French words: lotique to loup-cervier

French words lotique to loup-cervier

1. lotique adjective \lɔ.tik\: lotic
2. lotir verb /lɔ.tiʁ/: to parcel out (divide into lots)
3. lotissage noun \lɔ.ti.saʒ\
4. lotissement noun /lɔ.tis.mɑ̃/: estate, housing estate
5. lotisses verb: second-person singular present/imperfect subjunctive of lotir
6. lotisseur noun \lɔ.ti.sœʁ\
7. loto noun /lo.to/: lotto
8. loto-bouse noun \lo.to buz\
9. lotocratie noun \lɔ.tɔ.kʁa.si\
10. lotoflavine noun \lo.to.fla.vin\
11. lotoïde adjective \lɔ.tɔ.id\
12. lotoire noun \lɔ.twaʁ\
13. lotois adjective, noun \lɔ.twa\
14. Lotoise noun \lɔ.twaz\
15. lotomorphe adjective
16. lotophage adjective, noun \lo.to.faʒ\: lotophagous
17. lotophages adjective, noun \lo.to.faʒ\: plural of lotophage
18. lotor noun \lɔ.tɔʁ\
19. lotos noun \lo.tos\
20. lotour noun \lo.tuʁ\
21. lotta noun \lɔ.ta\
22. lotte noun /lɔt/: burbot (a freshwater fish, Lota lota)
23. lotte de mer noun \lɔt də mɛʁ\
24. Lotterie proper noun \lɔt.ʁi\
25. Lottiaux proper noun
26. Lottie proper noun
27. lottinghinois adjective, noun
28. Lottinghinoise noun
29. lottinoplastie noun \lɔ.ti.no.plas.ti\
30. Lottum proper noun
31. lotud adjective, noun
32. lotur noun \lo.tyʁ\
33. loturine noun \lo.ty.ʁin\
34. lotus noun /lo.tys/: lotus
35. lotus blanc noun \lo.tys blɑ̃\
36. lotus bleu noun \lo.tys blø\
37. lotus bleu d’Égypte noun \o.tys blø d‿e.ʒipt\
38. lotus d’Égypte noun \lɔ.tys d‿e.ʒipt\
39. lotus d’or noun \lo.tys d‿ɔʁ\
40. lotus d’Orient noun \lɔ.tys d‿ɔ.ʁjɑ̃\
41. lotus des Indes noun \lɔ.tys dɛz‿ɛ̃d\
42. lotus impérial noun \lɔ.tys ɛ̃.pe.ʁjal\
43. lotus jaune noun \lo.tys ʒon\
44. lotus jaune d’Amérique noun \lo.tys ʒon d‿a.me.ʁik\
45. lotus rose noun \lo.tys ʁoz\
46. lotus rouge noun \lo.tys ʁuʒ\
47. lotus sacré noun \lɔ.tys sa.kʁe\
48. lotus tigré noun \lo.tys ti.ɡʁe\
49. LOU proper noun /lu/: a diminutive of the male given name Louis
50. lou-tchouan adjective, noun \lu.t͡ʃwɑ̃\
51. Lou-tchouane noun \lu.t͡ʃwan\
52. louable adjective /lwabl/: laudable; worthy of praise
53. louablement adverb \lu.a.blə.mɑ̃\: laudably (in a way worthy of praise)
54. louage noun /lwaʒ/: renting
55. louageur noun \lu.a.ʒœʁ\
56. louaillain adjective, noun
57. Louaillaine noun
58. Louane proper noun \lu.an\
59. louange noun, verb /lu.ɑ̃ʒ/: praise
60. louanger verb /lu.ɑ̃.ʒe/: to praise; to laud
61. louangeur adjective, noun /lwɑ̃.ʒœʁ/: praiser, lauder
62. louangeuse adjective, noun /lwɑ̃.ʒøz/: feminine singular of louangeur
63. louannais adjective, noun
64. Louannaise noun
65. Louanne proper noun \lu.an\
66. Louannec proper noun
67. louannecain adjective, noun
68. Louannecaine noun
69. Louans proper noun \lwɑ̃\
70. louargatais adjective, noun
