French words: klaksonner to Kolyma

French words klaksonner to Kolyma

1. klaksonner verb \klak.sɔ.ne\
2. klamath noun
3. Klang proper noun
4. Klapisch proper noun
5. klaprothine noun \kla.pʁɔ.tin\
6. klaprothite noun \kla.pʁɔ.tit\
7. Klara proper noun
8. klasmatogramme noun \klas.ma.tɔ.gʁam\
9. Klaus proper noun
10. Klausen proper noun
11. klavais noun \kla.vɛ\
12. klaxon noun /klak.sɔn/: horn (of car)
13. klaxonnable adjective \klak.sɔ.nabl\
14. klaxonnement noun \klak.sɔn.mɑ̃\
15. klaxonner verb /klak.sɔ.ne/: to honk (sound a horn)
16. klaxonnerie noun \kla.ksɔn.ʁi\
17. klaxophone noun \klak.soʊ.fɔn\
18. kléban noun \kle.bɑ̃\
19. Kléber proper noun \kle.beʁ\
20. klebsielle noun \klɛb.sjɛl\
21. klebsiellose noun \klɛb.sjɛ.lɔz\
22. kleenex adjective, noun /kli.nɛks/: Kleenex
23. kleenexiser verb \kli.nɛk.si.ze\
24. kleestengel noun
25. kleftiko noun
26. klein adjective \klɛ̃\
27. kleinéen adjective: Kleinian
28. kleingœftois adjective, noun
29. Kleingœftoise noun
30. Kleingoeft typographic variant
31. Kleingoeftois typographic variant
32. Kleingoeftoise typographic variant
33. Kleingoeftoises typographic variant
34. kleinien adjective, noun
35. klephte adjective, noun /klɛft/: klepht
36. klepper noun
37. kleps noun \klɛps\
38. klepte noun \klɛpt\
39. klepto- prefix \klɛp.to\
40. kleptocrate adjective, noun \klɛp.tɔ.kʁat\
41. kleptocratie noun /klɛp.tɔ.kʁa.si/: kleptocracy
42. kleptocratique adjective \klɛp.tɔ.kʁa.tik\
43. kleptomane adjective, noun /klɛp.tɔ.man/: kleptomaniac
44. kleptomanie noun /klɛp.tɔ.ma.ni/: kleptomania
45. kleptomaniser verb \klɛp.tɔ.ma.ni.ze\
46. kleptomyiophilie noun \klɛp.tɔ.mjɔ.fi.li\
47. kleptophobie noun \klɛp.tɔ.fɔ.bi\
48. klérotèrion noun \kle.ʁɔ.tɛ.ʁjɔ̃\
49. Klervi proper noun
50. klet noun \klet\
51. Kleve proper noun
52. klevener noun \kle.vnœʁ\
53. klevner noun
54. klevner d’Heiligenstein noun
55. klezmer adjective, noun /klɛz.mɛʁ/: klezmer
56. klezmorim noun
57. klick noun \klik\
58. klikitat adjective, noun \kli.ki.tat\
59. Klimt proper noun \klimt\
60. klimtien adjective
61. klin noun \klɛ̃\
62. Klinefelter noun
63. Klingenthal proper noun
64. klingon adjective, noun /kliŋ.ɡɔn/: the Klingon language
65. klingoniser verb \klɛ̃.ɡɔ.ni.ze\
66. klingonne adjective, noun \klɛ̃.ɡɔn\: female equivalent of Klingon
67. Klink proper noun
68. Klinkenberg proper noun
69. klippe noun \klip\
70. klipper noun \kli.pœʁ\
71. klippfisk noun \klip.fisk\
72. klision noun \kli.zjɔ̃\
73. klismos noun \klis.mɔs\
74. Klitschko proper noun
75. klockhuis noun
76. Kloé proper noun
77. Klondike proper noun \klɔn.dajk\
78. klong noun \klɔ̃ɡ\
79. Klopp proper noun
80. Klossowski proper noun
81. klossowskien adjective: Klossowskian
82. Kloten proper noun
83. klouker verb \klu.ke\
84. kludge noun \/klʌd͡ʒ/, /kluːd͡ʒ/\
85. kluski noun \klu.ski\
86. klysmaphilie noun \klis.ma.fi.li\
87. klystron noun /klis.tʁɔ̃/: klystron
88. KM noun, symbol \ki.lɔ.mɛtʁ.ka.ʁe\
89. km/h symbol \ki.lɔ.mɛ.tʁ‿œʁ\
90. knœringuois adjective, noun
91. Knœringuoise noun
92. knœrsheimois adjective, noun \knøʁs.(h)aj.mwa\
93. Knœrsheimoise noun \knøʁs.(h)aj.mwaz\
