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French words: Ratisbonne to Raymondien

300 French words, part 11 of 76 of the words starting with R, A to Z. 44 have a page of their own.

French words Ratisbonne to Raymondien

  1. Ratisbonne proper noun /ʁa.tis.bɔn/: Regensburg (a city in Bavaria, Germany)
  2. ratispontain adjective, noun
  3. Ratispontaine noun
  4. ratissable adjective \ʁa.ti.sabl\
  5. ratissage noun /ʁa.ti.saʒ/: raking, combing, sweeping
  6. ratisse adjective, verb \ʁɑ.ti.se\: past participle of râtisser
  7. ratisse-caisse noun \ʁa.tis.kɛs\
  8. ratissée noun, verb \ʁa.ti.se\: feminine singular of râtissé
  9. ratisser verb /ʁa.ti.se/: to rake (to use a rake to collect things together)
  10. ratisser au peigne fin verb \ʁa.ti.se o pɛɲ fɛ̃\
  11. ratisser large verb /ʁa.ti.se laʁʒ/: to cast one's net wide
  12. ratisser le bunker verb \ʁa.ti.se lə bun.kəʁ\
  13. ratissette noun \ʁa.ti.sɛt\
  14. ratisseur adjective, noun \ʁa.ti.sœʁ\
  15. ratisseuse noun \ʁa.ti.søz\
  16. ratissoir noun \ʁa.ti.swaʁ\
  17. ratissoire noun \ʁa.ti.swaʁ\: A rake; a raker
  18. ratissure noun \ʁa.ti.syʁ\
  19. ratite noun /ʁa.tit/: ratite
  20. Ratko proper noun
  21. ratodrome noun \ʁa.to.dʁom\
  22. ratofkite noun \ʁa.tɔf.kit\
  23. ratomorphique adjective \ʁɑ.to.mɔʁ.fik\
  24. raton noun /ʁa.tɔ̃/: young rat
  25. raton laveur noun /ʁa.tɔ̃ la.vœʁ/: raccoon
  26. ratonade noun \ʁa.tɔ.nad\
  27. ratonnade noun /ʁa.tɔ.nad/: racially-motivated violence
  28. ratonne noun, verb \ʁa.tɔn\: female equivalent of raton
  29. ratonner verb \ʁa.tɔ.ne\: to engage in racist attacks
  30. ratouiller verb
  31. ratoune noun \ʁa.tun\
  32. ratoureuse noun \ʁa.tu.ʁøz\
  33. ratoureux adjective, noun \ʁa.tu.rø\
  34. ratourner verb \ʁa.tuʁ.ne\
  35. RATP proper noun \ɛ.ʁa.te.pe\
  36. ratpi noun \ʁat.pi\
  37. ratrac noun \ʁa.tʁak\
  38. ratrack noun \ʁa.tʁak\
  39. ratrak noun \ʁa.tʁak\
  40. ratrapper verb \ʁa.tʁa.pe\
  41. ratrucher verb \ʁa.tʁy.ʃe\
  42. rattachable adjective \ʁa.ta.ʃabl\
  43. rattachage noun \ʁa.ta.ʃaʒ\
  44. rattachement noun /ʁa.taʃ.mɑ̃/: attachment
  45. rattacher verb /ʁa.ta.ʃe/: to attach, fix, fix on, put on, link
  46. rattacheur noun \ʁa.ta.ʃœʁ\
  47. rattacheuse noun \ʁa.ta.ʃøz\
  48. rattachisme noun \ʁa.ta.ʃizm\: rattachism
  49. rattachiste adjective, noun \ʁa.ta.ʃist\
  50. rattaquer verb \ʁa.ta.ke\
  51. ratte noun \ʁat\
  52. ratteindre verb \ʁa.tɛ̃dʁ\
  53. ratteler verb \ʁa.tə.le\
  54. rattendre verb \ʁa.tɑ̃dʁ\
  55. rattendrir verb \ʁa.tɑ̃.dʁiʁ\
  56. ratterrir verb \ʁa.te.ʁiʁ\
  57. rattiédir verb /ʁa.tje.diʁ/: to rewarm
  58. rattirer verb \ʁa.ti.ʁe\
  59. rattiser verb \ʁa.ti.ze\