71. Louargataise noun
72. Louarn proper noun
73. Louati proper noun
74. louba noun /lu.ba/: kid, child
75. loubar noun \lu.baʁ\
76. loubard noun /lu.baʁ/: yob; hooligan
77. loubarde noun /lu.baʁd/: feminine of loubard
78. Loubaresse proper noun
79. loubaressien adjective, noun
80. Loubaressienne noun
81. loubaressois adjective, noun
82. Loubaressoise noun
83. loubassou noun \lu.ba.su\
84. Loubat proper noun \lu.ba\
85. loubaton adjective, noun
86. Loubatonne noun
87. loubautois adjective, noun
88. Loubautoise noun
89. loubavitch adjective, noun \lu.ba.vitʃ\
90. loubavitche noun \lu.ba.vitʃ\
91. loube noun \lub\
92. Loubeau proper noun \lu.bo\
93. loubédatais adjective, noun
94. Loubédataise noun
95. loubédatois adjective, noun
96. Loubédatoise noun
97. loubéjacois adjective, noun
98. Loubéjacoise noun
99. loubénois adjective, noun
100. Loubénoise noun
101. Loubens proper noun
102. loubensois adjective, noun
103. Loubensoise noun
104. loubérien adjective, noun
105. Loubérienne noun
106. loubérin adjective, noun
107. Loubérine noun
108. loubersanais adjective, noun
109. Loubersanaise noun
110. loubersois adjective, noun
111. Loubersoise noun
112. Loubert proper noun
113. loubésien adjective, noun
114. Loubésienne noun
115. loubet noun \lu.be\
116. loubette noun \lu.bɛt\
117. Loubeyrat proper noun
118. loubia noun \lu.bja\: A traditional North African dish made with beans, flavored with spices, often served as a side or as a comforting main dish.
119. Loubianka proper noun
120. Loubier proper noun: a surname
121. loubiérois adjective, noun
122. Loubiéroise noun
123. loubilléen adjective, noun \lu.bi.le.ɛ̃\
124. Loubilléenne noun \lu.bi.le.ɛn\
125. loubine noun \lu.bin\
126. Loubna proper noun \lub.na\
127. loubok noun
128. Loubressac proper noun
129. loubressacois adjective, noun
130. Loubressacoise noun
131. Loubry proper noun
132. Louca proper noun \lu.ka\
133. loucéen adjective, noun
134. Loucéenne noun
135. loucellois adjective, noun
136. Loucelloise noun
137. louchant adjective, verb \lu.ʃɑ̃\: present participle of loucher
138. louchard noun \lu.ʃaʁ\
139. Louchart proper noun
140. louchatais adjective, noun
141. Louchataise noun
142. louche adjective, noun, verb /luʃ/: cross-eyed
143. louchébem noun /lu.ʃe.bɛm/: a form of slang originating from butchers in Paris and Lyon, involving changing the order of the letters of a word
144. louchée noun /lu.ʃe/: ladleful
145. louchement noun \luʃ.mɑ̃\
146. loucher verb /lu.ʃe/: to be cross-eyed, to be squint-eyed, to squint
147. loucher sur verb \lu.ʃe syʁ\
148. loucherbem noun \lu.ʃe.bɛm\
149. loucherie noun \lu.ʃə.ʁi\
150. louchet noun /lu.ʃɛ/: A shovel with a long and narrow head used for digging trenches; a trench shovel.
