French words: y to yaooouh
300 French words, part 1 of 4 of the words starting with Y, A to Z. 13 have a page of their own.
French words y to yaooouh
- y adverb, letter, noun, particle, pronoun, suffix /i.ɡʁɛk/: a letter in the French alphabet, after x and before z
- y a verb /i.j‿a/: ellipsis of il y a
- y a bon phrase \ja.bɔ̃\
- y a dra verb [nouchi]
- y a foye verb [nouchi]
- y a foyi verb [nouchi]
- y’a pas phrase \j‿a pa\
- y’a pas à tortiller phrase \j‿a pa a tɔʁ.ti.je\
- y’a pas à tortiller du cul pour chier droit phrase \j‿a pa a tɔʁ.ti.je dy ky puʁ ʃje dʁwa\
- y a pas de mais phrase \j‿a pa də mɛ\
- y’a pas de quoi phrase, verb \j‿a pɑ d‿kwa\
- y a pas de soin verb
- y’a pas idée de verb \j‿a pa i.de də\
- y a pas le feu au lac phrase /i.j‿a pa l(ə) fø o lak/: alternative form of il n'y a pas le feu au lac
- y'a plus de jeunesse phrase /i‿.a ply d(ə) ʒœ.nɛs/: alternative form of il n'y a plus de jeunesse
- y'a plus qu'à phrase /ja ply k‿a/: now all we have to do is to put that into action, and now you gotta put that into practice (now that someone knows all that there is to know about...
- y a qu’à noun \ja.ka\
- y a-t-il verb /i.j‿a.t‿il/: subject-inverted form of il y a; is there? are there?, (after a modal adverb) there is, there are
- y accent grave noun \i ɡʁɛk a.k.sɑ̃ ɡʁav\
- y aller verb /i.j‿a.le/: to leave; to depart
- y aller au culot verb /i a.le o ky.lo/: to bluff one's way through
- y aller au talent verb /i.j‿a.le o ta.lɑ̃/: to fly by the seat of one's pants, to play by ear, to wing it (to sit an exam without having studied for it, relying only on one's skills and previous...
- y aller bon cœur bon argent verb \i.j‿a.le bɔ̃ kœʁ bɔ.n‿aʁ.ʒɑ̃\
- y aller comme une corneille qui abat des noix verb \i ja.le kɔ.m‿yn kɔʁ.nɛj ki a.ba de nwa\
- y aller de verb \i a.le də\
- y aller de la larme verb \i ja.le də la laʁm\
- y aller de sa tête verb \j‿a.le də sa tɛt\
- y aller du chapeau verb \i ja.le dy ʃa.po\
- y aller du cigare verb
- y aller mollo verb \i a.le mo.lo\
- y aller mou verb \i a.le mu\
- y aller par là verb
- y avoir verb /i.j‿a.vwaʁ/: there be
- y avoir anguille sous roche verb /i.j‿a.vwa.ʁ‿ɑ̃.ɡij su ʁɔʃ/: for there to be something fishy and suspicious going on, for there to be something in the wind, in the offing
- y avoir baleine sous graviers verb \j‿a.vwaʁ ba.lɛn su ɡʁa.vje\
- y avoir caca sous neige verb \i ja.vwaʁ ka.ka su nɛʒ\
- y avoir de l'eau dans le gaz verb /i a.vwaʁ də l‿o dɑ̃ l(ə) ɡaz/: for there to be trouble brewing, for there to be trouble in paradise, for there to be tension in the air
- y avoir de l’électricité dans l’air verb \i.j‿a.vwaʁ də l‿e.lɛk.tʁi.si.te dɑ̃ l‿ɛʁ\
- y avoir de quoi s’arracher les cheveux verb \i ja.vwaʁ də kwa sa.ʁa.ʃe le ʃə.və\
- y avoir du mal de fait verb \i.j‿a.vwaʁ dy mal də fɛ\
- y avoir du monde à messe phrase
- y avoir du monde au balcon verb \i.j‿a.vwaʁ dy mɔ̃.d‿o bal.kɔ̃\
- y avoir du tirage verb \j‿a.vwaʁ dy ti.ʁaʒ\
- y avoir fort à parier verb /i a.vwaʁ fɔʁ a pa.ʁje/: for it to be very probable that
- y avoir gras verb \i.j‿a.vwaʁ ɡʁɑ\