  60. rattrapable adjective \ʁa.tʁa.pabl\
  61. rattrapage noun /ʁa.tʁa.paʒ/: act of catching
  62. rattrapante noun \ʁa.tʁa.pɑ̃t\
  63. rattrape noun, verb \ʁa.tʁap\: instance of one trapeze artist catching another
  64. rattraper verb /ʁa.tʁa.pe/: to get back (something which is lost)
  65. rattraper au tournant verb \ʁa.tʁa.pe.ʁ‿o tuʁ.nɑ̃\
  66. rattraper le temps perdu verb /ʁa.tʁa.pe l(ə) tɑ̃ pɛʁ.dy/: to make up for lost time
  67. rattrapper verb
  68. Rattray proper noun
  69. raturage noun \ʁa.ty.ʁaʒ\
  70. rature adjective, noun, verb \ʁa.tyʁ\: strikeout, crossing-out (act of crossing out a word to indicate deletion)
  71. raturer verb /ʁa.ty.ʁe/: to cross out
  72. ratureur noun \ʁa.ty.ʁœʁ\
  73. ratzwillerien adjective, noun
  74. Ratzwillerienne noun
  75. RAU proper noun \ɛ.ʁa.y\
  76. rauchage noun \ʁo.ʃaʒ\
  77. rauche noun \ʁoʃ\
  78. raucher verb \ʁo.ʃe\
  79. raucheur noun \ʁo.ʃœʁ\
  80. raucité noun /ʁo.si.te/: hoarseness, huskiness
  81. Raucoules proper noun
  82. raucoulois adjective, noun
  83. Raucouloise noun
  84. raucourt noun
  85. raucourtois adjective, noun
  86. Raucourtoise noun
  87. raudanite noun \ʁo.da.nit\
  88. raufer verb \ʁɔ.fe\
  89. rauffeur noun \ʁo.fœʁ\
  90. raugmenter verb \ʁɔɡ.mɑ̃.te\
  91. raulhacois adjective, noun
  92. Raulhacoise noun
  93. rauli noun
  94. Raulin proper noun
  95. Rault proper noun \ʁo\
  96. rauque adjective, verb /ʁoːk/: hoarse, raspy (afflicted by a dry, quite harsh voice)
  97. rauquement adverb, noun /ʁok.mɑ̃/: hoarsely
  98. rauquer verb \ʁo.ke\
  99. rauquifier verb \ʁo.ki.fje\
  100. rauquiser verb \ʁo.ki.ze\
  101. Rauschenberg proper noun
  102. rauvillais adjective, noun
  103. Rauvillaise noun
  104. rauwillerois adjective, noun
  105. Rauwilleroise noun
  106. rauwolfia noun: rauwolfia
  107. Raux proper noun
  108. Rauzan proper noun
  109. rauzannais adjective, noun
  110. Rauzannaise noun
  111. RAV noun \ɛ.ʁa.ve\
  112. rava noun \ʁa.va\
  113. ravachir verb \ʁa.va.ʃiʁ\
  114. ravagé adjective, noun, verb /ʁa.vaʒ/: the act of laying waste
  115. ravageant adjective, verb \ʁa.va.ʒɑ̃\: present participle of ravager
  116. ravageante adjective \ʁa.va.ʒɑ̃t\
  117. ravagement noun \ʁa.vaʒ.mɑ̃\
  118. ravager verb /ʁa.va.ʒe/: to ravage, to ruin, to lay waste to
  119. ravages noun, verb: damages, destruction caused by man or nature
  120. ravageur adjective, noun /ʁa.va.ʒœʁ/: devastating, destructive
  121. ravageuse adjective, noun \ʁa.va.ʒøz\: feminine singular of ravageur
  122. ravageusement adverb \ʁa.va.ʒøz.mɑ̃\
  123. raval noun \ʁa.val\
  124. ravale adjective, noun, verb \ʁa.va.le\: past participle of ravaler
