French words: narcoétatisation to naticier
300 French words, part 5 of 30 of the words starting with N, A to Z. 43 have a page of their own.
French words narcoétatisation to naticier
- narcoétatisation noun \naʁ.kɔ.e.ta.ti.za.sjɔ̃\
- narcolepsie noun /naʁ.kɔ.lɛp.si/: narcolepsy
- narcoleptique adjective, noun \naʁ.kɔ.lɛp.tik\: narcoleptic
- narcomane noun /naʁ.ko.man/: drug addict, narcomaniac
- narcomanie noun \naʁ.ko.ma.ni\: drug addiction
- narcomicide noun \naʁ.ko.mi.sid\
- narcoracaille noun \naʁ.ko.ʁa.kaj\
- narcose noun /naʁ.koz/: narcosis
- narcoterrorisme noun \naʁ.kɔ.tɛ.ʁɔ.ʁism\: narcoterrorism
- narcoterroriste adjective, noun \naʁ.kɔ.tɛ.ʁɔ.ʁist\
- narcotest noun \naʁ.ko.tɛst\
- narcothérapie noun \naʁ.ko.te.ʁa.pi\: narcotherapy
- narcotico-âcre adjective \naʁ.kɔ.ti.kɔ.ɑkʁ\
- narcotine noun \naʁ.kɔ.tin\: narcotine
- narcotinique adjective \naʁ.kɔ.ti.nik\: narcotinic
- narcotique adjective, noun /naʁ.kɔ.tik/: a narcotic
- narcotisation noun
- narcotiser verb \naʁ.kɔ.ti.ze\: to narcotize
- narcotiseur noun \naʁ.kɔ.ti.zœʁ\
- narcotiseuse noun \naʁ.kɔ.ti.zøz\
- narcotisme noun \naʁ.kɔ.tism\: narcotism
- narcotourisme noun \naʁ.ko.tu.ʁism\
- narcotouriste noun \naʁ.ko.tu.ʁist\
- narcotrafic noun \naʁ.ko.tʁa.fik\: drug trafficking
- narcotrafiquant adjective, noun /naʁ.kɔ.tʁa.fi.kɑ̃/: drug dealer
- narcotrafiquante noun \naʁ.ko.tʁa.fi.kɑ̃t\
- narcoville noun \naʁ.ko.vil\
- Narcy proper noun
- narcyssois adjective, noun
- Narcyssoise noun
- nard noun \naʁ\: matgrass (Nardus)
- nard d’Italie noun \naʁ di.ta.li\
- nard raide noun: European matgrass (Nardus stricta L.)
- nard sauvage noun
- nardcore noun \naʁd.kɔʁ\
- nardet noun \naʁ.dɛ\
- nardinamouk interjection \naʁ.din.a.muk\
- nardinemouk interjection
- nardostachyde noun
- nardostachys noun
- narel noun \na.ʁɛl\
- Narendra proper noun
- nareux adjective /na.ʁø/: Fussy with cleanliness
- narghilé noun /naʁ.ɡi.le/: alternative spelling of narguilé
- narghileh noun \naʁ.ɡi.le\: alternative spelling of narguilé
- Nargis proper noun
- nargissien adjective, noun
- Nargissienne noun
- nargue interjection, noun, verb \naʁɡ\: past participle of narguer
- narguer verb /naʁ.ɡe/: to taunt
- narguilé noun /naʁ.ɡi.le/: narghile, water pipe (for smoking)
- narille noun \na.rij\: nostril
- narim noun
- narinaire adjective \na.ʁi.nɛʁ\
- narine noun /na.ʁin/: nostril
- naringénine noun \na.ʁɛ̃.ʒe.nin\
- naringine noun \na.ʁɛ̃.ʒin\
- narirutine noun \na.ʁi.ʁy.tin\
- narkomovka noun \naʁ.ko.mov.ka\
- narluga noun \naʁ.lu.ɡa\
- narmol adjective, interjection \naʁ.mɔl\
- narmole adjective, interjection \naʁ.mɔl\
- Narni proper noun
- Narnia proper noun \naʁ.nja\
- Naro proper noun
- narodnik noun
- narpois adjective, noun
- Narpoise noun
- narquois adjective, noun /naʁ.kwa/: ironic
