French words: Kom to kpɛlɛwoo
300 French words, part 10 of 12 of the words starting with K, A to Z. 13 have a page of their own.
French words Kom to kpɛlɛwoo
- Kom proper noun
- kom ass adverb \kɔ.m‿as\
- komabue noun
- Komachi proper noun \ko.ma.ʃi\
- Komarov proper noun \ko.ma.ʁɔf\
- komato noun \ko.ma.to\
- komatsuna noun \ko.ma.tsu.na\
- kombo noun \kɔ̃.bo\
- komboloï noun \kɔ̃.bo.lɔj\
- Kombouaré proper noun
- kombu noun \kɔm.bu\: kombu
- kombucha noun \kɔm.but.ʃa\
- komi adjective, noun \kɔ.mi\
- komi-permyak noun
- Kominform proper noun
- Komintern proper noun /kɔ.min.tɛʁn/: Comintern (international association of Communist parties)
- kommandantur noun \kɔ.mɑ̃.dɑ̃.tyʁ\
- kommando noun \kɔ.mɑ̃.do\: a group of French Second World War prisoners of war in Germany
- Kommen proper noun
- kommunalka noun
- komo noun
- Komodo proper noun \ko.mo.do\
- komoku noun
- komondor noun
- kompa noun \kɔ̃.pa\
- kompot noun
- kompromat noun \kɔ̃.pʁo.mat\
- komsa noun
- komse noun \kɔms\
- komsomol noun \kɔm.sɔ.mɔl\
- komsomole noun \kɔm.sɔ.mɔl\
- komuz noun
- Kona proper noun \kɔ.na\
- konak noun \kɔ.nak\
- konar noun \kɔ.naʁ\
- Konaré proper noun \kɔ.na.ʁe\
- Konaté proper noun \ko.na.te\: a surname from Fula
- konbini noun
- konbu noun
- kondakion noun
- konde noun
- Konditorei noun
- kondo noun
- Kondogbia proper noun
- Koné proper noun
- kong noun \kɔ̃g\
- kongguksu noun
- konghou noun
- kongo adjective, noun \kɔn.ɡo\
- Kongo-Sundi noun \kɔ̃.ɡɔ.sun.di\
- kongophone adjective
- kongossa noun \kɔ̃.ɡɔ.sa\
- kongosser verb \kɔ̃.ɡɔ.se\
- Kongoussi proper noun \kɔ̃.ɡu.si\
- koni- prefix \kɔ.ni\
- konichon noun \kɔ.ni.ʃɔ̃\
- Königsberg proper noun
- konilite noun \kɔ.ni.lit\
- konimètre noun \kɔ.ni.mɛtʁ\
- Konings proper noun \ko.niŋks\
- koniphobie noun \kɔ.ni.fɔ.bi\
- koniscope noun \kɔ.ni.skɔp\
- konjac noun \kɔ̃.ʒak\
- konkani noun \kɔ̃.ka.ni\: the Konkani language
- konni noun \kɔ.ni\
- konnichiwa interjection \kɔ.nit.ʃi.wa\
- kono noun \ko.no\
- konobo noun
- konpa noun \kɔ̃.pa\
- konprandr verb \kɔ̃.pʁɑ̃dʁ\
- konso adjective, noun \kɔ̃.sɔ\
- Konstantine proper noun \kɔ̃.stɑ̃.tin\
- Konstantinovitch proper noun \kon.stan.ti.no.vitʃ\
- kontakion noun
- Konté proper noun
- Kontich proper noun
- Kontiolahti proper noun
- Konya proper noun
- konzern noun \kɔnt.sɛʁn\
- konzo noun: konzo
- kooikerhondje noun
- kookaburra noun \ku.ka.bu.ʁa\
- Kookaï proper noun \ku.kaj\
- kookoo noun
- kool noun
- kop noun \kɔp\
- kopanka noun \kɔ.pɑ̃.ka\
- kopeck noun /kɔ.pɛk/: kopek
- Kopecky proper noun
- kopek noun \kɔ.pɛk\
- Koper proper noun
- kopfertami interjection
- kophémie noun \ko.fe.mi\
- kopi luwak noun \ko.pi ly.wak\
- kopiopie noun /kɔ.pjɔ.pi/: synonym of asthénopie
- kopis noun
- kopje noun
- kopophobie noun \kɔ.pɔ.fɔ.bi\
- Kopp proper noun
- koppa noun /kɔ.pa/: alternative spelling of coppa
- Kops proper noun
- Kopstal proper noun
- kora noun \kɔ.ʁa\
- Koran proper noun \kɔ.ʁɑ̃\
- koranique adjective \kɔ.ʁa.nik\
- koraniser verb \kɔ.ʁa.ni.ze\
