French words: z to zayane
300 French words, part 1 of 7 of the words starting with Z, A to Z. 39 have a page of their own.
French words z to zayane
- z letter, infix, interfix, noun, prefix, pronoun, suffix, symbol /zɛd/: The twenty-sixth letter of the French alphabet, written in the Latin script.
- Z-9 tricosène noun \zɛd nœf tʁi.ko.zɛn\
- Z.A.C. noun \zak\
- z'abonner verb: alternative form of abonner, to subscribe
- z'affaire noun: alternative form of affaire, affair
- z'aigrette noun: alternative form of aigrette, egret
- z'amendement noun: alternative form of amendement, amendment
- z'ami noun: alternative form of ami, friend
- z'animau noun: alternative form of animal
- z'apprenti noun: alternative form of apprenti, apprentice
- zœbersdorfois adjective, noun /tsø.bɛʁs.dɔʁ.fwa/: of Zœbersdorf
- zœbersdorfoise adjective, noun /tsø.bɛʁs.dɔʁ.fwaz/: female equivalent of Zœbersdorfois
- Z/E-8-DDA noun
- z'épice noun: alternative form of épice, spice, seasoning
- z'étage noun: alternative form of étage, floor, stage
- Z-grille noun
- Z.I. noun \zɛd.i\
- zœil noun \zœj\
- z'immense adjective: alternative form of immense
- z'indemnité noun: alternative form of indemnité, indemnity
- z'Indien noun: alternative form of Indien, Amerindian
- z'oie noun: alternative form of oie, goose
- z'oiseau noun /zwa.zo/: alternative form of oiseau (“bird”)
- z'orange noun: alternative form of orange
- złoty noun \zlɔ.ti\
- Z.U.P. noun \zyp\
- z’y pronoun \zi\
- z’y va interjection
- z'yeu noun: alternative form of œil, eye
- z’yeuter verb \z‿jø.te\
- z'yeux noun: alternative spelling of z'yeux, eyes
- Z0ZZ interjection \zɔz\
- (Z8/E8)-12 Ac noun
- Z9-12:Ac noun
- Z9-dodécénylacétate noun \zɛd nœf do.de.se.ni.la.se.tat\
- za noun, prefix \zɛ.da\: solfège syllable formerly used to represent B flat
- Zaadi proper noun
- zaâmisme noun /za.a.mism/: leadership that is an abuse of power
- Zaandam proper noun \zɑ̃.dam\
- zaatar noun \za.taʁ\
- Zabeth proper noun
- zabiba noun
- zabitler noun
- Zabou proper noun /za.bu/: a diminutive of the female given name Isabelle
- Zabrak noun \za.bʁak\
- zabre noun \zabʁ\: a beetle of the genus Zabrus
- zabre bossu noun \zabʁ bɔ.sy\
- zabre des céréales noun \zabʁ de se.ʁe.al\
- Zabulon proper noun: Zebulun
- zabuton noun \za.bu.tɔn\
- ZAC noun \zɛ.d‿a.se\: initialism of zone d'aménagement concerté
- Zacatecas proper noun \za.ka.te.kas\
- Zaccaï proper noun
- Zach proper noun
- Zacharie proper noun /za.ka.ʁi/: Zacharias; Zachariah; Zechariah (biblical character)
- zacharien adjective, noun \za.ka.ʁjɛ̃\: of Saint-Zacharie in Var
- zacharienne adjective, noun /za.ka.ʁjɛn/: female equivalent of Zacharien
- zacharois adjective, noun /za.ka.ʁwa/: of, from or relating to the municipality of Saint-Zacharie, Les Etchemins Regional County Municipality, Quebec, Canada
- zacharoise adjective, noun /za.ka.ʁwaz/: female equivalent of Zacharois
- Zachary proper noun \za.ka.ʁi\
- Zachée proper noun \za.ke\: Zacchaeus
- Zack proper noun \zak\
- Zackary proper noun \za.ka.ʁi\
- zacynthien adjective, noun /za.sɛ̃.tjɛ̃/: Zacynthian
- zad noun /zad/: acronym of zone à défendre (“zone to defend”)
- Zadar proper noun \za.daʁ\
- zader verb \za.de\
- Zadi proper noun \za.di\
- zadigacité noun \za.di.ɡa.si.te\
- zadisme noun /za.dism/: a form of militant blockade or occupation of a zone as a form of protest
- zadiste adjective, noun /za.dist/: member of a ZAD (zone à défendre)
- ZAE noun \zɛ.d‿a.ø\
- ZAER noun
- zaessinguois adjective, noun: of Zaessingue
- zaessinguoise adjective, noun /zɛ.sɛ̃.ɡwaz/: female equivalent of Zaessinguois
- zafra noun
- zafu noun
- Zag proper noun
- zagaie noun \za.ɡɛ\
- zagal noun \za.ɡal\
- zagawa adjective, noun \za.ɡa.wa\: alternative form of zaghawa
- zagaya noun
- zagharit noun \za.ɡa.ʁit\: a ululation uttered by certain North African and Middle Eastern women as a sign of respect
- zagharite noun \za.ɡa.ʁit\: alternative form of zagharit
- zaghawa noun: Zaghawa (people)
- Zaghouan proper noun /za.ɡwɑ̃/: a town in Tunisia.
