French words: mauvais œil to mazatèque de San Bartolomé Ayautla

300 French words, part 30 of 92 of the words starting with M, A to Z. 22 have a page of their own.

French words mauvais œil to mazatèque de San Bartolomé Ayautla

mauvais œil noun /mo.vɛ.z‿œj/: the evil eye
mauvais jours noun \mo.vɛ ʒuʁ\
mauvais larron noun \mɔ.vɛ la.ʁɔ̃\
mauvais lieu noun \mo.vɛ ljø\
mauvais pas noun \mo.ve pas\
mauvais perdant noun /mo.vɛ pɛʁ.dɑ̃/: sore loser, poor sport
mauvais plaisant noun \mɔ.vɛ plɛ.zɑ̃\
mauvais poil noun \mo.vɛ pwal\
mauvais point noun \mo.vɛ pwɛ̃\
mauvais sort noun /mo.vɛ sɔʁ/: curse (supernatural detriment)
mauvais temps noun \mɔ.vɛ tɑ̃\
mauvais tour noun \mo.vɛ tuʁ\
mauvais trou noun \mo.vɛ tʁu\
mauvais vouloir noun \mo.vɛ vu.lwaʁ\
mauvaise action noun \mo.vɛ.z‿ak.sjɔ̃\
mauvaise coucheuse noun \mo.vɛz ku.ʃøz\
mauvaise foi noun /mo.vɛz fwa/: bad faith
mauvaise garde permet au loup de se repaître phrase
mauvaise grâce noun \mɔ.vɛz ɡʁɑs\
mauvaise graine noun /mo.vɛz ɡʁɛn/: bad apple
mauvaise haleine noun \mɔ.vɛ.z‿a.lɛn\
mauvaise herbe noun /mo.vɛz ɛʁb/: weed (unwanted plant)
mauvaise herbe croît toujours phrase \mɔ.vɛ.z‿ɛʁb kʁwa tu.ʒuʁ\
mauvaise honte noun /mo.vɛz ɔ̃t/: false modesty
mauvaise humeur noun /mo.vɛz y.mœʁ/: bad mood, ill humor
mauvaise joie noun
mauvaise langue adjective, noun /mo.vɛz lɑ̃ɡ/: mauvaise langue: a gossip
mauvaise limonade noun [moˌvɛzəlimoˈnaðə]
mauvaise note noun \mɔ.vɛz nɔt\
mauvaise passe noun /mo.vɛz pas/: bad spell, rough patch, tough time, difficult time, dire straits
mauvaise saison noun
mauvaise tête noun \mo.vɛz tɛt\
mauvaise tête et bon cœur phrase
mauvaise volonté noun /mo.vɛz vɔ.lɔ̃.te/: unwillingness, unreadiness
mauvaisement adverb /mo.vɛz.mɑ̃/: badly, wrongly
mauvaises mœurs noun \mo.vɛz mœʁ\
mauvaises manières noun /mo.vɛz ma.njɛʁ/: bad manners
mauvaises terres noun /mo.vɛz tɛʁ/: badlands
mauvaiseté noun /mo.vɛz.te/: wickedness
mauvaisinois adjective, noun
Mauvaisinoise noun
mauvaniline noun \mo.va.ni.lin\
mauvâtre adjective \mo.vɑtʁ\
mauve adjective, noun /mov/: mallow
mauve arborescente noun \mo.v‿ɑ̃ʁ.bɔ.ʁɛ.sɑ̃t\
mauve blanche noun \mov blɑ̃ʃ\
mauve des bois noun \mov dɛ bwa\
mauve en arbre noun
mauve royale noun \mov ʁwa.jal\
mauve sauvage noun \mov so.vaʒ\
mauve sylvestre noun \mov sil.vɛstʁ\
mauvéine noun \mo.ve.in\: mauveine
mauvette noun \mo.vɛt\
Mauvezin proper noun
mauvezinais adjective, noun
Mauvezinaise noun
mauvezinan adjective, noun
Mauvezinane noun
mauvezinien adjective, noun
Mauvezinienne noun
mauvezinois adjective, noun
Mauvezinoise noun
mauviette noun /mo.vjɛt/: Eurasian skylark (Alauda arvensis)
Mauvilly proper noun
mauvir verb \mo.viʁ\
mauvis noun /mo.vi/: redwing (bird)
mauvisien adjective, noun
Mauvisienne noun
mauvisme noun \mo.vism\
mauvisque noun \mo.visk\
mauvissement noun \mo.vis.mɑ̃\
mauwake noun
mauxais adjective, noun
Mauxaise noun
mauzac noun \mo.zak\
mauzacais adjective, noun
Mauzacaise noun
mauzacois adjective, noun
Mauzacoise noun
Mauzé proper noun /mo.ze/: former name of Mauzé-sur-le-Mignon (town in Deux-Sèvres)
mauzéen adjective, noun
Mauzéenne noun
mauzéliite noun \mo.ze.li.it\
mauzencois adjective, noun
Mauzencoise noun
mauzunois adjective, noun
Mauzunoise noun
mauzus interjection, noun \mo.zys\
MAV noun \ɛm.a.ve\
mavais adjective, noun
Mavaise noun
mavea adjective, noun \ma.ve.a\
Maves proper noun
mavrud noun \ma.vʁyd\
mavur adjective \ma.vyʁ\
