French words: mognon to molbit

French words mognon to molbit

1. mognon noun \mo.ɲɔ̃\
2. mogo noun /mɔ.ɡɔ/: bloke, man, particularly as seen as engaging in intercourse with women, philanderer, lothario
3. mogofin noun
4. mogol adjective \mo.ɡɔl\
5. mogoliser verb \mɔ.ɡɔ.li.ze\
6. môgôr noun
7. mogra noun \mo.ɡʁa\
8. Mograbin noun \mo.ɡʁa.bɛ̃\
9. Mograbine noun \mo.ɡʁa.bin\
10. mogreb noun
11. mogrebins noun \mɔ.ɡʁə.bɛ̃\
12. mogroside noun \mo.ɡʁo.zid\
13. MOH noun
14. moha noun \mɔ.a\
15. mohafazah noun \mo.a.fa.za\
16. mohair noun /mɔ.ɛʁ/: mohair
17. Mohamad proper noun
18. mohamed noun \mɔ.a.mɛd\
19. Mohammad proper noun \mɔ.a.mad\
20. Mohammed proper noun \mɔ.a.mɛd\
21. Mohan proper noun
22. mohatois adjective, noun
23. Mohatoise noun
24. mohatra adjective
25. mohave adjective, noun \mɔ.av\
26. mohaves adjective, noun \mɔ.av\
27. mohawk adjective, noun \mo.ɑk\
28. Mohawks proper noun \mo.ɑk\
29. Mohed proper noun
30. mohegan noun
31. mohel noun
32. Mohéli proper noun \mo.e.li\: Mohéli (an island of the Comoros)
33. mohendis noun
34. mohican adjective, noun \mɔ.i.kɑ̃\
35. mohicaniser verb \mɔ.i.ka.ni.ze\
36. Mohicans proper noun \mo.i.kɑ̃\
37. mohisme noun /mɔ.ism/: alternative form of moïsme (“Mohism”)
38. mohitléine noun \mɔ.it.le.in\
39. mohivillois adjective, noun
40. Mohivilloise noun
41. Moho noun
42. mohoceño noun \mo.o.se.ɲo\
43. Mohon proper noun \mɔ̃\
44. mohonnais adjective, noun
45. Mohonnaise noun
46. Mohr proper noun \mɔʁ\
47. mohtasseb noun \mɔ.ta.sɛb\
48. mohur noun \mɔ.yʁ\
49. moi noun, pronoun /mwa/: me (first-person singular disjunctive pronoun)
50. moi-même pronoun /mwa.mɛm/: myself
51. moi, moi, moi adjective, interjection, noun \mwa mwa mwa\
52. moi président phrase \mwa pʁe.zi.dɑ̃\
53. moi vivant adverb: as long as I live, while I'm alive
54. moi vivant jamais adverb
55. moidillard adjective, noun
56. Moidillarde noun
57. Moidrey proper noun
58. moie noun \mwa\
59. moignacois adjective, noun
60. Moignacoise noun
61. moigneléen adjective, noun
62. Moigneléenne noun
63. moignet noun \mwa.ɲe\
64. moignon noun /mwa.ɲɔ̃/: stump (of limb)
65. Moigny proper noun
66. Moigny-sur-Ecole typographic variant
67. moiled irlandais noun \mɔjl.d‿iʁ.lɑ̃.dɛ\
68. moilette noun \mwa.lɛt\
69. moillé noun \mwa.je\
70. moilleron noun \mwa.le.ʁɔ̃\
71. moilon noun \mwa.lɔ̃\
72. moinage noun \mwa.naʒ\
73. moinaille noun \mwa.nɑj\
74. moindre adjective /mwɛ̃dʁ/: comparative degree of petit; lower; less; lesser
75. moindre mal noun /mwɛ̃.dʁə mal/: lesser of two evils, lesser evil
76. moindrement adverb /mwɛ̃.dʁə.mɑ̃/: in the least or slightest manner
77. moine noun /mwan/: monk
78. moine de Saxe noun
79. moine-soldat noun \mwan sɔl.da\
80. moineau noun /mwa.no/: sparrow
81. moineau citadin noun \mwa.no si.ta.dɛ̃\
82. moineau de rivière noun
83. moineau des champs noun \mwa.no dɛ ʃɑ̃\
