French words: légiolecte to lendemain de cuite

300 French words, part 20 of 49 of the words starting with L, A to Z. 42 have a page of their own.

French words légiolecte to lendemain de cuite

légiolecte noun \le.ʒjɔ.lɛkt\
légion noun /le.ʒjɔ̃/: legion
Légion étrangère noun \le.ʒjɔ̃ e.tʁɑ̃.ʒɛʁ\
Légion thébaine noun \le.ʒjɔ̃ te.bɛn\
légionelle noun \le.ʒjɔ.nɛl\: legionella (bacterium)
légionellose noun \le.ʒjɔ.nɛ.loz\: legionellosis
légionnaire adjective, noun /le.ʒjɔ.nɛʁ/: legionary
légionnariser verb \le.ʒjɔ.na.ʁi.ze\
légionner verb \le.ʒjɔ.ne\
légis adjective \le.ʒis\
législater verb \le.ʒis.la.te\
législateur adjective, noun /le.ʒi.sla.tœʁ/: legislator
législatif adjective /le.ʒi.sla.tif/: legislative
législation noun /le.ʒi.sla.sjɔ̃/: legislation
législation fiscale noun \le.ʒis.la.sjɔ̃ fis.kal\
législative adjective, noun \le.ʒis.la.tiv\: feminine singular of législatif
législativement adverb \le.ʒis.la.tiv.mɑ̃\: legislatively
législatives adjective, noun /le.ʒi.sla.tiv/: legislative elections (from élections législatives)
législatrice noun \le.ʒi.sla.tʁis\: legislator
législature noun \le.ʒi.sla.tyʁ\: legislature
légiste noun /le.ʒist/: jurist
légistique adjective, noun /le.ʒis.tik/: legalistic (which concerns the art of making legal texts)
legit adjective
légitimable adjective \le.ʒi.ti.mabl\
légitimaire adjective, noun \le.ʒi.ti.mɛʁ\
légitimant adjective, verb \le.ʒi.ti.mɑ̃\: present participle of légitimer
légitimateur adjective \le.ʒi.ti.ma.tœʁ\
légitimation noun \le.ʒi.ti.ma.sjɔ̃\: legitimization
légitime adjective, noun, verb /le.ʒi.tim/: legitimate
légitime défense noun /le.ʒi.tim de.fɑ̃s/: self-defense (right to protect oneself against violence by using reasonable force)
légitime défense préemptive noun
légitime défense préventive noun
légitimement adverb /le.ʒi.tim.mɑ̃/: legitimately; justifiably
légitimer verb \le.ʒi.ti.me\: to legitimize
légitimiser verb \le.ʒi.ti.mi.ze\
légitimisme noun \le.ʒi.ti.mism\: legitimism
légitimiste adjective, noun \le.ʒi.ti.mist\: legitimist
légitimité noun /le.ʒi.ti.mi.te/: legitimacy
Légitimus proper noun
Léglise proper noun \le.ɡliz\
léglisien adjective, noun
Léglisienne noun
legmi noun \lɛɡ.mi\
Legnago proper noun
Legnano proper noun
légnatois adjective, noun
Légnatoise noun
Legnica proper noun
lego noun /le.ɡo/: Lego
légomane noun \le.ɡɔ.man\
Legrain proper noun \lə.ɡʁɛ̃\
Legrand proper noun /lə.ɡʁɑ̃/: a surname, Legrand, equivalent to English Grand
legrandite noun \lə.ɡʁɑ̃.dit\
Legras proper noun
legrau noun \lə.ɡʁo\
légrefass noun \le.ɡʁə.fas\
Legrix proper noun /lə.ɡʁi/: a surname, Legrix
Legros proper noun /lə.ɡʁo/: a surname from Norman
legs noun /lɛɡ/: inheritance
léguer verb /le.ɡe/: to will, to bequeath
Léguevin proper noun
léguevinois adjective, noun
Léguevinoise noun
leguiiste adjective, noun \le.ɡi.ist\
leguillacois adjective, noun
Leguillacoise noun
leguista adjective, noun \le.ˈɡis.ta\
léguiste adjective, noun \le.ɡist\
Leguizamo proper noun
légumage noun \le.ɡy.maʒ\
légume noun /le.ɡym/: vegetable
légume-feuille noun \le.ɡym.fœj\
légume-fleur noun \le.ɡym flœʁ\
légume-fruit noun \le.ɡym fʁɥi\
légume racine noun /le.ɡym.ʁa.sin/: root vegetable
légume sec noun \le.ɡym sɛk\
légume-tige noun \le.ɡym tiʒ\
légumerie noun \le.ɡym.ʁi\
légumier adjective, noun \le.ɡy.mje\: vegetable
léguminaire adjective \le.ɡy.mi.nɛʁ\
légumine noun \le.ɡy.min\: legumin
légumineuse adjective, noun /le.ɡy.mi.nøz/: legume
légumineuse à grosse graine noun
légumineuses adjective, noun \le.ɡy.mi.nøz\: plural of légumineuse
légumineux adjective /le.ɡy.mi.nø/: leguminous
léguminiforme adjective \le.ɡy.mi.ni.fɔʁm\
léguminivore adjective \le.ɡy.mi.ni.vɔʁ\
léguminode noun \le.ɡy.mi.nɔd\
légumiser verb /le.ɡy.mi.ze/: to vegetate, laze about (do nothing)
