Most common French words

47883 words

Words 29801–29900

29801attributaire

grantee; awardee

Noun

29802sulpicien

Sulspician

Adjective

29803aquarelliste

watercolourist / watercolorist

Noun

29804olim

the records of judgments rendered by the king's court during the reigns of St. Louis, Philip the Bold, Philip the Fair, Louis the Hutin, and Philip the Long

Noun

29805manse

manse

Noun

29806beatbox

beatbox

Noun

29807grand-mère

grandmother

Noun

29808journellement

daily (every day)

Adverb

29809belladone

deadly nightshade (Atropa belladonna)

Noun

29810hémophilie

haemophilia (any of several hereditary illnesses that impair the body's ability to control bleeding)

Noun

29811festiner

to feast

Verb

29812judéité

Jewishness (in the national or ethnic sense, in terms of being a member of the Jewish people or nation)

Noun

29813glorieusement

gloriously

Adverb

29814gérontologie

gerontology (branch of science)

Noun

29815objectivation

objectivation

Noun

29816centrage

centering (act of putting into the center)

Noun

29817luthéranisme

Lutheranism (branch of Christianity developed by Martin Luther)

Noun

29818lymphe

lymph

Noun

29819pinacothèque

art gallery; pinacotheca

Noun

29820majestueusement

majestically

Adverb

29821bougeotte

wanderlust; itchy feet

Noun

29822chichement

meanly, sparingly, niggardly

Adverb

29823lactosérum

whey

Noun

29824postmodernisme

postmodernism

Noun

29825méthyl

methyl

Noun

29826tonicité

muscle tone; tonus, tonicity

Noun

29827transversalement

transversally; crosswise

Adverb

29828déchristianisation

dechristianization

Noun

29829atchoum

achoo

Interjection

29830zouma

a large, weekly market in parts of Madagascar

Noun

29831matriarcat

matriarchy; matriarchate

Noun

29832incivisme

incivism, incivility, anti-social behavior; non-compliance

Noun

29833JLD

initialism of juge des libertés et de la détention

Noun

29834bugle

bugle (hunting horn); flugelhorn (brass instrument); bugle, bugleweed (plant)

Noun

29835indissoluble

indissoluble

Adjective

29836turcophone

Turkophone (Turkish-speaking)

Adjective

29837épillet

spikelet

Noun

29838juiverie

Jewry (Jewish people collectively); Jewry, Jewish quarter (part of a town or city inhabited by Jews)

Noun

29839racontar

gossip

Noun

29840dissociatif

dissociative

Adjective

29841guimbarde

Jew's harp; banger (UK), old car

Noun

29842mémorialiste

memorialist

Noun

29843palombe

wood pigeon

Noun

29844murène

moray eel

Noun

29845braillard

bawling, yelling

Adjective

29846transbordeur

ferry; transporter bridge

Noun

29847décrochement

setback; recess

Noun

29848calibration

synonym of étalonnage (calibration) (act of calibrating)

Noun

29849espérantiste

Esperantist

Noun

29850fourme

a type of creamy blue cheese made from cow's milk

Noun

29851Versaillais

Versaillais (native or inhabitant of the city of Versailles, Yvelines department, Île-de-France, France) (usually male)

Noun

29852délasser

to relax, to refresh; to relax

Verb

29853éreinté

exhausted, washed-up, all-in

Adjective

29854dalmatien

Dalmatian

Adjective

29855dorien

Dorian

Adjective

29856sochalien

of Sochaux

Adjective

29857renoncule

buttercup (Ranunculus)

Noun

29858sépia

sepia

Noun

29859quignon

heel (of bread)

Noun

29860mâchicoulis

machicolation

Noun

29861vénitienne

Venetian-style shoe; type of silk fabric from Venice, in the 17th century; type of upholstery in wool, silk, cotton and schappe with shiny red and gold ornaments, in the 19th century

Noun

29862clitoridien

clitoral

Adjective

29863corrupteur

corruptor, briber

Noun

29864comorien

Comorian

Adjective

29865compulser

to consult