French words: Pouzilhacoise to praticienne

French words Pouzilhacoise to praticienne

1. Pouzilhacoise noun
2. pouzinois adjective, noun
3. Pouzinoise noun
4. Pouzol proper noun
5. pouzolais adjective, noun
6. Pouzolaise noun
7. pouzollais adjective, noun
8. Pouzollaise noun
9. Pouzols proper noun
10. pouzyquois adjective, noun \pu.zi.kwa\
11. Pouzyquoise noun
12. pouzzolane noun /pud.zɔ.lan/: pozzolana
13. pouzzolanique adjective \pu.zɔ.la.nik\
14. Pouzzoles proper noun
15. pouzzolite noun \pu.zɔ.lit\
16. POV adjective, noun \pɔv\: informal spelling of pauvre
17. pove adjective, noun \pɔ.ve\
18. Poveda proper noun
19. poverella noun
20. poverello noun
21. poviat noun
22. pow-pow noun \po.po\
23. pow-wow noun \po.wo\
24. powan noun
25. Powell proper noun
26. powellite noun
27. Power proper noun
28. power ballad noun \po.wøʁ ba.lad\
29. power-couple noun
30. power electronics noun \po.wɛ.ʁ‿e.lɛk.tʁɔ.niks\
31. power metal noun \pɔ.wœʁ me.tal\
32. power noise noun \po.wɛʁ nɔjz\
33. power pop noun \po.wɛʁ pɔp\
34. power trip noun
35. power violence noun
36. powerbank noun
37. powerlifting noun
38. PowerPoint noun \pɔ.wœʁ.pɔjnt\
39. powerpointer verb \pɔ.wɛʁ.pwɛ̃.te\
40. powerpointiser verb \pɑ.wœʁ.pɔjn.ti.ze\
41. powerpop noun \po.wɛʁ.pɔp\
42. Powers proper noun
43. PowerShell proper noun \po.wœʁ.ʃɛl\
44. powerviolence noun
45. powhatan adjective, noun
46. powoir noun, verb [pu.wɒɾ]: alternative spelling of pouvoir, to be able
47. Powys proper noun
48. poxvirose noun \pɔks.vi.ʁoz\
49. poxvirus noun \pɔks.vi.ʁys\
50. Poya proper noun
51. poyais adjective, noun
52. Poyaise noun
53. poyane noun \pwa.jan\
54. poyannais adjective, noun
55. Poyannaise noun
56. Poyanne proper noun
57. poyartinois adjective, noun
58. Poyartinoise noun
59. poyaudin adjective, noun \pɔ.jo.dɛ̃\
60. Poyer proper noun
61. Poyo noun /pwa.jo/: synonym of Gros Michel
62. poyolais adjective, noun
63. Poyolaise noun
64. poype noun \pwap\
65. Pozières proper noun
66. poziérois adjective, noun
67. Poziéroise noun
68. Poznan proper noun
69. Pozuelo proper noun
70. Pozzallo proper noun
71. pozzine noun \pot.zin\
72. pozzolane noun \pɔ.zɔ.lan\
73. pp noun, symbol /paʒ/: initialism of photo de profil (“profile picture”)
74. PPA noun \pe.pe.a\: initialism of parité de pouvoir d'achat = PPP (purchasing power parity)
75. PPAR noun
76. ppb noun \pe.pe.be\
77. PPC noun \pe.pe.se\
78. PPCB noun
79. PPCC noun
80. PPCM noun /pe.pe.se.ɛm/: initialism of plus petit commun multiple: lcm
81. PPCR noun
82. PPD-T noun
83. PPDA proper noun \pe.pe.de.a\
84. PPDC noun
85. ppe noun
86. PPF proper noun \pe.pe.ɛf\
87. PPI noun \pe.pe.i\
88. PPL noun \pe.pe.ɛl\
89. PPLO noun
90. ppm noun \pe.pe.ɛm\
91. PPMS noun
92. PPN phrase
93. ppp noun \pe.pe.pe\
94. PPPT noun
95. PPR noun \pe.pe.ɛʁ\
96. PPRE noun \pe.pe.ɛ.ʁø\
97. PPRI noun
98. PPRT noun
99. PPS noun \pe.pe.ɛs\
100. ppt noun \pe.pe.te\
101. PPU noun \pe.pe.y\
102. PPVR noun
103. pq adverb, noun /pe.ky/: initialism of papier cul loo roll (UK), bog roll (UK, Aust.), TP (toilet paper) (US)
104. PQN noun: daily national press (of France)
105. PQR noun \pe ky ɛʁ\
106. pr noun, preposition \pʁɔ.fɛ.sœʁ\: abbreviation of professeur
107. præbende noun \pʁe.bɑ̃d\
108. præcedent adjective, noun \pʁe.se.dɑ̃\
109. præceder verb \pʁe.se.de\
110. præcepte noun \pʁe.sɛpt\
111. præcepteur noun \pʁe.sɛp.tœʁ\
112. præcipitation noun \pʁe.si.pi.ta.sjɔ̃\
