| H {letter} | :: letter: ache |
| hab {mf} | :: clipping of habitant, habitante |
| hab {mf} | :: clipping of habitude |
| Habacuc {prop} {m} | :: Habakkuk (book) |
| Habacuc {prop} {m} | :: Habakkuk (prophet) |
| Habaquq {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Habacuc |
| habile {adj} | :: adroit, skillful |
| habile {adj} | :: slick, nifty |
| habilement {adv} | :: skilfully |
| habileté {f} | :: capacity of doing something well with hands; dexterity |
| habileté {f} [figurative] | :: skill, capacity to do a task well, not necessarily manual work |
| habilitation {f} | :: habilitation |
| habiliter {v} | :: to habilitate |
| habillage {m} | :: dressing |
| habillage {m} | :: lining |
| habillage {m} [cooking] | :: preparing (various types of food to be cooked) |
| habillage {m} [computing, graphical user interface] | :: skin (set of resources that modifies the appearance) |
| habillé {adj} | :: smart; formal |
| habillé comme la chienne à Jacques {adj} [Quebec, simile] | :: Dressed very poorly and with little fashion sense, especially if wearing old clothes |
| habillement {m} | :: clothing |
| habillement {m} | :: vestment |
| habiller {vt} | :: to dress |
| habiller {vp} | :: to get dressed |
| habiller {vp} | :: to dress in a certain fashion |
| habilleur {m} | :: dresser (person who helps actors put on their costume) |
| habilleuse {f} | :: dresser (in the theatre) |
| habit {m} | :: article of clothing, garment, dress-coat, evening dress, tails, full dress |
| habitabilité {f} | :: habitability |
| habitabilité {f} | :: seating capacity (of a car) |
| habitable {adj} | :: habitable, inhabitable |
| habitacle {m} [literary] | :: habitation, dwelling |
| habitacle {m} [nautical] | :: binnacle |
| habitacle {m} [aviation] | :: cockpit |
| habitacle {m} | :: interior (of a car) |
| habitant {m} | :: An inhabitant of some place |
| habitant {m} [Quebec, pejorative] | :: Someone who has a poor understanding of social conventions, making them look backward |
| habitant {m} [Quebec, dated or pejorative] | :: Anybody from a rural or recently colonized area |
| habitant {m} [Canada, historical] | :: A member of the habitation colony at Stadacona founded by Samuel de Champlain, where Quebec City now lies |
| habitant {m} [Quebec, colloquial] | :: Montreal Canadiens hockey club or supporter of Montreal Canadiens hockey club |
| habitant {m} [Louisiana French] | :: A farmer |
| habitante {f} | :: feminine noun of habitant |
| habitat {m} | :: habitat |
| habitation {f} | :: dwelling (a place or house in which a person lives) |
| habitation {f} | :: inhabitation (act of inhabiting) |
| habitation {f} [Louisiana French, ] | :: farm, plantation, ranch |
| habiter {vt} | :: To live in, to occupy (to have as a home.) |
| habiter {vi} | :: To live (in) |
| habitronique {adj} | :: (of electronics) wearable |
| habitude {f} | :: habit (action done on a regular basis) |
| habitué {m} | :: a regular, a denizen (a frequent customer) |
| habituel {adj} | :: customary, habitual |
| habituellement {adv} | :: usually, habitually |
| habituer {vt} | :: to get someone in the habit (of) |
| habituer {vr} [obsolete] | :: to settle |
| habituer {vr} | :: to get used to something |
| hâbler {vit} [archaic, rare] | :: to speak, talk |
| hâblerie {f} | :: exaggeration, boast |
| hâbleur {adj} | :: boastful, bragging |
| hâbleur {m} | :: braggart, boaster |
| habous {m} [Islam, legal] | :: habous |
| Habs {prop} {m} [Canada] | :: a member of the Montreal Canadiens |
| Habs {prop} {m} [Canada] | :: the Montreal Canadiens hockey club |
| habsbourgeois {adj} | :: Habsburg (attributive) |
| habundance {f} | :: obsolete spelling of abondance |
| háček {m} | :: háček |
| hache {f} | :: axe |
| hacher {v} | :: to chop up, mince |
| hacher {v} [dated] | :: to split with an axe |
| hacher {v} [rare] | :: to cut roughly and unequally |
| hacher {v} [formal] | :: to cut or hit repeatedly with something sharp; to slash |
| hacher {v} [formal, rare] | :: to speak or write with a very unequal or irregular style or rhythm |
| hachereau {f} | :: A small axe |
| hachette {f} | :: hatchet |
| hacheur {m} | :: chopper (tool, electronic switch) |
| hachis {m} | :: hash |
| hachisch {m} | :: alternative form of haschich |
| hachis parmentier {m} | :: shepherd's pie |
| hachoir {m} | :: meatgrinder |
| hachoir {m} | :: mezzaluna (crescent-shaped blade) |
| hachure {f} | :: A crosshatching line |
| hachure {f} [cartography] | :: A mapping hachure or the technique itself |
| hachure {f} [rare] | :: Something minced |
| hachurer {v} | :: to hachure |
| hacienda {f} | :: hacienda |
| hackathon {m} | :: hackathon |
| hacker {m} [computing] | :: hacker |
| hacker {v} [computing] | :: To hack |
| hackeur {m} | :: hacker |
| hackeuse {f} | :: feminine singular of hackeur |
| hacking {m} | :: hacking |
| hacktiviste {mf} | :: hacktivist |
| hadal {adj} | :: hadal |
| Hadès {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] | :: Hades (deity) |
| hadidou {m} | :: A traditional Berber dance |
| hadj {m} [Islam] | :: hajj |
| hadji {m} | :: hajji |
| hadopélagique {adj} | :: hadopelagic |
| Hadopi {adj} | :: HADOPI (attributive) |
| HADOPI {prop} {f} [Internet] | :: acronym of Haute Autorité pour la diffusion des œuvres et la protection des droits sur Internet (a French organisation for protecting intellectual property on the Internet) |
| hadopisme {m} [legal, Internet] | :: A defense based on the HADOPI laws |
| Hadrien {prop} | :: Hadrian |
| hadronique {adj} [physics] | :: hadronic |
| hæmaturie {f} | :: obsolete form of hématurie |
| hæmoglobine {f} | :: obsolete form of hémoglobine |
| hæmorragie {f} | :: obsolete form of hémorragie |
| hæmorrhagie {f} | :: obsolete form of hémorragie |
| hæresie {f} | :: obsolete form of hérésie |
| hæretique {adj} | :: obsolete form of hérétique |
| hæretique {mf} | :: obsolete form of hérétique |
| hæsiter {v} | :: obsolete form of hésiter |
| hafézien {adj} | :: Hafezian |
| hafnium {m} | :: hafnium |
| hagar {v} [slang] | :: to hit, punch (not conjugated) |
| hagar {v} [slang] | :: to humiliate |
| hagard {adj} | :: haggard |
| hagardement {adv} | :: haggardly |
| haggis {m} | :: haggis |
| hagiographe {m} | :: hagiographer |
| hagiographie {f} | :: hagiography (study of saints) |
| hagiographie {f} | :: biography of a saint or saints |
| hagiographique {adj} | :: hagiographic |
| hagiologie {f} | :: hagiology |
| hagiologique {adj} | :: hagiological |
| haha {interj} | :: ha-ha (imitative of laughter) |
| haha {m} | :: ha-ha (ditch acting as a sunken fence) |
| haie {f} | :: hedge |
| haie {f} [sports] | :: obstacle |
| haie {f} [athletics] | :: hurdle |
| haie {f} [horse racing] | :: fence |
