French words: paupérisant to pays des aigles

French words paupérisant to pays des aigles

1. paupérisant adjective, verb \po.pe.ʁi.zɑ̃\: present participle of paupériser
2. paupérisation noun /po.pe.ʁi.za.sjɔ̃/: pauperization
3. paupériser verb /po.pe.ʁi.ze/: to pauperize
4. paupérisme noun \po.pe.ʁism\: pauperism
5. paupériste adjective \po.pe.ʁist\
6. paupière noun /po.pjɛʁ/: eyelid
7. paupiette noun /po.pjɛt/: paupiette, (veal) olive
8. paupiller verb \po.pi.je\
9. paupoire noun \po.pwaʁ\
10. paurométabole adjective, noun /pɔ.ʁɔ.me.ta.bɔl/: paurometabole
11. Pausa proper noun
12. Pausanias proper noun \po.za.njas\
13. pause noun, suffix /poz/: pause, break
14. pause café noun /poz.ka.fe/: coffee break
15. pause-carrière noun /poz.ka.ʁjɛʁ/: career break (period of time when a person chooses not to have a job, for example because they want to travel or look after their children)
16. pause cigarette noun /poz si.ɡa.ʁɛt/: cigarette break
17. pause clope noun /poz klɔp/: fag break
18. pause dej noun \poz dɛʒ\
19. pause déjeuner noun \poz de.ʒœ.ne\: lunchbreak
20. pause fraicheur noun \poz fʁɛ.ʃœʁ\
21. pause méridienne noun \poz me.ʁi.djɛn\
22. pause pipi noun /poz pi.pi/: bathroom break, toilet break
23. pause pleine noun \poz plɛn\
24. pause sandwich noun \poz sɑ̃.dwitʃ\
25. pause-santé noun \poz.sɑ̃.te\
26. pause thé noun: tea break
27. pauser verb \po.ze\: to pause
28. pauserna noun \po.zeʁ.na\
29. pausette noun \po.zɛt\
30. Pausilippe proper noun \po.zi.lip\
31. paussacois-et-vivianais adjective, noun
32. Paussacoise-et-Vivianaise noun
33. pautainois adjective, noun
34. Pautainoise noun
35. pauv’ adjective \pov\
36. pauv’ con noun \pov kɔ̃\
37. pauvre adjective, interjection, noun /povʁ/: poor (financially deprived)
38. pauvre à racler les pavés avec les dents adjective \pov.ʁ‿a ʁa.kle le pa.ve a.vɛk le dɑ̃\
39. pauvre comme Job adjective /po.vʁə kɔm ʒɔb/: poor as Job (“extremely impoverished”); poor as a church mouse.
40. pauvre comme la gale adjective \povʁ kɔm la ɡal\
41. pauvre con noun: jerk; loser
42. pauvre d’esprit noun \povʁ d‿ɛs.pʁi\
43. pauvre de adjective, phrase /po.vʁə də/: poor old
44. pauvre diable noun \po.vʁə djɑbl\
45. pauvre diablesse noun \po.vʁə djɑ.blɛs\
46. pauvre en esprit noun \povʁ ɑ̃ ɛs.pʁi\
47. pauvre en graisse adjective \po.vʁ‿ɑ̃ ɡʁɛs\
48. pauvre hère noun \po.vʁə ɛʁ\
49. pauvre monde noun \povʁ mɔ̃d\
50. pauvrement adverb /po.vʁə.mɑ̃/: poorly
51. pauvresse noun /po.vʁɛs/: female equivalent of pauvre
52. pauvret adjective, noun /po.vʁɛ/: poor little thing term of commiseration
53. pauvreté noun /po.vʁə.te/: poverty
54. pauvreté du stimulus noun \po.vʁə.te dy sti.my.lys\
55. pauvreté n’est pas vice phrase \po.vʁə.te nɛ pa vis\
56. pauvreteux adjective \po.vʁə.tø\
57. pauvrette noun /po.vʁɛt/: female equivalent of pauvret
58. pauvrissime adjective: Very poor
59. pauvrophobie noun /po.vʁɔ.fɔ.bi/: aporophobia (hatred of poverty or poor people)
60. Pauwels proper noun \po.wɛls\
61. pauxi noun \pok.si\
62. PAV noun
63. pava noun, verb /pa.va/: third-person singular past historic of paver
64. pavable adjective \pa.vabl\
65. pavage noun \pa.vaʒ\: paving (paved surface, art of constructing such a surface)
66. pavage de Penrose noun
67. Pavan proper noun: a French surname from Occitan
68. pavanable adjective