- Koraquois noun
- korat noun \kɔ.ʁat\
- Korb proper noun
- Korda proper noun
- Kordofan proper noun \kɔʁ.dɔ.fɑ̃\
- koré noun \kɔ.ʁɛ\
- koreaboo noun \ko.ʁe.a.bu\
- koréischite adjective
- koréite noun \kɔ.ʁe.it\
- Koretzky proper noun
- korfbal noun /kɔʁf.bal/: korfball (team ballgame in which one scores by throwing the ball into a basket)
- korfball noun \kɔʁf.bal\
- Korine proper noun \kɔ.ʁin\
- koriste noun \kɔ.ʁist\
- korite noun \kɔ.ʁi.te\
- korma noun \koʁ.ma\
- kornélite noun \kɔʁ.ne.lit\
- Körner proper noun
- koro noun \kɔ.ʁo\
- korocan noun
- kôrohû noun
- korokke noun \ko.ro.ke\
- Korolev proper noun \kɔ.ʁɔ.lɛf\
- korovaï noun
- korrigan noun /kɔ.ʁi.ɡɑ̃/: korrigan
- korrigane noun \kɔ.ʁi.ɡan\
- Korrigo proper noun
- korrigum noun \kɔ.ʁi.ɡɔm\
- korsac noun \kɔʁ.sak\
- korthals noun
- Kortrijk proper noun
- Korwin proper noun
- koryak adjective, noun
- koryle noun \kɔ.ʁil\
- kosam noun
- Kosciusko proper noun
- Kose proper noun \kœ.sə\
- Kosice proper noun: a city in Slovakia
- Kosinski proper noun
- Koska noun \kɔs.ka\
- Koski proper noun
- koso noun \ko.so\
- kosovar adjective, noun \kɔ.sɔ.vaʁ\: Kosovar (man from Kosovo)
- kosovare adjective, noun /ko.zɔ.vaʁ/: feminine singular of kosovar
- kosovariser verb \kɔ.sɔ.va.ʁi.ze\
- kosovien adjective, noun \kɔ.sɔ.vjɛ̃\
- Kosovienne noun \kɔ.sɔ.vjɛn\
- Kosovo proper noun /kɔ.sɔ.vo/: Kosovo (a partly-recognized country on the Balkan Peninsula in Southeastern Europe)
- Kossi proper noun \kɔ.si\
- Kossovar noun \kɔ.sɔ.vaʁ\
- Kossovo proper noun \ko.so.vo\
- Kostner proper noun
- Kostroma proper noun \kos.tʁo.ma\
- kot noun /kɔt/: student flat, student room
- kota noun \ko.ta\
- kotatsu noun
- kotava adjective, noun \kɔ.ta.va\
- koter verb /kɔ.te/: to live or stay in a student flat
- koteur noun \kɔ.tœʁ\
- koteuse noun \kɔ.tøz\
- kotex noun \kɔ.tɛks\
- Kothien noun \kɔ.tjɛ̃\
- Koti proper noun \kɔ.ti\
- kotibé noun \kɔ.ti.be\
- koto noun /ko.to/: koto (musical instruments)
- Kotor proper noun \ko.toʁ\
- kott noun
- kotteur adjective \ko.tœʁ\
- köttigite noun
- Kotto proper noun
- kotulskite noun \kɔ.tyl.skit\
- kotwica noun
- kotyle noun \kɔ.til\
- kou noun \ku\
- Kouachi proper noun \kwa.ʃi\
- Kouakou proper noun
- Kouamé proper noun \kwa.me\
- kouan noun \ku.ɑ̃\
- kouan-hoa noun
- kouanyama noun
- Kouassi proper noun \kwa.si\
- kouba noun \ku.ba\
- Kouban proper noun /ku.ban/: Kuban (an area of Russia)
- koubba noun \ku.ba\
- Kouch proper noun
- kouchan adjective, noun /ku.ʃɑ̃/: Kushan (person)
- kouchano- prefix: Kushano-
- kouchite adjective \ku.ʃit\
- Kouchner proper noun \kuʃ.nɛʁ\
- koudi noun \ku.di\
- koudou noun \ku.du\
- Koudougou proper noun \ku.du.ɡu\
- Koué proper noun \kue\
- kouffa noun \ku.fa\
- kouffar noun /ku.faʁ/: kafir
- kougel noun
- kougelhopf noun \ku.ɡəl.ɔpf\
- kouglof noun /ku.ɡlɔf/: Gugelhupf; bundt cake
- kouign-aman noun \kwi.nja.man\
- kouign amann noun /kwi.ɲa.man/: kouign-amann
- kouignoù-amann noun \kwi.ɲu.a.man\
- Kouka proper noun \ku.ka\
- koukelour noun \kuk.luʁ\