| haie {f} | :: line, row (of spectators etc.) |
| haïe {interj} | :: A wagoner's cry to make their horses move faster; giddyup |
| haïkiste {mf} | :: a haikuist, a haiku writer |
| haiku {m} | :: alternative spelling of haïku |
| haïku {m} | :: haiku (Japanese poem) |
| haillon {m} | :: rag |
| haillonneux {adj} | :: ragged |
| Hainaut {prop} {m} | :: Hainaut (province) |
| haine {f} | :: hatred; hate |
| haineusement {adv} | :: hatefully |
| haineux {adj} | :: hateful (full of hate) |
| haïr {vt} | :: to hate |
| haire {f} | :: hairshirt |
| haïssable {adj} | :: hatable, detestable; worthy of being hated |
| haïssable {adj} [chiefly Quebec] | :: insufferable; unbearable |
| haïsseur {m} | :: one who hates; a hater |
| haïsseuse {f} | :: feminine noun of haïsseur |
| Haïti {prop} {m} | :: Haïti (country) |
| haïtien {adj} | :: Haitian (of or pertaining to Haiti or its people or culture) |
| haïtien {m} | :: Haitian, the Haitian language |
| Haïtien {m} | :: a Haitian |
| Haïtienne {f} | :: feminine noun of Haïtien |
| haja {f} [slang] | :: trouble, problems, difficulties |
| hajjam {m} [Morocco] | :: (traditional) barber |
| hakapik {m} [weapons] | :: Hakapik |
| halage {m} | :: haulage |
| halbrené {adj} | :: ragged, tattered |
| halde {f} | :: spoil heap (of a mine) |
| hâle {m} | :: suntan |
| hâlé {adj} | :: sunburnt |
| hale-bas {m} [nautical] | :: boom vang |
| haleine {f} | :: breath |
| haleine {f} | :: breathing, respiration |
| halener {vt} | :: to scent (detect the scent of another) |
| halener {vt} | :: to exhale |
| haler {v} | :: to haul, tow |
| hâler {vt} | :: to tan (cause skin to go brown) |
| hâler {vr} | :: to catch a tan, to get a tan |
| hâler {vr} | :: to sunbathe |
| hâler {vt} [dated, of plants] | :: to dry out |
| haletant {adj} | :: breathless |
| halètement {m} | :: pant; puff |
| haleter {v} | :: to pant (To breathe heavily) |
| haleur {m} | :: hauler (one who tows a line, especially on a boat) |
| halieutique {adj} | :: halieutic (of or relating to fishing or fisheries) |
| halieutique {mf} | :: halieutics (fisheries science) |
| halieutiquement {adv} | :: halieutically |
| halitose {f} [pathology] | :: halitosis |
| hall {m} | :: hall |
| hall {m} | :: lobby |
| hallali {m} | :: halloo (hunting cry) |
| halle {f} | :: hall |
| halle {f} | :: covered market or similar building |
| hallebarde {f} | :: halberd |
| hallebardier {m} | :: halberdier |
| hallebardière {f} | :: feminine noun of hallebardier |
| hallier {m} | :: shrubbery |
| Halloween {f} | :: Halloween |
| halloysite {f} [mineral] | :: halloysite |
| hallucinant {adj} | :: hallucinatory |
| hallucinant {adj} | :: mindblowing |
| hallucination {f} | :: hallucination |
| hallucinatoire {adj} | :: hallucinatory |
| halluciner {v} | :: to hallucinate |
| halluciner {v} [colloquial] | :: to be flabbergasted |
| hallucinogène {adj} | :: hallucinogenic |
| hallucinogène {m} | :: hallucinogenic |
| halo {m} | :: Halo (atmospheric phenomenon) |
| halo {m} | :: Similar visual effect resulting from undesirable, roughly circular spots on an imperfectly developed photograph |
| halocarbure {m} [organic chemistry] | :: halocarbon (halogenated hydrocarbon) |
| haloforme {m} [organic chemistry] | :: haloform |
| halogénant {adj} | :: halogenating |
| halogénation {f} [organic chemistry] | :: halogenation |
| halogéné {adj} [chemistry] | :: halogenated |
| halogène {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: halogen |
| halogéner {vt} | :: to halogenate |
| halogénoalcane {m} [organic chemistry] | :: haloalkane |
| halogénohydrique {adj} [inorganic chemistry] | :: hydrohalic |
| halogénure {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: halide |
| halogènure {m} | :: alternative form of halogénure |
| halographie {f} | :: halography |
| haloïde {adj} [inorganic chemistry] | :: halide (attributive) |
| hâloir {m} | :: drying room (either for hemp or for some cheeses) |
| halophile {adj} | :: halophilic |
| halophile {m} | :: halophile |
| halorhodopsine {f} [protein] | :: halorhodopsin |
| halouf {m} | :: pork (bears a religious connotation, since pork bears a negative connotation in Islamic cultures) |
| halouf {m} [slang] | :: pig, bacon (police) |
| halte {f} | :: halt, pause, break |
| halte {f} | :: (by extension) halting place |
| halte {f} | :: (railroad) flag stop, way station |
| halte {interj} | :: halt, stop! |
| halte-chaleur {f} | :: A warming centre |
| halte-garderie {f} | :: a part-time nursery or daycare centre for toddlers in France and Belgium as opposed to a crèche which is a more longterm establishment |
| haltère {m} | :: dumbbell, barbell |
| haltère {m} | :: weight |
| haltère {m} [entomology] | :: halter, haltere |
| haltérophile {mf} | :: weightlifter |
| haltérophilie {f} | :: weightlifting |
| halva {m} | :: halva |
| Hama {prop} | :: Hama (city) |
| hamac {m} | :: hammock |
| hamamélis {m} | :: the witch hazel plant |
| hamamélis {m} | :: witch hazel, an astringent compound derived from this shrub |
| Hambourg {prop} | :: Hambourg (the second-largest <<city>> in <<c/Germany>>) |
| Hambourg {prop} | :: Hambourg (a <<state>> of <<c/Germany>> containing the city of the same name) |
| hambourgeois {m} [Quebec, dated] | :: hamburger |
| hambourgeois {adj} [attributive] | :: Hamburg |
| Hambourgeois {m} | :: Hamburger (someone from the German city Hamburg) |
| Hambourgeoise {f} | :: feminine noun of Hambourgeois |
| hamburger {m} | :: hamburger |
| hamdanide {adj} | :: Hamdanid |
| hameau {m} | :: hamlet |
| hameçon {m} | :: fish-hook |
| hameçonnage {m} [Internet] | :: Phishing; a phishing scam |
| hami {adj} | :: hot |
| hamiltonien {adj} | :: Hamiltonian |
| hammam {m} | :: hammam (communal bathhouse in Islamic countries) |
| hammam {m} | :: Turkish bath |
| hammudite {adj} | :: Hammudid (attributive) |
| Hamon {prop} | :: surname |
| hampe {f} | :: pole (for flag etc.; shaft (of lance) |
| hampe {f} | :: downstroke, upstroke (of letter) |
| hampe {f} [botany] | :: scape |
| hampe {f} | :: flank (of beef) |
| hampe {f} | :: breast (of stag) |
| hamster {m} | :: hamster |
| Hanako {prop} | :: given name |
| hanap {m} [historical] | :: (lidded) goblet, hanap |
| hanbalite {adj} [Islam] | :: Hanbali |
| hanche {f} | :: hip |
| hanche {f} | :: coxa |
| hand {m} | :: handball |
| handball {m} [sport] | :: handball |
| handballeur {m} | :: handball player |
| handballeuse {f} | :: feminine noun of handballeur |
| handibasket {m} [sports] | :: wheelchair basketball |
| handicap {m} | :: handicap |
| handicap {m} | :: disability |
| handicapant {adj} | :: disabling |
| handicapé {adj} | :: disabled, handicapped |
| handicapé {m} | :: handicapped person |