mawashi noun \ma.wa.ʃi\
mawashi-geri noun \ma.wa.ʃi.ɡe.ʁi\
Mawlid noun \maw.lid\
Mawr proper noun
max adverb, noun \maks\
Maxence proper noun /mak.sɑ̃s/: Maxentius (a Roman emperor)
Maxent proper noun
maxentais adjective, noun
Maxentaise noun
maxentien adjective /mak.sɑ̃.sjɛ̃/: Maxentian
maxer verb \ma.kse\
Maxéville proper noun \ma.ʃe.vil\
maxévillois adjective, noun
Maxévilloise noun
Maxey proper noun
maxi adverb, noun /mak.si/: maximum; maximally
maxi-jupe noun \mak.si.ʒyp\
maxi-manteau noun \mak.si.mɑ̃.to\
maxi-propriétaire noun \mak.si.pʁɔ.pʁi.je.tɛʁ\
maxi-trimaran noun \mak.si.tʁi.ma.ʁɑ̃\
maxidiscompte adjective, noun /mak.si.dis.kɔ̃t/: discount, low-cost (used especially to describe shops that sell basic items at a heavy discount)
maxidiscompteur noun \mak.si.dis.kɔ̃p.tœʁ\: discount store
maxillaire adjective, noun /mak.si.lɛʁ/: maxillary
maxillaire inférieur noun \mak.si.lɛ.ʁ‿ɛ̃.fe.ʁjœʁ\
maxillaire supérieur noun
maxille noun \mak.sil\
maxilleux adjective \mak.si.lø\
maxillien adjective, noun \mak.si.ljɛ̃\
Maxillienne noun
maxilliforme adjective \mak.si.li.fɔʁm\
maxillipède noun \mak.si.li.pɛd\
maxillite noun \mak.si.lit\
maxillo-dentaire adjective \mak.si.lɔ.dɑ̃.tɛʁ\
maxillo-facial adjective
maxillo-labial adjective, noun \ma.ksi.lɔ.la.bjal\
maxillo-musculaire adjective \mak.si.lo.mys.ky.lɛʁ\
maxillo-zygomatique adjective \mak.si.lo.zi.ɡo.ma.tik\
maxillofacial adjective \mak.si.lɔ.fa.sjal\
maxillolabial adjective, noun \ma.ksi.lɔ.la.bjal\
maxillule noun \mak.si.lyl\
Maxim noun \mak.sim\
maximal adjective /mak.si.mal/: maximal
maximalement adverb \mak.si.mal.mɑ̃\
maximalisation noun \mak.si.ma.li.za.sjɔ̃\
maximaliser verb \mak.si.ma.li.ze\: to maximize
maximalisme noun \mak.si.ma.lism\: maximalism
maximaliste adjective, noun \mak.si.ma.list\: maximalist
maximalité noun \mak.si.ma.li.te\
maximant adjective \mak.si.mɑ̃\
maximaphile adjective, noun \mak.si.ma.fil\
maximaphilie noun \mak.si.ma.fi.li\
maximaphilique adjective \mak.si.ma.fi.lik\
maxime noun /mak.sim/: maxim
maxime de Grice noun \mak.sim də ɡʁajs\
maximer verb \mak.si.me\
maximes de Grice noun \mak.sim də ɡʁajs\
maximiacusien adjective, noun
Maximiacusienne noun
Maximilian proper noun
Maximilien proper noun /mak.si.mi.ljɛ̃/: a male given name from Latin, equivalent to English Maximilian
Maximilienne proper noun /mak.si.mi.ljɛn/: a female given name, masculine equivalent Maximilien
Maximin proper noun \ma.ksi.mɛ̃\
maximisable adjective \mak.si.mi.zabl\
maximisation noun \mak.si.mi.za.sjɔ̃\: maximization
maximiser verb /mak.si.mi.ze/: to maximize
maximois adjective, noun
Maximoise noun
maximum adjective, adverb, noun /mak.si.mɔm/: maximum
maximum maximorum noun \mak.si.mɔm mak.si.mo.ʁɔm\
Maxine proper noun \mak.sin\
maxiséisme noun \mak.si.se.ism\
maxite noun \ma.ksit\
maxitrimaran noun \mak.si.tʁi.ma.ʁɑ̃\
maxois adjective, noun
Maxoise noun
Maxou proper noun \mak.su\
maxoucois adjective, noun
Maxoucoise noun
maxstadtois adjective, noun
Maxstadtoise noun
maxwell noun \maks.wɛl\: maxwell
maxwellien adjective, noun \mak.swɛ.ljɛ̃\
maxwellienne noun \mak.swɛ.ljɛn\
may noun
maya adjective, noun /ma.ja/: Mayan (person)
maya yucatèque noun \ma.ja ju.ka.tɛk\
mayacois adjective, noun
Mayacoise noun
mayakovskien adjective: alternative form of maïakovskien
mayangna noun
mayanisme noun \ma.ja.nism\
mayaniste adjective, noun \ma.ja.nist\
Mayans proper noun