- narquoisement adverb \naʁ.kwaz.mɑ̃\: ironically
- narquoiserie noun \naʁ.kwaz.ʁi\
- narquoisité noun \naʁ.kwa.zi.te\
- narrable adjective \na.ʁabl\
- narragansett noun
- narrataire noun /na.ʁa.tɛʁ/: narratee
- narrateur noun /na.ʁa.tœʁ/: narrator
- narrateur omniscient noun /na.ʁa.tœ.ʁ‿ɔm.ni.sjɑ̃/: omniscient narrator
- narrateur-personnage noun \na.ʁa.tœʁ.pɛʁ.sɔ.naʒ\
- narratif adjective, noun \na.ʁa.tif\: narrative
- narratif de l’impuissance noun \na.ʁa.tif də lɛ̃.pɥi.sɑ̃s\
- narration noun /na.ʁa.sjɔ̃/: narration (account; story)
- narrative design noun
- narrativisation noun \na.ʁa.ti.vi.za.sjɔ̃\
- narrativiser verb \na.ʁa.ti.vi.ze\
- narrativisme noun \na.ʁa.ti.vism\
- narrativité noun \na.ʁa.ti.vi.te\
- narrato noun \na.ʁa.tɔ\
- narratologie noun /na.ʁa.tɔ.lɔ.ʒi/: narratology (the study of narrative structure)
- narratologique adjective
- narratologue noun \na.ʁa.tɔ.lɔɡ\
- narratrice noun /na.ʁa.tʁis/: female equivalent of narrateur (“narratrix”)
- narratrice-personnage noun \na.ʁa.tʁis.pɛʁ.sɔ.naʒ\
- narraturgie noun \na.ʁa.tyʁ.ʒi\
- narre noun, verb \na.ʁe\: past participle of narrer
- narrème noun \na.ʁɛm\
- narrer verb /na.ʁe/: to narrate, to tell (e.g. a story)
- narrossais adjective, noun \na.ʁɔ.sɛ\
- Narrossaise noun \na.ʁɔ.sɛz\
- narse noun \naʁs\
- Narsès proper noun
- narsharab noun \naʁ.ʃa.ʁab\
- narthèce noun \naʁ.tɛs\
- narthécie noun \naʁ.te.si\
- narthécie des marais noun \naʁ.te.si de ma.ʁɛ\
- narthécophore noun \naʁ.te.ko.fɔʁ\
- narthex noun \naʁ.tɛks\
- narum noun
- narutomaki noun /na.ʁy.tɔ.ma.ki/: narutomaki
- Narva proper noun \naʁ.va\
- narval noun /naʁ.val/: narwhal
- narvalesque adjective \naʁ.va.lɛsk\
- narvali noun \naʁ.va.li\
- narvaline noun \naʁ.va.lin\
- narvalo noun \naʁ.va.lo\: a crazy person
- narvalow noun \naʁ.va.lo\
- narwal noun
- NAS noun /nas/: acronym of numéro d'assurance sociale (“social insurance number”): SIN
- NASA proper noun /na.za/: NASA
- nasal adjective, noun /na.zal/: nasal
- nasale adjective, noun \na.zal\: feminine singular of nasal
- nasalement adverb \na.zal.mɑ̃\: nasally
- nasalisation noun /na.za.li.za.sjɔ̃/: nasalization
- nasaliser verb /na.za.li.ze/: to nasalize
- nasalité noun /na.za.li.te/: nasality; nasalness
- nasard adjective, noun \na.zaʁ\: nasal
- nasarde noun \na.zaʁd\
- nasarder verb \na.zaʁ.de\
- nasbinalais adjective, noun
- Nasbinalaise noun
- Nasbinals proper noun
- nasbol adjective, noun \naz.bɔl\
- NASCAR noun \nas.kaʁ\
- Nasdaq noun \nas.dak\
- nase adjective, noun \naz\: alternative spelling of naze (“worthless, knackered”)
- nase commun noun \naz kɔ.mœ̃\
- naseau noun /na.zo/: the nostril of an animal (usually a horse)
- nasebrock noun \naz.bʁɔk\
- Naseby proper noun
- NASH noun \naʃ\
- nashi noun \na.ʃi\
- nashisme noun \na.ʃism\
- nashiste adjective