| handicaper {v} | :: to handicap (to encumber with a handicap) |
| handisport {m} [France, sport] | :: parasport (disabled sport, disability sport) |
| handisport {m} [France, sport, by restriction] | :: sport for physical disabilities |
| hand spinner {m} | :: fidget spinner |
| hanéfisme {m} [Islam] | :: Hanafism |
| hanéfite {adj} [Islam] | :: Hanafist |
| hanéfite {mf} [Islam] | :: Hanafist |
| hangar {m} | :: shed, barn, warehouse |
| hangar {m} | :: hangar (aircraft) |
| hangeul {m} | :: Hangeul (Korean phonetic script) |
| hanneton {m} | :: cockchafer, June bug [US] |
| hanneton {m} [figuratively] | :: scatterbrain |
| Hanoï {prop} {f} | :: Hanoï (capital city) |
| Hanoukka {prop} {f} | :: Hanukkah (the Jewish festival) |
| hanout {m} [archaeology] | :: sepulchral chamber in a rock mass, hypogeum |
| hanout {m} [slang] | :: shop, store |
| Hanovre {prop} | :: Hanover (city) |
| hanovrien {adj} | :: relating to Hanover, Hanoverian |
| Hanovrien {m} | :: person from Hanover, Germany |
| Hanovrienne {f} | :: feminine noun of Hanovrien |
| hanséatique {adj} | :: Hanseatic |
| hanter {v} | :: to haunt |
| hanter {v} | :: to frequent |
| hantise {f} | :: haunting |
| hantise {f} | :: Condition of being haunted, or made uneasy |
| hantologie {f} | :: hauntology |
| haoussa {m} | :: Hausa (language) |
| HAP {m} [organic chemistry] | :: initialism of hydrocarbure aromatique polycyclique PAH |
| hapax {m} [linguistics, lexicography] | :: hapax, hapax legomenon |
| hapchot {m} [regional] | :: hatchet, small axe (as traditionally used in Landes of Gascony) |
| haplodiploïde {adj} [biology] | :: haplodiploid |
| haplogroupe {m} [genetics] | :: haplogroup |
| haploïde {adj} | :: haploid |
| haploïde {m} | :: haploid organism |
| haploïdie {f} [genetics] | :: haploidy |
| haplologie {f} [linguistics] | :: haplology |
| haplotype {m} [genetics] | :: haplotype |
| happening {m} | :: happening |
| happer {vt} | :: to grab, snatch, snap up |
| happy end {m} | :: happy ending |
| haptène {m} [immunology] | :: hapten |
| hapticité {f} [chemistry] | :: hapticity |
| haptique {adj} | :: haptic |
| haptique {f} | :: haptics |
| haptogène {adj} | :: haptogenic |
| haptonème {m} [biology] | :: haptonema |
| haptonomie {f} | :: haptonomy |
| haquet {m} | :: dray |
| hara-kiri {m} | :: hara-kiri (suicide by ripping open the stomach) |
| harangue {f} | :: harangue |
| haranguer {v} | :: to harangue |
| haranguer {v} | :: to excite, to rile up (especially a crowd) |
| harapéen {adj} | :: Harappan |
| haras {m} | :: stud farm (establishment for selectively breeding livestock) |
| harassant {adj} | :: exhausting |
| harassement {m} | :: exhaustion |
| harasser {v} | :: to exhaust, to wear out |
| Haratin {m} | :: Haratin |
| Haraucourt {prop} | :: surname |
| harcelant {adj} | :: harassing, nagging |
| harcèlement {m} | :: harassment |
| harcèlement sexuel {m} | :: sexual harassment |
| harceler {v} | :: to hassle; to bother; to disrupt |
| harceleur {adj} | :: harassing |
| harceleur {m} | :: harasser |
| harceleuse {f} | :: feminine noun of harceleur |
| hard {adj} [of pornography] | :: hardcore |
| hard {m} | :: hardcore pornography |
| hard {m} | :: hard rock |
| harde {f} | :: herd (of deer) |
| harde {f} | :: pack (of dogs) |
| harde {f} [in the plural] | :: rags |
| Hardenne {prop} [Belgian] | :: Ardennes; alternative form of Ardennes |
| Hardenne {prop} | :: surname |
| harder {v} | :: To harness together (hunting dogs etc) |
| hardes {fp} [plurale tantum, pejorative, literary] | :: old clothes, rags |
| hardeur {m} [slang] | :: (hardcore) male porn star |
| hardeuse {f} [slang] | :: (hardcore) female porn star |
| hardi {adj} | :: bold; courageous; daring |
| hardiesse {f} | :: boldness, daring |
| hardiesse {f} | :: audacity |
| hardiment {adv} | :: boldly; daringly |
| hardware {m} [computing] | :: hardware |
| Harel {prop} | :: surname |
| hareng {m} | :: herring |
| harengère {f} | :: fishwife (all senses) |
| hareng saur {m} | :: kipper (cured herring) |
| harfang {m} | :: snowy owl (Bubo scandiacus) |
| harfang des neiges {m} | :: snowy owl (Bubo scandiacus) |
| hargne {f} | :: relentlessness; aggressiveness |
| hargneusement {adv} | :: belligerently, aggressively |
| hargneux {adj} | :: aggressive |
| haricot {m} [vegetable] | :: bean, green bean |
| haricot {m} | :: a stew of lamb and vegetables |
| haricot blanc {m} | :: navy bean; white pea bean |
| haricot de mouton {m} | :: a traditional French dish composed of diced lamb ragout |
| haricot rouge {m} | :: kidney bean |
| haricot vert {m} | :: green bean |
| haridelle {f} | :: nag (pejorative term for horse) |
| harki {m} | :: Harki |
| Harki {m} | :: Harki |
| Harmaguédon {prop} | :: Armageddon |
| harmolodie {f} [music] | :: harmolodics |
| harmonica {m} | :: harmonica |
| harmoniciste {mf} | :: harmonicist |
| harmonie {f} [music or figuratively] | :: harmony |
| harmonieusement {adv} | :: harmoniously |
| harmonieux {adj} | :: harmonious |
| harmonie vocalique {f} [phonology] | :: vowel harmony |
| harmonique {adj} | :: harmonic (pertaining to harmony) |
| harmoniquement {adv} | :: harmonically |
| harmonisation {f} | :: harmonization |
| harmoniser {v} | :: to harmonize |
| harmonographe {m} | :: harmonograph |
| harnachement {m} | :: harness |
| harnachement {m} | :: trappings |
| harnacher {vt} | :: to harness |
| harnais {m} | :: harness |
| harnois {m} | :: alternative form of harnais |
| haro {interj} | :: cry for help |
| haro {interj} | :: cry of a huntsman to excite the hounds |
| haro {m} | :: hue (cry) |
| haro {m} | :: outcry |
| harpagon {m} | :: A very miserly and selfish person |
| harpagonne {f} | :: feminine singular of harpagon |
| harpaye {m} | :: western marsh harrier (Circus aeruginosus) |
| harpe {f} [musical instruments] | :: harp (musical instrument) |
| harper {vit} | :: to grasp forcefully |
| harpie {f} | :: harpy (winged monster) |
| harpie {f} [pejorative] | :: a shrew, a harridan, a harpy |
| harpie {f} | :: harpy eagle, Harpia harpyja |
| harpiste {mf} | :: harpist |
| harpon {m} | :: harpoon (spearlike weapon) |
| harponner {v} | :: to harpoon |
| harponneur {m} | :: harpooner |
| hart {f} [archaic] | :: cord, rope; halter (hangman's rope) |
| hartite {f} [mineral] | :: hartite |
| Haruko {prop} | :: given name |
| Harumi {prop} | :: given name |
| hasard {m} [usually, in the singular] | :: (random) chance |
| hasard {m} | :: a coincidence |
| hasard {m} | :: hazard |
| hasard {m} [golf] | :: hazard |
| hasarder {v} | :: to hazard (all senses) |
| hasardeusement {adv} | :: riskily, hazardously |
| hasardeusement {adv} | :: daringly |
| hasardeux {adj} | :: risky, hazardous |
| hasardeux {adj} [of a person, animal] | :: risk-taking; daring |