113. prædecesseur noun \pʁe.de.se.sœʁ\
114. prædestination noun \pʁe.dɛs.ti.na.sjɔ̃\
115. prædiction noun \pʁe.dik.sjɔ̃\
116. prædire verb \pʁe.diʁ\
117. præface noun \pʁe.fas\
118. præfect noun
119. præfecture noun \pʁe.fɛk.tyʁ\
120. præferer verb \pʁe.fe.ʁe\
121. præjudice noun \pʁe.ʒy.dis\
122. præmunir verb
123. præmunisses verb: second-person singular present/imperfect subjunctive of præmunir
124. prænom noun \pʁe.nɔ̃\
125. prænomen noun \pʁe.nɔ.mɛn\
126. præparer verb \pʁe.pa.ʁe\
127. præposition noun \pʁe.pɔ.zi.sjɔ̃\
128. præsence noun \pʁe.zɑ̃s\
129. præsent adjective, noun \pʁe.zɑ̃\
130. præsentement adverb \pʁe.zɑ̃t.mɑ̃\
131. præsenter verb \pʁe.zɑ̃.te\
132. præsident noun, verb \pʁe.zi.dɑ̃\: third-person plural present indicative/subjunctive of præsider
133. præsider verb \pʁe.zi.de\
134. præsidium noun \pʁe.zi.djɔm\
135. præsomption noun \pʁe.zɔ̃p.sjɔ̃\
136. præsomptueux adjective \pʁe.zɔ̃p.tɥø\
137. præster verb
138. præstige noun
139. præsumer verb \pʁe.zy.me\
140. prætendre verb
141. præteur noun \pʁe.tœʁ\
142. prætexte noun \pʁe.tɛkst\
143. PRA noun \pe.ɛ.ʁa\
144. prachandiste noun \pʁa.ʃɑ̃.dist\
145. Prache proper noun
146. prâcrit noun \pʁɑ.kʁi\
147. practicabilité noun \pʁak.ti.ka.bi.li.te\
148. practice noun \pʁak.tis\
149. Prada proper noun
150. pradalois adjective, noun
151. Pradaloise noun
152. pradéen adjective, noun
153. Pradéenne noun
154. Pradel proper noun \pʁa.dɛl\
155. pradelain adjective, noun
156. Pradelaine noun
157. pradelais adjective, noun
158. Pradelaise noun
159. pradelien adjective, noun
160. Pradelienne noun
161. pradelle noun \pʁa.dɛl\
162. Pradelles proper noun \pʁa.dɛl\
163. pradellois adjective, noun
164. Pradelloise noun
165. pradère noun \pʁa.dɛʁ\
166. Prades proper noun [pʁad]
167. pradésien adjective, noun
168. Pradésienne noun
169. pradétan adjective, noun
170. Pradétane noun
171. Pradettes proper noun
172. pradettois adjective, noun \pʁa.dɛ.twa\
173. Pradettoise noun
174. pradie adjective, noun
175. pradien adjective, noun
176. Pradienne noun
177. pradier noun \pʁa.dje\
178. pradiérois adjective, noun
179. Pradiéroise noun
180. pradin adjective, noun
181. Pradinas proper noun
182. pradinasien adjective, noun
183. Pradinasienne noun
184. Pradine noun \pʁa.din\
185. Pradines proper noun \pʁa.din\
186. pradinois adjective, noun
187. Pradinoise noun
188. Prado proper noun
189. pradois adjective, noun
190. Pradoise noun
191. pradonnais adjective, noun
192. Pradonnaise noun
193. Prads proper noun \pʁadz\
194. praenomen noun \pʁe.nɔ.mɛn\
195. praesidium noun \pʁe.zi.djɔm\: alternative spelling of présidium
196. praf noun
197. prafiste noun \pʁa.fist\
198. Praga proper noun
199. pragmatème noun
200. pragmaticalisation noun \pʁaɡ.ma.ti.ka.li.za.sjɔ̃\
201. pragmaticien noun \pʁaɡ.ma.ti.sjɛ̃\
202. pragmatique adjective, noun /pʁaɡ.ma.tik/: pragmatic
203. Pragmatique Sanction noun \pʁaɡ.ma.tik sɑ̃k.sjɔ̃\
204. pragmatiquement adverb \pʁa.ɡma.tik.mɑ̃\: pragmatically
205. pragmatiser verb \pʁaɡ.ma.ti.ze\
206. pragmatisme noun /pʁaɡ.ma.tism/: pragmatism
207. pragmatiste adjective \pʁaɡ.ma.tist\
208. pragme noun \pʁaɡm\
209. pragois adjective, noun /pʁa.ɡwa/: of Prague
210. pragoulinois adjective, noun
211. Pragoulinoise noun
212. Prague proper noun /pʁaɡ/: Prague (the capital city of the Czech Republic)
213. praguerie noun \pʁa.ɡʁi\
214. praguien adjective, noun \pʁa.ɡjɛ̃\