69. pavanais adjective, noun, verb /pa.va.nɛ/: first/second-person singular imperfect indicative of pavaner
70. Pavanaise noun
71. pavane noun, verb /pa.van/: pavane
72. pavanement noun \pa.van.mɑ̃\
73. pavaner verb /pa.va.ne/: to strut one's stuff; to swagger
74. pavaneur noun \pa.va.nœʁ\
75. Pavard proper noun \pa.vaʁ\: a surname
76. pavate noun \pa.vat\
77. pavé noun, verb /pa.ve/: cobblestone
78. pavé à fendre noun \pa.ve a fɑ̃dʁ\
79. pavé autobloquant noun \pa.ve o.to.blɔ.kɑ̃\
80. Pavé César phrase \pa.ve se.zaʁ\
81. pavé d’adresse noun \pa.ve da.dʁɛs\
82. pavé dans la mare noun /pa.ve dɑ̃ la maʁ/: a bombshell, a shocking declaration
83. pavé de Bruxelles noun \pa.ve də bʁy.sɛl\
84. pavé de l’ours noun
85. pavé de la mémoire noun \pa.ve də la me.mwaʁ\
86. pavé de mémoire noun \pa.ve də me.mwaʁ\
87. pavé de verre noun \pa.ve də vɛʁ\
88. pavé droit noun /pa.ve dʁwa/: rectangular cuboid
89. pavé numérique noun /pa.ve ny.me.ʁik/: numeric keypad, number pad
90. pavé tactile noun /pa.ve tak.til/: touchpad (flat surface which is sensitive to touch)
91. pavée noun, verb \pa.ve\: feminine singular of pavé
92. paveille noun \pa.vɛj\
93. Pavel proper noun \pa.vɛl\
94. Pavelic proper noun
95. pavement noun /pav.mɑ̃/: paving
96. paver verb /pa.ve/: to cobble, to pave with cobblestones or something similar
97. paver la voie verb
98. pavesade noun \pa.v(ə).zad\
99. pavesan adjective, noun \pa.v(ə).zɑ̃\: of Pavia (in Italy)
100. pavesane adjective, noun \pa.v(ə).zan\: feminine singular of pavesan
101. paveschier noun
102. paveton noun \pav.tɔ̃\
103. pavette noun \pa.vɛt\
104. paveur noun /pa.vœʁ/: paver
105. paveuse noun \pa.vøz\
106. pavezinois adjective, noun
107. Pavezinoise noun
108. Pavic proper noun
109. pavie noun \pa.vi\
110. pavier noun, verb \pa.vi.je\
111. pavillais adjective, noun
112. Pavillaise noun
113. pavillon noun /pa.vi.jɔ̃/: pavilion (tent, structure, ear part)
114. pavillon blanc noun \pa.vi.jɔ̃ blɑ̃\
115. pavillon bleu noun \pa.vi.jɔ̃ blø\
116. pavillon chinois noun \pa.vi.jɔ̃ ʃi.nwa\
117. pavillon civil noun \pa.vi.jɔ̃ si.vil\
118. pavillon-club noun \pa.vi.jɔ̃.klœb\
119. pavillon d’État noun \pa.vi.jɔ̃ de.ta\
120. pavillon d’octroi noun \pa.vi.jɔ̃ d‿ɔk.tʁwa\
121. pavillon de banlieue noun \pa.vi.jɔ̃ də bɑ̃.ljø\
122. pavillon de chasse noun \pa.vi.jɔ̃ də ʃas\
123. pavillon de complaisance noun \pa.vi.jɔ̃ də kɔ̃.plɛ.zɑ̃s\: flag of convenience
124. pavillon de piscine noun \pa.vi.jɔ̃ də pi.sin\
125. pavillon de Saint-Georges noun
126. pavillon marchand noun
127. pavillon national noun \pa.vi.jɔ̃ na.sjɔ.nal\
128. pavillon naval noun \pa.vi.jɔ̃ na.val\
129. pavillon noir noun \pa.vi.jɔ̃ nwaʁ\: Jolly Roger (skull flag)
130. pavillonnage noun \pa.vi.jɔ.naʒ\
131. pavillonnaire adjective, noun \pa.vi.jɔ.nɛʁ\: pavilioned
132. pavillonnais adjective, noun
133. Pavillonnaise noun
134. pavillonnariser verb \pa.vi.jɔ.na.ʁi.ze\
135. pavillonné adjective \pa.vi.jɔ.ne\
136. pavillonner verb \pa.vi.jɔ.ne\
137. pavillonnerie noun \pa.vi.jɔ.nə.ʁi\
138. pavillonneur noun \pa.vi.jɔ.nœʁ\
139. pavilly noun
140. pavimenteux adjective \pa.vi.mɑ̃.tø\
141. pavin noun \pa.vɛ̃\
142. pavion noun \pa.vjɔ̃\
143. paviot noun \pa.vjɔ\
144. pavir verb \pa.viʁ\
145. Pavlenko proper noun
146. Pavlina proper noun \pav.li.na\
147. Pavlo proper noun
148. Pavlov proper noun