| hasch {m} | :: hash, hashish |
| haschich {m} | :: hashish |
| haschisch {m} | :: alternative form of haschich |
| hase {f} | :: a female rabbit or hare |
| Hasegawa {prop} | :: surname |
| hashtag {m} [Internet] | :: hashtag |
| Hasmonéens {prop} {mp} | :: Hasmoneans |
| h aspiré {m} | :: aspirated h |
| hass {f} | :: embarrassment, an unpleasant socio-economic situation |
| hassidique {adj} | :: Hassidic |
| hassidisme {m} | :: Hassidism |
| hassium {m} | :: hassium |
| hatchetine {f} | :: hatchettite |
| hâte {f} | :: haste, impatience |
| hâter {vt} | :: to speed up, hasten |
| hâter {vr} | :: to hurry |
| hâtif {adj} | :: hasty |
| hâtif {adj} | :: hurried |
| hâtivement {adv} | :: hastily |
| hâtivement {adv} | :: hurriedly |
| hauban {m} | :: guy-wire |
| hauban {m} [nautical] | :: shroud |
| haubert {m} | :: hauberk (coat of chainmail) |
| Haudricourt {prop} | :: surname |
| Hauschild {prop} | :: surname |
| Hauschildt {prop} | :: surname |
| hausse {f} | :: rise, increase |
| hausse {f} [musical instruments, lutherie, bowmaking] | :: frog [of a bow] |
| hausse-col {m} [historical] | :: gorget, neckpiece |
| haussement {m} | :: shrug |
| haussement {m} | :: raising of the eyebrows |
| hausser {v} | :: to raise |
| hausser {v} | :: to shrug |
| hausser les épaules {v} | :: to shrug |
| hausser le ton {v} | :: to raise one's voice |
| haussier {adj} [finance] | :: bullish |
| haussière {f} | :: alternative form of aussière |
| haussmannien {adj} | :: Haussmannian |
| haussmannisation {f} | :: Haussmannization |
| haussmanniser {v} | :: To Haussmannize |
| haut {adj} | :: high |
| haut {adj} | :: tall |
| haut {adv} | :: high |
| haut {m} | :: top |
| hautain {adj} | :: haughty, supercilious |
| hautainement {adv} | :: haughtily, superciliously |
| hautaineté {f} | :: haughtiness |
| haut allemand {m} | :: High German |
| hautbois {m} | :: oboe |
| hautbois {m} | :: oboist |
| hautbois d'amour {f} [musical instruments] | :: oboe d'amore |
| hautboïste {mf} | :: oboist |
| Haut-Canada {prop} {m} [historical] | :: Upper Canada |
| haut comme trois pommes {adj} [simile] | :: very short; knee high to a grasshopper |
| haut débit {adj} [telecommunications] | :: broadband |
| haut débit {m} [telecommunications] | :: broadband |
| haut-de-chausses {m} | :: breeches |
| haut de gamme {adj} | :: upscale, upmarket, high-end |
| haut du panier {m} | :: the best of the bunch, the pick of the litter, the cream of the crop, the upper crust, the top of the barrel |
| Haute-Corse {prop} {f} | :: The northernmost department of Corsica |
| haute couture {f} [fashion] | :: haute couture, high fashion |
| haute école {f} [France] | :: Very academic, high-level, equitation style school of higher education |
| haute école {f} [Belgium] | :: A school of higher education, academic but not ranked as a university |
| Hautefort {prop} | :: A town in Dordogne, France |
| Haute-Garonne {prop} {f} | :: Haute-Garonne (department) |
| Haute-Loire {prop} {f} | :: Haute-Loire |
| Haute-Marne {prop} {f} | :: Haute-Marne (department) |
| hautement {adv} | :: highly, very |
| haute mer {f} | :: open sea, open water |
| haute mer {f} | :: high sea |
| haute mer {f} | :: international waters, high seas |
| haut en couleur {adj} [figuratively] | :: interesting, colorful |
| Haute-Normandie {prop} {f} | :: Upper Normandy |
| Hautes-Alpes {prop} {fp} | :: Hautes-Alpes (department) |
| Haute-Saône {prop} {f} | :: Haute-Saône (department) |
| Haute-Savoie {prop} {f} | :: Haute-Savoie (department) |
| haute société {f} | :: high society |
| Hautes-Pyrénées {prop} {fp} | :: Hautes-Pyrénées (department) |
| hautes sphères {fp} | :: higher spheres, higher circles, upper echelons |
| haut et fort {adv} | :: loud and clear, loudly |
| haute trahison {f} | :: high treason (criminal disloyalty to one's country) |
| hauteur {f} | :: height, altitude |
| hauteur {f} | :: arrogance |
| hauteur {f} [geometry] | :: height |
| hauteur {f} [music] | :: pitch |
| Haute-Vienne {prop} {f} | :: Haute-Vienne (department) |
| Haute-Volta {prop} {f} | :: Upper Volta |
| haut fait {m} | :: feat, achievement, deed, prowess |
| haut fourneau {m} | :: blast furnace (furnace where iron ore is smelted) |
| hautgoût {m} | :: haut gout |
| haut la main {adv} | :: hands down, with flying colours |
| haut-le-cœur {m} | :: (bout of) retching, gagging |
| haut les cœurs {interj} | :: chin up! |
| haut les mains {interj} | :: hands up! stick 'em up! reach for the sky! |
| haut lieu {m} | :: hotspot (for), centre (of), capital (of), special place |
| haut-parleur {m} | :: loudspeaker |
| haut placé {adj} | :: high-ranking, high-level |
| Haut-Rhin {prop} {m} | :: Haut-Rhin (department) |
| Hauts-de-France {prop} {mp} | :: Hauts-de-France, region of France |
| Hauts-de-Seine {prop} {mp} | :: Hauts-de-Seine (department) |
| hauturier {adj} | :: deep-sea |
| Haüy {prop} | :: surname |
| haüynite {f} [mineral] | :: haüynite |
| havanais {adj} | :: Havanan |
| havane {m} | :: Havana cigar |
| hâve {adj} | :: gaunt; pale and thin |
| havir {v} | :: to singe |
| havoir {v} | :: rare spelling of avoir |
| havrais {adj} | :: Of, or pertaining to, the town, people, or culture of Le Havre |
| Havrais {m} | :: An inhabitant of Le Havre |
| Havraise {f} | :: feminine noun of Havrais |
| havre {m} [archaic or dialectal] | :: harbour (UK, Ireland, and the Commonwealth) / harbor (US) |
| havre {m} | :: haven |
| havre de paix {m} | :: haven of peace, oasis of calm, harbour of refuge |
| havresac {m} | :: haversack |
| Hawaï {prop} {f} | :: Hawaii (the island) |
| Hawaï {prop} {f} | :: Hawaii (the arcipelago) |
| Hawaï {prop} {f} | :: Hawaii (the US state) |
| hawaïanité {f} | :: Hawaiianness |
| hawaïen {adj} | :: Hawaiian |
| hawaïen {m} | :: Hawaiian, the Hawaiian language |
| Hawaïen {m} | :: a Hawaiian person |
| Hawaïenne {f} | :: feminine noun of Hawaïen |
| hawaiien {m} | :: alternative spelling of hawaïen |
| hawaiien {adj} | :: alternative spelling of hawaïen |
| Hawaiien {m} | :: alternative spelling of Hawaïen |
| Hawaiienne {f} | :: feminine noun of Hawaiien |
| Hayashi {prop} | :: surname |
| Haydée {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Haydn {prop} | :: surname |
| hayon {m} | :: hatchback |
| hazard {m} | :: archaic spelling of hasard, chiefly used before 1800 |
| Hb. {m} [music] | :: Ob. (oboe) |
| HC {f} [cycling] | :: HC; abbreviation of hors catégorie |
| hé {interj} [colloquial] | :: Used to express surprise; eh |
| hé {interj} [Canada] | :: Used as a tag question, to emphasise what goes before or to request that the listener confirm or agree with what has been said |
| hé {m} [Belgium] | :: a wooded slope |