- y avoir gros à parier verb \i j‿a.vwaʁ ɡʁo a pa.ʁje\
- y avoir lieu de verb \j‿a.vwaʁ ljø də\
- y avoir mille à parier verb /i.j‿a.vwaʁ mi.l‿a pa.ʁje/: for it to be very probable that
- y avoir péril en la demeure verb /i.j‿a.vwaʁ pe.ʁil ɑ̃ la d(ə).mœʁ/: for there to be danger in delay
- y avoir un avant et un après verb /i a.vwaʁ œ̃.n‿a.vɑ̃ e œ̃.n‿a.pʁɛ/: for there to be a before and an after
- y avoir un loup verb \i.j‿a.vwa.ʁ‿œ̃ lu\
- y avoir une cenne à faire verb [i a.vwɑːʁ ʏn sɛn a fɛːʁ]
- y avoir une couille dans le manou verb
- y avoir une couille dans le pâté verb \i a.vwa.ʁ‿yn kuj dɑ̃.l‿pɑ.te\
- y avoir une couille dans le potage verb \i a.vwa.ʁ‿yn kuj dɑ̃.l‿pɔ.taʒ\
- y avoir une piastre à faire verb \i a.vwa.ʁ‿yn pja.s‿a fɛʁ\
- y c. preposition \i.kɔ̃.pʁi\
- y compris postposition, preposition /i kɔ̃.pʁi/: including (being part of the group or topic just mentioned)
- y comprise adjective \i kɔ̃.pʁiz\
- y crosse noun \i.ɡʁɛk kʁɔs\
- y dans l’a noun \i ɡʁɛk dɑ̃ l‿a\
- y en a des qui pronoun /j‿ɑ̃.n‿a de ki/: Less formal alternative of il y en a des qui
- y en avoir pour un régiment verb \j‿ɑ̃.n‿a.vwaʁ puʁ œ̃ ʁe.ʒi.mɑ̃\
- y être pour quelque chose verb \i ɛtʁ puʁ kel.kə ʃoz\
- y faire verb \i fɛʁ\
- y grec noun \i ɡʁɛk\
- y laisser des plumes verb /i lɛ.se de plym/: not to come out of it unscathed, to come out of it battered and bruised
- y laisser sa vie phrase \i lɛ.se sa vi\
- y laisser ses os phrase \i lɛ.se se.z‿o\
- Yıldız proper noun \jil.diz\
- y mettre de la conscience verb \i mɛtʁ də la kɔ̃.sjɑ̃s\
- y mettre du sien verb /i mɛ.tʁə dy sjɛ̃/: to do one's bit, to do one's part, to show some goodwill, to demonstrate some willingness
- y'ont contraction: contraction of ils + ont
- y passer verb /i pa.se/: to kick the bucket
- y penser à deux fois verb \i pɑ̃.se a dø fwa\
- y regarder à deux fois verb /i ʁ(ə).ɡaʁ.de a dø fwa/: to think twice
- y relatif adjective \i ʁə.la.tif\
- y rester verb /i ʁɛs.te/: to kick the bucket, to buy it, to check out (to die)
- y tâter verb \i tɑ.te\
- y tenir verb \i tə.niʁ\
- y venir verb \i və.niʁ\
- y voir comme à travers une pelle verb \i vwaʁ kɔ.m‿a tʁa.vɛ.ʁ‿yn pɛl\
- y voir plus clair verb \i vwaʁ ply klɛʁ\
- ya noun \ja\
- ya-te-veo noun \ja.te.ve.o\
- yaa noun \ja\
- Yaacov proper noun
- yaaku noun: the Yaaku language
- yab noun \jab\
- Yaba proper noun \ja.ba\
- yabe noun
- yabem adjective, noun: the Yabim language
- yabgou noun
- yabgu noun
- yabh noun \jab\
- yable noun /jabl/: alternative form of yiable
- yaboy noun: synonym of allache
- yac noun \jak\
- yacaré noun \ja.ka.ʁe\
- yace noun
- yach interjection, noun \jaʃ\
- Yacha proper noun
- yache interjection \jaʃ\
- yachmak noun \jaʃ.mak\: yashmak
- yacht noun /jɔt/: yacht
- yacht-club noun /jɔt.klœb/: yacht club (sports club for sailing and yachting)
- yacht rock noun
- yachting noun /jɔ.tiŋ/: yachting
- yachtman noun /jɔt.man/: alternative form of yachtsman
- yachtsman noun /jɔts.man/: yachtsman
- yachtswoman noun /jɔt.swo.man/: yachtswoman
- yachtwoman noun /jɔ.two.man/: alternative spelling of yachtswoman
