French words: Weert to wharf
300 French words, part 4 of 7 of the words starting with W, A to Z. 7 have a page of their own.
French words Weert to wharf
- Weert proper noun \weːʁt\
- Wees proper noun
- Weeze proper noun
- Weezevent proper noun
- Wéga noun
- Wegner proper noun
- Wegscheid proper noun
- wegscheidois adjective, noun
- Wegscheidoise noun
- wehme noun \vɛm\
- wehmique adjective
- wehnelt noun /ve.nɛlt/: Wehnelt cylinder
- Wehr proper noun
- wehrgeld noun
- wehrlite noun
- Wehrmacht proper noun \vɛʁ.maʁt\
- WEI noun \wɛj\
- Weiden proper noun
- weigelia noun \ve.ʒe.lja\
- Weil proper noun \vajl\
- Weilbourg proper noun
- Weiler proper noun
- weilien adjective \ve.ljɛ̃\
- Weill proper noun
- weillinois adjective, noun
- Weillinoise noun
- Weimar proper noun \vaj.maʁ\
- weimaraner noun
- weimarien adjective \wɛ.ma.ʁjɛ̃\
- weimarienne adjective \wɛ.ma.ʁjɛn\
- weimarisation noun \vaj.ma.ʁi.za.sjɔ̃\
- weimariser verb \vaj.ma.ʁi.ze\
- weimarois adjective \wɛ.ma.ʁwa\
- Weimerskirch proper noun
- weinbourgeois adjective, noun
- Weinbourgeoise noun
- Weinfelden proper noun
- Weingarten proper noun
- weinhaus noun
- Weinheim proper noun
- Weinsberg proper noun
- Weinstein proper noun \vɛjn.ʃtɛjn\: a surname from German
- Weintraub proper noun: a surname from German
- weird adjective /wiɚd/: weird, bizarre
- Weis proper noun
- Weishaupt proper noun: a surname from German
- weislingeois adjective, noun
- Weislingeoise noun
- Weiss proper noun
- Weisz proper noun
- Weitbruch proper noun \vajt.bʁuʁ\
- weitbruchois adjective, noun
- Weitbruchoise noun
- Weite proper noun
- weiterswillerois adjective, noun
- Weiterswilleroise noun
- weke interjection \wɛ.kɛ\
- Welbeck proper noun
- Welby proper noun
- welche adjective, noun \vɛlʃ\
- Welden proper noun
- weldite noun
- Weldon proper noun
- welfarisme noun \wɛl.fa.ʁism\
- Welkenraedt proper noun \wɛl.kən.ʁat\
- welkenraedtois adjective, noun
- Welkenraedtoise noun
- Well proper noun
- Welland proper noun \wɛ.lɑ̃d\
- Wellandais noun \wɛ.lɑ̃.dɛ\
- Welle proper noun
- Wellen proper noun
- Wellens proper noun \wɛ.lɛns\
- Wellenstein proper noun
- Weller proper noun
- Wellin proper noun
- Welling proper noun
- Wellington proper noun \wɛ.liŋ.tɔn\
- wellingtonia noun \we.liŋ.tɔ.nja\
- wellinois adjective, noun
- Wellinoise noun
- Wells proper noun \wɛls\
- wellsite noun
- wéloganite noun
- welsche adjective, noun \vɛlʃ\
- welsh noun \wɛlʃ\
- welsh black noun \wɛlʃ blak\
- welsh corgi noun \wɛlʃ kɔʁ.ɡi\
- welsh corgi cardigan noun
- welsh corgi pembroke noun
- welsh rarebit noun