94. KN95 noun: KN95; an air particulate filtration standard requiring 95% filtration of particules sized 0.3 microns across and larger
95. knack noun \knak\
96. knacki noun \kna.ki\
97. knapen noun
98. Knapp proper noun \knap\
99. Knapton proper noun
100. Knaus proper noun
101. knautie noun \kno.ti\
102. knébélite noun \kne.be.lit\
103. knee thing noun
104. kneeboard noun
105. kneipe noun
106. Kneisky proper noun
107. kneiss noun
108. knèmide noun \kne.mid\
109. knémis noun \kne.mis\
110. knepfle noun
111. Knesset proper noun \knɛ.sɛt\
112. knèze noun
113. knïaze noun
114. knicker noun /(k)ni.kœʁ/: alternative form of knickers
115. knicker-bocker noun
116. knickerbocker noun /(k)ni.kœʁ.bɔ.kœʁ/: alternative form of knickerbockers
117. knickerbockers noun /(k)ni.kœʁ.bɔ.kœʁ/: knickerbockers
118. knickerboker noun \ni.kœʁ.bɔ.kœʁ\
119. knickers noun /(k)ni.kœʁ/: knickerbockers
120. Knighton proper noun
121. knipperlé noun \kni.pɛʁ.le\
122. knismolagne noun \knis.mɔ.laɲ\
123. knismolagnie noun
124. knobkerrie noun
125. Knobloch proper noun
126. knock-down adjective \nɔk.da.ɔn\
127. knock-out adjective, noun /knok.a.ut/: knockout
128. knock-outer verb /nɔ.kaw.te/: alternative form of knockouter
129. knocker verb \nɔ.ke\
130. Knockin proper noun
131. knockouter verb /nɔ.kaw.te/: to knock out (boxing)
132. knödel noun \knø.dəl\
133. Knoeringue typographic variant
134. Knoeringuois typographic variant
135. Knoeringuoise typographic variant
136. Knoeringuoises typographic variant
137. knoersheimois adjective, noun \knøʁs.(h)aj.mwa\
138. Knoersheimoise noun \knøʁs.(h)aj.mwaz\
139. Knokke proper noun
140. knokkois adjective, noun
141. Knokkoise noun
142. Knol proper noun
143. Knoll proper noun \knɔl\
144. knout noun /knut/: knout, scourge
145. knouter verb \knu.te\
146. Knoxville proper noun
147. knuche noun \kny.ʃə\
148. Knudsen proper noun
149. Knut proper noun
150. Knutange proper noun \kny.tɑ̃ʒ\
151. knutangeois adjective, noun
152. Knutangeoise noun
153. Knutsford proper noun
154. ko adjective, noun /ki.lo.ɔk.tɛ/: abbreviation of kilooctet (“kilobyte”)
155. ko-soto-gake noun
156. KO technique noun \ka.o tɛk.nik\
157. koa noun \kɔ.a\
158. koala noun /kɔ.a.la/: koala
159. koalib noun \ko.a.lib\
160. koalibophone adjective, noun \ko.a.li.bo.fɔn\
161. koan noun /ko.an/: koan
162. koas noun \kɔ.a\
163. koasati noun
164. kôauau noun
165. kob noun \kɔb\
166. kob commun noun
167. kob de Buffon noun
168. kob de Lechwe noun
169. kobaïen noun \ko.ba.jɛ̃\
170. Kobané proper noun \kɔ.ba.ne\
171. Kobe proper noun \ko.be\
172. kobellite noun
173. kobez noun \kɔ.bɛz\
174. Koblenz proper noun
175. Kobo proper noun
176. kobold noun /kɔ.bɔld/: kobold
177. koboz noun
178. kobudo noun
179. kobuz noun
180. kobuza noun
181. kobza noun \kɔb.za\
182. kobzar noun \kɔb.zaʁ\
183. Koceila proper noun
184. Koch proper noun \kɔk\
185. kochava noun
186. kochia noun \kɔ.ʃia\
187. kochlani noun \kɔ.kla.ni\
188. Kockelscheuer proper noun
189. kocklani noun
190. kocsma noun \kɔt.ʃma\
191. Kodachrome noun \kɔ.da.kʁom\
192. kodagu noun
193. kodak noun \kɔ.dak\
194. kodama noun
195. kodi noun
196. kodia noun
197. kodiak noun \ko.djak\
198. kodokushi noun