légumiste noun \le.ɡy.mist\: a person who grows vegetables
légurien adjective, noun \le.ɡy.ʁjɛ̃\
Légurienne noun
Leh proper noun \le\
léha verb /le.a/: to go
Lehane proper noun
Lehanneur proper noun \lə.a.nœr\
lehm noun \lɛm\
Lehman proper noun
lehmannite noun \le.ma.nit\
Léhon proper noun \le.ɔ̃\
léhonnais adjective, noun
Léhonnaise noun
lehrbachite noun \lɛʁ.ba.kit\
Lehre proper noun
lehuntite noun
Lei proper noun
Leia proper noun
Leibnitz proper noun
leibnitzianisme noun
leibnitzien adjective /leb.nit.sjɛ̃/: Leibnizian
Leibniz proper noun
leibnizien adjective: alternative form of leibnitzien
Leibovitz proper noun
Leibstadt proper noun
Leicester proper noun \lɛs.tœʁ\
Leicestershire proper noun
Leiderdorp proper noun
leidyte noun \lɛ.dit\
Leigh proper noun \li\
Leighton proper noun
leigneusien adjective, noun
Leigneusienne noun
leignois adjective, noun
Leignoise noun
leignonais adjective, noun
Leignonaise noun
Leila proper noun /lej.la/: a female given name from Arabic
Leilani proper noun
Leimbach proper noun
leimbachois adjective, noun
Leimbachoise noun
Lein proper noun
Leina proper noun
Leiningen proper noun
Leinster proper noun \lɛn.stəʁ\
léiocomme noun \le.jo.ɡɔm\
leïogomme noun \le.i.o.ɡɔm\
léiomyocyte noun \le.jo.mjo.sit\
léiomyome noun \le.jo.mjom\: leiomyoma
léïomyosarcome noun \le.jo.mjo.saʁ.kom\
léiopile adjective \le.jɔ.pil\
leiotriche adjective
leiotrichie noun
leipoa noun \le.i.pwɑ\
Leipsick proper noun
leipzicois adjective, noun: dated form of Leipzigois
Leipzig proper noun \lɛp.sik\: Leipzig (an independent city in Saxony, Germany)
leipzigois adjective, noun: Leipziger, Leipzigian (native or inhabitant of Leipzig, Germany) (usually male)
Leire proper noun
Leiria proper noun
Leis proper noun \le.is\
leishmania noun: leishmania
leishmanie noun: leishmaniasis
leishmaniose noun \lɛʃ.ma.njoz\: leishmaniasis
Leitha proper noun
leitmotiv noun /lɛt.mɔ.tiv/: leitmotif
Leitrim proper noun
leitus noun \lɛ.tys\
Leiva proper noun
lej noun \lɛʒ\
Lejeune proper noun /lə.ʒœn/: Lejeune: a surname transferred from the nickname, equivalent to English Young, Dutch de Jong, or German Jung
Lejeunois noun \lə.ʒœ.nwa\
Lejoyeux proper noun
lek noun \lɛk\: lek (currency)
Leka proper noun
lékanis noun \le.ka.nis\
Leke proper noun
lékène noun \le.kɛn\
leko noun \le.ko\
Lekwiltok noun
lekwiltoq adjective, noun
lelak adjective, noun
léler verb \le.le\
lélerand adjective, noun
Lélerande noun
Leleu proper noun \lə.lø\
Lélex proper noun \le.lɛks\
Lélia proper noun /le.lja/: a female given name from Latin Laelia
Lélie proper noun \le.li\
Lelièvre proper noun \lə.ljɛvʁ\
lellingeois adjective, noun
Lellingeoise noun
Lellouche proper noun \lə.luʃ\
Lelong proper noun
Lelouch proper noun \lø.luʃ\
Lelu proper noun
LEM noun \lɛm\
Lemaire proper noun /lə.mɛʁ/: Lemaire: a surname transferred from the nickname
lemairiste noun \lə.mɛ.ʁist\
Lemaître proper noun /lə.mɛtʁ/: a surname originating as an occupation
Léman proper noun /le.mɑ̃/: Geneva (lake)
lémanique adjective \le.ma.nik\: of Léman (Lake Geneva)
lémaniser verb \le.ma.ni.ze\
lémanite noun \le.ma.nit\
Lemar proper noun: a surname
Lemarié proper noun
Lemasson proper noun
Lemay proper noun /lə.mɛ/: Lemay: a surname transferred from the place name, common in Quebec
Lembach proper noun
lembachois adjective, noun
Lembachoise noun
Lemberg proper noun \lɛm.bɛʁɡ\
lembergeois adjective, noun
Lembergeoise noun
Lembeye proper noun
lembeygeois adjective, noun
Lembeygeoise noun
Lembras proper noun
lembronnais adjective, noun
Lembronnaise noun
Lemelin proper noun: a surname
Lemercier proper noun \lə.mɛʁ.sje\
lémerézien adjective, noun
Lémerézienne noun
Lemgo proper noun
Lemieulois noun \lə.mjø.lwa\
Lemieux proper noun /lə.mjø/: a surname transferred from the nickname, mostly found in Quebec.
