French words: jil to joke
300 French words, part 8 of 14 of the words starting with J, A to Z. 26 have a page of their own.
French words jil to joke
- jil noun
- jilala noun \ʒi.la.la\
- jilbab noun \dʒil.bab\
- jilbe noun
- jilbeb noun \dʒil.bəb\
- Jilin proper noun
- Jill proper noun
- jîm noun \dʒim\
- Jimena proper noun
- Jimenez proper noun \ʒi.me.nɛz\
- jimi noun
- Jimmu boom noun
- Jimmy proper noun \ʒi.mi\
- Jin proper noun
- jina noun
- Jinan proper noun
- jindo coréen noun
- jinglard noun \ʒɛ̃.ɡlaʁ\
- jingle noun /dʒiŋɡl/: jingle (tune)
- jingler verb \ʒɛ̃.ɡle\
- jingoïsme noun \(d)ʒin.ɡɔ.ism\
- jingoïste adjective \(d)ʒin.ɡɔ.ist\
- jinguer verb \ʒɛ̃.ɡe\
- Jingzhou proper noun \dʒiŋ.ʒu\
- jinisme noun /ʒi.nism/: Jainism
- jinja noun \dʒin.dʒa\
- Jinn proper noun \ʒin\
- Jinping proper noun
- jins noun
- jinyu noun \dʒin.ju\
- jiongnai noun
- jiovanestain adjective, noun
- Jiovanestaine noun
- jiquilite noun \ʒi.ki.lit\
- jirga noun \ʒiʁ.ɡa\
- Jirinovski proper noun \ʒi.ʁi.nɔv.ski\
- JIRS noun \ʒiʁs\
- jité noun \ʒi.te\
- Jitomir proper noun \ʒi.tɔ.miʁ\
- jitte noun
- jitter click noun
- jitterbug noun
- jiu-jitsu noun \dʒjy.dʒit.sy\: alternative spelling of jiujitsu
- jiujitsu noun \dʒjy.dʒit.sy\
- jivariser verb \ʒi.va.ʁi.ze\
- jivaro adjective: Jivaroan
- jive noun \dʒajv\
- jivete noun \ʒi.ve.te\
- JJ/MM/AAAA noun
- JJL proper noun
- JL symbol
- JLB noun: JLB
- JLD noun: initialism of juge des libertés et de la détention
- JMA proper noun \pa.te\
- jme pronoun \ʒmə\
- JMF proper noun \ʒi.ɛm.ɛf\
- JMJ proper noun \ʒi.ɛm.ʒi\
- JMJiste adjective, noun \ʒi.ɛm.ʒist\
- JMM noun
- jmp interjection
- JMS noun
- JMX noun
- JN symbol
- JN.1 noun
- JNDI noun
- JNF noun \ʒi.ɛn.ɛf\
- JNLP noun
- jo noun /ʒi.o/: initialism of journal officiel (“official journal, government gazette”)
- jo-ha-kyû noun
- Joachim proper noun /ʒɔ.a.ʃɛ̃/: a male given name, equivalent to English Joachim
- Joachimien noun \ʒɔ.a.ʃi.mjɛ̃\
- joachimisme noun \ʒɔ.a.ʃi.mism\
- joachimite noun \ʒɔ.a.ʃi.mit\
- Joachimsthal proper noun
- joailler noun /ʒɔ.a.je/: post-1990 spelling of joaillier (“(male) jeweller”)
- joaillère noun /ʒɔ.a.jɛʁ/: female equivalent of joailler; post-1990 spelling of joaillière (“female jeweller”)
- joaillerie noun /ʒɔ.aj.ʁi/: jewelry
- joaillier noun /ʒɔ.a.je/: jeweller, gemsmith
- joaillière noun /ʒɔ.a.jɛʁ/: female equivalent of joaillier (“jeweler”)
- Joakim proper noun
- Joan proper noun \ʒɔ.an\
- Joana proper noun
- Joanie proper noun \ʒɔ.a.ni\
- Joann proper noun
- Joanna proper noun
