French words: Marcillat to margarita
300 French words, part 19 of 92 of the words starting with M, A to Z. 20 have a page of their own.
French words Marcillat to margarita
- Marcillat proper noun
- marcillatois adjective, noun
- Marcillatoise noun
- Marcillé proper noun \maʁ.si.je\
- marcilléen adjective, noun
- Marcilléenne noun
- marcillien adjective, noun
- Marcillienne noun
- marcillois adjective, noun
- Marcilloise noun
- marcillolais adjective, noun
- Marcillolaise noun
- marcillon adjective, noun
- Marcillonne noun
- marcillucien adjective, noun
- Marcillucienne noun
- Marcilly proper noun \maʁ.si.ji\
- Marcin proper noun
- Marcinelle proper noun
- marcinellois adjective, noun
- Marcinelloise noun
- marciolan adjective, noun
- Marciolane noun
- Marcion proper noun
- marcionisme noun \maʁ.sjo.nism\
- marcionite adjective, noun \maʁ.sjɔ.nit\
- marcioulais adjective, noun
- Marcioulaise noun
- marcite noun
- Marck proper noun
- marckois adjective, noun
- Marckoise noun
- Marckolsheim proper noun \maʁ.kɔls.(h)ajm\
- marckolsheimois adjective, noun
- Marckolsheimoise noun
- marcloptaire adjective, noun
- Marco proper noun
- marco-landais adjective, noun
- Marco-Landaise noun
- marco-lucanien adjective \maʁ.ko.ly.ka.njɛ̃\
- Marcoing proper noun
- Marcois noun \maʁ.kwa\
- marcolais adjective, noun
- Marcolaise noun
- Marcolès proper noun
- marcolésien adjective, noun
- Marcolésienne noun
- marcolières noun \maʁ.kɔ.ljɛʁ\
- Marcolini proper noun
- marcolle noun \maʁ.kɔl\
- marcollinois adjective, noun
- Marcollinoise noun
- marcomanien adjective, noun
- Marcomanienne noun
- Marcon proper noun
- Marcone proper noun
- marconien adjective, noun
- Marconienne noun
- marconigramme noun \maʁ.kɔ.ni.ɡʁam\
- marconiste noun \maʁ.kɔ.nist\
- marçonnais adjective, noun
- Marçonnaise noun
- Marconne proper noun
- marconnellois adjective, noun
- Marconnelloise noun
- marconnois adjective, noun
- Marconnoise noun
- marcophile adjective, noun \maʁ.kɔ.fil\
- marcophilie noun \maʁ.kɔ.fi.li\: marcophily
- marcorignanais adjective, noun
- Marcorignanaise noun
- Marcory proper noun
- Marcos proper noun
- marcosiens noun \maʁ.kɔ.zjɛ̃\
- marcossolais adjective, noun
- Marcossolaise noun
- marcoter verb \maʁ.kɔ.te\
- marcotin noun \maʁ.kɔ.tɛ̃\
- marcottage noun \maʁ.kɔ.taʒ\: marcottage
- marcotte noun, verb \maʁ.kɔt\: cutting, layer (horticulture)
- marcotter verb /maʁ.kɔ.te/: to layer
- marcottière noun \maʁ.kɔ.tjɛʁ\
- marcottin noun \maʁ.kɔ.tɛ̃\
- marcou noun \maʁ.ku\
- Marcourt proper noun
- marcousat adjective, noun
- Marcousate noun
- marcousien adjective, noun
- Marcousienne noun
- Marcoussis proper noun \maʁ.ku.si\
- marcoussissien adjective, noun
- Marcoussissienne noun
- Marcoux proper noun: a surname, Marcoux
- Marcq proper noun \maʁk\
- marcquois adjective, noun \maʁ.kwa\
- Marcquoise noun \maʁ.kwaz\
- marculfien adjective, noun
- Marculfienne noun
- marcuphilie noun \maʁ.ky.fi.li\
- marcuphiliste noun \maʁ.ky.fi.list\
- Marcus proper noun \maʁ.kys\
- Marcy proper noun \maʁ.si\
- Marcy-l’Etoile typographic variant
- marcycois adjective, noun
- Marcycoise noun
- marcylite noun \maʁ.si.lit\
- marcyllois adjective, noun
- Marcylloise noun
- mardaïte noun \maʁ.da.it\
- marde noun /maʁd/: alternative form of merde
- mardelle noun \maʁ.dɛl\
- Marden proper noun
- Marder proper noun
- mardésien adjective, noun
- Mardésienne noun
- Mardeuil proper noun
- mardeuse noun \maʁ.døz\
- mardeux adjective, noun \maʁ.dø\
- mardi adverb, noun /maʁ.di/: Tuesday
- mardi gras noun /maʁ.di ɡʁa/: Shrove Tuesday: the day when traditionally all fat and meat in the house were finished up, before Christians were banned from eating them during Lent, which...