84. moineau domestique noun /mwa.no dɔ.mɛs.tik/: house sparrow (Passer domesticus)
85. moineau espagnol noun \mwa.no ɛs.pa.ɲɔl\
86. moineau franc noun /mwa.no fʁɑ̃/: house sparrow (Passer domesticus)
87. moineau friquet noun \mwa.no fʁi.kɛ\
88. moineau gris noun \mwa.no ɡʁi\
89. moineau sans tête noun \mwa.no sɑ̃ tɛt\
90. moineau soulcie noun \mwa.no sul.si\
91. moineau-tisserin à calotte marron noun
92. moineau tisserin à couronne marron noun
93. moinelle noun \mwa.nɛl\
94. moinerie noun \mwan.ʁi\: monastery
95. moinesse noun \mwa.nɛs\
96. moinette noun \mwa.nɛt\
97. Moineville proper noun
98. Moings proper noun
99. Moingt proper noun
100. Moinier proper noun \mwa.nje\
101. moinifier verb \mwa.ni.fje\
102. moiniller verb \mwa.ni.je\
103. moinillon noun /mwa.ni.jɔ̃/: young monk
104. moiniot noun \mwa.njɔ\
105. moinotin noun \mwa.nɔ.tɛ̃\
106. moinoulis adjective, noun
107. Moinoulise noun
108. moins adverb, noun, preposition /mwɛ̃/: comparative degree of peu; less, fewer
109. moins-disance commerciale noun \mwɛ̃.di.zɑ̃s kɔ.mɛʁ.sjal\
110. moins-disance fiscale noun \mwɛ̃.di.zɑ̃s fis.kal\
111. moins-disance sociale noun \mwɛ̃.di.zɑ̃s sɔ.sjal\
112. moins-disant adjective, noun \mwɛ̃.di.zɑ̃\
113. moins-disant commercial noun \mwɛ̃.di.zɑ̃ kɔ.mɛʁ.sjal\
114. moins-disant fiscal noun \mwɛ̃.di.zɑ̃ fis.kal\
115. moins-disant juridique noun \mwɛ̃.di.zɑ̃ ʒy.ʁi.dik\
116. moins-disant social noun \mwɛ̃.di.zɑ̃ sɔ.sjal\
117. moins-disante noun \mwɛ̃.di.zɑ̃t\
118. moins-perçu noun \mwɛ̃.pɛʁ.sy\
119. moins que jamais adverb \mwɛ̃ kə ʒa.mɛ\
120. moins que rien adjective, noun /mwɛ̃.kə.ʁjɛ̃/: a nobody, a nonentity, chopped liver (unimportant person)
121. moins-value noun /mwɛ̃.va.ly/: capital loss (decrease in the value of a capital asset; amount by which the proceeds of the sale of a capital asset by its owner are less than its cost to...
122. moinser verb \mwɛ̃.ze\
123. moinsoir verb \mwɛ̃.swaʁ\
124. moinson noun \mwɛ̃.sɔ̃\: a type of chestnut
125. moinsoyer verb \mwɛ̃.swa.je\
126. moinsser verb \mwɛ̃.se\
127. moinssoyer verb \mwɛ̃.swa.je\
128. moïque adjective \mɔ.ik\
129. Moir proper noun
130. Moira proper noun \mɔ.i.ʁa\
131. moiracais adjective, noun
132. Moiracaise noun
133. moirage noun \mwa.ʁaʒ\
134. moirannais adjective, noun
135. Moirannaise noun
136. Moirans proper noun
137. moirantin adjective, noun \mwa.ʁɑ̃.tɛ̃\
138. Moirantine noun \mwa.ʁɑ̃.tin\
139. moircyais adjective, noun
140. Moircyaise noun
141. moire adjective, noun /mwaʁ/: watered fabric, moire
142. moiréen adjective, noun \mwa.ʁe.ɛ̃\
143. Moiréenne noun \mwa.ʁe.ɛn\
144. moirer verb \mwa.ʁe\
145. moireur noun \mwa.ʁœʁ\
146. moireuse noun \mwa.ʁøz\
147. moironnais adjective, noun
148. Moironnaise noun
149. moirure noun \mwa.ʁyʁ\
150. Moiry proper noun
151. mois adjective, noun /mwa/: month
152. mois creux noun \mwa kʁø\