- Joannas proper noun
- joannassien adjective, noun
- Joannassienne noun
- Joanne noun \ʒɔ.an\
- Joannes proper noun
- Joannie proper noun \ʒɔ.a.ni\
- Joanny proper noun \ʒɔ.a.ni\
- Joao proper noun \ʒo.ɑ̃\
- Joaquim proper noun \ʒɔ.a.kim\
- Joaquin proper noun
- job noun /dʒɔb/: job (employment role)
- job à la con noun \(d)ʒɔ.b‿a la kɔ̃\
- job alimentaire noun \dʒɔb a.li.mɑ̃.tɛʁ\
- job dating noun \dʒɔb.dɛ.tiŋ\
- job étudiant noun /dʒo.b‿e.ty.djɑ̃/: student job
- job shadowing noun
- jobard adjective, noun /ʒɔ.baʁ/: gullible
- jobarde adjective, noun \ʒɔ.baʁd\: feminine singular of jobard
- jobarder verb \ʒɔ.baʁ.de\
- jobarderie noun \ʒɔ.baʁ.dʁi\
- jobardise noun \ʒɔ.baʁ.diz\
- jobardiser verb \ʒɔ.baʁ.di.ze\
- jobastre adjective, noun \ʒo.bastʁ\
- jobber noun, verb \dʒɔ.be\
- jobbing noun \dʒɔ.biŋ\
- jobbiste noun
- jobboard noun \dʒɔb.bɔʁd\
- jobdating noun \dʒɔb.dɛj.tiŋ\
- jobe noun, verb /ʒɔb/: (the) mumps (viral disease)
- jobelin noun \ʒɔ.blɛ̃\
- jober verb \dʒɔ.be\
- joberie noun \ʒɔ.bʁi\
- Jobert proper noun \ʒɔ.bɛʁ\
- jobet noun \ʒɔ.bɛ\
- jobeur noun \dʒɔ.bœʁ\
- Jobidon proper noun
- jobin adjective \ʒɔ.bɛ̃\
- jobine noun \ʒɔ.bin\
- jobiner verb \ʒɔ.bi.ne\
- jobiste noun \dʒɔ.bist\
- jobler verb \ʒɔ.ble\
- Jobourg proper noun
- jobourgais adjective, noun
- Jobourgaise noun
- jobrer verb \ʒɔ.bʁe\
- JOC noun \ʒɔk\
- Jocard proper noun
- jocarité noun \ʒɔ.ka.ʁi.te\
- jocasse noun \ʒɔ.kas\
- jocassien adjective, noun
- Jocassienne noun
- Jocaste proper noun \ʒɔ.kast\
- Jocelin proper noun \ʒɔs.lɛ̃\
- Joceline proper noun \ʒɔs.lin\
- Jocelyn proper noun /ʒɔ.slɛ̃/: a male given name, equivalent to English Jocelyn
- Jocelyne proper noun /ʒɔ.slin/: a female given name, masculine equivalent Jocelyn, equivalent to English Jocelyn, popular in the mid-twentieth century
- Joch proper noun
- jochois adjective, noun
- Jochoise noun
- jocisme noun \ʒɔ.sism\
- jociste adjective, noun \ʒɔ.sist\
- jockei noun \ʒo.kɛ\
- jockette noun \ʒɔ.kɛt\
- jockey noun /ʒɔ.kɛ/: jockey
- jocko noun \ʒɔ.ko\
- jockstrap noun \jɔk.stʁap\
- jocolois adjective, noun
- Jocoloise noun
- joconde noun /ʒɔ.kɔ̃d/: Mona Lisa
- joconder verb \ʒɔ.kɔ̃.de\
- jocondien adjective, noun
- Jocondienne noun
- jocondophile adjective, noun \ʒɔ.kɔ̃.dɔ.fil\
- jocosité noun \ʒɔ.ko.zi.te\
- jocrisse noun /ʒɔkʁis/: dupe, gullible fool
- jocrisserie noun \ʒɔ.kʁi.sʁi\
- joculateur noun \ʒɔ.ky.la.tœʁ\
- jod noun \jɔd\
- jodan adjective, noun \ʒɔ.dan\
- jodel noun \jo.dəl\
- jodh noun \jɔd\
- jodhpurs noun \ʒɔd.pyʁ\