- Koukou proper noun \ku.ku\
- koukoulion noun \ku.ku.ljɔ̃\
- koula noun \ku.la\
- koulack noun: kulak
- koulak noun /ku.lak/: kulak (a prosperous peasant)
- koulan noun
- koulango de Bondoukou noun
- koulebiaka noun \ku.le.bja.ka\
- Koulibaly proper noun
- koulibiac noun /ku.li.bjak/: coulibiac
- koulibiak noun /ku.li.bjak/: coulibiac
- koulibinite noun \ku.li.bi.nit\
- kouligan noun \ku.li.ɡɑ̃\
- kouligane noun \ku.li.ɡan\
- koulitch noun \ku.litʃ\
- kouma verb \ku.ma\
- Koumac proper noun
- koumacois adjective, noun
- Koumacoise noun
- Koumba proper noun
- œkoumène noun /e.ku.mɛn/: alternative form of écoumène
- koumiou noun \ku.mju\
- koumis noun /ku.mis/: koumiss
- koumiss noun \ku.mis\
- koumyk noun \ku.mik\
- koumys noun \ku.mis\
- Koundé proper noun
- Koungou proper noun: a city in Mayotte department, France
- koungourien adjective, noun \kun.ɡu.ʁjɛ̃\
- kounya noun \ku.nja\
- koupholite noun \ku.fɔ.lit\
- kouprey noun \kup.ʁɛ\
- kourde adjective, noun \kuʁd\
- kourgan noun \kuʁ.ɡɑ̃\
- kourgane noun \kuʁ.ɡan\
- kouri noun \ku.ʁi\
- Kouriles proper noun \ku.ʁil\
- Kourkov proper noun /kuʁ.kɔv/: a surname from Russian or Ukrainian
- kourma noun \kuʁ.ma\
- kouros noun \ku.ʁos\
- kourou noun \ku.ʁu\
- kouroucien adjective, noun \ku.ʁu.sjɛ̃\
- Kouroucienne noun \ku.ʁu.sjɛn\
- Kourouma proper noun \ku.ʁu.ma\
- kourout noun \ku.ʁut\
- Koursk proper noun \kuʁsk\
- kourskite noun \kuʁs.kit\
- kourtchatovium noun \kuʁ.tʃa.tɔ.vjɔm\: kurchatovium
- Kourtney proper noun
- Kourtrajmé proper noun \kuʁ.tʁaʒ.me\
- kouschite adjective \ku.ʃit\
- Koush proper noun \kuʃ\
- koushite adjective, noun \ku.ʃit\
- koushitique adjective
- Kousmine proper noun /kus.min/: a surname, Kuzmin, from Russian
- kousskouss noun \kus.kus\
- kousso noun \ku.so\
- koustar noun \kus.taʁ\
- koutchéen adjective, noun \ku.tʃe.ɛ̃\: Kuchean
- Koutiala proper noun \ku.tia.la\
- koutialais adjective, noun \ku.tja.lɛ\
- koutoubou interjection \ɛ̃\
- koutoukou noun \ku.tu.ku\
- Kouzmine proper noun /kuz.min/: a surname, Kuzmin, from Russian
- Kouznetsov proper noun \kuz.nɛt.sɔv\
- Kovacic proper noun
- Kovacs proper noun
- kove adjective, noun
- kovil noun
- Kovno proper noun
- Kowalczyk proper noun
- Kowalewski proper noun
- Kowalski proper noun \kɔ.val.ski\: a surname from Polish
- kowari noun
- Koweït proper noun /ko.wɛjt/: Kuwait (a country in West Asia in the Middle East)
- koweïti adjective \kɔ.wɛj.ti\
- koweïtien adjective, noun \kɔ.wɛj.tjɛ̃\: Kuwaiti
- koweïtienne adjective, noun \kɔ.wɛj.tjɛn\: feminine singular of koweïtien
- koweïtiser verb \kɔ.wɛ.ti.ze\
- koweïto- prefix \ko.wəi.to\
- Kowloon proper noun
- Kowno proper noun
- koya adjective, noun \kɔ.ja\
- koyil noun
- koyukon adjective, noun \kɔ.ju.kɔn\
- Kozan proper noun
- kozatchok noun \ko.zat.ʃɔk\
- Kozlov proper noun
- Kozlowski proper noun
- kpɛlɛ adjective, noun \kpɛ.lɛ\
- kpɛlɛwoo noun
Part 9 · Part 11 · French words: K
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 K: 3,469 words, in 12 parts.