149. pavlova noun \pav.lɔ.va\
150. Pavlovic proper noun
151. pavlovien adjective /pa.vlɔ.vjɛ̃/: of Pavlov; Pavlovian (relating to the theories of Ivan Pavlov)
152. Pavlovitch proper noun \pav.lo.vitʃ\
153. Pavlowitch proper noun
154. pavoinik noun
155. pavois adjective, noun /pa.vwa/: buckler, shield
156. pavoise noun, verb: past participle of pavoiser
157. pavoisement noun \pa.vwaz.mɑ̃\: bunting
158. pavoiser verb /pa.vwa.ze/: to deck with flags
159. pavoiseur noun \pa.vwa.zœʁ\
160. pavoissier noun \pa. vwa.sje\
161. Pavon proper noun
162. pavonazzo noun \pa.vɔ.nat.zo\
163. pavonie noun \pa.vɔ.ni\
164. pavonien adjective \pa.vɔ.njɛ̃\
165. pavonin adjective \pa.vɔ.nɛ̃\
166. pavot noun /pa.vo/: poppy (the flower)
167. pavot cornu noun \pa.vo kɔʁ.ny\
168. pavot d’Islande noun \pa.vo d‿is.lɑ̃d\
169. pavot de Californie noun \pa.vo də ka.li.fɔʁ.ni\
170. pavot jaune noun \pa.vo ʒon\
171. pavot jaune des sables noun \pa.vo ʒon dɛ sabl\
172. pavot porte-soie noun \pa.vo pɔʁ.tə.swa\
173. pavot sauvage noun \pa.vo so.vaʒ\
174. pavot somnifère noun /pa.vo sɔm.ni.fɛʁ/: opium poppy (Papaver somniferum)
175. pavot somnifère sauvage noun \pa.vo sɔm.ni.fɛʁ so.vaʒ\
176. pavouane noun \pa.vu.an\
177. pavoyer verb \pa.vwa.je\
178. Pawel proper noun
179. Pawlak proper noun
180. pawlonia noun \po.lɔ.nja\
181. pawnee noun /po.ni/: the Pawnee language
182. pawni adjective
183. pawnshop noun \pɔn.ʃɔp\
184. pax noun \paks\
185. pax americana noun \pak.s‿a.me.ʁi.ka.na\
186. Pax Gallica noun \paks ɡa.li.ka\
187. pax omnibus interjection
188. pax romana noun \paks ʁɔ.ma.na\
189. Pax Trumpiana noun
190. paxi noun \pak.si\
191. paxille noun \pak.sij\
192. paxille enroulé noun
193. paxon noun \pak.sɔ̃\: alternative form of pacson
194. Paxos proper noun
195. Paxton proper noun
196. paxtonnien adjective \pak.stɔ.njɛ̃\
197. pay-per-view adjective \pɛj pəʁ vju\
198. pay to play noun \pɛj tu plɛj\
199. pay to win adjective, noun \pɛj.tu.win\
200. payable adjective \pɛ.jabl\: payable
201. payable à lettre vue adjective \pɛ.ja.bl‿a lɛtʁ vy\
202. payable à vue adjective \pɛ.ja.bl‿a vy\
203. Payan proper noun \pa.jɑ̃\
204. payant adjective, noun, verb /pɛ.jɑ̃/: paying, which pays
205. payante adjective \pɛ.jɑ̃t\: feminine singular of payant
206. payé adjective, noun, verb /pɛj/: salary, pay
207. payé-emporté noun \pɛ.je.ɑ̃.pɔʁ.te\
208. payelle noun \pa.jɛl\
209. payement noun /pɛj.mɑ̃/: alternative spelling of paiement
210. payen adjective, noun \pa.jɛ̃\
211. payenne noun \pa.jɛn\
212. payer verb /pɛ.je/: to pay (for)
213. payer à coups de latte verb \pɛ.je a ku də lat\
214. payer à coups de trique verb \pe.je a ku də tʁik\
215. payer au chapeau verb \pe.je o ʃa.po\
216. payer au cul du camion verb \pa.je o ky dy ka.mjɔ̃\
217. payer au lance-pierre verb \pe.je o lɑ̃s.pjɛʁ\
218. payer avec un lance-pierre verb
219. payer bonbon verb /pɛ.je bɔ̃.bɔ̃/: to pay through the nose
220. payer cher verb /pɛ.je ʃɛʁ/: to pay dearly
221. payer d'audace verb /pɛ.je d‿o.das/: to brazen it out
222. payer de mine verb \pɛ.je də min\
223. payer de retour verb \pe.je də ʁə.tuʁ\
224. payer de sa peau verb
225. payer de sa personne verb /pɛ.je d(ə) sa pɛʁ.sɔn/: to trouble oneself with, invest oneself in, take the pain (to do something)
226. payer de sa poche verb /pɛ.je d(ə) sa pɔʃ/: to pay out of one's own pocket