- welsh springer spaniel noun
- welsh terrier noun \wɛlʃ tɛ.ʁje\
- welsumer noun
- Welt proper noun
- weltanschauung noun \vɛl.tan.ʃa.wuŋ\
- welter adjective, noun \vɛl.tɛʁ\
- Welton proper noun
- Weltschmerz noun \vɛlt.ʃmɛʁts\
- welwitschie noun
- wemaers-cappelois adjective, noun
- Wemaers-Cappeloise noun
- Wembley proper noun \wɛm.blɛ\
- Wemmel proper noun \wɛ.mɛl\
- wemmelois adjective, noun
- Wemmeloise noun
- Wemotaci proper noun /we.mo.tat.ʃi/: Wemotaci (an Indian reserve of the Atikamekw in La Tuque, Mauricie, Quebec, Canada)
- wen noun \wɛn\
- Wenceslas proper noun
- Wenceslois noun \wɛn.sɛs.lwa\
- Wendake proper noun \wɛn.dɑ.ke\
- wendat adjective, noun /wɛn.dat/: a Native American people of the Huron Confederacy. The Wyandot and the Huron-Wendat are their cultural descendants
- Wende noun \vɑ̃d\
- Wenden proper noun
- Wenders proper noun
- Wendie proper noun \wɛn.di\
- wendigo noun \wɛn.di.ɡo\: wendigo
- Wendling proper noun
- wendo noun \wɛn.do\
- Wendover proper noun
- Wendy proper noun \wɛn.di\
- Weng proper noun
- wenge noun \wɛ.ŋɛ\
- Wenger proper noun
- Wenlock noun
- Wentworth proper noun
- wentzwillerois adjective, noun
- Wentzwilleroise noun
- Wenz proper noun
- wenze noun
- wenzhou noun \wɛn.ʒu\
- wenzhounais adjective, noun \wɛn.ʒu.nɛ\
- WEP noun \wɛp\
- Wépion proper noun \we.pjɔ̃\
- wépionnais adjective, noun
- Wépionnaise noun
- Weppes proper noun
- wer verb \tʁa.va.je\
- Werber proper noun: a surname
- werbomontois adjective, noun
- Werbomontoise noun
- Werchter proper noun
- Werdenberg proper noun
- Werder proper noun
- Werdum proper noun
- wêré-wêré noun [nouchi]
- weregild noun
- Werewolf noun \vɛʁ.vɔlf\
- werfénien adjective
- wergeld noun /vɛʁ.ɡɛld/: wergeld
- wergild noun
- wérisien adjective, noun
- Wérisienne noun
- Werken proper noun
- Werl proper noun
- wermouth noun
- Werne proper noun
- Werneck proper noun
- Werner proper noun
- wernérite noun \vəʁ.ne.ʁit\
- Wernigerode proper noun
- Werra proper noun
- Werth proper noun /vɛʁt/: a French surname from Alemannic German
- Wertheim proper noun
- Werther proper noun
- wertheromania noun \vɛʁ.tɛ.ʁo.ma.nja\
- wertheromanie noun \vɛʁ.tɛ.ʁo.ma.ni\
- Wervicq proper noun /wɛʁ.vik/: Wervik (a city in West Flanders, Flanders, Belgium)
- wervicquois adjective, noun
- Wervicquoise noun
- Werwolf noun \vɛʁ.vɔlf\
- Wéry proper noun \we.ʁi\
- Wes noun
- wescam noun \wɛs.kam\
- wesch interjection \wɛʃ\
- Wesel proper noun
- Wesemael proper noun
- Weser proper noun
- wesh interjection, noun /wɛʃ/: Stresses or emphasizes a fact or event.