  125. ravalement noun \ʁa.val.mɑ̃\: restoration
  126. ravalement de façade noun /ʁa.val.mɑ̃ d(ə) fa.sad/: renovation of the facade of a building
  127. ravaler verb /ʁa.va.le/: to restore
  128. ravaler la façade verb \ʁa.va.le la fa.sad\
  129. ravaler sa fierté verb /ʁa.va.le sa fjɛʁ.te/: to swallow one's pride
  130. ravaler sa salive verb \ʁa.va.le sa sa.liv\
  131. ravaleur noun \ʁa.va.lœʁ\
  132. ravaleuse noun \ʁa.va.løz\
  133. ravaloir noun \ʁa.va.lwaʁ\
  134. ravan noun [ʁaˈvãᵑ]
  135. ravanastron noun \ʁa.va.na.stʁɔ̃\
  136. ravancer verb \ʁa.vɑ̃.se\
  137. ravanceur noun \ʁa.vɑ̃.sœʁ\
  138. ravanceur de chariots noun \ʁa.vɑ̃.sœʁ də ʃa.ʁjo\
  139. ravane noun \ʁa.van\
  140. ravanela noun \ʁa.va.ne.la\: a type of rocket (Diplotaxis erucoides)
  141. ravani noun \ʁa.va.ni\
  142. ravanne noun \ʁa.van\
  143. ravanter verb \ʁa.vɑ̃.te\
  144. Ravard proper noun
  145. ravat blanc noun \ʁa.va.blɑ̃\
  146. ravaudage noun \ʁa.vo.daʒ\: mending
  147. ravauder verb /ʁa.vo.de/: to mend
  148. ravauderie noun \ʁa.vo.dʁi\
  149. ravaudeur adjective, noun \ʁa.vo.dœʁ\
  150. ravaudeuse noun \ʁa.vo.døz\
  151. ravaux noun \ʁa.vo\
  152. rave adjective, noun /ʁav/: beet, turnip
  153. rave de saint Antoine noun \ʁav də sɛ̃.t‿ɑ̃.twan\
  154. rave de serpent noun
  155. rave party noun /ʁɛv paʁ.ti/: rave (all-night dance party with electronic music)
  156. Raveau proper noun
  157. RAVEL noun \ʁa.vel\
  158. ravélien adjective /ʁa.ve.ljɛ̃/: Ravelian
  159. ravelin noun \ʁav.lɛ̃\
  160. Ravello proper noun
  161. ravellois adjective, noun
  162. Ravelloise noun
  163. ravellonois adjective, noun
  164. Ravellonoise noun
  165. raveluche noun \ʁa.vlyʃ\
  166. ravelure noun \ʁɑ.vlyʁ\
  167. ravenala noun \ʁa.ve.na.la\: ravenala
  168. Ravenel proper noun \ʁa.və.nɛl\
  169. ravenelle noun /ʁav.nɛl/: wallflower, wild radish (plant)
  170. ravenelois adjective, noun
  171. Raveneloise noun
  172. ravennate adjective: Of or from Ravenna
  173. Ravenne proper noun /ʁa.vɛn/: Ravenna (a city and province of Italy)
  174. ravenovillais adjective, noun
  175. Ravenovillaise noun
  176. Ravensburger proper noun
  177. Ravenstein proper noun
  178. raver noun, verb \ʁɛ.vœʁ\
  179. raverdoir noun \ʁa.vɛʁ.dwaʁ\
  180. ravert noun /ʀa.vɛʀ/: cockroach
  181. ravestan noun \ʁa.vɛ.stɑ̃\
  182. ravestir verb \ʁa.vɛs.tiʁ\
  183. ravestissement noun \ʁa.vɛs.tis.mɑ̃\
  184. ravet noun /ʁa.vɛ/: cockroach
  185. ravette noun \ʁa.vɛt\
  186. raveur noun \ʁɛ.vœʁ\: raver
  187. raveuse noun \ʁɛ.vøz\: female equivalent of raveur
  188. Ravez proper noun
  189. ravi adjective, noun, verb /ʁa.vi/: thrilled, overjoyed, delighted, ravished, chuffed