- Nashville proper noun
- Nashville sound noun \naʃ.vil sund\
- nasi adjective, noun \na.zi\
- nasi goreng noun
- nasicorne adjective
- nasiculaire adjective \na.zi.ky.lɛʁ\
- nasière noun \na.zjɛʁ\
- nasigère adjective, noun \na.zi.ʒɛʁ\
- nasillard adjective /na.zi.jaʁ/: nasal (accent)
- nasillardement adverb \na.zi.jaʁd.mɑ̃\: nasally
- nasillarder verb \na.zi.jaʁ.de\
- nasillardise noun \na.zi.jaʁ.diz\
- nasillement noun \na.zij.mɑ̃\: nasal sound
- nasiller verb /na.zi.je/: to nasalise, nasalize
- nasilleur noun \na.zi.jœʁ\
- nasilleuse noun \na.zi.jøz\
- nasillonnement noun \na.zi.jɔn.mɑ̃\
- nasillonner verb \na.zi.jɔ.ne\
- nasillonneur noun \na.zi.jɔ.nœʁ\
- nasion noun /na.zjɔ̃/: nasion
- nasique noun \na.zik\: proboscis monkey
- nasiterne noun \na.zi.tɛʁn\
- nasitor noun \na.zi.tɔʁ\
- nasitort noun \na.zi.tɔʁ\
- naskapi adjective, noun /nas.ka.pi/: Naskapi (people)
- Naskapis noun
- naskh noun \nask\
- naso- prefix
- naso-buccal adjective \na.zɔ.by.kal\
- naso-frontal adjective \na.zo.fʁɔ̃.tal\
- naso-gastrique adjective \na.zo.ɡas.tʁik\
- naso-génien adjective \na.zo.ʒe.njɛ̃\
- naso-labial adjective \na.zɔ.la.bjal\
- naso-lacrymal adjective \na.zɔ.la.kʁi.mal\
- naso-lobaire adjective \na.zɔ.lɔ.bɛʁ\
- naso-oculaire adjective \na.zɔ.o.ky.lɛʁ\
- naso-palatin adjective \na.zɔ.pa.la.tɛ̃\
- naso-palpébral adjective \na.zɔ.pal.pe.bʁal\
- naso-pharyngien adjective \na.zɔ.fa.ʁɛ̃.ʒjɛ̃\
- naso-pharynx noun \na.zɔ.fa.ʁɛ̃ks\
- naso-sourcilier adjective \na.zɔ.suʁ.si.lje\
- naso-transversal adjective \na.zɔ.tʁɑ̃s.vɛʁ.sal\
- nasofibroscope noun \na.zɔ.fi.bʁɔ.skɔp\
- nasofibroscopie noun \na.zo.fi.bʁɔ.skɔ.pi\
- nasofrontal adjective \na.zo.fʁɔ̃.tal\
- nasogastrique adjective \na.zo.ɡas.tʁik\
- nasogénien adjective \na.zo.ʒe.njɛ̃\: nasogenian
- nasolacrymal adjective: nasolacrimal
- nason noun \na.zɔ̃\
- nasonnement noun \na.zɔn.mɑ̃\
- nasonner verb \na.zɔ.ne\
- nasopharyngé adjective \na.zo.fa.ʁɛ̃.ʒe\
- nasopharynx noun \na.zo.fa.ʁɛ̃ks\: nasopharynx
- nasophile noun \na.zo.fil\
- nasophilie noun \na.zo.fi.li\
- nasotrachéal adjective \na.zo.tʁa.ke.al\
- Nasr proper noun \nasɛʁ\
- nasride adjective \nas.ʁid\: Nasrid
- Nasrine proper noun
- Nasro proper noun \nas.ʁo\
- ñass noun \ɲas\
- nassage noun \na.saʒ\
- nassandrais adjective, noun
- Nassandraise noun
- nassat noun \na.sa\
- Nassau proper noun \na.so\
- Nassavien noun \na.sa.vjɛ̃\
- nasse noun /nas/: creel, lobster pot
- nasse ceinturée noun
- nasse de Calmeil noun
- nasse polie noun
- nasse réticulée noun \nas ʁe.ti.ky.le\
- nasse variable noun
- nasser verb \na.se\
- Nassera proper noun
- nassérien adjective, noun /na.se.ʁjɛ̃/: Nasserist
- nassérienne noun \na.se.ʁjɛn\
- nasseriser verb \na.se.ʁi.ze\
- nassérisme noun /na.se.ʁism/: Nasserism
- nasseriste adjective, noun \na.sɛ.ʁist\: Nasserist
