French words: palmule to Panayotis

French words palmule to Panayotis

1. palmule adjective, noun \pal.my.le\
2. palmure noun \pal.myʁ\
3. Palmyre proper noun \pal.miʁ\: Palmyra
4. palmyréen adjective, noun \pal.mi.ʁe.ɛ̃\
5. Palmyréenne noun \pal.mi.ʁe.ɛn\
6. palmyrène adjective, noun /pal.mi.ʁɛn/: synonym of Palmyrénien
7. palmyrénien adjective, noun /pal.mi.ʁe.njɛ̃/: Palmyrene
8. palmyrénienne adjective, noun \pal.mi.ʁe.njɛn\: feminine singular of palmyrénien
9. palmyrien adjective, noun /pal.mi.ʁjɛ̃/: synonym of Palmyrénien
10. Palmyrienne noun \pal.mi.ʁjɛn\
11. Palneca proper noun
12. palnecais adjective, noun
13. Palnecaise noun
14. palo noun \pa.lo\
15. palo azul noun \'palo aˈθul\
16. palo barillo noun \'pa.lo ba.ˈɾi.ʎo\
17. palois adjective, noun /pa.lwa/: of, from or relating to the city of Pau, the prefecture of the Pyrénées-Atlantiques department, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France
18. paloise adjective, noun /pa.lwaz/: feminine singular of palois
19. Paloma proper noun \pa.lo.ma\
20. Palomas proper noun
21. palombe noun /pa.lɔ̃b/: wood pigeon
22. palombette noun \pa.lɔ̃.bɛt\
23. Palombie proper noun \pa.lɔ̃.bi\
24. palombière noun \pa.lɔ̃.bjɛʁ\
25. palombin noun \pa.lɔ̃.bɛ̃\
26. Palombo proper noun
27. palomet noun \pa.lɔ.mɛ\
28. palomète noun \pa.lɔ.mɛt\
29. palomette noun \pa.lɔ.mɛt\
30. palomière noun \pa.lɔ.mjɛʁ\
31. palomino noun \pa.lo.mi.no\
32. palomino fino noun
33. palommier noun \pa.lɔ.mje\
34. palon noun \pa.lɔ̃\
35. palonnier noun \pa.lɔ.nje\
36. Paloque proper noun: a surname from Occitan
37. pâlot adjective, noun /pa.lo/: sand spade
38. palotage noun \pa.lɔ.taʒ\
39. palotchka noun \pa.lɔ.tʃka\
40. paloter verb \pa.lɔ.te\
41. paloteur noun \pa.lɔ.tœʁ\
42. palotin noun \pa.lɔ.tɛ̃\
43. pâlotte adjective \pa.lɔt\: feminine singular of pâlot
44. Palou proper noun: a surname
45. palourde noun /pa.luʁd/: clam
46. palourde américaine noun \pa.luʁ.d‿a.me.ʁi.kɛn\
47. palourde asiatique noun \pa.luʁ.d‿a.zja.tik\
48. palourde bleue noun \pa.luʁd blø\
49. palourde commune noun \pa.luʁd kɔ.myn\
50. palourde de sang noun \pa.luʁd də sɑ̃\
51. palourde dorée noun \pa.luʁd dɔ.ʁe\
52. palourde japonaise noun \pa.luʁd ʒa.pɔ.nɛz\
53. palourde rose noun \pa.luʁd ʁɔz\
54. palouse adjective, noun \pa.luz\
55. palouse des Aravis noun \pa.luz de.z‿a.ʁa.vis\
56. palouze noun \pa.luz\
57. palouze des Aravis noun \pa.luz de.z‿a.ʁa.vis\
58. palox noun \pa.lɔks\
59. palpabilité noun \pal.pa.bi.li.te\
60. palpable adjective /pal.pabl/: palpable
61. palpablement adverb \pal.pa.blə.mɑ̃\: palpably
62. palpal adjective \pal.pal\
63. Palpatine proper noun
64. palpation noun /pal.pa.sjɔ̃/: palpation
65. palpe noun, verb \palp\: past participle of palper
66. palpe-mâchoire noun \pal.pə.mɑ.ʃwaʁ\
67. palpébral adjective /pal.pe.bʁal/: palpebral