153. mois de Marie noun \mwa də ma.ʁi\
154. mois dracontique adjective \mwa.dʁa.kɔ̃.tik\
155. mois en R noun \mwa ɑ̃n ɛʁ\
156. mois-homme noun \mwɑ ɔm\
157. mois-lumière noun \mwa.ly.mjɛʁ\
158. mois Napoléon noun \mwa na.pɔ.le.ɔ̃\
159. mois parfait noun \mwa paʁ.fɛ\
160. mois plein noun \mwa plɛ̃\
161. mois solaire noun \mwa sɔ.lɛʁ\
162. moisage noun \mwa.zaʒ\
163. Moisan proper noun: a surname, Moisan
164. moïsation noun \mɔ.i.za.sjɔ̃\
165. Moisdon proper noun \mwa.dɔ̃\
166. moisdonnais adjective, noun \mwa.dɔ.nɛ\
167. Moisdonnaise noun \mwa.dɔ.nɛz\
168. moïse noun, verb /mɔ.iz/: Moses basket
169. moiselle noun /mwa.zɛl/: damselfly
170. moiser verb \mwa.ze\
171. moisi adjective, noun, verb /mwa.zi/: mouldy
172. moïsiaque adjective \mɔ.i.zjak\
173. Moïsien noun \mɔ.i.zjɛ̃\
174. moisir verb /mwa.ziʁ/: (to cause) to go mouldy, to moulder
175. moisissable adjective \mwa.zi.sabl\
176. moisissant adjective, verb /mwa.zi.sɑ̃/: mouldering, decaying, rotting
177. moisisses verb: second-person singular present/imperfect subjunctive of moisir
178. moisissure noun /mwa.zi.syʁ/: mould (woolly or furry growth of tiny fungi)
179. moisiversaire noun \mwa.zi.vɛʁ.sɛʁ\
180. moislainois adjective, noun
181. Moislainoise noun
182. Moislains proper noun
183. moïsme noun /mɔ.ism/: Mohism
184. moison noun
185. moisonnier noun \mwa.zɔ.nje\
186. moiss-bat noun \mwas.bat\
187. moiss-batt noun \mwas.bat\
188. Moissac proper noun \mwa.sak\
189. moissacais adjective, noun
190. Moissacaise noun
191. moissacois adjective, noun
192. Moissacoise noun
193. moissadaire adjective, noun
194. moissagais adjective, noun
195. Moissagaise noun
196. Moissan proper noun: a surname, Moissan
197. moissanite noun \mwa.sa.nit\
198. moisse noun \mwas\
199. moisséen adjective, noun
200. Moisséenne noun
201. Moisselles proper noun \mwa.sɛl\
202. moissellois adjective, noun
203. Moisselloise noun
204. Moisset proper noun \mwasɛ\
205. Moissey proper noun \mwa.sɛ\
206. moisseyais adjective, noun
207. Moisseyaise noun
208. moissieurois adjective, noun
209. Moissieuroise noun
210. moissine noun \mwa.sin\
211. moisson noun /mwa.sɔ̃/: harvest, harvesting (the process of gathering the ripened crop)
212. moissonnable adjective \mwa.sɔ.nabl\
213. moissonnage noun \mwa.sɔ.naʒ\: harvesting
214. moissonnage de données noun \mwa.sɔ.naʒ də dɔ.ne\
215. moissonnais adjective, noun, verb: first/second-person singular imperfect indicative of moissonner
216. Moissonnaise noun
217. moissonner verb /mwa.sɔ.ne/: to harvest (to reap)
218. moissonner-battre verb \mwa.sɔ.ne.batʁ\
219. moissonner des lauriers verb \mwa.sɔ.ne dɛ lo.ʁje\
220. moissonneur noun /mwa.sɔ.nœʁ/: harvester, reaper
221. moissonneuse noun \mwa.sɔ.nøz\: harvester
222. moissonneuse-batteuse noun /mwa.sɔ.nøz.ba.tøz/: combine harvester (farming machine)
223. moissonneuse-lieuse noun \mwa.sɔ.nøz.ljøz\