215. praguois adjective, noun \pʁa.ɡwa\: alternative form of pragois
216. Prahecq proper noun
217. prahecquois adjective, noun
218. Prahecquoise noun
219. Praia proper noun \pʁa.ja\
220. praillais adjective, noun
221. Praillaise noun
222. Praille proper noun \pʁaj\
223. praire noun \pʁɛʁ\: Venus clam
224. praire commune noun \pʁɛʁ kɔ.myn\
225. prairial adjective, noun /pʁɛ.ʁjal/: Relating to pastures, grasslands
226. prairialiser verb \pʁɛ.ʁja.li.ze\
227. prairie adjective, noun /pʁɛ.ʁi/: meadow, grassland, pasture, prairie
228. prairie humide noun \pʁɛ.ʁi y.mid\
229. prairie inondable noun \pʁɛ.ʁi i.nɔ̃.dabl\
230. prairie-verger noun
231. Prairivois noun \pʁɛ.ʁi.vwa\
232. praiss noun \pʁɛs\
233. Prakash proper noun
234. prakrisation noun \pʁa.kʁi.za.sjɔ̃\
235. prakrit adjective, noun \pʁa.kʁit\
236. pralin adjective, noun /pʁa.lɛ̃/: pastry preparation using crushed pralines
237. pralinage noun \pʁa.li.naʒ\: coating of young roots in mud
238. praline adjective, noun, verb /pʁa.lin/: praline (confection made from almonds and other nuts and caramelized sugar)
239. praliner verb /pʁa.li.ne/: to coat with caramelized sugar
240. pralineur noun \pʁɑ.li.nœʁ\
241. pralinier noun \pʁa.li.nje\
242. pralinière noun \pʁa.li.njɛʁ\
243. pralognanais adjective, noun
244. Pralognanaise noun
245. pralonais adjective, noun
246. Pralonaise noun
247. Pralong proper noun
248. prâlonnais adjective, noun
249. Prâlonnaise noun
250. Praluline noun \pʁa.ly.lin\
251. pram noun \pʁam\
252. Pramac proper noun \pʁa.mak\
253. prame noun /pʁam/: pram, flatbottom boat
254. prana noun \pʁa.na\
255. Prandi proper noun
256. prandial adjective /pʁɑ̃.djal/: prandial
257. Prangey proper noun
258. Prangins proper noun
259. prank noun \pʁɑ̃k\
260. pranker noun, verb /pʁɑ̃.kœʁ/: alternative form of prankeur
261. prankeur noun \pʁɑ̃.kœʁ\
262. prankeuse noun \pʁɑ̃.køz\
263. pranlin adjective, noun
264. Pranline noun
265. pranzacais adjective, noun
266. Pranzacaise noun
267. prao noun /pʁa.o/: proa
268. praporchtchik noun \pʁa.pɔʁʃ.tʃik\
269. praporshchik noun \pʁa.pɔʁʃ.tʃik\
270. prasad noun \pʁa.zad\
271. prasarani vina noun \pʁa.za.ʁa.ni.vi.na\
272. prasat noun \pʁa.za\
273. Prascovie proper noun /pʁas.kɔ.vi/: a female given name from Russian, equivalent to English Praskovya
274. prase noun \pʁaz\
275. praséodymate noun \pʁa.ze.ɔ.di.mat\: praseodymate
276. praséodyme noun /pʁa.ze.ɔ.dim/: praseodymium
277. praséolite noun \pʁa.ze.ɔ.lit\
278. prasin adjective \pʁa.zɛ̃\
279. prasine noun \pʁa.zin\
280. praslaysien adjective, noun
281. Praslaysienne noun
282. Praslin proper noun \pʁa.lɛ̃\
283. praslois adjective, noun
284. Prasloise noun
285. prasme noun \pʁasm\
286. prasochrome noun
287. prasoïde noun
288. prasvillois adjective, noun
289. Prasvilloise noun
290. Prat proper noun
291. pratais adjective, noun
292. Prataise noun
293. pratchettien adjective \pʁa.tʃɛ.tjɛ̃\
294. pratéen adjective, noun
295. Pratéenne noun
296. praticabilité noun \pʁa.ti.ka.bi.li.te\: practicability
297. praticable adjective, noun /pʁa.ti.kabl/: practicable, feasible
298. praticien noun /pʁa.ti.sjɛ̃/: practitioner, someone who masters the practice of an art or science
299. praticien attaché noun \pʁa.ti.sjɛ̃ a.ta.ʃe\
300. praticienne noun /pʁa.ti.sjɛn/: female equivalent of praticien

Part 87 · Part 89 · 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.