- Jodie proper noun
- jodler verb /jɔd.le/: (singing) to yodel
- jodleur noun \jɔd.lœʁ\
- jodleuse noun \jɔd.løz\
- Jodoigne proper noun /ʒɔ.dwaɲ/: Jodoigne (a city in Walloon Brabant, Wallonia, Belgium)
- jodoignois adjective, noun
- Jodoignoise noun
- jodorowskien adjective
- Jodorowsky proper noun
- Joe proper noun \ʒɔ.e\
- Joe Bleau noun \dʒo blo\
- Joe Blo noun \dʒo blo\
- joël noun \jɔ.ɛl\
- Joële proper noun \ʒɔ.ɛl\
- joëlette noun \ʒɔ.ɛ.lɛt\
- Joëlle proper noun /ʒɔ.ɛl/: a female given name, female equivalent of Joël
- Joely proper noun
- joey noun
- Joffre noun
- Joffrey proper noun \ʒɔ.fʁɛ\
- jog noun
- jogger noun, verb \dʒɔ.ɡe\
- joggeur noun /dʒɔ.ɡœʁ/: jogger
- joggeuse noun /dʒɔ.ɡøz/: female equivalent of joggeur
- jogging noun /dʒɔ.ɡiŋ/: jogging (exercise)
- joggo noun
- joglo noun
- jogpant noun \dʒɔɡ.pɑ̃t\
- joguenet noun \ʒɔɡ.nɛ\
- jogueney noun \jɔ.ɡə.nɛ\
- Johan proper noun
- Johann proper noun
- Johanna proper noun \ʒɔ.a.na\
- johannais adjective, noun \ʒɔ.a.nɛ\
- Johannaise noun
- Johanne proper noun \ʒo.an\
- Johannes proper noun
- Johannesbourg proper noun \jo.ˈa.nəs.buʁ\
- Johannesburg proper noun
- johannique adjective /ʒɔ.a.nik/: Johannic
- johannis noun
- johannisberg noun \ʒɔ.a.ni.sbɛʁ\
- johannisien adjective, noun
- Johannisienne noun
- johannisme noun \ʒɔ.a.nism\
- johannite noun \ʒɔ.a.nit\: johannite
- johanniter noun
- Johannois noun \ʒɔ.a.nwa\
- johannsénite noun \ʒo.ɑ̃.sen.it\
- Johansen proper noun
- Johansson proper noun \ʒɔ.an.sɔn\
- John proper noun /ʒɔ̃/: a male given name and surname in English
- johnite noun \jɔ.nit\
- Johnny noun \dʒɔ.ni\
- johnnycashien adjective \dʒɔ.ni.ka.ʃjɛ̃\
- Johns proper noun
- Johnson proper noun /dʒɔn.sɔn/: a surname from English
- Johnston proper noun
- Johnstone proper noun
- Johnstown proper noun
- joice adjective \ʒwas\
- joie noun /ʒwa/: joy (feeling of happiness or elation)
- joie d’auteur noun \ʒwa do.tœʁ\
- joie de vivre noun /ʒwa d(ə) vivʁ/: joie de vivre, zest for life
- joie maligne noun \ʒwa ma.liɲ\: schadenfreude
- joie mauvaise noun \ʒwa mɔ.vɛz\
- joignabilité noun
- joignable adjective /ʒwa.ɲabl/: contactable, reachable, available
- joignant adjective, preposition, verb \ʒwa.ɲɑ̃\: present participle of joindre
- joigneur noun \ʒwa.ɲœʁ\
- joigneuse noun \ʒwa.ɲøz\
- Joigny proper noun /ʒwa.ɲi/: Joigny (a town in Yonne department, France)
- joïk noun \jɔ.ik\
- joïker verb \jɔ.i.ke\
- joindre verb /ʒwɛ̃dʁ/: to join
- joindre l'utile à l'agréable verb /ʒwɛ̃.dʁə l‿y.til a l‿a.ɡʁe.abl/: to make something enjoyable as well as useful, to make one's work more fun, to mix business with pleasure
