Humanisme, mouvement intellectuel apparu au cours de la Renaissance qui puise de textes antiques des modèles de vie, d’écriture et de pensée, culture des belles-lettres, des humanités.

umaniadj

Pluriel de umano.

umaniamoverb

Première personne du pluriel de l’indicatif présent de umanare.

umaniateverb

Deuxième personne du pluriel du subjonctif présent de umanare.

umaniknoun

Habitant d’Oman.

umaninoverb

Troisième personne du pluriel du subjonctif présent de umanare.

umanismenoun

Humanisme.

umanissimaadj

Féminin singulier de umanissimo.

umanissimamenteadv

Superlatif de umanamente : « Très humainement ».

umanissimeadj

Féminin pluriel de umanissimo.

umanissimiadj

Masculin pluriel de umanissimo.

umanissimoadj

Superlatif de umano : « très humain ».

umanistaadj

Humaniste.

umanisteadj

Féminin pluriel de umanista.

umanistiadj

Masculin pluriel de umanista.

umanisticaadj

Féminin singulier de umanistico.

umanisticheadj

Féminin pluriel de umanistico.

umanisticiadj

Masculin pluriel de umanistico.

umanisticoadj

Humaniste.

umanitariadj

Masculin pluriel de umanitario.

umanitarioadj

Humanitaire, qui vise au bien universel de l’humanité.

umanitarisadj

Masculin pluriel de umanitari.

Spelling & Dictionary Insight

The French alphabetical index for the letter U contains 44,794 headwords drawn from our Wiktionary-derived dictionary table. At 50 entries per page the browse splits into 896 pages, and you are currently viewing page 225. Every row above is a dictionary-backed entry with a canonical slug, and each links through to a full definition page with pronunciation, senses, etymology, and related-word data where available.

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