French words: sacqueur to sagnier

French words sacqueur to sagnier

1. sacqueur noun \sa.kœʁ\
2. sacquois adjective, noun
3. Sacquoise noun \sa.kwaz\
4. sacrable adjective, noun \sa.kʁabl\
5. sacraire noun \sa.kʁɛʁ\
6. sacral adjective /sa.kʁal/: sacral
7. sacralgie noun \sa.kʁal.ʒi\
8. sacralisant adjective, verb \sa.kʁa.li.zɑ̃\: present participle of sacraliser
9. sacralisation noun /sa.kʁa.li.za.sjɔ̃/: sacralization
10. sacraliser verb /sa.kʁa.li.ze/: to make sacred
11. sacralité noun \sa.kʁa.li.te\: sacredness
12. sacrament interjection /sa.kʁa.mɑ̃/: expletive intensifier, said in anger or frustration
13. sacramentaire adjective, noun \sa.kʁa.mɑ̃.tɛʁ\: sacramental
14. sacramental adjective, noun \sa.kʁa.mɑ̃.tal\: sacramental
15. sacramentalement adverb /sa.kʁa.mɑ̃.tal.mɑ̃/: sacramentally
16. sacramentaliser verb \sa.kʁa.mɑ̃.ta.li.ze\
17. sacramentalité noun \sa.kʁa.mɑ̃.ta.li.te\
18. sacramentel adjective \sa.kʁa.mɑ̃.tɛl\: sacramental
19. sacramentellement adverb \sa.kʁa.mɑ̃.tɛl.mɑ̃\: sacramentally
20. sacramentels adjective \sa.kʁa.mɑ̃.tɛl\: masculine plural of sacramentel
21. Sacramento proper noun /sa.kʁa.mɛn.to/: Sacramento, the capital city of California, United States.
22. Sacramentois noun \sa.kʁa.mɑ̃.twa\
23. sacramouille interjection \sa.kʁa.muj\
24. sacrant adjective, verb /sa.kʁɑ̃/: present participle of sacrer
25. sacré adjective, noun, verb /sakʁ/: coronation
26. sacre bleu interjection: alternative spelling of sacrebleu
27. sacré-cœur noun \sa.kʁe.kœʁ\
28. Sacré-Cœurin noun \sa.kʁe.kœ.ʁɛ̃\
29. Sacré-Cœurois noun \sa.kʁe.kœ.ʁwa\
30. sacré chien noun \sa.kʁe.ʃjɛ̃\
31. sacré-coeur typographic variant
32. sacré collège noun
33. sacré coup de patte noun \sa.kʁe kud pat\
34. Sacré de Birmanie noun \sa.kʁe də biʁ.ma.ni\
35. sacré nom interjection /sa.kʁe nɔ̃/: bloody hell! for God's sake!
36. sacré nom de Dieu interjection \sa.kʁe nɔ̃ də djø\
37. sacré tonnerre interjection \sa.kʁe tɔ.nɛʁ\
38. sacré vallon noun \sa.kʁe va.lɔ̃\
39. sacréander verb \sa.kʁe.ɑ̃.de\
40. sacrebleu interjection /sa.kʁə.blø/: good heavens, oh my gosh
41. sacreblotte interjection \sa.kʁə.blɔt\
42. sacredié interjection \sakʁ.dje\
43. sacredieu interjection /sa.kʁə.djø/: synonym of sacrebleu
44. sacredire verb \sa.kʁə.diʁ\
45. sacréfier verb \sa.kʁe.fje\
46. sacrefontain adjective, noun
47. Sacrefontaine noun
48. sacrégnongnieu noun \sa.kʁe.ɲɔ̃.ɲø\
49. sacrelote interjection \sa.kʁə.lɔt\
50. sacrelotte interjection \sa.kʁə.lɔt\
51. sacrément adverb, noun /sa.kʁə.mɑ̃/: sacrament (sacred act or ceremony)
52. sacrer verb /sa.kʁe/: to crown
53. sacrer comme un bûcheron verb /sa.kʁe kɔ.m‿œ̃ byʃ.ʁɔ̃/: to swear like a trooper, to swear like a sailor
54. sacrer là verb \sa.kʁe lɑ\
55. sacrer la paix verb \sa.kʁe la pɛ a\
56. sacrer le camp verb \sa.kʁe l(ə) kɑ̃\
57. sacrer patience verb
58. sacrer son camp verb /sa.kʁe sɔ̃ kɑ̃/: to fuck off; to get the hell out
59. sacrer une volée verb \sa.kre.ʁ‿yn vɔ.le\
60. sacrés adjective, noun, verb /sakʁ/: plural of sacre
61. sacret noun \sa.kʁɛ\