68. palpébré adjective \pal.pe.bʁe\
69. palpébrite noun \pal.pe.bʁit\
70. palper noun, verb /pal.pe/: to palpate
71. palper-rouler noun, verb \pal.pe.ʁu.le\
72. palpets noun \pal.pɛ\
73. palpeur adjective, noun \pal.pœʁ\
74. palpicorne adjective \pal.pi.kɔʁn\
75. palpifère adjective \pal.pi.fɛʁ\
76. palpiforme adjective \pal.pi.fɔʁm\
77. palpigère adjective \pal.pi.ʒɛʁ\
78. palpiste adjective \pal.pist\
79. palpitant adjective, noun, verb /pal.pi.tɑ̃/: pulsating, palpitating
80. palpitation noun /pal.pi.ta.sjɔ̃/: palpitation
81. palpiter verb \pal.pi.te\: to palpitate
82. palplanche noun \pal.plɑ̃ʃ\
83. palque noun \palk\
84. palquiste noun \pal.kist\
85. Pals proper noun
86. palsambleu interjection /pal.sɑ̃.blø/: 'sblood
87. palsangué interjection
88. palsanguienne interjection
89. palse noun /pals/: palsa
90. palsiphone électro-magnétique noun \pa.si.fɔn e.lɛk.tʁo.maɲe.tik\
91. palt noun \palt\
92. Palteau proper noun \pal.to\
93. paltoquet noun /pal.tɔ.kɛ/: a rude or uncouth person
94. Paltrow proper noun
95. palu noun /pa.ly/: malaria
96. palu’e adjective, noun
97. paluan noun \pa.ly.ɑ̃\
98. Paluane noun \pa.ly.an\
99. paluard adjective, noun
100. Paluarde noun
101. palucéen adjective, noun \pa.ly.se.ɛ̃\
102. Palucéenne noun
103. paluche noun, verb \pa.lyʃ\: hand
104. palucher verb /pa.ly.ʃe/: to masturbate
105. paluchette noun \pa.ly.ʃɛt\
106. palucheur noun \pa.ly.ʃœʁ\
107. palucheuse noun \pa.ly.ʃøz\
108. palud noun /pa.ly/: swamp
109. paludamentum noun \pa.ly.da.mɑ̃.tɔm\
110. paludarium noun /pa.ly.da.ʁjɔm/: paludarium
111. Paludate proper noun
112. palude noun: alternative form of palud
113. paludéen adjective, noun \pa.ly.de.ɛ̃\: malaria; malarial
114. paludéenne adjective, noun \pa.ly.de.ɛn\: feminine singular of paludéen
115. paludelle noun \pa.ly.dɛl\
116. paludicole adjective \pa.ly.di.kɔl\
117. paludier adjective, noun \pa.ly.dje\
118. paludière noun \pa.ly.djɛʁ\
119. paludine noun \pa.ly.din\: paludina
120. paludique adjective \pa.ly.dik\: malarial
121. paludisme noun /pa.ly.dism/: malaria (disease)
122. paludologie noun /pa.ly.dɔ.lɔ.ʒi/: malariology
123. paludologue noun \pa.ly.dɔ.lɔɡ\
124. paludoludiverbisme noun \pa.ly.dɔ.ly.di.vɛʁ.bism\
125. paludométrie noun \pa.ly.dɔ.mɛ.tʁi\
126. paludothérapie noun \pa.ly.dɔ.te.ʁa.pi\
127. paludrine noun \pa.ly.dʁin\
128. Paluel proper noun \pa.lɥɛl\
129. paluellais adjective, noun
130. Paluellaise noun
131. palus noun /pa.lys/: alternative form of palud (“swamp”)
132. palusien adjective, noun
133. Palusienne noun
134. palustre adjective \pa.lystʁ\: swamp
135. palustrine noun \pa.lys.tʁin\
136. palvinéen adjective, noun
137. Palvinéenne noun
138. palygorskite noun \pa.li.ɡɔʁ.skit\
139. palyno- prefix \pa.li.no\
140. palynologie noun /pa.li.nɔ.lɔ.ʒi/: palynology (study of spores, pollen etc.)