| Head-Smashed-In {prop} | :: Head-Smashed-In; ellipsis of précipice à bisons Head-Smashed-In |
| heaume {m} [historical, heraldry] | :: a mediaeval military helmet protecting the head and face |
| heaume {m} [obsolete] | :: any helmet |
| hebdo {m} [colloquial] | :: weekly newspaper, journal, or other publication |
| hebdomadaire {adj} | :: weekly |
| hebdomadaire {m} | :: weekly magazine |
| hebdomadairement {adv} | :: weekly (once every week) |
| hebdomadier {m} | :: hebdomadary |
| Hébé {prop} [Greek god] | :: Hebe, the goddess of youth |
| hébéphrénie {f} [disease] | :: hebephrenia |
| Heberden {prop} | :: surname see Heberden |
| hébergement {m} | :: housing; accommodation |
| héberger {v} | :: to house, accommodate |
| hébergeur {m} | :: A host (person who hosts) |
| hébergeur {m} [computing, Internet] | :: A hoster (company who provides online hosting) |
| hébergeuse {f} | :: feminine noun of hébergeur |
| Hébert {prop} | :: surname |
| hébertisme {m} [historical] | :: Hébertism |
| hébertiste {adj} | :: following or supporting the ideas of Jacques Hébert, a radical newspaper editor during the French Revolution |
| hébété {adj} | :: stupefied, dazed |
| hébéter {v} | :: to stupefy |
| hébétude {f} | :: stupor, stupefaction |
| hébraïque {adj} | :: Hebraic |
| hébraïquement {adv} | :: Hebraically |
| hébreu {m} | :: Hebrew, the Hebrew language |
| hébreu {m} [familiar] | :: Greek (something incomprehensible, gibberish) |
| hébreu {adj} | :: Hebrew |
| Hébreu {m} | :: Hebrew (member of the Hebrews) |
| Hébreux {prop} {m} | :: Hebrews |
| Hébrides {prop} {mp} | :: Hébrides (archipelago) |
| Hébron {prop} {m} | :: Hébron (city) |
| hebs {f} {m} [slang] | :: prison, can |
| hécatombe {f} [historical] | :: hecatomb (sacrifice to the gods, originally of a hundred oxen) |
| hécatombe {f} [by extension] | :: bloodbath |
| hécatombe {f} [by extension] | :: mass destruction (destruction of a huge quantity of things) |
| hectare {m} | :: hectare |
| hectarer {v} | :: to measure an area in hectares |
| hectique {adj} [medicine] | :: hectic |
| hectique {adj} [medicine] | :: alternative form of étique |
| hecto- {prefix} | :: hecto- |
| hecto {m} | :: hectolitre |
| hectokatal {m} | :: hectokatal |
| hectolitre {m} | :: hectolitre |
| hectomètre {m} | :: hectometre |
| hectopascal {m} | :: hectopascal |
| Hector {prop} [Greek mythology] | :: Hector |
| Hector {prop} | :: given name of Ancient Greek origin |
| hectowatt {m} | :: A unit of power equal to 100 watts |
| hédéragénine {f} [organic compound] | :: hederagenin |
| hédérine {f} [organic compound] | :: hederin |
| hédonisme {m} | :: hedonism |
| hédoniste {adj} | :: hedonistic |
| hédoniste {mf} | :: hedonist |
| hédonistique {adj} | :: hedonistic |
| hédonistiquement {adv} | :: hedonistically |
| hégélianisme {m} | :: Hegelianism |
| hégélien {adj} | :: Hegelian |
| hégémonie {f} | :: hegemony |
| hégémonique {adj} | :: hegemonic |
| hégire {f} | :: Hijra |
| hégirien {adj} [Islam] | :: Hegirian; Hijri (attributive) |
| héhé {interj} | :: hehe (giggling sound) |
| héhé {interj} [Internet] | :: lol (or similar emoticon) |
| hein {interj} | :: huh, hey, eh |
| hélas {interj} | :: alas; exclamatory or declarative conjunction expressing affliction, regret, deception or dissatisfaction |
| hélas {m} [Louisiana French] | :: noise |
| hélas non {interj} | :: Hell no! Absolutely not! Definitely not! |
| Hélène {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| héléoplancton {m} [biology] | :: heleoplankton |
| hélépole {f} | :: helepolis |
| héler {v} | :: to hail (call out loudly) |
| héli- {prefix} | :: of, or pertaining to helicopters |
| héliair {m} | :: heliair |
| hélianthème {m} | :: helianthemum |
| hélianthine {f} [organic compound] | :: helianthin |
| héliaque {adj} [astronomy] | :: heliacal |
| héliaquement {adv} | :: heliacally |
| héliaste {m} [historical, Ancient Greece, law] | :: heliast |
| hélice {f} | :: helix (blade) |
| hélice {f} | :: propeller |
| hélice {f} [geometry] | :: helix |
| hélice {f} [chemistry] | :: helix |
| hélicène {m} [organic compound] | :: helicene |
| héliciculture {f} | :: heliciculture (snail farming) |
| hélicien {adj} [anatomy] | :: helical, spiral |
| hélicin {adj} [anatomy] | :: helicine |
| hélico {m} [colloquial] | :: chopper, helicopter |
| hélicoïdal {adj} | :: helicoidal |
| hélicoïde {f} | :: helicoid (minimal surface in form of flattened helix) |
| hélicon {m} | :: helicon |
| hélicoptère {m} | :: helicopter |
| hélicotrème {m} [anatomy] | :: helicotrema |
| héliculture {m} | :: The farming of edible snails |
| hélio- {prefix} | :: helio- |
| héliocentrique {adj} [astronomy] | :: heliocentric |
| héliocentriquement {adv} | :: heliocentrically |
| héliocentrisme {m} [astronomy] | :: heliocentrism |
| Héliodore {prop} {m} [historical] | :: Heliodorus (an Ancient Greek male given name) |
| Héliogabale {prop} {m} | :: Heliogabalus |
| héliogaine {f} [astronomy] | :: heliosheath |
| héliographie {f} [astronomy] | :: heliography |
| héliographie {f} [obsolete, photography] | :: heliography |
| héliographique {adj} | :: heliographic |
| héliogravure {f} | :: heliogravure, rotogravure |
| héliomagnétisme {m} [physics] | :: heliomagnetism |
| héliomarin {adj} [medicine, of therapy] | :: sea and sun (attributive) |
| héliomètre {m} | :: heliometer |
| hélion {m} [physics] | :: helion |
| héliopause {f} [astronomy] | :: heliopause |
| héliosismologie {f} [astronomy] | :: helioseismology |
| héliosphère {f} [astronomy] | :: heliosphere |
| héliostat {m} | :: heliostat |
| héliothérapie {f} | :: heliotherapy |
| héliotrope {m} | :: heliotrope [all senses] |
| héliotropine {f} [organic compound] | :: heliotropin |
| héliotropisme {m} [biology] | :: heliotropism, phototropism |
| héliox {m} | :: heliox |
| héliport {m} | :: heliport (facility for helicopters) |
| héliporter {v} | :: to helicopter (transport something by helicopter) |
| hélisurface {f} [air transport] | :: helipad |
| hélitransporter {v} | :: to transport by helicopter |
| hélitreuillage {m} | :: helihoisting (winching up into a helicopter) |
| hélitreuiller {vt} | :: to winch up into a helicopter |
| hélium {m} | :: helium |
| hellébore {m} | :: alternative form of ellébore |
| helléborine {f} | :: helleborine |
| helléborine {f} [organic compound] | :: helleborin |
| hellène {adj} | :: Hellenic |
| Hellène {mf} | :: Greek person, usually referring to Ancient Greek |
| hellénique {adj} | :: Hellenic |
| hellénisant {m} | :: Hellenist |
| helléniser {v} | :: to Hellenize |
| hellénisme {m} | :: Hellenism |
| helléniste {mf} | :: Hellenist |
| Hellénistes {prop} | :: Hellenists |
| hellénistique {adj} | :: Hellenistic |
| helleno- {prefix} | :: Helleno- |