  190. ravi de la crèche noun /ʁa.vi d(ə) la kʁɛʃ/: starry-eyed person
  191. Raviart proper noun \ʁa.vjaʁ\
  192. ravie de la crèche noun \ʁa.vi d(ə.)la kʁɛʃ\
  193. ravier noun \ʁa.vje\: ravier (small dish)
  194. ravière noun \ʁa.vjɛʁ\
  195. Ravières proper noun
  196. raviéresque adjective \ʁa.vje.ʁɛsk\
  197. raviérois adjective, noun
  198. Raviéroise noun
  199. ravignois adjective, noun
  200. Ravignoise noun
  201. ravigotant adjective, verb /ʁa.vi.ɡɔ.tɑ̃/: present participle of ravigoter
  202. ravigote adjective, noun, verb /ʁa.vi.ɡɔ.te/: past participle of ravigoter
  203. ravigotement noun \ʁa.vi.ɡɔ.tə.mɑ̃\
  204. ravigoter verb \ʁa.vi.ɡɔ.te\: to reinvigorate
  205. ravigourer verb \ʁa.vi.ɡu.ʁe\
  206. ravil noun \ʁa.vil\
  207. ravilir verb \ʁa.vi.liʁ\
  208. ravilissement noun \ʁa.vi.lis.mɑ̃\
  209. Raville proper noun
  210. ravillolais adjective, noun
  211. Ravillolaise noun
  212. ravin noun /ʁa.vɛ̃/: ravine
  213. ravine adjective, noun, verb \ʁa.vin\: a small ravine or gully
  214. ravineau noun \ʁa.vi.no\
  215. ravinement noun \ʁa.vin.mɑ̃\
  216. raviner verb /ʁa.vi.ne/: to furrow
  217. ravineux adjective \ʁa.vi.nø\
  218. ravintsara noun \ʁa.vin.tsa.ʁa\
  219. raviole noun \ʁa.vjɔl\
  220. ravioleur noun \ʁa.vjo.lœʁ\
  221. ravioleuse noun \ʁa.vjo.løz\
  222. ravioli noun /ʁa.vjɔ.li/: ravioli (type of Italian pasta and dish)
  223. ravioli chinois noun: any small pasta-sheet wrapped Chinese food, Chinese dumplings such as potstickers, wontons, shumai, har gow, etc, frequently found in dim sum
  224. ravioli polonais noun: pierogi; synonym of pérogy
  225. ravioliflette noun \ʁa.vjɔ.li.flɛt\
  226. Raviot proper noun
  227. ravir verb /ʁa.viʁ/: to ravish (to seize by force)
  228. ravise adjective, verb /ʁa.vi.ze/: past participle of raviser
  229. ravisement noun \ʁa.viz.mɑ̃\
  230. raviser verb /ʁa.vi.ze/: to change one's mind, reconsider
  231. ravisette noun \ʁa.vi.zɛt\
  232. ravisotte noun \ʁa.vi.zɔt\
  233. ravissamment adverb \ʁa.vi.sa.mɑ̃\: ravishingly, delightfully, entrancingly
  234. ravissant adjective, verb /ʁa.vi.sɑ̃/: ravishing, delightful, entrancing
  235. ravissement noun /ʁa.vis.mɑ̃/: ravishment
  236. ravisses verb /ʁa.vis/: second-person singular present/imperfect subjunctive of ravir
  237. ravisseur noun /ʁa.vi.sœʁ/: robber
  238. ravitaillable adjective \ʁa.vi.ta.jabl\: refuelable / refuellable (in flight)
  239. ravitaillé par les corbeaux adjective \ʁa.vi.ta.je paʁ le kɔʁ.bo\
  240. ravitaillement noun /ʁa.vi.taj.mɑ̃/: supplies
  241. ravitaillement en vol noun \ʁa.vi.taj.mɑ̃ ɑ̃ vɔl\
  242. ravitailler verb /ʁa.vi.ta.je/: to resupply (army, etc.)
