French words: mazauguais to méatoskénectomie
300 French words, part 31 of 92 of the words starting with M, A to Z. 11 have a page of their own.
French words mazauguais to méatoskénectomie
- mazauguais adjective, noun
- Mazauguaise noun
- Mazaugues proper noun
- Mazaurette proper noun
- mazayais adjective, noun
- Mazayaise noun
- Mazda noun \maz.da\
- mazdéaniser verb \maz.de.a.ni.ze\
- mazdéen adjective /maz.de.ɛ̃/: Mazdean
- mazdéisme noun \maz.de.ism\
- Maze proper noun
- mazéage noun \ma.ze.aʒ\
- mazeau noun \ma.zo\
- Mazeaud proper noun \ma.zo\
- mazéen adjective, noun
- Mazéenne noun
- mazéer verb \ma.ze.e\
- mazegaki noun
- mazéiais adjective, noun
- Mazéiaise noun
- mazeiratois adjective, noun
- Mazeiratoise noun
- Mazel proper noun \ma.zɛl\
- Mazella proper noun
- mazelle noun \ma.zɛl\
- mazelles noun \ma.zɛl\
- mazeltof interjection
- mazer verb \ma.ze\
- Mazerat proper noun
- Mazères proper noun \ma.zɛʁ\
- mazerie noun \ma.ze.ʁi\
- mazèrien adjective, noun \ma.zɛ.ʁjɛ̃\
- Mazèrienne noun
- mazerier adjective \ma.zə.ʁje\
- mazeril noun \maz.ʁil\
- mazernien adjective, noun
- Mazernienne noun
- mazerois adjective, noun \ma.zə.ʁwa\
- Mazeroise noun \ma.zə.ʁwaz\
- mazerollais adjective, noun
- Mazerollaise noun
- Mazerolles proper noun
- mazerollois adjective, noun
- Mazerolloise noun
- mazet noun \ma.zɛ\
- mazetois adjective, noun
- Mazetoise noun
- mazette interjection, noun /ma.zɛt/: duffer (incompetent person)
- mazette voit échec, mazette fait échec proverb \ma.zɛt vwa.t‿e.ʃɛk ma.zɛt fɛ.t‿e.ʃɛk\
- mazeyrollais adjective, noun
- Mazeyrollaise noun
- maziacais adjective, noun
- Maziacaise noun
- Mazier proper noun
- mazierais adjective, noun \ma.zi.ʁɛ\
- Mazieraise noun \ma.zi.ʁɛz\
- Mazière proper noun \ma.zjɛʁ\
- Mazières proper noun \ma.zjɛʁ\
- maziérois adjective, noun
- Maziéroise noun
- maziéron adjective, noun
- Maziéronne noun
- Mazille proper noun \ma.zij\
- mazillon adjective, noun \ma.zi.jɔ̃\
- Mazillonne noun \ma.zi.jɔn\
- Mazin proper noun
- Mazingarbe proper noun /ma.zɛ̃.ɡaʁb/: Mazingarbe (a city in Pas-de-Calais department, France)
- mazingarbois adjective, noun
- Mazingarboise noun
- mazinghemois adjective, noun
- Mazinghemoise noun
- mazinghiennois adjective, noun
- Mazinghiennoise noun
- mazinghienois adjective, noun
- Mazinghienoise noun
- mazionnais adjective, noun
- Mazionnaise noun
- maziratois adjective, noun
- Maziratoise noun
- mazombron marron noun \ma.zɔ̃. bʁɔ̃ ma.ʁɔ̃\
- mazone noun \ma.zɔn\
- mazophallation noun \ma.zo.fa.la.sjɔ̃\
- mazot noun \ma.zo\
- mazotin adjective, noun
- Mazotine noun
- mazouan adjective, noun
- Mazouane noun
- mazouk noun \ma.zuk\
- Mazouna proper noun
- mazourka noun \ma.zuʁ.ka\
- mazourke noun /ma.zuʁk/: Francised form of mazurka
- mazourque noun \ma.zuʁk\
- mazout noun /ma.zut/: heating oil
- mazoutage noun \ma.zu.taʒ\
- mazouté adjective, verb \ma.zu.te\: polluted with oil
- mazouter verb /ma.zu.te/: to pollute with petrol or oil
- mazouter le pingouin verb
- mazouteuse noun \ma.zu.tøz\