141. palynologique adjective \pa.li.nɔ.lɔ.ʒik\: palynological
142. palynologue noun \pa.li.no.lɔɡ\
143. palynomorphe noun \pa.li.nɔ.mɔʁf\
144. palynothèque noun \pa.li.nɔ.tɛk\
145. palynozone noun \pa.li.nɔ.zon\
146. palytoxine noun \pa.li.tɔk.sin\: palytoxin
147. PAM adjective, noun \pam\
148. pam-pam noun \pam.pam\
149. pama-nyungan adjective
150. Pamandzi proper noun
151. pamandzien adjective, noun
152. Pamandzienne noun
153. Pamart proper noun
154. pambéotie noun \pɑ̃.be.ɔ.si\
155. pambia noun
156. Pambrun proper noun: a surname from Occitan
157. pâme adjective, verb \pa.me\: having its mouth open (of an exhausted or gasping fish, lifeless dolphin, elderly eagle, etc)
158. pame du Nord noun \pa.me.dy.nɔʁ\
159. Pamela proper noun
160. pamelle noun \pa.mɛl\
161. pâmer verb /pa.me/: to swoon
162. pamet noun \pa.mɛ\
163. pamfollien adjective, noun
164. Pamfollienne noun
165. Pamiers proper noun /pa.mje/: Pamiers (a town, a commune of Ariège department, Occitania, in southern France)
166. Pamir proper noun /pa.miʁ/: Pamir (a mountain range in Central Asia)
167. pâmoison noun /pa.mwa.zɔ̃/: swoon
168. pamoule noun \pa.mul\
169. pampa noun /pɑ̃.pa/: pampa
170. pampan noun
171. pampan cucul noun \pɑ̃.pɑ̃ ky.ky\
172. pampe noun \pɑ̃p\
173. pampéen adjective \pɑ̃.pe.ɛ̃\
174. pampelonnais adjective, noun
175. Pampelonnaise noun
176. Pampelonne proper noun /pɑ̃.plɔn/: Pampelonne (a village in Tarn department, Occitania, France)
177. Pampelune proper noun /pɑ̃.plyn/: Pamplona (a city in Navarre, Spain)
178. pampero noun \pɑ̃.pe.ʁo\
179. pamphage adjective
180. pamphile noun \pɑ̃.fil\
181. pamphlet noun /pɑ̃.flɛ/: lampoon (written attack)
182. pamphlétaire adjective, noun /pɑ̃.fle.tɛʁ/: pamphleteer
183. pamphleter verb \pɑ̃.flə.te\
184. pamphlétier noun \pɑ̃.fle.tje\
185. pamphlétiste noun \pɑ̃.fle.tist\
186. Pamphylie proper noun \pɑ̃.fi.li\: Pamphylia
187. pamphylien adjective, noun \pɑ̃.fi.ljɛ̃\
188. pampille noun \pɑ̃.pij\: pendant
189. pampiller verb \pɑ̃.pi.je\
190. pampination noun \pɑ̃.pi.na.sjɔ̃\
191. pampiniforme adjective
192. pamplemousse adjective, noun /pɑ̃.plə.mus/: pomelo
193. pamplemousse rose noun \pɑ̃.plə.mus ʁoz\
194. pamplemousser verb \pɑ̃.plə.mu.se\
195. pamplemoussier adjective, noun /pɑ̃.plə.mu.sje/: grapefruit tree (Citrus maxima) from the Rutaceae family
196. pampre adjective, noun \pɑ̃pʁ\: vine branch
197. pamprodactyle adjective
198. pamprodactylie noun \pɑ̃.pʁɔ.dak.ti.li\
199. pamprousien adjective, noun
200. Pamprousienne noun
201. Pamproux proper noun
202. Pamuk proper noun \pa.myk\
203. Pamukkale proper noun \pa.my.ka.le\
204. pan adjective, interjection, noun, onomatopoeia, prefix /pɑ̃/: pan-
205. pan bagnat noun \pɑ̃ ba.ɲa\
206. pan coupé noun \pɑ̃ ku.pe\
207. pan de bois noun \pɑ̃ də bwa\
208. pan-européen adjective \pa.nø.ʁɔ.pe.ɛ̃\
209. pan-francophone adjective \pɑ̃.fʁɑ̃.ko.fɔn\
210. pan-génome noun \pɑ̃.ʒe.nɔm\
211. pan-lucanisme noun \pɑ̃.ly.ka.nism\
212. pan-mandingue adjective \pɑ̃.mɑ̃.dɛ̃ɡ\
213. pan-mélodicon noun \pɑ̃.me.lɔ.di.kɔ̃\
214. pan-nègre adjective \pɑ̃.nɛgʁ\
215. pan-négrisme noun \pɑ̃.ne.ɡʁism\
216. pan pan noun, onomatopoeia \pɑ̃ pɑ̃\
217. pan pan cucul noun \pɑ̃ pɑ̃ ky.ky\
218. PAN PAN PAN noun \pan pan pan\
219. pan-pan tutu noun \pɑ̃.pɑ̃ ty.ty\
220. pan-syrianisme noun
221. panabase noun
222. panace noun \pa.nas\
223. panaceau noun \pa.na.so\
224. panacée noun /pa.na.se/: panacea, cure-all