- zaghrouta noun
- zagotzerno noun /za.ɡɔt.zɛʁ.no/: zagotzerno
- Zagré proper noun
- Zagreb proper noun /za.ɡʁɛb/: Zagreb (the capital and largest city of Croatia)
- zagrébiser verb \za.ɡʁe.bi.ze\
- zagrébois adjective
- zaguer verb \za.ɡe\
- Zahara proper noun
- zahato noun \s̪a.ha.to\: bota bag
- Zahia proper noun
- zâhir noun \za.iʁ\: zahir
- Zahlé proper noun
- zahliote adjective, noun \za.ljɔt\: Zahliot
- Zahn proper noun
- Zaho proper noun
- zahorie noun \za.ɔ.ʁi\
- Zahra proper noun \za.ʁa\
- zaï noun \zaj\: an African agricultural technique consisting of sowing in holes that naturally concentrate water and fertilizers by simple runoff
- zaïavlenie noun
- zaibac noun: mercury (metal)
- zaïbatsou noun \zaj.ba.tsu\
- zaibatsu noun \zaj.ba.tsu\
- Zaid proper noun
- zaïdisme noun /za.i.dism/: Zaidism, Zaidiyyah
- zaïdite adjective, noun: Zaidist
- zaïm noun \za.im\: zaim
- zaïmph noun \za.imf\: a veil, as worn by the Phoenician goddess Tanit
- zain adjective, noun /zɛ̃/: Having no white markings (of the coat of a horse, dog etc.)
- Zainab proper noun \za.i.nab\
- zainichi noun
- zaïre noun /za.iʁ/: zaire (currency)
- zaïrianisation noun /za.i.ʁja.ni.za.sjɔ̃/: Zaireanization
- zaïrianiser verb /za.i.ʁja.ni.ze/: to make Zairean
- zaïriser verb \za.i.ʁi.ze\
- zaïrois adjective, noun \za.i.ʁwa\: resident or native of Zaire
- zaïroise adjective, noun \za.i.ʁwaz\: female equivalent of zaïrois
- Zajac proper noun \za.ʒak\
- Zaka proper noun
- Zakaria proper noun \za.ka.ʁja\
- Zakariya proper noun
- zakat noun \za.kat\: zakat (almsgiving)
- Zakharova proper noun
- Zakopane proper noun
- zakouski noun /za.kus.ki/: an hors-d'oeuvre, especially one of Russian or Polish style
- zalabia noun: alternative form of zlabia
- zalambdodonte adjective \za.lɑ̃b.dɔ.dɔ̃t\
- zalanais adjective, noun /za.la.nɛ/: of Zalana
- zalanaise adjective, noun /za.la.nɛz/: female equivalent of Zalanais
- Zalando proper noun
- Zaleski proper noun
- Zalman proper noun
- Zaloeil adjective \za.lœj\
- Zam proper noun \zam\
- zam-zam noun
- zamac noun \za.mak\: alternative form of zamak
- zamak noun \za.mak\: zamak
- zamal noun \za.mal\: marijuana (drug or plant)
- zamalien noun \za.ma.ljɛ̃\
- Zamani proper noun
- zamar noun /za.maʁ/: a type of horn from the Rif region of Morocco
- zamarra noun
- zambajon noun /zɑ̃.ba.ʒɔ̃/: synonym of sabayon
- Zambeaux proper noun \zɑ̃.bo\
- Zambèze proper noun \zɑ̃.bɛz\: Zambezi (river)
- zambézien adjective \zɑ̃.be.zjɛ̃\: Zambezian
- zambianiser verb \zɑ̃.bja.ni.ze\
- Zambie proper noun /zɑ̃.bi/: Zambia (a country in Southern Africa)
- zambien adjective, noun /zɑ̃.bjɛ̃/: Zambian
- zambienne adjective, noun \zɑ̃.bjɛn\: feminine singular of zambien
- zambio- prefix \zɑ̃.bjo\