- mazouteux adjective, noun \ma.zu.tø\
- mazoutier noun \ma.zu.tje\
- Mazouz proper noun
- Mazovie proper noun \ma.zɔ.vi\
- mazovien adjective, noun \ma.zɔ.vjɛ̃\
- Mazovienne noun \ma.zɔ.vjɛn\
- Mazu proper noun
- mazubien adjective, noun
- Mazubienne noun
- mazuc noun \ma.zuk\
- mazulipatan noun \ma.zy.li.pa.tɑ̃\
- Mazurek proper noun
- Mazurie proper noun
- mazurien adjective, noun
- Mazurienne noun
- mazurique adjective \ma.zy.ʁik\
- mazurka noun /ma.zyʁ.ka/: mazurka
- mazurke noun
- mazurker verb /ma.zyʁ.ke/: to dance the mazurka
- mazurkeur noun /ma.zyʁ.kœʁ/: mazurka-dancer, mazurkist
- mazurkeuse noun \ma.zyʁ.køz\
- mazurkiste noun /ma.zyʁ.kist/: mazurkist
- mazurois adjective, noun
- Mazuroise noun
- mazurque noun /ma.zyʁk/: Francised form of mazurka
- Mazy proper noun
- mazycien adjective, noun
- Mazycienne noun
- Mazzarino proper noun
- Mazzarri proper noun
- Mazzei proper noun
- Mazzella proper noun
- Mazzini proper noun \ma.zi.ni\
- mazzinien adjective, noun \ma.zi.njɛ̃\: Mazzinian
- mazzinienne adjective, noun /ma.zi.njɛn/: feminine singular of mazzinien
- Mazzola proper noun
- Mazzoleni proper noun
- Mazzoni proper noun
- MB noun \ɛm.be\
- MBA noun \ɛm.bi.ɛj\
- mbabanais adjective, noun \mba.ban.nɛ\
- Mbabanaise noun \mba.ban.nɛz\
- Mbabane proper noun \mba.ban\
- mbala adjective, noun \mba.la\
- mbalakh noun \mba.lak\: mbalax (music style)
- mbalax noun \mba.laks\: mbalax (music style)
- Mbandaka proper noun \mban.da.ka\
- mbandja noun
- mbangwe noun
- mbapatt noun \mba.pat\
- Mbappé proper noun /m̩ˈbaˌpe/: a surname
- mbara noun
- mbatto noun
- mbay noun
- Mbaye proper noun: a surname from Wolof
- MBD noun \ɛm.be.de\
- Mbemba proper noun
- Mbeng proper noun \ᵐbɛ̃ɡ\
- mbenguiste noun \mbɛ̃.ɡist\
- Mbenza proper noun
- mbere noun
- mbila noun /mbi.la/: jake, police
- mbira noun
- mbj noun
- mboa noun \ᵐbo.a\
- mbochi adjective, noun
- Mbock proper noun
- Mboko proper noun: Mboko: a surname
- Mboro proper noun /mbɔ.ʁo/: Mboro (a town in Tivaouane department, Senegal)
- mbororo noun
- mboum noun
- Mbour proper noun: a city in western Senegal
- MBR noun \ɛm.be.ɛʁ\
- MBS noun \ɛm.be.ɛs\
- MBTI noun \ɛm.be.te.i\
- mbudum noun
- Mbujimayi proper noun \mbu.ʒi.ma.ji\
- Mbundu noun
- Mbuta proper noun \ɛm.bu.ta\
- mbuti adjective, noun \m.bu.ti\
- MC noun \ɛm.se\
- MCA noun \ɛm.se.a\
- MCAD noun
- McAdam proper noun \ma.ka.dam\
- mçalla noun
- McAvoy proper noun
- MCB noun \ɛm.se.be\
- MCC noun \ɛm.se.se\
- McCartney proper noun
- MCCC noun \ɛm.tʁwa.se\
- McClane proper noun
- McConaughey proper noun
- McCoy proper noun
- McCreary proper noun
- MCD noun \ɛm.se.de\
- McDaniel proper noun
- McDo noun /mak.do/: alternative form of MacDo
- McDougal proper noun
- McDowell proper noun
- MCE noun \ɛm.se.ø\
- McEnroe proper noun
- MCF noun \ɛm.se.ɛf\
- McGraw proper noun
- McGregor proper noun
- McGuffin noun \mak.ɡœ.fin\
- McIlroy proper noun
- McJob noun \mak.dʒɔb\
- McKay proper noun
- McKenzie proper noun
- McKinley proper noun
- McKinnon proper noun: a surname, McKinnon, from Scottish Gaelic