| hellénophone {adj} | :: hellenophone |
| hellénophone {mf} | :: hellenophone |
| helminthe {m} | :: helminth |
| helminthique {adj} | :: helminthic |
| helmintique {adj} | :: helminthic |
| héloderme {m} | :: Gila monster (of genus Heloderma) |
| Héloïse {prop} | :: given name |
| Helsinki {prop} | :: Helsinki (capital city) |
| helvète {adj} | :: Swiss |
| Helvète {mf} | :: Helvetian (person from Helvetia) |
| Helvète {mf} | :: Helvetian (a Swiss person) |
| Helvétie {prop} {f} | :: Helvetia (ancient country) |
| helvétique {adj} | :: Swiss |
| helvétisme {m} | :: Helvetism (A word or phrase typically used in Switzerland) |
| hémagglutination {f} [biology] | :: hemagglutination |
| hémagglutinine {f} [protein] | :: hemagglutinin |
| hématéine {f} | :: hematein |
| hématie {f} [cytology, hematology] | :: red blood cell |
| hématine {f} | :: hematin |
| hématite {f} [mineral] | :: haematite / hematite |
| hémato- {prefix} | :: haemato- |
| hématocrite {m} | :: hematocrit |
| hématocyte {m} [biology] | :: hematocyte |
| hématoïdine {f} | :: hematoidin |
| hématologie {f} | :: haematology / hematology |
| hématologique {adj} | :: hematological |
| hématologue {mf} | :: hematologist |
| hématome {m} [medicine] | :: hematoma |
| hématome {m} | :: bruise |
| hématophage {adj} | :: hematophagous |
| hématopoïèse {f} | :: hematopoiesis |
| hématopoïétique {adj} [biology] | :: hematopoietic |
| hématosine {f} | :: hematosin |
| hématoxyline {f} | :: hematoxylin |
| hématurie {f} [pathology] | :: hematuria |
| hème {m} [biochemistry] | :: heme / haem |
| héméralopie {f} | :: night blindness |
| hémérocalle {f} | :: daylily (flower) |
| hémérochorie {f} [biology] | :: hemerochory |
| hémérothèque {f} | :: A place, such a section of a library, where periodicals (newspapers, magazines, and so on) are archived for consultation |
| hémérythrine {m} [protein] | :: hemerythrin / haemerythrin |
| hémi- {prefix} | :: hemi- |
| hémiacétal {m} [organic chemistry] | :: hemiacetal |
| hémiacétalique {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: hemiacetalic |
| hémicellulose {m} [carbohydrate] | :: hemicellulose |
| hémicycle {m} | :: semicircle |
| hémicycle {m} [French politics] | :: the benches of the French National Assembly |
| hémièdre {m} | :: hemihedron |
| hémiédrique {adj} | :: hemihedral |
| hémigame {adj} [biology] | :: hemigamous |
| hémimandibule {f} | :: hemimandible |
| hémimétabole {m} | :: hemimetabole |
| hémimétabole {adj} | :: hemimetabolous |
| hémimorphite {f} [mineral] | :: hemimorphite |
| hemingwayen {adj} | :: Hemingwayan |
| héminique {adj} | :: heme haem (attributive) |
| hémiole {m} [music] | :: hemiola |
| hémione {m} | :: hemione, onager |
| hémiopie {f} | :: hemiopia |
| hémioxyde {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: synonym of protoxyde |
| hémiplégie {f} | :: hemiplegia |
| hémiplégique {adj} | :: hemiplegic |
| hemiptère {m} | :: hemipter |
| hemisphære {f} | :: obsolete form of hémisphère |
| hémisphère {m} | :: hemisphere |
| hémisphérique {adj} | :: hemispherical |
| hémisphéroédrique {adj} | :: hemispheroidal |
| hémisphéroïde {m} | :: hemispheroid |
| hémistiche {m} | :: hemistich |
| hémistiche {m} | :: caesura |
| hémo- {prefix} | :: haemo- |
| hémocyanine {f} | :: hemocyanin |
| hémodialyse {f} | :: haemodialysis |
| hémodialysé {adj} | :: haemodialysed |
| hémodynamique {f} | :: hemodynamics |
| hémoglobine {f} | :: hemoglobin (the iron-containing substance in red blood cells that transports oxygen) |
| hémolymphe {f} | :: hemolymph |
| hémolyse {f} [medicine, pathology] | :: hemolysis |
| hémolysine {f} | :: hemolysin |
| hémolytique {adj} | :: hemolytic |
| hémophile {adj} | :: haemophiliac |
| hémophile {mf} | :: haemophiliac |
| hémophilie {f} | :: haemophilia (any of several hereditary illnesses that impair the body's ability to control bleeding) |
| hémopoèse {f} [biology] | :: hematopoiesis |
| hémoptysie {f} [pathology] | :: hemoptysis |
| hémorragie {f} | :: haemorrhage |
| hémorragie interne {f} | :: internal bleeding |
| hémorragique {adj} | :: haemorrhagic |
| hémorroïdaire {adj} | :: hemorrhoidal |
| hémorroïdal {adj} | :: hemorrhoidal |
| hémorroïde {f} [chiefly in the plural] | :: hemorrhoid (perianal varicosity) |
| hémostase {f} | :: hemostasis |
| hémostatique {adj} | :: haemostatic |
| hémovigilance {f} | :: hemovigilance |
| hénaurme {adj} [colloquial] | :: alternative form of énorme |
| Hendaye {prop} | :: Hendaye; Hendaye (town) |
| hendécagone {m} [geometry] | :: hendecagon |
| hendek {mf} [slang] | :: cop, policeman |
| hendiadyin {m} | :: alternative form of hendiadys |
| hendiadys {m} [rhetoric] | :: hendiadys |
| hénéicosanoïque {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: heneicosanoic |
| hénicosane {m} [organic compound] | :: heneicosane |
| henné {m} | :: henna (Lawsonia inermis) |
| hennin {m} | :: hennin |
| hennir {vi} | :: To neigh or whinny |
| hennissement {m} | :: neigh (the cry of a horse) |
| hennuyer {adj} | :: Of or from Hainaut |
| hénothéisme {m} | :: henotheism |
| Henri {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Henriette {prop} {f} | :: given name, feminine form of Henri |
| henry {m} [science] | :: henry |
| Henry {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| Henry {prop} {m} | :: given name, a less common spelling of Henri |
| hentai {m} | :: hentai (a work of anime or manga — Japanese cartoon art, respectively animated and static — that contains pornography) |
| hentriacontanoïque {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: hentriacontanoic |
| hentriacontylique {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: synonym of hentriacontanoïque |
| héparan {m} [carbohydrate] | :: heparan |
| héparine {f} [carbohydrate] | :: heparin |
| hépatique {adj} | :: hepatic |
| hépatique {f} | :: a hepatic person |
| hépatique {f} | :: liverwort |
| hépatite {f} | :: hepatitis |
| hépato- {prefix} | :: hepato- |
| hépatocellulaire {adj} | :: hepatocellular |
| hépatocyte {m} | :: hepatocyte (liver cells) |
| hépatofuge {adj} | :: hepatofugal |
| hépatologie {f} | :: hepatology |
| hépatologue {mf} | :: hepatologist |
| hépatopancréatique {adj} [anatomy] | :: hepatopancreatic |
| hépatopathie {f} [pathology] | :: hepatopathy |
| hépatopète {adj} | :: hepatopetal |
| hépatoprotecteur {adj} | :: hepatoprotective |
| hépatorénal {adj} | :: hepatorenal |
| hépatotoxique {adj} | :: hepatotoxic |
| hepcidine {f} [hormone] | :: hepcidin |
| Héphaïstos {prop} {m} [Greek god] | :: Hephaestus |
| hepta- {prefix} | :: hepta- |
| heptacène {m} [organic compound] | :: heptacene |
| heptacosanoïque {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: heptacosanoic |