- mardi noir noun
- mardi saint noun \maʁ.di sɛ̃\
- Mardochée proper noun /maʁ.dɔ.ke/: Mordecai
- mardochien adjective, noun
- Mardochienne noun
- mardochin adjective, noun
- Mardochine noun
- Mardore proper noun \maʁ.dɔʁ\
- mardouillat adjective, noun
- Mardouillate noun
- mardoulon adjective, noun
- Mardoulonne noun
- Mardrus proper noun
- Marduk proper noun
- mardy noun
- Mardyck proper noun
- mare noun /maʁ/: puddle
- mare aux canards noun \mɑ.ʁ‿o ka.naʁ\
- mare aux grenouilles noun \mɑ.ʁ‿o ɡʁə.nuj\
- mare potière noun \maʁ pɔ.tjɛʁ\
- mare résiduelle noun \maʁ ʁe.zi.dɥɛl\
- maréage noun \ma.ʁe.aʒ\
- maréant noun \ma.ʁe.ɑ̃\
- marécage noun /ma.ʁe.kaʒ/: marshland, swamp
- marécage alimentaire noun \ma.ʁe.ka.ʒ‿a.li.mɑ̃.tɛʁ\
- marécageux adjective /ma.ʁe.ka.ʒø/: marshy, boggy
- marécagine noun \ma.ʁe.ka.ʒin\
- marécagiser verb \ma.ʁe.ka.ʒi.ze\
- marécanite noun \ma.ʁe.ka.nit\
- maréchal noun /ma.ʁe.ʃal/: marshal (officer in the household of a medieval prince or lord)
- maréchal de camp noun /ma.ʁe.ʃal də kɑ̃/: field marshal
- maréchal de France noun \ma.ʁe.ʃal də fʁɑ̃s\
- maréchal des logis noun /ma.ʁe.ʃal de lɔ.ʒi/: Francophone rank replacing sergeant in the cavalry; marshal of lodgings
- maréchal des logis-chef noun \ma.ʁe.ʃal de lɔ.ʒi.ʃɛf\: Military rank in Francophone countries that replaces the rank of sergent-chef in the cavalry; staff sergeant (UK), sergeant first class (US); chief marshal...
- maréchal-ferrant noun /ma.ʁe.ʃal.fɛ.ʁɑ̃/: farrier (person who trims and shoes horses' hooves)
- maréchal-foch noun \ma.ʁe.ʃal.fɔʃ\
- maréchal-nous-voilà noun \ma.ʁe.ʃal nu vwa.la\
- maréchalat noun /ma.ʁe.ʃa.la/: marshalcy, marshalship
- maréchale noun \ma.ʁe.ʃal\: wife of a marshal
- maréchale des logis noun \ma.ʁe.ʃal dɛ lɔ.ʒi\
- maréchale-ferrante noun \ma.ʁe.ʃal.fe.ʁɑ̃t\
- maréchalerie noun /ma.ʁe.ʃal.ʁi/: farriery (the work done by a farrier)
- maréchaliser verb \ma.ʁe.ʃa.li.ze\
- maréchalisme noun \ma.ʁe.ʃa.lism\
- maréchalissime noun \ma.ʁe.ʃa.li.sim\
- maréchaliste adjective, noun \ma.ʁe.ʃa.list\
- maréchalo-lepéniste adjective \ma.ʁe.ʃa.lo.lə.pe.nist\
- maréchaussée noun /ma.ʁe.ʃo.se/: maréchaussée
- maréchaux noun \ma.ʁe.ʃo\: plural of maréchal
- maréchaux des logis-chefs noun \ma.ʁe.ʃo de lɔ.ʒi.ʃɛf\
- marée noun /ma.ʁe/: tide
- marée basse noun /ma.ʁe bas/: low tide
- marée d’équinoxe noun \ma.ʁe d‿e.ki.nɔks\
- marée de morte eau noun: neaps, neap tide
- marée descendante noun /ma.ʁe de.sɑ̃.dɑ̃t/: ebb tide, falling tide
- marée haute noun /ma.ʁe ot/: high tide
- marée montante noun /ma.ʁe mɔ̃.tɑ̃t/: flood tide, rising tide
- marée noire noun /ma.ʁe nwaʁ/: an oil spill; a huge disbursement of oil on or near the coast
- marée rouge noun \ma.ʁe ʁuʒ\
- marée solide noun \ma.ʁe sɔ.lid\
- marée terrestre noun \ma.ʁe tɛ.ʁɛstʁ\
- marée verte noun \ma.ʁe vɛʁt\
- marégramme noun \ma.ʁe.ɡʁam\
- marégraphe noun \ma.ʁe.ɡʁaf\: tide gauge
- marégraphique adjective: tide gauge
- marègue noun \ma.ʁɛɡ\
- Mareil proper noun
- mareillais adjective, noun
- Mareillaise noun
- mareillois adjective, noun
- Mareilloise noun
- marelle noun /ma.ʁɛl/: hopscotch
- marémètre noun \ma.ʁe.mɛtʁ\
- Maremma proper noun
- maremmana noun \ma.ʁɛ.ma.na\
- maremmatique adjective \ma.ʁɛ.ma.tik\: of Maremma