- wesh wesh adjective, interjection, noun \wɛʃ.wɛʃ\
- weshitude noun \wɛ.ʃi.tyd\
- Wesley proper noun \wɛs.lɛ\
- wesleyanisme noun \wɛs.lɛ.ja.nism\
- wesleyen adjective \wɛs.lɛ.jɛ̃\
- Wessel proper noun
- Wesseling proper noun
- Wesserling proper noun
- Wessex proper noun \wɛ.sɛks\
- wessexien adjective, noun \wɛ.sɛ.ksjɛ̃\
- West proper noun \wɛst\
- west-cappelois adjective, noun
- West-Cappeloise noun
- West Coast blues noun \wɛst kɔst bluz\
- west coast swing noun
- West Highland white terrier noun
- Westbourne proper noun
- Westbury proper noun
- Westburyen noun \wɛst.bœ.ʁe.ɛ̃\
- Westcott proper noun
- westendais adjective, noun
- Westendaise noun
- Westende proper noun
- Wester proper noun
- Westerbork proper noun
- Westerfield proper noun
- Westerland proper noun
- Westerlo proper noun
- western noun /wɛs.tɛʁn/: western (film genre)
- western-choucroute noun \wɛs.tɛʁn ʃu.kʁut\
- western spaghetti noun /wɛs.tɛʁn spa.ɡɛ.ti/: spaghetti western (film genre)
- western swing noun \wɛs.tɛʁn swiŋ\
- Westerwald proper noun
- Westfield proper noun
- Westflandrien noun
- Westflandrienne noun
- Westhalten proper noun
- westhaltenois adjective, noun
- Westhaltenoise noun
- Westhoek proper noun
- Westhoffen proper noun
- westhoffenois adjective, noun
- Westhoffenoise noun
- Westhouse proper noun
- westhousien adjective, noun
- Westhousienne noun
- westhousois adjective, noun
- Westhousoise noun
- westie noun \wɛs.ti\
- Westin proper noun
- westique adjective
- Westkapelle proper noun
- Westland proper noun
- Westley proper noun
- Westmalle proper noun \wɛst.mal\
- westmannien adjective
- Westminster proper noun
- Westmontais noun \wɛs(t).mɔ̃.tɛ\
- Westmount proper noun /wɛst.ma.unt/: Westmount (a city in Montreal, Quebec, Canada)
- Westmountais noun \wɛs(t).mawn.tɛ\
- Westmountois noun \wɛs(t).mawn.twa\
- Weston proper noun
- Westphal proper noun \vɛst.fal\
- Westphalie proper noun \vɛst.fa.li\: Westphalia
- westphalien adjective, noun /vɛst.fa.ljɛ̃/: Westphalian
- westphalienne adjective, noun \vɛst.fa.ljɛn\: female equivalent of Westphalien
- westphaliens adjective, noun: plural of Westphalien
- westphalite noun \vɛst.fa.lit\
- Westport proper noun
- Westray proper noun
- westrehemois adjective, noun
- Westrehemoise noun
- westrumite noun \vɛs.tʁy.mit\
- Westvleteren proper noun \wɛst.vle.tə.ʁən\
- Westward proper noun
- Westwick proper noun
- Westwood proper noun
- wet noun \wɛt\
- Wetherby proper noun
- wetsuit noun \wɛt.sut\
- Wetter proper noun
- Wetteren proper noun \wɛ.tə.rən\
- wetterhoun noun
- wetterli noun \vɛ.tɛʁ.li\
- Wettingen proper noun
- Wettolsheim proper noun \vɛ.tɔls.(h)ajm\
- wettolsheimois adjective, noun
- Wettolsheimoise noun
- wetware noun
- Wetzikon proper noun
- Wetzlar proper noun
- weur noun \tʁa.va.jœʁ\
- Wevelgem proper noun
- Wexford proper noun
- Weybridge proper noun
- Weyer proper noun
- weyerois adjective, noun
- Weyeroise noun
- Weyersheim proper noun \va.jəʁs.(h)ajm\
- weyersheimois adjective, noun
- Weyersheimoise noun
- Weygand proper noun
- Weymouth proper noun
- Wez proper noun
- Wezel proper noun
- wezembeekois adjective, noun
- Wezembeekoise noun
- wezien adjective, noun
- Wezienne noun
- wezois adjective, noun
- Wezoise noun
- WF noun \du.blə.ve.ɛf\
- wgeter verb \du.blə.ve.ɡɛ.te\
- Wh/Wc noun \wa.tœʁ paʁ wat kʁɛt\
- whakapapa noun \wa.ka.pa.pa\
- whale watching noun
- whaling noun \wɛj.liŋ\
- Whalley proper noun
- whalphin noun \wal.fɛ̃\
- whare noun
- wharf noun \waʁf\
Part 3 · Part 5 · French words: W
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 W: 2,099 words, in 7 parts.