62. sacreur adjective \sa.kʁœʁ\
63. sacrifiable adjective \sa.kʁi.fi.abl\
64. sacrificateur noun \sa.kʁi.fi.ka.tœʁ\: sacrificer
65. sacrificatoire adjective \sa.kʁi.fi.ka.twaʁ\: sacrificial
66. sacrificatrice noun \sa.kʁi.fi.ka.tʁis\
67. sacrificature noun \sa.kʁi.fi.ka.tyʁ\
68. sacrifice noun /sa.kʁi.fis/: sacrifice
69. sacrifice d’exploitabilité noun \sa.kʁi.fis d‿ɛk.splwa.ta.bi.li.te\
70. sacrifice humain noun \sa.kʁi.fis y.mɛ̃\
71. sacrificialiser verb \sa.kʁi.fi.sja.li.ze\
72. sacrificialité noun \sa.kʁi.fi.sja.li.te\
73. sacrificiel adjective /sa.kʁi.fi.sjɛl/: sacrificial
74. sacrificier verb \sa.kʁi.fi.sje\
75. sacrificule noun \sa.kʁi.fi.kyl\
76. sacrifié adjective, noun, verb \sa.kʁi.fje\: sacrificed
77. sacrifiée adjective, noun, verb \sa.kʁi.fje\: feminine singular of sacrifié
78. sacrifier verb /sa.kʁi.fje/: to sacrifice (all meanings)
79. sacrifier aux grâces verb
80. sacrifier les apparences verb \sa.kʁi.fje lɛ.z‿a.pa.ʁɑ̃s\
81. sacrifier sur l’autel de verb \sa.kʁi.fje syʁ l‿o.tɛl də\
82. sacrifieur noun \sa.kʁi.fjœʁ\
83. sacrilège adjective, interjection, noun /sa.kʁi.lɛʒ/: sacrilegious
84. sacrilègement adverb \sa.kʁi.lɛʒ.mɑ̃\: sacrilegiously
85. sacriléger verb \sa.kʁi.le.ʒe\
86. sacripan noun \sa.kʁi.pɑ̃\
87. sacripant noun /sa.kʁi.pɑ̃/: rascal
88. sacripouille noun \sa.kʁi.puj\
89. sacristain noun /sa.kʁis.tɛ̃/: sexton
90. sacristaine noun \sa.kʁis.tɛn\
91. sacriste noun \sa.kʁist\
92. sacristi interjection /sa.kʁis.ti/: good Lord, heavens above
93. sacristie noun \sa.kʁis.ti\: sacristy
94. sacristine noun \sa.kʁis.tin\
95. sacro- prefix \sa.kʁɔ\
96. sacro-coccygien adjective \sa.kʁo.kɔk.si.ʒjɛ̃\
97. sacro-iliaque adjective \sa.kʁɔ.i.ljak\
98. sacro-lombaire adjective \sa.kʁɔ.lɔ̃.bɛʁ\
99. sacro-saint adjective \sa.kʁɔ.sɛ̃\: alternative spelling of sacrosaint
100. sacro-saintement adverb \sa.kʁo.sɛ̃t.mɑ̃\
101. sacro-saintiser verb \sa.kʁo.sɛ̃.ti.ze\
102. sacro-vertébral adjective
103. sacrologie noun \sa.kʁɔ.lɔ.ʒi\
104. sacrosaint adjective /sa.kʁɔ.sɛ̃/: sacred
105. sacrosaintiser verb \sa.kʁo.sɛ̃.ti.ze\
106. sacrovertébral adjective \sa.kʁɔ.vɛʁ.te.bʁal\: sacrovertebral
107. sacrum noun \sa.kʁɔm\
108. sacrure noun \sak.ʁyʁ\
109. sacs de noeuds typographic variant
110. sacsaoul noun: saxaul, saksaul
111. sactier noun \sak.tje\
112. SACTREPEUR noun
113. sacy noun \sa.si\
114. sacyat adjective, noun
115. Sacyate noun
116. ṣād noun \sˁad\
117. Sada proper noun: a city in Mayotte department, France
118. sadaqa noun \sɑ.dɑ.kɑ\
119. SADC proper noun \ɛs.a.de.se\
120. sadcore noun \sad.kɔʁ\
121. šadda noun
122. Saddam proper noun \sa.dam\
123. saddamisme noun \sa.da.mism\
124. saddamiste noun /sa.da.mist/: Saddamist
125. saddhu noun \sa.du\
126. Saddleback proper noun
127. sadducéen adjective, noun \sa.dy.se.ɛ̃\: Sadducean
128. sadducéenne adjective, noun \sa.dy.se.ɛn\: feminine singular of sadducéen
129. sadducianisme noun \sa.dy.sja.nism\
130. sade adjective \sad\
131. sadébrien adjective, noun
132. Sadébrienne noun
133. sadeillannais adjective, noun
134. Sadeillannaise noun