- Yachvili proper noun
- Yacine proper noun \ja.sin\
- yack noun /jak/: yak (ox-like mammal)
- yack commun noun \jak kɔ.mœ̃\
- yack domestique noun \jak dɔ.mɛs.tik\
- yack grognant noun \jak ɡʁɔ.ɲɑ̃\
- yack grogneur noun \jak ɡʁɔ.ɲœʁ\
- yack muet noun \jak my.ɛ\
- yack sauvage noun \jak so.vaʒ\
- yackier noun /ja.kje/: yakherd, yak herdsman
- yacô interjection \ɛ̃\
- yacon noun
- Yacoub proper noun \ja.kub\
- yacouba adjective, noun
- yacounin noun \ja.ku.nɛ̃\
- yacounine noun \ja.ku.nin\
- yad noun \jad\
- Yadav proper noun
- yadd noun \jad\
- yaddh noun \jad\
- yadh noun \jad\
- Yadi proper noun
- yadj noun \jadʒ\
- yadj de l’Adrar noun \jadʒ də l‿a.dʁaʁ\
- yaeba noun \ja.e.ba\
- Yaeko proper noun /ja.e.ko/: a female given name from Japanese
- Yaël proper noun \ja.ɛl\
- Yaëlle proper noun /ja.ɛl/: a female given name from Hebrew
- yaeyama noun \ja.e.ja.ma\
- yaf noun \jaf\
- Yaffa proper noun \ja.fa\
- yag noun \jaɡ\
- yagan adjective, noun \ja.ɡan\
- yagé noun [ja.ɡe]: yage
- yagéine noun \ja.ɡe.in\
- yagh noun \jaʁ\
- yagh de l’Aïr noun \jaɡ də l‿aiʁ\
- yagh touareg noun \jaɡ twa.ʁɛɡ\
- yaghh noun
- yaghnobi noun: the Yagnobi language
- yaghw noun
- Yagi proper noun \ja.ɡi\
- yagn noun \jaɡn\
- yagn touareg noun \jaɡn twa.ʁɛɡ\
- yagtan noun: a leather bag used in parts of Central Asia
- yagua noun
- yagw noun
- yah noun \ja\
- yah touareg noun \ja twa.ʁɛɡ\
- yahh noun \ja\
- Yahia proper noun \ja.ja\
- Yaho proper noun \ja.ɔ\
- yahootiser verb \ja.u.ti.ze\
- yahourt noun \ja.uʁt\
- Yahtzee noun
- yahuasca noun \ja.y.as.ka\: alternative form of ayahuasca
- Yahvé proper noun \ja.ve\
- yahvisme noun \ja.vism\
- yahviste adjective \ja.vist\
- Yahweh proper noun \ja.ve\
- Yahya proper noun
- Yahyaoui proper noun /ja.ja.wi/: a surname from Arabic
- yainvillais adjective, noun
- Yainvillaise noun
- Yaïr proper noun \ja.iʁ\
- yaj noun \jaʒ\
- yaj de l’Ahaggar noun
- yaj touareg noun \jaʒ twa.ʁɛɡ\
- yajeine noun \ja.ʒe.in\
- yak interjection, noun /jak/: alternative spelling of yack
- yak touareg noun \jak twa.ʁɛɡ\
- yak-yak noun \tʃak.tʃak\
- yaka adjective, noun, verb \ja.ka\
- yakafokon interjection, noun \ja.ka.fo.kɔ̃\
- yakama adjective, noun \ja.ka.ma\
- Yakamas noun \ja.ka.ma\
- yakan adjective, noun
- yakh noun \jak\
- yakh touareg noun \jak twa.ʁɛɡ\
- yakhh noun \jak\
- yakhtchal noun
- yakhw noun
- yakiniku noun
- yakisoba noun \ja.ki.so.ba\
- yakitori noun \ja.ki.tɔ.ʁi\
- yako interjection, noun \ja.ko\
- yakoma adjective, noun \ja.kɔ.ma\
- yakounine noun \ja.ku.nin\
- yakoute adjective, noun /ja.kut/: Yakut (people)
- Yakoutie proper noun /ja.ku.ti/: Yakutia, Sakha Republic (a republic and federal subject of eastern Russia)
- yakoutien adjective, noun \ja.ku.tjɛ̃\
- yakoutiser verb \ja.ku.ti.ze\
- Yakov proper noun
- Yakovlev proper noun
- yaktaro noun /jak.ta.ʁo/: ektara
- yakusa noun /ja.ku.za/: alternative spelling of yakuza
- yakuza noun /ja.ky.za/: yakuza (Japanese organized crime gang)
- yakw noun
- yal noun \jal\
- yala noun
- Yale proper noun \jel\
- yali noun /ja.li/: yali
- Yalla proper noun
- Yalta noun \jal.ta\