| heptadécane {m} [organic compound] | :: heptadecane |
| heptadécanoïque {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: heptadecanoic |
| heptaèdre {m} | :: heptahedron |
| heptaédrique {adj} | :: heptahedral |
| heptafluorure {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: heptafluoride |
| heptagone {m} | :: heptagon (a polygon with seven sides and seven angles) |
| heptagyne {adj} [botany] | :: heptagynous |
| heptamère {m} [chemistry] | :: heptamer |
| heptaméride {f} | :: heptameride |
| heptamériser {v} [chemistry] | :: To heptamerize |
| heptamètre {adj} | :: heptametric |
| heptamètre {m} | :: heptameter |
| heptamétrique {adj} | :: heptametric |
| heptanedioïque {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: heptanedioic |
| heptanoïque {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: heptanoic |
| heptarchie {f} | :: heptarchy |
| heptarchique {adj} | :: heptarchic |
| heptatomicité {f} [chemistry] | :: heptatomicity |
| heptatomique {adj} [chemistry] | :: heptatomic |
| heptol {m} [organic chemistry] | :: heptol |
| heptoxyde {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: heptoxide |
| Héraclès {prop} {m} | :: Heracles (god) |
| Héraclite {prop} {m} | :: Heraclitus (a pre-Socratic Ionian philosopher) |
| heraldicomane {adj} | :: Having a mania for heraldry |
| héraldicomane {adj} | :: alternative form of heraldicomane |
| héraldique {adj} | :: heraldric |
| héraldique {f} | :: heraldry (the profession of devising and blazoning arms) |
| Hérault {prop} {m} | :: Hérault |
| héraut {m} [historical, literary] | :: herald |
| herbacé {adj} | :: herbaceous |
| herbage {m} | :: pasture |
| herbe {f} | :: grass (the plant) |
| herbe {f} [colloquial] | :: weed; marijuana; ganja; cannabis |
| herbes de Provence {fp} [plurale tantum] | :: herbes de Provence |
| herbeux {adj} | :: grassy |
| herbicide {m} | :: herbicide |
| herbier {m} [botany] | :: herbarium; collection of dried plants |
| herbier {m} | :: place where fresh plants are stored for domestic animal consumption |
| herbier {m} [archaic] | :: name for the first stomach of a bovine or ruminant animal |
| herbivore {adj} | :: herbivorous |
| herbivore {m} | :: herbivore |
| herboriser {v} | :: to herborize, to collect herbs for medicinal uses |
| herboriste {mf} | :: herbalist |
| herboristerie {f} | :: herbalist's shop |
| herboristerie {f} | :: herb trade |
| herbretais {adj} | :: Of or related to the town of Les Herbiers |
| Herbretais {m} | :: Someone from the town of Les Herbiers |
| herbu {adj} | :: grassy |
| Hercule {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] | :: Heracles |
| Hercule {prop} {m} [Roman mythology] | :: Hercules |
| herculéen {adj} | :: Herculean |
| hercynien {adj} [geology] | :: Hercynian, Variscan |
| hercynien {m} [geology] | :: Hercynian, Variscan (geological period) |
| hère {m} | :: wretch |
| hère {m} | :: a young stag older than 6 months but not yet a brocket |
| héréditaire {adj} | :: hereditary |
| héréditairement {adv} | :: hereditarily |
| hérédité {f} | :: heredity (transmission of genetic features) |
| hérédité {f} | :: succession (to a throne or office) |
| hérédosyphilis {f} [medicine, archaic] | :: congenital syphilis |
| hérésiarque {m} | :: heresiarch |
| hérésie {f} | :: heresy |
| hérétique {adj} | :: heretical |
| hérétique {mf} | :: a heretic |
| hérisser {v} | :: (of an animal) to bristle, ruffle (feathers, fur etc.) |
| hérisser {v} | :: to spike; to form spikes in |
| hérisser {v} [colloquial] | :: to get somebody's back up |
| hérisson {m} | :: hedgehog |
| hérisson commun {m} | :: European hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus) |
| hérisson de mer {m} | :: sea urchin |
| hérisson d'Europe {m} | :: European hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus) |
| hérissonne {f} | :: feminine singular of hérisson |
| héritabilité {f} [genetics] | :: heritability |
| héritable {adj} [genetics] | :: heritable |
| héritage {m} | :: heritage, inheritance, legacy |
| héritage {m} | :: patrimony |
| héritage {m} [object-oriented] | :: inheritance |
| héritage multiple {m} [object-oriented] | :: multiple inheritance |
| hériter {v} | :: to inherit (to receive property or a title by legal succession etc.) |
| héritier {m} | :: heir (someone in line to inherit) |
| héritier apparent {m} [law, monarchy] | :: heir apparent |
| héritière {f} | :: heiress |
| héritière apparente {f} | :: feminine noun of héritier apparent |
| héritier présomptif {m} [law, monarchy] | :: heir presumptive |
| hermais {adj} | :: of or relating to Herm |
| Hermais {m} | :: person from Herm |
| Hermaise {f} | :: feminine noun of Hermais |
| hermaphrodite {adj} | :: hermaphrodite |
| hermaphrodite {mf} | :: hermaphrodite |
| hermaphroditement {adv} | :: hermaphroditically |
| Hermarque {prop} {m} | :: Hermarchus |
| herméneutique {f} | :: hermeneutics |
| herméneutique {adj} | :: hermeneutical |
| herméneutiquement {adv} | :: hermeneutically |
| Hermès {prop} {m} | :: Hermes (god) |
| hermétique {adj} | :: hermetic, airtight |
| hermétiquement {adv} | :: hermetically |
| hermétisme {m} | :: hermeticism |
| hermine {f} | :: ermine (Mustela erminea) |
| hermine {f} | :: ermine (material) |
| hermine {f} | :: ermine (tincture) |
| herminette {f} | :: female ermine when its fur is yellow in summer, as opposed to white in winter |
| herminette {f} | :: its fur |
| herminette {f} | :: adze |
| herminette {f} | :: spokeshave |
| hermite {m} | :: alternative form of ermite |
| hermitien {adj} [maths] | :: Hermitian |
| Hermocrate {prop} {m} | :: Hermocrates |
| Hermogène {prop} | :: Hermogenes |
| herniaire {adj} | :: hernial |
| hernie {f} | :: hernia (part of the body protruding abnormally through a tear or opening in an adjacent part) |
| hernié {adj} | :: herniated |
| hernie discale {f} | :: slipped disc |
| hernieux {adj} | :: hernial (affected by a hernia) |
| hernioplastie {f} | :: hernioplasty |
| herniorraphie {f} | :: herniorrhaphy |
| Hérode {prop} {m} | :: Herod (Biblical character) |
| Hérodias {prop} | :: Herodias |
| hérodien {m} | :: Herodian |
| Hérodion {prop} | :: Herodium |
| Hérodote {prop} {m} [Ancient Greece] | :: Herodotus (a fifth century BCE historian) |
| héroïne {f} | :: heroine |
| héroïne {f} | :: heroin |
| héroïnomane {mf} | :: heroin addict |
| héroïnomanie {f} | :: heroin addiction |
| héroïque {adj} | :: heroic |
| héroïquement {adv} | :: heroically |
| héroïser {v} | :: To heroize |
| héroïsme {m} | :: heroism (heroic behavior) |
| héron {m} | :: heron |
| héron bihoreau {m} | :: black-crowned night heron |
| Hérophile {prop} {m} | :: Herophilus |
| héros {m} | :: hero |