227. payer de sa tête verb
228. payer de sa vie verb /pɛ.je d(ə) sa vi/: to pay with one's life (to die as a result of one's actions)
229. payer dix cennes au curé phrase
230. payer en gambades verb
231. payer en monnaie de singe verb /pɛ.je ɑ̃ mɔ.nɛ d(ə) sɛ̃ʒ/: to swindle someone; to tell someone to go whistle for it
232. payer l'addition verb /pɛ.je l‿a.di.sjɔ̃/: to pay the bill, to foot the bill
233. payer l’endosse verb
234. payer la camuse verb
235. payer la facture verb \pɛ.je la fak.tyʁ\
236. payer la folle enchère verb
237. payer le prix verb \pe.je lə pʁi\
238. payer le prix fort verb /pɛ.je lə pʁi fɔʁ/: to pay through the nose for something; to pay over the odds for something
239. payer les pots cassés verb /pɛ.je le po ka.se/: to pay the piper, to pay the price, to pay the penalty, to be left to pick up the pieces, to be left holding the baby
240. payer les violons verb
241. payer sa dette à la nature verb
242. payer son écot verb \pɛ.je sɔ̃.n‿e.ko\
243. payer tribut verb
244. payer un verre verb
245. Payerne proper noun \pa.jɛʁn\
246. Payet proper noun \pa.jɛt\: a surname
247. Payette proper noun /pɛ.jɛt/: a surname, mostly found in Canada
248. payeur adjective, noun /pɛ.jœʁ/: payer (someone who pays)
249. payeuse noun \pɛ.jøz\: female equivalent of payeur
250. payload noun \pɛj.lɔd\
251. Paymium proper noun
252. Payne proper noun
253. payni noun \pa.i.ni\
254. Payns proper noun
255. payntier adjective, noun
256. Payntière noun
257. payo noun \pa.jo\
258. payol noun \pa.jɔl\
259. payole noun /pɛ.jɔl/: a straw hat worn by women
260. payolle noun \pa.jɔl\
261. payot noun \pa.jo\
262. paypayo noun \paj.pa.jo\
263. payracois adjective, noun
264. Payracoise noun
265. payranais adjective, noun
266. Payranaise noun
267. Payré proper noun \pe.ʁe\
268. payréen adjective, noun \pɛ.ʁe.ɛ̃\
269. Payréenne noun
270. payrignacois adjective, noun
271. Payrignacoise noun
272. payrinois adjective, noun
273. Payrinoise noun
274. payrotais adjective, noun
275. Payrotaise noun
276. pays noun /pɛ.i/: land; region; home ground; homeland; home country; country; nation
277. pays avancé noun \pe.i a.vɑ̃.se\
278. pays baltes noun \pe.i balt\
279. pays-bas noun \pɛ.i.ba\
280. Pays-Bas espagnols noun \pe.i.ba ɛs.pa.ɲɔl\
281. pays catalans noun
282. pays constitutif noun \pe.i kɔ̃s.ti.ty.tif\
283. pays-continent noun \pɛ.i kɔ̃.ti.nɑ̃\
284. Pays d’Arlon noun \pe.i d‿aʁ.lɔ̃\
285. pays d’élection noun \pe.i d‿e.lɛk.sjɔ̃\
286. pays d’en haut noun \pɛ.i.dɑ̃.o\
287. pays d’états noun \pe.i d‿e.ta\
288. pays d’imposition noun \pe.i d‿ɛ̃.pɔ.zi.sjɔ̃\
289. pays d’oc noun \pe.i.dɔk\
290. pays d’outre-mer noun \pe.i d‿utʁ.mɛʁ\
291. pays de cocagne noun /pɛ.i d(ə) kɔ.kaɲ/: land of plenty, Cockaigne (land of ease, pleasure and luxury)
292. pays de Descartes noun \pɛ.i də de.kaʁt\
293. Pays de Galles noun \pɛ.i d‿ɡal\
294. pays de Guillaume Tell noun
295. pays de l’Est noun \pe.i də l‿ɛst\
296. pays de l’Oncle Sam noun \pɛ.i də l‿ɔ̃k.lə sam\
297. pays de l’Ouest noun \pe.i də l‿wɛst\
298. pays de la liberté noun \pɛ.i də la li.bɛʁ.te\
299. pays de résidence noun \pɛ.i də ʁe.zi.dɑ̃s\
300. pays des aigles noun \pe.i de.z‿ɛɡl\

Part 22 · Part 24 · French words: P

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 P: 34,574 words, in 116 parts.