  243. ravitailleur adjective, noun /ʁa.vi.ta.jœʁ/: refueling
  244. ravitailleuse adjective, noun /ʁa.vi.ta.jøz/: feminine singular of ravitailleur
  245. ravito noun /ʁa.vi.to/: supplies; provisions
  246. ravivage noun \ʁa.vi.vaʒ\
  247. ravivement noun \ʁa.viv.mɑ̃\
  248. raviver verb /ʁa.vi.ve/: to revive
  249. ravoir noun, verb /ʁa.vwaʁ/: to have once again, to re-acquire
  250. ravoirien adjective, noun
  251. Ravoirienne noun
  252. ravoyer verb \ʁa.vwa.je\
  253. Ravy proper noun \ʁa.vi\
  254. raw food noun
  255. rawap noun
  256. Rawdon proper noun \ʁo.dɔn\
  257. Rawdonien noun \ʁɑ.dɔ.njɛ̃\
  258. Rawdonnois noun \ʁɑ.dɔ.nwa\
  259. Rawdonois noun \ʁɑ.dɔ.nwa\
  260. rawète noun \ʁa.wɛt\
  261. rawette noun \ʁa.wɛt\
  262. Rawson proper noun
  263. rawstyle noun
  264. ray noun \ʁɛ\
  265. ray-grass noun /ʁɛ.ɡʁas/: ryegrass (Lolium)
  266. ray-grass anglais noun /ʁɛ.ɡʁas ɑ̃.ɡlɛ/: perennial ryegrass (Lolium perenne)
  267. ray-grass enivrant noun \ʁɛ.ɡʁɑ ɑ̃.ni.vʁɑ̃\
  268. ray tracing noun
  269. raya noun, verb \ʁa.ja\: rayah, member of the non-Muslim population of the Ottoman empire
  270. rayabilité noun \ʁɛ.ja.bi.li.te\
  271. rayable adjective
  272. rayage noun \ʁɛ.jaʒ\: marking or scoring with lines or rays
  273. Rayan proper noun \ʁa.jan\
  274. Rayane proper noun \ʁa.jan\
  275. Rayann proper noun
  276. rayau noun \ʁɛ.jo\
  277. Raybaud proper noun /ʁɛj.bo/: a surname
  278. rayé adjective, noun, verb /ʁɛ.je/: striped
  279. rayé des cadres verb \ʁɛ.je de kadʁ\
  280. rayeb noun \ʁa.jeb\
  281. rayée adjective, noun \ʁɛ.je\: feminine singular of rayé
  282. rayement noun \ʁɛj.mɑ̃\
  283. Rayen proper noun
  284. rayer verb /ʁɛ.je/: to line, to make lines on, to mark with lines (e.g. a piece of paper)
  285. rayer de la carte verb /ʁɛ.je d(ə) la kaʁt/: to obliterate a place completely, to wipe a place off the face of the earth
  286. rayer de son carnet d’adresses verb \ʁɛ.je də sɔ̃ kaʁ.nɛ d‿a.dʁɛs\
  287. rayer des contrôles verb \ʁɛ.je dɛ kɔ̃.tʁol\
  288. rayer la baignoire verb \ʁɛ.je la bɛ.ɲwaʁ\
  289. rayer le casque verb /ʁɛ.je l(ə) kask/: to scrape someone's penis with one's teeth while performing fellatio
  290. rayère noun \ʁɛ.jɛʁ\
  291. Rayet proper noun
  292. rayeur noun \ʁɛ.jœʁ\
  293. raygrass noun \ʁɛ.ɡʁɑs\: alternative spelling of ray-grass (“ray grass”)
  294. rayia noun \ʁa.ja\
  295. Rayleigh proper noun \ʁɛj.li\
  296. raylois adjective, noun
  297. Rayloise noun
  298. Raymond proper noun /ʁɛ.mɔ̃/: a male given name, equivalent to English Raymond
  299. Raymonde proper noun /ʁɛ.mɔ̃d/: a female given name, a feminine form of Raymond
  300. Raymondien noun \ʁe.mɔ̃.djɛ̃\

Part 10 · Part 12 · French words: R

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 R: 22,689 words, in 76 parts.