- nassier noun \na.sje\
- nassietois adjective, noun
- Nassietoise noun
- nassignacien adjective, noun
- Nassignacienne noun
- Nassim proper noun \na.sim\
- Nassima proper noun \na.si.ma\
- Nassira proper noun
- nassognard adjective, noun
- Nassognarde noun
- Nassogne proper noun
- nassone noun \na.sɔn\
- nassovien adjective \na.so.vjɛ̃\
- nastaliq adjective, noun \nas.ta.lik\
- nastalique adjective, noun \nas.ta.lik\
- Nasti proper noun
- nastie noun \nas.ti\
- nasturce noun \na.styʁs\
- Nastya proper noun \nas.tja\
- naswar noun \nas.waʁ\
- nat noun \nat\
- nat 20 noun \nat vɛ̃\
- nat-gadaw noun \nat.ɡa.dɑw\
- nat-kadaw noun \nat.ka.dɑw\
- nata adjective, noun \na.ta\
- nata de coco noun
- Natacha proper noun /na.ta.ʃa/: a female given name, equivalent to English Natasha
- natal adjective /na.tal/: native
- natalement adverb \na.tal.mɑ̃\: natively
- Natalia proper noun
- natalice noun \na.ta.lis\
- natalidés noun \na.ta.li.de\
- Natalie proper noun /na.ta.li/: a female given name of modern usage, variant of Natalia
- Natalija proper noun \na.ta.li.ja\
- Natalis proper noun
- natalisme noun \na.ta.lism\: natalism
- nataliste adjective, noun \na.tal.ist\: natalist
- natalité noun /na.ta.li.te/: birthrate
- nataloïne noun \na.ta.lɔ.in\
- natalophile noun \na.ta.lɔ.fil\
- natalophobe noun \na.ta.lɔ.fɔb\
- natalophobie noun \na.ta.lɔ.fɔ.bi\
- natamycine noun \na.ta.mi.sin\
- Natan proper noun \na.tɑ̃\
- natant adjective
- Natanz proper noun
- nataoran noun
- Natascha proper noun
- Natasha proper noun \na.ta.ʃa\: a female given name from English
- Natashquan proper noun
- Natashquanais noun \na.taʃ.kwa.nɛ\
- natation noun /na.ta.sjɔ̃/: swimming, natation
- natation synchronisée noun /na.ta.sjɔ̃ sɛ̃.kʁɔ.ni.ze/: synchronized swimming
- natatoire adjective \na.ta.twaʁ\: swimming
- natch noun
- natchave verb \nat.ʃa.v\
- natchaver verb \nat.ʃa.ve\
- natchez adjective, noun
- natel noun /na.tɛl/: mobile phone, cellphone
- natema noun \na.te.ma\
- nater verb \na.te\
- Naters proper noun
- nates noun \na.tɛs\
- natgadaw noun \nat.ɡa.dɑʊ\
- Nathalia proper noun
- Nathalie proper noun /na.ta.li/: a female given name derived from Late Latin Natalia, partly through Russian influence; popular in 20th century France
- Nathan proper noun /na.tɑ̃/: Nathan (biblical prophet)
- Nathanaël proper noun /na.ta.na.ɛl/: Nathanael (Biblical figure)
- Nathaniel proper noun \na.ta.njɛl\
- natice noun \na.tis\
- natice à mille points noun
- natice boutan noun
- natice de Joséphine noun
- natice foudre noun \na.tis fudʁ\
- natice Joséphine noun
- natice marbrée noun
- natice porte-chaine noun \na.tis pɔʁ.tə.ʃɛn\
- naticier noun \na.ti.sje\
Part 4 · Part 6 · French words: N
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 N: 8,952 words, in 30 parts.