- maremme noun \ma.ʁɛm\: a coastal marshy plain of Italy
- Maremne proper noun \ma.ʁɛm\
- marémortain adjective, noun
- Marémortaine noun
- marémoteur adjective \ma.ʁe.mɔ.tœʁ\: tidal
- Maren proper noun
- marencennais adjective, noun
- Marencennaise noun
- marender verb \ma.ʁɑ̃.de\
- marène noun \ma.ʁɛn\
- marengo adjective, noun \ma.ʁɑ̃.ɡo\
- marengote noun \ma.ʁɛ̃.ɡɔt\
- marengotte noun \ma.ʁɛ̃.ɡɔt\
- marenlois adjective, noun
- Marenloise noun
- marennais adjective, noun
- Marennaise noun
- Marenne proper noun
- marennes noun /ma.ʁɛn/: Marennes oysters
- marennine noun \ma.ʁɛ.nin\: marennin
- marenniser verb \ma.ʁɛ.ni.ze\
- marennois adjective, noun \ma.ʁɛ.nwa\
- Marennoise noun \ma.ʁɛ.nwaz\
- marensin adjective \ma.ʁɑ̃.sɛ̃\
- marensine noun \ma.ʁɑ̃.sin\
- marensinois adjective, noun \ma.ʁɑ̃.si.nwa\
- Marensinoise noun \ma.ʁɑ̃.si.nwaz\
- maréographe noun \ma.ʁe.ɔ.ɡʁaf\
- maréomètre noun \ma.ʁe.ɔ.mɛtʁ\: tide gauge
- maréosiphon noun \ma.ʁe.o.si.fɔ̃\
- maréotique adjective \ma.ʁe.ɔ.tik\
- mareprésien adjective, noun
- Mareprésienne noun
- marèque noun \ma.ʁɛk\
- marer verb \ma.ʁe\
- mareri noun
- Marescaux proper noun
- mareschéen adjective, noun
- Mareschéenne noun
- mareschois adjective, noun
- Mareschoise noun
- Marescotti proper noun
- maresmontois adjective, noun
- Maresmontoise noun
- maresque adjective
- maresquellois adjective, noun
- Maresquelloise noun
- Marest proper noun
- marestaingois adjective, noun
- Marestaingoise noun
- marestel noun \ma.ʁɛ.tɛl\
- marestois adjective, noun
- Marestoise noun
- maresvillois adjective, noun
- Maresvilloise noun
- maréthermique adjective \ma.ʁe.tɛʁ.mik\
- marétique noun \ma.ʁe.tik\
- mareton noun \ma.ʁə.tɔ̃\
- marette noun \ma.ʁɛt\
- Maretz proper noun
- maretzien adjective, noun
- Maretzienne noun
- mareugheolois adjective, noun
- Mareugheoloise noun
- Mareuil proper noun \ma.ʁœj\
- mareuillais adjective, noun
- Mareuillaise noun
- mareuillat adjective, noun
- Mareuillate noun
- mareuillois adjective, noun
- Mareuilloise noun
- Mareva proper noun \ma.ʁe.va\
- Marey proper noun
- mareyage noun \ma.ʁɛ.jaʒ\
- mareyer verb \ma.ʁɛ.je\
- mareyeur noun /ma.ʁɛ.jœʁ/: wholesale fish merchant; fishmonger
- mareyeuse noun \ma.ʁɛ.jøz\: female equivalent of mareyeur
- Marez proper noun
- Marfaing proper noun
- marfautiot adjective, noun
- Marfautiote noun
- marfil noun \mɔʁ.fil\
- marfouré noun \maʁ.fu.ʁe\: stinking hellebore, dungwort (Helleborus foetidus)
- marfourée noun \maʁ.fu.ʁe\: alternative form of marfouré
- marga noun \maʁ.ga\
- Margageat noun
- margaignon noun \maʁ.ɡɛ.jɔ̃\
- margaille noun \maʁ.ɡaj\
- Margaine proper noun
- margainon noun \maʁ.ɡɛ.nɔ̃\
- margajat noun \maʁ.ɡa.ʒa\
- margalais adjective, noun
- Margalaise noun
- marganatique adjective \maʁ.ɡa.na.tik\
- margaramide noun \maʁ.ɡa.ʁa.mid\
- margarate noun \maʁ.ɡa.ʁat\
- Margaret proper noun \maʁ.ɡa.ʁɛt\
- Margarida proper noun
- margarine noun /maʁ.ɡa.ʁin/: margarine
- margarinerie noun \maʁ.ɡa.ʁin.ʁi\
- margarinier adjective, noun \maʁ.ɡa.ʁi.ɲe\
- margarino-sulfurique adjective \maʁ.ɡa.ʁi.nɔ.syl.fy.ʁik\
- margarique adjective /maʁ.ɡa.ʁik/: margaric
- margarita noun \maʁ.ɡa.ʁi.ta\
Part 18 · Part 20 · French words: M
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 M: 27,452 words, in 92 parts.