mayas adjective, noun \ma.ja\: plural of maya
Mayaud proper noun: a surname
mayday interjection, noun \mɛ.dɛ\
maye noun \me\
mayen adjective, noun \ma.jɛ̃\
mayençais adjective, noun
Mayençaise noun
Mayence proper noun /ma.jɑ̃s/: Mainz (a city, the state capital of Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany)
mayennais adjective, noun /ma.jɛ.nɛ/: resident or native of Mayenne
mayennaise adjective, noun: female equivalent of Mayennais
mayenne noun \ma.jɛn\
mayenniser verb \ma.jɛ.ni.ze\
Mayer proper noun
Mayet proper noun \ma.jɛ\
mayetais adjective, noun
Mayetaise noun
mayetois adjective, noun
Mayetoise noun
Mayeul proper noun \ma.jœl\
mayeur noun /ma.jœʁ/: a kind of judicial officer in a feudal manor
mayeure noun \ma.jœʁ\
Mayeux proper noun \ma.jø\: a surname
Mayfield proper noun
Mayflower proper noun \mej.flo.wœʁ\
mayibobo noun \maji.bobo\
mayiste noun \ma.jist\
Maylis proper noun \me.lis\
maylisien adjective, noun
Maylisienne noun
maynarétine noun \mɛ.na.ʁe.tin\
Mayne proper noun
mayo noun \ma.jo\
mayochin adjective, noun
Mayochine noun
mayochup noun \ma.jo.tʃœp\
mayogo noun
Mayolois noun \ma.jɔ.lwa\
Mayombe proper noun \ma.jum.be\
mayonnais adjective, noun \ma.jɔ.nɛ\
mayonnaise noun /ma.jɔ.nɛz/: mayonnaise
mayor noun \ma.jɔʁ\
mayoral adjective, noun \ma.jɔ.ʁal\: alternative spelling of maïoral
mayorat noun \ma.jɔ.ʁa\: alternative spelling of maïorat
mayoresse noun \ma.jɔ.ʁɛs\
Mayorga proper noun
mayorquais adjective, noun \ma.jɔʁ.kɛ\
Mayot proper noun
mayotain adjective, noun
Mayotaine noun
Mayotte proper noun /ma.jɔt/: Mayotte (an archipelago, overseas department, and administrative region of France, formerly an overseas territorial collectivity, located between Africa's...
mayousse noun \ma.jus\
Mayra proper noun
mayracois adjective, noun
Mayracoise noun
Mayran proper noun \mɛ.ʁɑ̃\
mayranais adjective, noun
Mayranaise noun
mayrégnois adjective, noun
Mayrégnoise noun
Mayres proper noun \ma.iʁ\
mayrevillais adjective, noun
Mayrevillaise noun
mayrintourois adjective, noun
Mayrintouroise noun
mayrois adjective, noun
Mayroise noun
Mayron proper noun \maj.ʁɔn\
mayronnais adjective, noun
Mayronnaise noun
Maysa proper noun
maysellois adjective, noun
Mayselloise noun
maysine noun
Mayssa proper noun \ma.i.sa\
maytais adjective, noun
Maytaise noun
mayuri noun \ma.ju.ʁi\
Mayuzumi proper noun
Mayweather proper noun
MAZ noun \maz\
Mazagan proper noun \ma.za.ɡɑ̃\
mazagran noun \ma.za.ɡʁɑ̃\
mazama noun \ma.za.ma\
mazame noun \ma.zam\
Mazamet proper noun /ma.za.mɛ/: Mazamet (a town in Tarn department, Occitania, France)
mazamétain adjective, noun
Mazamétaine noun
Mazan proper noun
mazanais adjective, noun
Mazanaise noun
Mazandaran proper noun
mazandarani noun /ma.zɑ̃.da.ʁa.ni/: Mazanderani (language)
mazangéen adjective, noun
Mazangéenne noun
mazapan noun \ma.za.pan\
mazapilite noun \ma.za.pi.lit\
mazar noun \ma.zaʁ\
mazarain adjective, noun
Mazaraine noun
mazarin adjective, noun \ma.za.ʁɛ̃\
mazarinade noun /ma.za.ʁi.nad/: mazarinade
mazarine noun \ma.za.ʁin\
mazariniser verb \ma.za.ʁi.ni.ze\
mazarinisme noun \ma.za.ʁi.nism\
mazariniste noun \ma.za.ʁi.nist\
Mazars proper noun /ma.zaʁ/: a surname, Mazars, from Occitan
Mazas proper noun
mazatèque adjective, noun \ma.za.tɛk\
mazatèque d’Eloxochitlán noun
mazatèque de Jalapa de Díaz noun
mazatèque de Mazatlán noun
mazatèque de San Bartolomé Ayautla noun

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.