- Yalu proper noun
- yam noun \jam\
- yam’s noun \jams\
- Yama proper noun \ja.ma\
- yama-maï noun \ja.ma.maj\
- yamabushi noun
- Yamachiche proper noun /ja.ma.ʃiʃ/: a town and municipality of the administrative region of Mauricie, Quebec, Canada
- yamachichois adjective, noun \ja.ma.ʃi.ʃwa\
- Yamachichoise noun \ja.ma.ʃi.ʃwaz\
- Yamada proper noun /ja.ma.da/: a surname from Japanese
- Yamagata proper noun
- Yamaguchi proper noun /ja.ma.ɡut.ʃi/: a surname from Japanese
- Yamaha proper noun \ja.ma.a\
- yamakasi noun /ja.ma.ka.zi/: free runner (parkour runner)
- Yamamoto proper noun /ja.ma.mɔ.to/: a surname from Japanese
- Yamanashi proper noun \ja.ma.na.ʃi\
- Yamasaki proper noun /ja.ma.sa.ki/: a surname from Japanese
- Yamaska proper noun
- Yamaskois noun \ja.mas.kwa\
- Yamazaki proper noun
- yamba noun \jam.ba\
- yambassa adjective, noun \jam.ba.sa\
- yamen noun \ja.mɛn\
- yamete kudasai interjection \ja.me.te ku.da.saj\
- Yamina proper noun \ja.mi.na\
- yaminahua adjective, noun \ja.mi.na.wa\
- yaminawa noun \ja.mi.na.wa\
- YAML proper noun \i.ɡʁɛk.a.ɛm.ɛl\
- yamme noun /jam/: sweet potato; yam
- Yamna noun \ja.na\
- Yamnaya noun \ja.na.ja\
- Yamoussoukro proper noun /ja.mu.su.kʁo/: Yamoussoukro (the official and administrative capital of Ivory Coast)
- yamoussoukrois adjective, noun \ja.mu.su.kʁwa\: of Yamoussoukro
- yamoussoukroise adjective, noun /ja.mu.su.kʁwaz/: feminine singular of yamoussoukrois
- yams noun \jam\
- yamtchik noun \jam.tʃik\: yamstchik
- Yamuna proper noun
- yan noun \jan\
- yana noun \ja.na\
- yanagawa-nabe noun
- yanang noun \ja.nɑ̃ɡ\
- Yanaon proper noun \ja.na.ɔ̃\
- Yanbu proper noun
- yandere noun \jan.de.ʁe\
- Yandex proper noun \jɑ̃.dɛks\
- yandou noun /jɑ̃.du/: nandu
- yang noun /jɑ̃ɡ/: yang
- yang touareg noun \jaŋɡ twa.ʁɛɡ\
- yangba noun \jɑ̃ɡ.ba\
- yangben noun
- yanghir noun: Siberian ibex
- yangqin noun \jan.kin\
- Yangtsé proper noun /jɑ̃t.se/: Yangtze (a major river in China, the third-longest river in the world)
- Yangyang proper noun
- Yanic proper noun \ja.nik\
- Yanis proper noun \ja.nis\
- yanito noun \ja.ni.to\
- yanké noun /jɑ̃.ke/: a strong and brave street criminal
- yankee adjective, noun \jɑ̃.ki\: Yankee
- Yankee-bécois noun \jan.ki.be.kwa\
- yankee terrier noun \jɑ̃n.ki tɛ.ʁje\
- yankeeiser verb \jan.ki.i.ze\
- yankiste adjective /jɑ̃.kist/: Yankee; American
- yankton adjective \jɑ̃k.tɔ̃\
- Yanktons noun \jɑ̃k.tɔ̃\
- Yann proper noun /jan/: a male given name from Breton
- Yanne proper noun /jan/: a French surname
- Yannick proper noun /ja.nik/: a male given name from Breton
- Yannig proper noun \ja.nik\
- Yannis proper noun \ja.nis\
- yanolite noun \ja.no.lit\
- yanomamɨ adjective, noun
- yanomami adjective, noun \ja.nɔ.ma.mi\
- yąnomamö adjective, noun
- yanornis noun
- yansi noun
- yanthosiderite noun: synonym of goethite
- yantra noun \jɑ̃n.tʁa\
- yanzi noun
- yao adjective, noun \ja.o\
- yaodong noun \jaʊˈdʊŋ\
- yaoi noun \ja.ɔj\
- yaoiste noun \ja.ɔ.ist\
- yaooouh interjection \ja.uː\
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 Y: 1,086 words, in 4 parts.