  195. iturine noun \i.ty.ʁin\
  196. Iturria proper noun
  197. ITW noun
  198. Itxassou proper noun /it.sa.su/: Itxassou (a village and commune of Pyrénées-Atlantiques department, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France)
  199. itymbe noun \i.tɛ̃b\
  200. ityphallique adjective
  201. itza noun
  202. itzacois adjective, noun
  203. Itzacoise noun
  204. Itzhak proper noun
  205. Itziar proper noun
  206. Itzig proper noun
  207. IU noun \i.y\
  208. iu mien noun
  209. IUCN proper noun
  210. IUFM noun \i.y.ɛ.f‿ɛm\
  211. iulacé adjective /jy.la.se/: Bearing catkins
  212. iule noun /jyl/: millipede
  213. iulidés noun \jy.li.de\
  214. iuliflore adjective
  215. iuliforme adjective \jy.li.fɔʁm\
  216. -ium suffix \jɔm\
  217. IUP noun \i.y.pe\
  218. IUR noun \i.y.ɛʁ\
  219. ius ad bellum noun \juːs.ad.be.lum\
  220. ius in bello noun \juːs.in.be.lo\
  221. IUT noun \i.y.te\
  222. Iuuuu interjection
  223. IV noun \i.ve\
  224. IVA noun \i.ve.a\
  225. ivaarite noun
  226. IVAC noun
  227. ivaie noun \i.vɛ\
  228. Ivan noun \i.vɑ̃\
  229. Ivanichvili proper noun
  230. Ivanna proper noun
  231. Ivanoff proper noun
  232. Ivanov proper noun \i.va.nɔv\
  233. Ivanovic proper noun
  234. Ivanovitch proper noun \i.va.no.vitʃ\
  235. Ivanovna proper noun \i.va.nov.na\
  236. ivar noun \i.vaʁ\
  237. ivatan noun
  238. ive adjective, noun, suffix /iv/: synonym of bugle petit-pin (“yellow bugle”) (Ajuga chamaepitys)
  239. ivégiste adjective, noun \i.ve.ʒist\
  240. Iven proper noun
  241. ivéopratain adjective, noun
  242. Ivéoprataine noun
  243. ivermectine noun \i.vɛʁ.mɛk.tin\
  244. ivernais adjective, noun
  245. Ivernaise noun
  246. ivette noun /i.vɛt/: synonym of bugle petit-pin (“yellow bugle”) (Ajuga chamaepitys)
  247. IVG noun /i.ve.ʒe/: initialism of interruption volontaire de grossesse, an induced abortion
  248. ivillois adjective, noun
  249. Ivilloise noun
  250. Ivo proper noun \i.vo\
  251. ivoire adjective, noun /i.vwaʁ/: ivory
  252. ivoire végétal noun \i.vwaʁ ve.ʒe.tal\
  253. ivoirerie noun /i.vwa.ʁə.ʁi/: The art of ivory sculpting; ivorycraft; ivorywork
  254. ivoirianisation noun \i.vwa.ʁja.ni.za.sjɔ̃\
  255. ivoirianiser verb \i.vwa.ʁja.ni.ze\
  256. ivoirien adjective, noun /i.vwa.ʁjɛ̃/: Ivorian (of, from or relating to Ivory Coast)
  257. ivoirienne adjective, noun /i.vwa.ʁjɛn/: feminine singular of ivoirien
  258. ivoirier adjective, noun /i.vwa.ʁje/: ivory; ivory-work
  259. ivoirière adjective, noun /i.vwa.ʁjɛʁ/: feminine singular of ivoirier
  260. ivoirin adjective /i.vwa.ʁɛ̃/: synonym of ivoirier
  261. ivoirine noun \i.vwa.ʁin\
  262. ivoiriser verb \i.vwa.ʁi.ze\
  263. ivoirisme noun \i.vwa.ʁism\
  264. ivoirité noun /i.vwa.ʁi.te/: the quality of being Ivorian
  265. ivoiro- prefix \i.vwa.ʁo\
  266. ivoride noun \i.vɔ.ʁid\
  267. ivorien adjective, noun
  268. Ivorienne noun
  269. ivorine noun \i.vɔ.ʁin\
  270. Ivory proper noun
  271. Ivoy proper noun
  272. ivraie noun /i.vʁɛ/: ryegrass (Lolium)
  273. ivraie annuelle noun
  274. ivraie enivrante noun \i.vʁɛ ɑ̃.ni.vʁɑ̃t\
  275. ivraie vivace noun \i.vʁɛ vivas\
  276. ivre adjective /ivʁ/: drunk, inebriated (by alcohol)
  277. ivre à rouler adjective \ivʁ‿a ʁu.le\
  278. ivre de sang adjective
  279. ivre mort adjective /i.vʁə mɔʁ/: dead drunk
  280. Ivrea proper noun
  281. ivrer verb \i.vʁe\
  282. ivresse noun /i.vʁɛs/: drunkenness (the state of being intoxicated by having consumed alcoholic beverages)
  283. ivresse des profondeurs noun \i.vʁɛs.de.pʁɔ.fɔ̃.dœʁ\
  284. ivreté noun \i.vʁə.te\
  285. ivriacois adjective, noun
  286. Ivriacoise noun
  287. ivrien adjective, noun
  288. Ivrienne noun
  289. ivrognal adjective \i.vʁɔ.njal\
  290. ivrogne adjective, noun /i.vʁɔɲ/: alcoholic
  291. ivrogner verb \i.vʁɔ.ɲe\
  292. ivrognerie noun /i.vʁɔɲ.ʁi/: drunkenness (habitual overdrinking)
  293. ivrognesse noun /i.vʁɔ.ɲɛs/: female equivalent of ivrogne
  294. ivrogniser verb \i.vʁɔ.ɲi.ze\
  295. Ivry proper noun /i.vʁi/: Ivry
  296. ivryen adjective, noun \i.vʁi.ɛ̃\
  297. Ivryenne noun
  298. IVT noun
  299. Ivujivimmiuq noun \i.vu.ji.vi.mjuk\
  300. IVVQ noun

Part 32 · Part 34 · 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.