- joindre le geste à la parole verb /ʒwɛ̃.dʁə l(ə) ʒɛst a la pa.ʁɔl/: to suit the action to the word, to match words with actions, to walk the talk, to put one's money where one's mouth is
- joindre les deux bouts verb /ʒwɛ̃.dʁə le dø bu/: to make ends meet
- joinquée noun \ʒwɛ̃.ke\
- joint adjective, noun, verb /ʒwɛ̃/: seal
- joint d’échappement noun
- joint de Cardan noun \ʒwɛ̃ də kaʁdɑ̃\
- joint de culasse noun /ʒwɛ̃ d(ə) ky.las/: cylinder head gasket
- joint de dilatation noun \ʒwɛ̃ də di.la.ta.sjɔ̃\
- joint de grains noun \ʒwɛ̃ də ɡʁɛ̃\
- joint de macle noun
- joint debout noun \ʒwɛ̃ də.bu\
- joint filant noun \ʒwɛ̃ fi.lɑ̃\
- joint Rzeppa noun \ʒwɛ̃ ɛʁ.ze.pa\
- joint torique noun \ʒwɛ̃ tɔ.ʁik\
- joint-venture noun \ʒwɛ̃ vɑ̃.tyʁ\: joint venture (a cooperative business partnership)
- jointage noun \ʒwɛ̃.taʒ\
- jointaille noun \ʒwɛ̃.taj\
- jointe adjective, verb \ʒwɛ̃.te\: feminine singular of joint
- jointée adjective, noun \ʒwɛ̃.te\
- jointement noun \ʒwɛ̃t.mɑ̃\
- jointer verb \ʒwɛ̃.te\
- jointeur noun \ʒwɛ̃.tœʁ\
- jointeuse noun \ʒwɛ̃.tøz\
- jointif adjective \ʒwɛ̃.tif\: joined (together); contiguous
- jointivement adverb \ʒwɛ̃.tiv.mɑ̃\: contiguously
- jointoiement noun \ʒwɛ̃.twa.mɑ̃\
- jointoyer verb /ʒwɛ̃.twa.je/: to grout
- jointoyeur noun \ʒwɛ̃.twa.jœʁ\
- jointoyeuse noun \ʒwɛ̃.twa.jøz\
- joints croisés noun \ʒwɛ̃ kʁwa.ze\
- jointure noun /ʒwɛ̃.tyʁ/: joint
- jointure à droite noun \ʒwɛ̃.ty.ʁ‿a dʁwat\
- jointure à gauche noun \ʒwɛ̃.ty.ʁ‿a ɡoʃ\
- jointure cartésienne noun \ʒwɛ̃.tyʁ kaʁ.te.zjɛn\
- jointure croisée noun \ʒwɛ̃.tyʁ kʁwa.ze\
- jointure explicite noun \ʒwɛ̃.tyʁ ɛks.pli.sit\
- jointure externe noun \ʒwɛ̃.tyʁ ɛks.tɛʁn\
- jointure implicite noun \ʒwɛ̃.tyʁ ɛ̃.pli.sit\
- jointure interne noun \ʒwɛ̃.tyʁ ɛ̃.tɛʁn\
- jointure naturelle noun \ʒwɛ̃.tyʁ na.ty.ʁɛl\
- joinvillais adjective, noun
- Joinvillaise noun
- Joinville proper noun /ʒwɛ̃.vil/: a commune of Haute-Marne department, France
- joinvillois adjective, noun
- Joinvilloise noun
- Joire proper noun
- joisellien adjective, noun
- Joisellienne noun
- joisse adjective \ʒwas\
- jōji noun \dʒɔ.dʒi\
- jojo adjective, noun /ʒo.ʒo/: cool, nice, good
- jojoba noun \ʒo.ʒo.ba\
- jojoesque adjective \(d)ʒo.(d)ʒo.ɛsk\
- jojoter verb \ʒɔ.ʒɔ.te\
- jokari noun \dʒɔ.ka.ʁi\
- jokariste noun \ʒɔ.ka.ʁist\
- joke noun /dʒok/: joke
Part 7 · Part 9 · French words: J
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 J: 4,143 words, in 14 parts.