- McLaren proper noun \mak.la.ʁɛn\
- McLean proper noun
- McLeod proper noun
- McLuhan proper noun
- MCM noun \ɛm.se.ɛm\
- McMahon proper noun \mak.ma.ɔ̃\
- McMasterville proper noun /mik.mas.tɛʁ.vil/: McMasterville (a city in La Vallée-du-Richelieu, Montérégie, Quebec, Canada)
- McMastervillois noun \mɛk.mas.tœʁ.vi.lwa\
- McMuffin noun
- McNeely proper noun
- McNulty proper noun
- MCO noun \ɛm.se.o\
- MCP noun \ɛm.se.pe\
- MCPA noun
- MCPB noun
- MCPP noun
- McQueen proper noun
- MCS noun \ɛm.se.ɛs\
- MCT noun \ɛm.se.te\
- MCU proper noun
- MCV noun \ɛm.se.ve\
- McWilliams proper noun
- mcx noun: alternative form of mcx
- MD noun, symbol \ɛm.de\
- MDA noun
- mdâïmi noun
- MDD noun
- Mde. noun \ma.dam\
- mdel noun
- mdemma noun
- mdise noun \maʁ.ʃɑ̃.diz\
- MDL noun \ɛm.de.ɛl\
- Mdlle noun: abbreviation of Mademoiselle
- MDM noun \ɛm.de.ɛm\
- MDMA noun \ɛm.de.ɛm.a\
- MDN noun: abbreviation of ministère de la défense nationale
- mdp noun \ɛm.de.pe\: initialism of mot de passe
- MDPH noun \ɛm.de.pe.aʃ\
- mdr interjection, noun /ɛm.de.ɛʁ/: LOL
- mdrr interjection
- MDS noun \mi.ljaʁ\
- MDT noun \ɛm.de.te\
- me adjective, noun, prefix, pronoun, suffix /mə/: me (direct object)
- mé cago interjection
- me diras-tu phrase /mə di.ʁa.ty/: I hear you say, I hear you cry, you may ask, you may say, some will ask, some will say
- me direz-vous phrase /mə di.ʁe.vu/: I hear you say, I hear you cry, you may ask, you may say, some will ask, some will say
- me’en noun
- me’phaa d’Acatepec noun
- me’phaa d’Azoyu noun
- me’phaa de Huehuetepec noun
- me’phaa de Malinaltepec noun
- me’phaa de Teocuitlapa noun
- me’phaa de Tlacoapa noun
- me’phaa de Zapotitlan Tablas noun
- me semble verb \me sɑ̃.ble\
- me-sper noun \me.spɛʁ\
- MEA noun \ɛm.ø.a\
- mea culpa interjection, noun /me.a kul.pa/: mea culpa
- mea-culpisme noun \me.a kyl.pism\
- mea-culpiste adjective \me.a.kyl.pist\
- mea maxima culpa interjection \me.a mak.si.ma kul.pa\
- Mead proper noun
- Meaghan proper noun \me.ɡan\
- méaillais adjective, noun
- Méaillaise noun
- méalletois adjective, noun
- Méalletoise noun
- méan noun \me.ɑ̃\
- méandre adjective, noun, verb /me.ɑ̃dʁ/: meander (winding, crooked or involved course)
- méandre abandonné noun \me.ɑ̃.dʁ‿a.bɑ̃.dɔ.ne\
- méandre divagant noun \me.ɑ̃dʁ di.va.ɡɑ̃\
- méandrer verb /me.ɑ̃.dʁe/: to meander (wind, turn or twist)
- méandreux adjective \me.ɑ̃.dʁø\
- méandriforme adjective
- méandrine noun \me.ɑ̃.dʁin\
- méandrique adjective \me.ɑ̃.dʁik\
- méarotin adjective, noun
- Méarotine noun
- méasnois adjective, noun
- Méasnoise noun
- méat noun /me.a/: meatus
- méat inférieur noun \me.a ɛ̃.fe.ʁjœʁ\
- méat urétéral noun \mea y.ʁe.te.ʁal\
- méat urétral noun \me.a y.ʁe.tʁal\
- méat urinaire noun \me.a y.ʁi.nɛʁ\
- méatal adjective \me.a.tal\
- meatfluencer noun
- Meath proper noun
- méatite noun \me.a.tit\
- méatoplastie noun \me.a.tɔ.plas.ti\
- méatoskénectomie noun \me.a.tɔs.ke.nɛk.tɔ.mi\
Part 30 · Part 32 · 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.