151. louchette noun \lu.ʃɛt\
152. loucheur adjective, noun /lu.ʃœʁ/: cross-eyed or squinting person
153. loucheuse noun \lu.ʃøz\: female equivalent of loucheur
154. loucheux adjective, noun \lu.ʃø\
155. louchir verb \lu.ʃiʁ\
156. louchissement noun \lu.ʃis.mɑ̃\
157. louchois adjective, noun \lu.ʃwa\
158. Louchoise noun \lu.ʃwaz\
159. louchon adjective, noun \lu.ʃɔ̃\
160. louchonne noun \lu.ʃɔn\
161. louchyssois adjective, noun
162. Louchyssoise noun
163. loucrupois adjective, noun
164. Loucrupoise noun
165. Loudéac proper noun /lu.de.ak/: Loudéac (a town in Côtes-d'Armor department, Brittany, France)
166. loudéacien adjective, noun
167. Loudéacienne noun
168. Loudenvielle proper noun
169. loudenviellois adjective, noun
170. Loudenvielloise noun
171. louderviellois adjective, noun
172. Loudervielloise noun
173. Loudes proper noun
174. loudétois adjective, noun
175. Loudétoise noun
176. loudière noun \lu.djɛʁ\
177. loudness noun \lud.nɛs\
178. loudois adjective, noun
179. Loudoise noun
180. Loudun proper noun /lu.dœ̃/: a small town in Vienne department, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France
181. loudunais adjective, noun
182. Loudunaise noun
183. loué adjective, verb /lu/: first/third-person singular present indicative/subjunctive
184. louée noun, verb \lu.e\: feminine singular of loué
185. louer verb /lwe/: to rent
186. louer jusqu’au vif verb
187. louérois adjective, noun
188. Louéroise noun
189. louésien adjective, noun
190. Louésienne noun
191. louestaultien adjective, noun
192. Louestaultienne noun
193. Louet proper noun \lwɛt\
194. Louette proper noun
195. loueur noun /lwœʁ/: praiser (someone who praises)
196. loueuse noun /lwøz/: female equivalent of loueur
197. Louey proper noun
198. loueyais adjective, noun
199. Loueyaise noun
200. louf adjective /luf/: crazy, nuts, kooky
201. loufe noun \luf\
202. loufer verb \lu.fe\
203. loufetingue adjective \lu.fə.tɛ̃ɡ\
204. louffe noun \luf\
205. louffiat noun \lu.fja\
206. louffoc adjective \lu.fɔk\
207. loufiat noun /lu.fja/: waiter in a café
208. loufoc adjective \lu.fɔk\
209. loufoque adjective /lu.fɔk/: crazy; wild, free
210. loufoquement adverb \lu.fɔk.mɑ̃\
211. loufoquerie noun /lu.fɔ.kʁi/: craziness, madness
212. loufoquiser verb \lu.fɔ.ki.ze\
213. louftingue adjective, noun \luf.tɛ̃ɡ\
214. loufton noun \luf.tɔ̃\
215. Louga proper noun: a city in northwestern Senegal
216. Lougansk proper noun \lu.ɡɑ̃.sk\
217. lougbara noun
218. lougéen adjective, noun
219. Lougéenne noun
220. Loughborough proper noun \lɔf.bɔ.ʁɔ\
221. lougrattais adjective, noun
222. Lougrattaise noun
223. lougre noun /luɡʁ/: lugger
224. lougrois adjective, noun
225. Lougroise noun
226. louhannais adjective, noun \lu.a.nɛ\
227. Louhannaise noun \lu.a.nɛz\
228. Louhans proper noun \lu.ɑ̃\
229. Louhansk proper noun /lwansk/: Luhansk (the capital city of Luhansk Oblast, Ukraine)
230. Louhossoa proper noun /lu.ɔ.sɔ.a/: Louhossoa (a village and commune of Pyrénées-Atlantiques department, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France)
231. Louie proper noun
232. Louin proper noun
233. louis noun /lwi/: a louis: various gold and silver coins issued by the Kingdom, Republic, and (slang) Empire of France