224. moissonneux adjective \mwa.sɔ.nø\
225. Moissy proper noun
226. moisvillois adjective, noun
227. Moisvilloise noun
228. Moisy proper noun \mwa.zi\
229. moit moit adverb \mwat mwat\
230. moitais adjective, noun, verb: first/second-person singular imperfect indicative of moiter
231. Moïtaise noun
232. moite adjective, verb /mwat/: sticky, muggy (heat, weather)
233. moite-moite adverb \mwat.mwat\
234. moitement adverb \mwat.mɑ̃\: stickily
235. moiter verb /mwa.te/: to make moist with sweat
236. moiteur noun /mwa.tœʁ/: wetness, dampness
237. moitié adverb, noun /mwa.tje/: half
238. moitié d’agent de change noun \mwa.tje d‿a.ʒɑ̃ də ʃɑ̃ʒ\
239. moitié figue moitié raisin adjective \mwa.tje fiɡ mwa.tje ʁɛ.zɛ̃\
240. moitié-moitié adverb, noun \mwa.tje.mwa.tje\
241. moitir verb \mwa.tiʁ\
242. moitronnais adjective, noun
243. Moitronnaise noun
244. Moivre proper noun
245. moivriot adjective, noun
246. Moivriote noun
247. Moix proper noun \mwaks\
248. mojar noun \mɔ.ʒaʁ\
249. Mojave noun \mɔ.ʒav\
250. Mojaves noun \mɔ.ʒav\
251. mojeño-ignaciano adjective, noun \mo.ʁe.ɲo.i.ɲa.sja.no\
252. mojeño-javierano adjective, noun \mo.ʁe.ɲo.ʁa.vjɛ.ʁa.no\
253. mojeño-loretano adjective, noun \mo.ʁe.ɲo.lo.ʁe.ta.no\
254. mojeño-trinitario adjective, noun \mo.ʁe.ɲo.tʁi.ni.ta.ʁjo\
255. mojette noun \mo.ʒɛt\
256. mojhette noun \mo.ʒɛt\
257. mojibake noun \mo.ʒi.ba.ke\
258. mojito noun /mo.ʁi.to/: mojito (mixed drink)
259. mojito royal noun \mo.xi.to ʁwa.jal\
260. mojo noun \mɔ.d͡ʒo\
261. moka noun /mɔ.ka/: mocha (drink)
262. mokary noun
263. mokcha noun \mɔk.ʃa\
264. Mokdad proper noun
265. mokhazni noun
266. mokil adjective, noun \mɔ.kil\
267. mokken noun
268. moko noun \mo.ko\
269. mokokf noun \ma.kɔkf\
270. mokoundji noun \mɔ.kun.dʒi\
271. mokumé noun \mɔ.ku.me\
272. mokuso noun \mo.ku.so\
273. Mola proper noun
274. Molac proper noun \mɔ.lak\
275. molacais adjective, noun
276. Molacaise noun
277. molacois adjective, noun
278. Molacoise noun
279. molaire adjective, noun /mɔ.lɛʁ/: molar (tooth)
280. molaisien adjective, noun
281. Molaisienne noun
282. molal noun \mɔ.lal\
283. molalité noun \mo.la.li.te\: molality
284. molambozien adjective, noun
285. Molambozienne noun \mɔ.lɑ̃.bɔ.zjɛn\
286. molandierais adjective, noun
287. Molandieraise noun
288. molard noun \mɔ.laʁ\: spit wad (a wad of spittle spat by someone)
289. molarder verb \mɔ.laʁ.de\: to spit, gob
290. Molare proper noun
291. molariforme adjective \mɔ.la.ʁi.fɔʁm\
292. molariser verb \mɔ.la.ʁi.ze\
293. molarite noun \mɔ.la.ʁi.te\: molarity
294. Molas proper noun
295. molasse adjective, noun \mɔ.las\: molasse
296. molassique adjective /mɔ.la.sik/: molassic
297. molavilais adjective, noun
298. Molavilaise noun
299. Molay proper noun \mɔ.lɛ\
300. molbit noun \mɔl.bit\

Part 62 · Part 64 · 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.