135. Sadek proper noun \sa.dɛk\
136. sadète noun \sa.dɛt\: sadet
137. sadfishing noun \sad.fi.ʃiŋ\
138. sadhé noun \sa.de\
139. sadhou noun \sa.du\
140. sadhu noun \sa.du\
141. sadiciser verb \sa.di.si.ze\
142. Sadie proper noun
143. sadien adjective \sa.djɛ̃\: of the Marquis de Sade
144. Sadik proper noun
145. sadinet adjective, noun \sa.di.nɛ\
146. Sadio proper noun \sa.djɔ\
147. sadique adjective, noun /sa.dik/: sadistic
148. sadiquement adverb \sa.dik.mɑ̃\: sadistically
149. Sadirac proper noun
150. sadiracais adjective, noun
151. Sadiracaise noun
152. sadiser verb \sa.di.ze\
153. sadisme noun /sa.dism/: sadism
154. sadiste noun /sa.dist/: sadist
155. sadite determiner /sa.dit/: his said, her said, its said
156. Sadly proper noun
157. sado adjective, noun /sa.do/: sadistic
158. sado-maso adjective, noun
159. sado-masochisme noun
160. sado-masochiste adjective, noun \sa.dɔ.ma.zɔ.ʃist\
161. sado-monétarisme noun \sa.dɔ.mɔ.ne.ta.ʁizm\
162. sadois adjective, noun
163. Sadoise noun
164. sadomaso adjective, noun \sa.dɔ.ma.zɔ\
165. sadomasochisme noun /sa.dɔ.ma.zɔ.ʃism/: sadomasochism
166. sadomasochiste adjective, noun \sa.dɔ.ma.zɔ.ʃist\: sadomasochist
167. sadot noun \sa.do\
168. sadour noun \sa.duʁ\
169. sadourdinois adjective, noun
170. Sadourdinoise noun
171. Sadowa proper noun
172. sadrée noun \sa.dʁe\
173. sadriste adjective, noun \sa.dʁist\
174. sadrocois adjective, noun
175. Sadrocoise noun
176. saducéen noun \sa.dy.se.ɛ̃\: alternative spelling of sadducéen
177. saducéisme noun \sa.dy.se.ism\
178. SAE noun \ɛs.a.ø\
179. Saeb proper noun
180. Saeba proper noun
181. Saed proper noun
182. Saelens proper noun
183. SAEML noun
184. saessolsheimois adjective, noun
185. Saessolsheimoise noun
186. saeta noun
187. saetersbergite noun
188. saette noun
189. Saez proper noun
190. Safa proper noun \sa.fa\
191. Safaa proper noun
192. safaïtique adjective, noun \sa.fa.i.tik\
193. safar noun /sa.faʁ/: Safar (the second month of the Islamic calendar)
194. safari noun /sa.fa.ʁi/: safari
195. safari-parc noun \sa.fa.ʁi paʁk\
196. safariser verb \sa.fa.ʁi.ze\
197. safariste noun \sa.fa.ʁist\
198. safavide adjective, noun /sa.fa.vid/: Safavid
199. safe adjective \sɛjf\
200. safe sex noun
201. safe space noun \sef spes\
202. Safechuck proper noun
203. Safed proper noun
204. safeneur noun \sa.fə.nœʁ\
205. Safer noun \sa.fɛʁ\
206. safety car noun
207. Saff proper noun \saf\
208. saffe noun \saf\
209. saffian noun \sa.fjɑ̃\
210. Saffré proper noun
211. saffréen adjective, noun
212. Saffréenne noun
213. saffrotin adjective, noun
214. Saffrotine noun
215. Safi proper noun \sa.fi\
216. Safia proper noun \sa.fja\
217. Safina proper noun
218. Safiya proper noun
219. safleur noun \sa.flœʁ\
220. saflor noun \sa.flɔʁ\
221. safou noun /sa.fu/: the fruit of Dacryodes edulis
222. safoutier noun /sa.fu.tje/: eben tree Pachylobus edulis (syn. Dacryodes edulis), of Africa
223. Safra proper noun \sa.fʁa\
224. safran noun /sa.fʁɑ̃/: saffron
225. safran bâtard noun \sa.fʁɑ̃ bɑ.taʁ\
226. safran d’Allemagne noun \sa.fʁɑ̃ d‿al.maɲ\