234. louis d'or noun /lwi d‿ɔʁ/: louis d'or (any gold coin introduced by Louis XIII)
235. louis-philippard adjective, noun \lwi.fi.li.paʁ\
236. louis-philipparde noun \lwi.fi.li.paʁd\
237. louis-philippardes adjective \lwi.fi.li.paʁd\
238. louis-philippardiser verb \lwi.fi.li.paʁ.di.ze\
239. louis-quatorzien adjective \lwi.ka.tɔʁ.zjɛ̃\: Relating to, or in a style fashionable during the reign of Louis XIV
240. Louis XIII adjective \lwi tʁɛz\
241. Louis XIV adjective \lwi ka.tɔʁz\
242. Louisa proper noun
243. Louisbourg proper noun /lwi.buʁ/: Louisbourg (an unincorporated community and former town in Cape Breton Regional Municipality, Nova Scotia, Canada)
244. louise noun \lwiz\: fart
245. louise bonne noun \lwiz.bɔn\
246. louiset noun \lwi.zɛ\
247. louisette noun \lwi.zɛt\
248. Louisevillais noun \lwiz.vi.lɛ\
249. Louiseville proper noun \lwiz.vil\
250. Louisevillien noun \lwiz.vi.ljɛ̃\
251. Louisevillois noun \lwiz.vi.lwa\
252. Louisfert proper noun \lwi.fɛʁ\
253. Louisfrancien noun \lwi.fʁɑ̃.sjɛ̃\
254. Louisiana blues noun \lu.i.zja.na bluz\
255. louisianais adjective, noun /lwi.zja.nɛ/: Louisianian (someone from, or pertaining to, Louisiana)
256. Louisiane proper noun /lwi.zjan/: Louisiana (a state in the Deep South and South Central regions of the United States)
257. louisianien adjective, noun: Louisianian
258. louisianisant adjective, verb \lwi.zja.ni.zɑ̃\: present participle of louisianiser
259. louisianisation noun /lwi.zja.ni.za.sjɔ̃/: The act or process of making Louisianan; to adapt to the custom, culture, or style of Louisiana.
260. louisianiser verb /lwi.zja.ni.ze/: to make Louisianan, as to custom, culture, or style of Louisiana
261. Louisien noun \lwi.zjɛ̃\
262. louisine noun \lwi.zin\
263. Louison proper noun \lwi.zɔ̃\
264. louisphilippement adverb /lwi.fi.lip.mɑ̃/: In the manner of Louis Philippe I
265. louisquatorzien adjective \lwi.ka.tɔʁ.zjɛ̃\: Relating to Louis XIV (Louis Quatorze) or his epoch
266. Louisville proper noun /lwi.vil/: Louisville (a place in the United States)
267. Louit proper noun
268. Louiza proper noun \lɥi.za\
269. Louka proper noun \lu.ka\
270. Loukachenko proper noun \lu.ka.ʃɛn.kɔ\
271. loukoum noun /lu.kum/: Turkish delight, locoum
272. loukoumiser verb \lu.ku.mi.ze\
273. loulannais adjective, noun
274. Loulannaise noun
275. Loulay proper noun
276. loulaysien adjective, noun
277. Loulaysienne noun
278. Loulé proper noun \loˈlɛ\
279. loulepem noun
280. loullois adjective, noun \lu.lwa\
281. Loulloise noun \lu.lwaz\
282. loulou noun /lu.lu/: spitz (dog)
283. loulou de Poméranie noun /lu.lu d(ə) pɔ.me.ʁa.ni/: Pomeranian (dog breed)
284. loulou finlandais noun
285. loulou finnois noun
286. loulou nain noun
287. louloute noun /lu.lut/: female equivalent of loulou (“sweetie, darling, honey”)
288. louloutte noun \lu.lut\
289. louma noun /lu.ma/: a jib
290. loumoun noun
291. Louna proper noun \lu.na\
292. lounge noun \la.unʒ\
293. lounge bar noun
294. loungewear noun
295. loup noun /lu/: wolf
296. loup A noun
297. loup à crinière noun \lu a kʁi.ɲɛʁ\
298. loup arctique noun \lu aʁk.tik\
299. loup-cerve noun \lu.sɛʁv\
300. loup-cervier noun /lu.sɛʁ.vje/: lynx

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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.