- zambo noun, prefix \zam.bo\
- Zamboanga proper noun
- zambra noun \zam.bʁa\
- zambranien adjective \zam.bʁa.njɛ̃\
- zambretto noun \zam.bʁe.to\: a mixture of raw alcohol and lemonade drunk in Algeria
- zamées noun \za.me\
- Zamenhof proper noun
- zamenis noun \za.mə.nis\: rat snake (of the genus Zamenis)
- zamenis verte et jaune noun \za.mə.nis.vɛʁ.t‿e.ʒon\
- zamet noun: a type of tulip
- Zamfara proper noun
- zamia noun \za.mja\: zamia (cycad)
- zamier noun \za.mje\: synonym of zamia
- zamioculcas noun \za.mjo.kyl.kas\: zamioculcas
- zamite noun \za.mit\
- zammara noun \za.ma.ʁa\
- Zammit proper noun
- Zamora proper noun
- zamorin noun \za.mɔ.ʁɛ̃\
- Zampa proper noun
- zampogna noun \dzam.poɲ.ɲa\
- zamu noun \za.my\
- zamuco noun \za.my.ko\: the Ayoreo language spoken in parts of South America
- Zamudio proper noun
- zamuro noun
- Zamzam proper noun \zam.zam\
- ZAN proper noun \zɑ̃\
- zanaloïne noun \za.na.lɔ.in\
- zancle noun \zɑ̃kl\: surgeonfish etc (of the family Acanthuridae)
- zancléen adjective, noun \zɑ̃.kle.ɛ̃\: Zanclean
- zandé noun \zɑ̃.de\
- Zandt proper noun
- Zandvoort proper noun
- Zanetti proper noun
- zang adjective
- zangide adjective: Zangid
- zango verb [nouchi]
- Zanguebar proper noun \zɑ̃.ge.baʁ\
- zani noun \za.ni\: alternative form of zanni
- zankha noun
- Zanna proper noun
- zanni noun \dzan.ni\
- zannichellie noun \za.ni.ʃɛ.li\
- Zanon proper noun
- Zanskar proper noun \zɑ̃.skaʁ\
- Zante proper noun \zɑ̃t\
- zanthoxylée noun \zan.tɔk.si.le\
- zantiote adjective, noun \zɑ̃.tjɔt\
- zanzi noun \zɑ̃.zi\: zanzibar (a game played with three dice.)
- zanzibar noun /zɑ̃.zi.baʁ/: a game played with three dice
- zanzibari adjective, noun \zɑ̃.zi.ba.ʁi\
- zanzibarien adjective, noun \zɑ̃.zi.ba.ʁjɛ̃\
- Zanzibarienne noun \zɑ̃.zi.ba.ʁjɛn\
- zanzibariser verb \zɑ̃.zi.ba.ʁi.ze\
- zanzibarite adjective \zɑ̃.zi.ba.ʁit\
- Zaoui proper noun \za.wi\
- zaouïa noun /za.u.ja/: alternative form of zaouïa (“zawiya”)
- zaouiya noun \za.u.ja\
- zapa noun, verb /za.pa/: third-person singular past historic of zaper
- záparo noun /za.pa.ʁo/: the Záparo language
- Zapata proper noun \za.pa.ta\
- zapateado noun \sa.pa.te.a.do\: zapateado
- zapateriste adjective, noun \za.pa.te.ʁist\
- zapatisme noun /za.pa.tism/: Zapatism
- zapatiste adjective, noun /za.pa.tist/: Zapatista
- zaper verb \za.pe\: alternative spelling of zapper
- zapette noun \za.pɛt\: zapper, (TV) remote
- zapil’s noun \za.pils\
- zapil’ser verb \za.pils\
- zapoï noun \za.pɔj\
- zapon noun \za.pɔ̃\
- zapopina noun
- Zaporijia proper noun /za.pɔ.ʁi.ʒja/: Zaporizhzhia (an industrial city, the administrative centre of Zaporizhzhia urban hromada, Zaporizhzhia Raion and Zaporizhzhia Oblast, in south-central...