227. safran des Indes noun \sa.fʁɑ̃ dɛ.z‿ɛ̃d\
228. safran des teinturiers noun
229. safrané adjective \sa.fʁa.ne\
230. safraner verb \sa.fʁa.ne\
231. safranette noun \sa.fʁa.nɛt\
232. safranier noun \sa.fʁa.nje\
233. safranière noun /sa.fʁa.njɛʁ/: saffron farm
234. safranine noun \sa.fʁa.nin\
235. safranique adjective \sa.fʁa.nik\
236. safranon noun \sa.fʁa.nɔ̃\
237. safranum noun \sa.fʁa.nɔm\
238. safre adjective, noun /safʁ/: sapphire
239. safrement adverb \sa.fʁə.mɑ̃\
240. safrerie noun \sa.fʁə.ʁi\
241. safrette noun \sa.fʁɛt\
242. safrol noun \sa.fʁɔl\
243. safrole noun \sa.fʁɔl\
244. safrosine noun \sa.fʁɔ.zin\
245. safroulaï interjection [nouchi]
246. safsari noun \saf.sa.ʁi\
247. saga noun /sa.ɡa/: saga
248. sagace adjective /sa.ɡas/: shrewd, sagacious
249. sagacement adverb /sa.ɡas.mɑ̃/: wisely
250. sagacité noun /sa.ɡa.si.te/: sagacity; shrewdness
251. sagaie noun /sa.ɡɛ/: assegai (slim hardwood spear or javelin with an iron tip)
252. Sagamie noun \sa.ɡa.mi\
253. Sagamien noun \sa.ɡa.mjɛ̃\
254. sagamité noun /sa.ɡa.mi.te/: hominy
255. sagamos noun
256. Sagan proper noun
257. sagapénum noun \sa.ɡa.pe.nɔm\: sagapenum
258. sagar noun \sa.ɡaʁ\
259. sagard noun \sa.ɡaʁ\
260. Sagarmatha proper noun \sa.ɡaʁ.ma.ta\
261. sagate noun \sa.gat\
262. sagatte noun \sa.gat\
263. sage adjective, noun /saʒ/: wise: prudent, cautious, and judicious
264. sage comme un portrait adjective \saʒ kɔ.m‿œ̃ pɔʁ.tʁɛ\
265. sage comme une image adjective /saʒ kɔ.m‿y.n‿i.maʒ/: good as gold, quiet as a mouse
266. sage-femme noun /saʒ.fam/: midwife
267. sage-femme homme noun \saʒ.fa.m‿ɔm\
268. sage-homme noun /sa.ʒɔm/: A midhusband, a male midwife
269. sagefemme noun /saʒ.fam/: post-1990 spelling of sage-femme
270. sagelacois adjective, noun
271. Sagelacoise noun
272. sagement adverb /saʒ.mɑ̃/: wisely, sagely
273. sagemono noun
274. sagène noun \sa.ʒɛn\
275. sagénite noun \sa.ʒe.nit\
276. sages de la République noun \saʒ də la ʁe.py.blik\
277. sagesse noun /sa.ʒɛs/: wisdom, reason, sense
278. sagesse des nations noun \sa.ʒɛs de na.sjɔ̃\
279. sagette noun /sa.ʒɛt/: arrow
280. sagex noun /sa.ʒɛks/: polystyrene / styrofoam
281. sagging noun \sa.ɡiŋ\
282. sagien adjective, noun \sa.ʒjɛ̃\
283. Sagienne noun \sa.ʒjɛn\
284. sagina noun \sa.ʒi.na\
285. sagination noun \sa.ʒi.na.sjɔ̃\
286. sagine noun \sa.ʒin\
287. sagittaire adjective, noun /sa.ʒi.tɛʁ/: Sagittarius (someone with a Sagittarius star sign)
288. sagittal adjective \sa.ʒi.tal\: sagittal
289. sagittaliser verb \sa.ʒi.ta.li.ze\
290. Sagittaria proper noun
291. sagittariidé adjective, noun \sa.ʒi.ta.ʁi.i.de\
292. sagittariidés noun \sa.ʒi.ta.ʁi.i.de\
293. sagittarius noun \sa.ʒi.ta.ʁjys\
294. sagittation noun \sa.ʒi.ta.sjɔ̃\
295. sagitté adjective \sa.ʒi.te\
296. SAGN noun
297. sagne noun /saɲ/: synonym of tourbière (“bog”)
298. sagne à tamis noun \sa.ɲ‿a ta.mi\
299. sagneur noun \sa.ɲœʁ\
300. sagnier noun \sa.ɲe\

Part 12 · Part 14 · French words: S

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 S: 34,875 words, in 117 parts.