Lemire proper noun \lə.miʁ\
lemmatique adjective \lɛ.ma.tik\: lemmatical
lemmatisation noun \lɛ.ma.ti.za.sjɔ̃\
lemmatiser verb \lɛ.ma.ti.ze\: to lemmatize
lemmatiseur noun \lɛ.ma.ti.zœʁ\
lemme noun /lɛm/: lemma
Lemmen proper noun
Lemmens proper noun \le.mɛns\
lemmer noun
lemmer-geyer noun \lɛ.mɛʁ.ɡe.jɛʁ\
lemming noun /lɛ.miŋ/: lemming
lemming d’Europe noun
lemming de Norvège noun
lemming des toundras noun
lemming des toundras de Norvège noun
lemming des toundras du Nord noun
lemming du Nord noun
lemnacées noun \lɛm.na.se\
lemne noun \lɛmn\
lemnien adjective
lemniscate noun \lɛm.nis.kat\: lemniscate
lemniscatique adjective \lɛm.nis.ka.tik\
lemnisque noun \lɛm.nisk\: lemniscus (all senses)
Lemnos proper noun \lɛm.nɔs\
lémodipodiforme adjective \le.mɔ.di.pɔ.di.fɔʁm\
Lemoigne proper noun: a surname
Lemoine proper noun \lə.mwan\: a surname originating as an occupation, equivalent to English Monk
lemon-grass noun /le.mɔn.ɡʁas/: synonym of citronnelle
lémonal noun /le.mɔ.nal/: lemonal
lemoncello noun
lemongrass noun
Lemonnier proper noun \lə.mɔ.nje\: a surname
lémonol noun \le.mɔ.nɔl\: lemonol
lémovice adjective \le.mɔ.vis\
Lémovices noun \le.mɔ.vis\
Lempaut proper noun
lempautois adjective, noun
Lempautoise noun
lempdais adjective, noun \lɑ̃.dɛ\
Lempdaise noun \lɑ̃.dɛz\
Lempdes proper noun \lɑ̃d\
lempira noun: lempira
Lempire proper noun
lempirois adjective, noun
Lempiroise noun
Lemps proper noun
lempsiquois adjective, noun
Lempsiquoise noun
lempsois adjective, noun
Lempsoise noun
lemudois adjective, noun
Lemudoise noun
Lemuel proper noun \lə.mɥɛl\
lémur noun /le.myʁ/: lemur (any animal of the prosimians, making up the infraorder Lemuriformes)
lémur belette noun
lémure noun /le.myʁ/: lemure
lémures noun \le.myʁ\: plural of lémure
lémuridé noun \le.my.ʁi.de\
lémuridés noun \le.my.ʁi.de\
Lémurie proper noun \le.my.ʁi\
lémurien adjective, noun \le.my.ʁjɛ̃\: lemur
lémurien à fourche noun
lémurien à queue annelée noun \le.my.ʁjɛ̃ a kø an.le\
lémuriens noun \le.my.ʁjɛ̃\: plural of lémurien
lémuriformes noun \le.my.ʁi.fɔʁm\
len de l’el noun \lɑ̃.də lɛl\
Lena proper noun \le.na\
lenacapavir noun \le.na.ka.pa.viʁ\
lénacile noun \le.na.sil\
Lenaerts proper noun \le.naʁts\
lenape adjective, noun
lenaxois adjective, noun
Lenaxoise noun
lenbé noun
Lenca noun \lɛn.ka\
lencloîtrais adjective, noun
Lencloîtraise noun
Lencloître proper noun
lencornet noun
lencouacquais adjective, noun
Lencouacquaise noun
lendemain noun /lɑ̃.d(ə).mɛ̃/: the day after, the next day, the morrow
lendemain de cuite noun \lɑ̃d(ə).mɛ̃ də kɥit\

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 L: 14,505 words, in 49 parts.