- Zaporijjia proper noun \za.pɔ.ʁi.ʒja\
- zapornie noun \za.pɔʁ.ni\: spotted crake (Rallus porzana)
- zaporogue adjective, noun \za.pɔ.ʁɔɡ\
- Zaporojie proper noun /za.pɔ.ʁɔ.ʒje/: synonym of Zaporijia (“Zaporozhye”)
- zapotèque adjective, noun \za.pɔ.tɛk\: Zapotec
- zapotèque d’Amatlán noun
- zapotèque d’Ocotlán noun
- zapotèque de l’Isthme noun
- zapotèque de la Sierra de Juárez noun
- zapotèque de Lachixío noun
- zapotèque de Mitla noun
- zapotèque de San Baltazar Chichicápam noun
- zapotèque de San Bartolomé Zoogocho noun
- zapotèque de San Francisco Ozolotepec noun
- zapotèque de San Juan Guelavía noun
- zappage noun \za.paʒ\: zapping, channel hopping
- zapper verb /za.pe/: to channel-hop, channel surf
- zapper sur manuel verb \za.pe syʁ ma.nɥɛl\
- zappette noun \za.pɛt\
- zappeur noun /za.pœʁ/: zapper, (TV) remote
- zappeuse noun \za.pøz\: female equivalent of zappeur
- zapping noun /za.piŋ/: zapping, channel hopping, channel surfing
- zaptié noun \zap.tje\: zaptié
- zaptieh noun
- Zapus noun
- zaqé noun \za.ke\
- zar noun \zaʁ\: a form of exorcism practised in Egypt
- Zara proper noun
- zarabe adjective, noun \za.ʁab\: an Indian muslim resident in Réunion
- zaraf adjective \za.ʁaf\
- zaraguina noun
- zarater noun: synonym of étourneau
- Zarathoustra proper noun \za.ʁa.tus.tʁa\
- zarathoustrien adjective, noun \za.ʁa.tus.tʁi.jɛ̃\
- Zarathustra proper noun
- zaratite noun \za.ʁa.tit\
- zarb adjective, noun /zaʁb/: tombak
- zarbe adjective \zaʁb\
- zarbi adjective /zaʁ.bi/: strange; unusual
- zarbiment adverb \zaʁ.bi.mɑ̃\
- zarbiste noun /zaʁ.bist/: zarbist
- Zarco proper noun
- zarda noun \zaʁ.da\
- zaref adjective, verb \za.ʁef\
- zarei noun
- zarfa noun: synonym of cuivre
- Zaria proper noun \za.ʁi.a\
- zarico noun \za.ʁi.ko\: alternative form of haricot, snap bean, green bean
- zaricot noun \za.ʁi.ko\
- Zarina proper noun \za.ʁi.na\
- Zarka proper noun \zaʁ.ka\
- zarlinien adjective \zaʁ.li.njɛ̃\
- zarma interjection, noun \zaʁ.ma\: the Zarma group of languages
- zarmaphone adjective, noun \zaʁ.ma.fɔn\: That speaks a Zarma language
- Zarra proper noun
- Zarzis proper noun \zaʁ.zis\
- zarzuela noun /zaʁ.zɥe.la/: Pre-1990 spelling of zarzuéla.
- Zas proper noun
- zastruga noun
- zat adjective, noun \zat\
- zaubette noun /zo.bɛt/: a shy or timid girl
- zaun-kommando noun \zɔn.kɔ.mɑ̃.do\: a group of French Second World War prisoner of war in Germany whose job was to carry timber
- Zavatta proper noun
- Zaventem proper noun \zaː.vən.tɛm\
- zaventemien adjective, noun: of Zaventem in Belgium
- zaventemienne adjective, noun: female equivalent of Zaventemien
- Zawahiri proper noun
- zawiya noun \za.wi.ja\: alternative spelling of zaouïa
- zawiyah noun \za.wi.ja\: alternative form of zaouïa
- zay noun \zaj\: alternative form of zaïn
- zayane adjective, noun \za.jan\: a variety of the Tamazight language of central Morocco
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 Z: 1,916 words, in 7 parts.