199. Koekelberg proper noun /kukœlbɛʁ(ɡ)/: Koekelberg (a municipality of Brussels, Brussels Capital Region, Belgium)
200. koekelbergeois adjective, noun
201. Koekelbergeoise noun
202. Koen proper noun \kun\
203. Koenig proper noun
204. koenoem noun
205. Koerich proper noun
206. Koestlach typographic variant
207. Koestlachois typographic variant
208. Koestlachoise typographic variant
209. Koestlachoises typographic variant
210. Koetzingue typographic variant
211. koetzinguois typographic variant
212. koetzinguoise typographic variant
213. koetzinguoises typographic variant
214. koevoet noun \ko.e.vɛt\
215. kof onomatopoeia \kɔf\
216. koff noun \kɔf\
217. Koffi proper noun \kɔ.fi\
218. Kofi proper noun \ko.fi\
219. Kofman proper noun
220. kofun noun \ko.fun\
221. Kogan proper noun
222. kogenheimois adjective, noun
223. Kogenheimoise noun
224. Kogi noun \ku.ɡi\
225. Kogis proper noun \ku.ɡi\
226. kogo noun \ko.ɡo\: kogo (“Korean corndog”)
227. kogui noun \ku.ɡi\
228. kohama noun \kɔ.a.ma\
229. Kohen proper noun \kɔ.ɛn\
230. koheul noun \ko.œl\
231. kohl noun \kol\
232. Kohlberg proper noun
233. Kohler proper noun
234. Kohn proper noun
235. kohol noun \kɔ.ɔl\
236. koholo noun
237. Kohut proper noun
238. koi adjective, adverb, noun, pronoun /kɔj/: alternative spelling of quoi
239. koïlocyte noun \kɔ.i.lɔ.sit\
240. koïlonychie noun \kɔ.i.lɔ.ni.ki\
241. koinè noun /kɔj.nɛ/: koine
242. koinéisation noun /kɔ.i.ne.i.za.sjɔ̃/: koinëisation
243. koinobori noun
244. koji noun
245. koji-kin noun
246. kojibiose noun
247. Kojima proper noun /kɔ.dʒi.ma/: a surname from Japanese
248. kojimesque adjective \kɔ.ʒi.mɛsk\
249. kokborok noun
250. kokedama noun \ko.ke.da.ma\
251. kokeshi noun
252. koki noun
253. koko noun \ko.ko\
254. kokochnik noun \kɔ.kɔʃ.nik\
255. kokoriko onomatopoeia \ko.ko.ʁi.ko\
256. Kokoro proper noun
257. kokota adjective, noun
258. kokotxa noun
259. Koks proper noun \kɔks\
260. koku noun
261. kokuji noun \kɔ.ku.ʒi\
262. kokum gurgi noun
263. kokushobi noun \kɔ.ku.ʃɔ.bi\
264. kōkutsu-dachi noun
265. kokyu nage noun
266. kol noun \kɔl\
267. kola noun \kɔ.la\
268. kolache noun \kɔ.laʃ\
269. kolaczki noun \ko.lak.zki\
270. kolak noun
271. kolam noun \ko.lam\
272. Kolasinac proper noun
273. kolater verb \ko.la.te\
274. kolatier noun \kɔ.la.tje\
275. kolatisme noun \kɔ.la.tism\
276. Kolbe proper noun
277. Kolber proper noun
278. Kolbsheim proper noun \kɔlps.(h)ajm\
279. kolbsheimois adjective, noun
280. Kolbsheimoise noun
281. kolchan adjective, noun \kɔl.tʃan\
282. koliko noun
283. Kolinka proper noun
284. kolinski noun \kɔ.lɛ̃.ski\
285. kolkhose noun \kɔl.koz\
286. kolkhoz noun \kɔl.koz\
287. kolkhoze noun /kɔl.koz/: kolkhoz (farming collective)
288. kolkhozien adjective, noun \kɔl.kɔ.zjɛ̃\: kolkhoznik
289. kolkhozienne noun \kɔl.kɔ.zjɛn\: kolkhoznik
290. Koller proper noun
291. kolo noun \ko.lo\
292. Kolofata proper noun
293. kolomo noun \ko.lo.mo\
294. kolondjo bwa noun
295. kolovrat noun \ko.lo.vʁat\
296. kolpak noun \kɔl.pak\
297. kölsch noun \kølʃ\
298. kòluméhagi noun \kɔ.lu.me.a.ɡi\
299. Kolwezi proper noun \kɔl.we.zi\
300. Kolyma proper noun \ko.li.ma\

Part 8 · Part 10 · 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.