225. panacée universelle noun \pa.na.se y.ni.vɛʁ.sɛl\
226. panachage noun \pa.na.ʃaʒ\: blend, mix, mixture
227. panache adjective, noun, verb /pa.naʃ/: panache
228. panache d’officier noun
229. panache éruptif noun: eruption column
230. panache mantellique noun
231. panache polaire noun \pa.naʃ pɔ.lɛʁ\
232. panache radioactif noun \pa.naʃ ʁa.djɔ.ak.tif\
233. panache volcanique noun \pa.naʃ vɔl.ka.nik\: eruption column
234. panacher noun, verb \pa.na.ʃe\: to add a panache
235. panachier noun \pa.na.ʃje\
236. panachure noun /pa.na.ʃyʁ/: variegation, mottle; marking, colouring
237. Panacloc proper noun \pa.na.klɔk\
238. panacoco noun \pa.na.ko.ko\
239. panacotta noun /pa.na.kɔ.ta/: panna cotta (an Italian dessert)
240. panada noun \pa.na.da\
241. panade noun \pa.nad\: a soup boiled in water from bread, butter, sometimes also egg yolk and milk
242. panader verb \pa.na.de\
243. panadier adjective, noun
244. panadière noun \pa.na.djɛʁ\
245. panadilla noun \pa.na.di.ja\
246. panafricain adjective \pa.na.fʁi.kɛ̃\: Pan-African
247. panafricaniser verb \pa.na.fʁi.ka.ni.ze\
248. panafricanisme noun \pa.na.fʁi.ka.nism\: Pan-Africanism
249. panafricaniste adjective, noun \pa.na.fʁi.ka.nist\
250. panafricon adjective, noun \pa.na.fʁi.kɔ̃\
251. panage noun /pa.naʒ/: Feeding of pigs on beech nuts and acorns in the forests
252. Panagie noun
253. Panagiotis proper noun
254. panaire adjective, noun \pa.nɛʁ\
255. panais noun /pa.nɛ/: parsnip
256. panais épineux noun \pa.nɛ e.pi.nø\
257. panais porte-épines noun \pa.nɛ pɔʁ.te.pin\
258. panal noun \pa.nal\
259. panam adjective \pa.nam\
260. panama noun \pa.na.ma\: Panama hat
261. Panamanien noun \pa.na.ma.njɛ̃\
262. Panamanienne noun \pa.na.ma.njɛn\
263. Panamax proper noun \pa.na.maks\
264. Paname proper noun /pa.nam/: Paris
265. panaméen adjective, noun /pa.na.me.ɛ̃/: Panamanian
266. panaméenne adjective, noun \pa.na.me.ɛn\: feminine singular of panaméen
267. Panamègne noun \pa.na.mɛɲ\
268. panaméo- prefix \pa.na.me.o\
269. panaméricain adjective \pa.na.me.ʁi.kɛ̃\: Pan-American
270. panaméricaniser verb \pan.a.me.ʁi.ka.ni.ze\
271. panaméricanisme noun \pa.na.me.ʁi.ka.nism\: Pan-Americanism
272. panamérindianisme noun \pa.na.me.ʁɛ̃.dja.nism\
273. panamien adjective \pa.na.mjɛ̃\: Panamanian
274. panamienne adjective \pa.na.mjɛn\: feminine singular of panamien
275. panamiste noun \pa.na.mist\
276. panamo- prefix \pa.na.m.o\
277. panaortite noun \pa.na.oʁ.tit\
278. panarabe adjective /pa.na.ʁab/: pan-Arab
279. panarabiser verb \pan.a.ʁa.bi.ze\
280. panarabisme noun \pa.na.ʁa.bism\: pan-Arabism
281. panarabiste adjective \pa.na.ʁa.bist\
282. panard adjective, noun /pa.naʁ/: foot
283. Panarea proper noun \pa.na.ʁe.a\
284. panaris noun /pa.na.ʁi/: whitlow, paronychia
285. panarthropode noun \pa.naʁ.tʁo.pɔd\
286. panasiatique adjective \pa.na.zja.tik\
287. panasiatisme noun \pa.na.zja.tism\
288. Panasonic proper noun
289. panassacais adjective, noun
290. Panassacaise noun
291. panasserie noun \pa.na.sə.ʁi\
292. panatela noun \pa.na.tɛ.la\: alternative spelling of panatella
293. panatella noun \pa.na.tɛ.la\: panatella
294. panathénaïque adjective \pa.na.te.na.ik\
295. panathénées noun \pa.na.te.ne\
296. panathénien adjective \pa.na.te.njɛ̃\
297. panax noun \pa.naks\
298. Panay proper noun
299. Panayiotis proper noun
300. Panayotis proper noun

Part 5 · Part 7 · 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.