| Hérostrate {prop} {m} | :: Herostratus |
| herpès {m} | :: herpes |
| herpétarium {m} | :: herpetarium |
| herpétique {adj} | :: herpetic |
| herpétologie {f} | :: herpetology |
| herpétologique {adj} | :: herpetological |
| Herpin {prop} | :: surname |
| herpolhodie {f} [maths] | :: herpolhode |
| herse {f} | :: harrow (device for breaking up soil) |
| herse {f} | :: portcullis (gate in the form of a grating) |
| herse {f} | :: spike strip, road spikes, traffic spikes |
| herse {f} | :: grate, grill (especially to block large objects floating down a river) |
| herse {f} | :: candlestick, candelabrum (with a triangular base and spikes to hold large candles) |
| herse {f} | :: stage lighting instrument, luminaire that disperses light over a stage |
| herse {f} [heraldiccharge] | :: portcullis |
| herser {vt} | :: to harrow (drag a harrow over) |
| hertz {m} | :: hertz |
| Hertz {prop} | :: surname |
| hertzien {adj} | :: Hertzian |
| Hervé {prop} | :: given name |
| Hervé {prop} | :: surname |
| hesbignon {adj} | :: of or from Hesbaye |
| Hesbignon {m} | :: someone of or from Hesbaye |
| Hesbignonne {f} | :: feminine singular of Hesbignon |
| Hésiode {prop} {m} | :: Hesiod (greek poet) |
| hésitant {adj} | :: hesitant, shaky |
| hésitation {f} | :: hesitation |
| hésiter {v} | :: to hesitate |
| hespagnol {adj} | :: obsolete form of espagnol |
| hespagnol {m} | :: obsolete form of espagnol |
| hespéridine {f} [organic compound] | :: hesperidin |
| hespérie des graminées {f} | :: European skipper (Thymelicus lineola) |
| hespérie du dactyle {f} | :: European skipper (Thymelicus lineola) |
| hespérie européenne {f} | :: European skipper (Thymelicus lineola) |
| Hesse {prop} | :: Hesse |
| hessien {adj} | :: Hessian |
| hessois {adj} | :: Hessian |
| Hessois {m} | :: Hessian |
| Hessoise {f} | :: feminine singular of Hessois |
| hêta {m} | :: heta (Greek letter) |
| hétaïre {f} [historical] | :: hetaera |
| hétéro- {prefix} | :: hetero- |
| hétéro {adj} [colloquial] | :: straight (heterosexual) |
| hétéroatome {m} [chemistry] | :: heteroatom |
| hétéroazéotrope {m} | :: heteroazeotrope |
| hétéroazéotropique {adj} | :: heteroazeotropic |
| hétérocatalytique {adj} [chemistry] | :: heterocatalytic |
| hétérocerque {adj} | :: heterocercal |
| hétérochromatine {f} [cytology] | :: heterochromatin |
| hétérochromatinique {adj} [cytology] | :: heterochromatinic |
| hétérochromatique {adj} | :: heterochromatic |
| hétérochrome {adj} | :: heterochrome |
| hétérochrome {adj} | :: heterochromatic |
| hétérochromie {f} | :: heterochromia |
| hétéroclite {adj} | :: heterogenous |
| hétéroclite {adj} | :: miscellaneous, motley |
| hétéroclite {adj} [grammar] | :: heteroclite |
| hétérocratie {f} | :: heterocracy (all senses) |
| hétérocratique {adj} | :: heterocratic |
| hétérocycle {m} [chemistry] | :: heterocycle |
| hétérocyclique {adj} [chemistry] | :: heterocyclic |
| hétérodiégétique {adj} | :: heterodiegetic |
| hétérodoxe {adj} | :: heterodox |
| hétérodoxement {adv} | :: heterodoxly |
| hétérodoxement {adv} | :: unorthodoxly |
| hétérodoxie {f} | :: heterodoxy |
| hétérœcie {f} | :: heteroecium |
| hétérofilm {f} | :: heterolayer |
| hétérogame {adj} | :: heterogamous |
| hétérogamétique {adj} [biology] | :: heterogametic |
| hétérogamie {f} | :: heterogamy |
| hétérogène {adj} | :: heterogeneous |
| hétérogénéité {f} | :: heterogeneity |
| hétérojonction {f} [physics] | :: heterojunction |
| hétérolécithe {adj} | :: heterolecithal |
| hétérologique {adj} | :: heterological (of an adjective, not describing itself) |
| hétérologue {adj} | :: heterologous (coming from another organism) |
| hétérolyse {f} [chemistry, biology] | :: heterolysis |
| hétérolytique {adj} [chemistry, biology] | :: heterolytic |
| hétéromécique {adj} [maths] | :: heteromecic |
| hétérométabole {m} | :: heterometabole |
| hétérométabole {adj} | :: heterometabolous |
| hétéromorphe {adj} | :: heteromorphic |
| hétéronome {adj} | :: heteronomous (all senses) |
| hétéronyme {adj} | :: heteronymous |
| hétéronyme {m} | :: heteronym (all meanings) |
| hétérophile {adj} | :: heterophile, heterophilic |
| hétérophilie {f} | :: heterophily |
| hétérophilie {f} | :: heterophilia |
| hétéropolyacide {m} [chemistry] | :: heteropoly acid |
| hétéropolymère {m} [chemistry] | :: heteropolymer |
| hétéropolyoside {m} [carbohydrate] | :: heteropolysaccharide |
| hétéroscédasticité {f} [statistics] | :: heteroscedasticity |
| hétéroscédastique {adj} [statistics] | :: heteroscedastic |
| hétérosexualité {f} | :: heterosexuality |
| hétérosexuel {adj} | :: heterosexual |
| hétérosexuel {m} | :: heterosexual |
| hétérosexuelle {f} | :: feminine noun of hétérosexuel |
| hétéroside {m} [biochemistry] | :: heteroside |
| hétérosocialité {f} | :: heterosociality |
| hétérosome {m} | :: heterosome |
| hétérosphère {f} | :: heterosphere |
| hétérostructure {f} | :: heterostructure |
| hétérotrophe {adj} [biology] | :: heterotrophic |
| hétérotrophie {f} [biology] | :: heterotrophy |
| hétérotrophique {adj} | :: heterotrophic |
| hétérotropie {f} | :: heterotropia |
| hétérozygote {adj} | :: heterozygous |
| hétérozygote {m} | :: heterozygote (a diploid individual that has different alleles at one or more genetic loci) |
| hêtraie {f} | :: a beech woodland |
| hêtre {m} | :: beech (tree, wood) |
| hêtre commun {m} | :: common beech, European beech (Fagus sylvatica) |
| heur {m} [dated, literary, now rare] | :: chance; fortune |
| heure {f} | :: hour, time |
| heure {f} | :: o'clock |
| heure d'affluence {f} | :: rush hour |
| heure de gloire {f} [figuratively] | :: moment in the sun, 15 minutes of fame, glory days |
| heure de pointe {f} | :: peak hour |
| heure d'été {f} | :: daylight saving time, summer time |
| heure de vérité {f} | :: moment of truth, day of reckoning |
| heure d'hiver {f} | :: daylight saving time, winter time |
| heure normale de l'est {prop} | :: Eastern Standard Time, the Eastern Timezone in non-daylight savings time |
| heures perdues {fp} | :: spare time, free time |
| heures supplémentaires {fp} | :: overtime (worktime) |
| heureusement {adv} | :: luckily, fortunately |
| heureusement {adv} | :: happily |
| heureusement {interj} [colloquial] | :: and a good job too! and a good thing too! well that's lucky! I'm glad to hear it! it's just as well! thank goodness! |
| heureux {adj} | :: happy |
| heureux {adj} [de] | :: glad |
| heureux {adj} | :: lucky, fortunate |
| heureux {adj} | :: good, excellent |
| heure verte {f} [historical] | :: A "happy hour" when absinthe was drunk |
| heuristique {adj} | :: heuristic |
| heuristique {f} | :: heuristics |
| heuristiquement {adv} | :: heuristically |
| heurt {m} | :: collision |
| heurt {m} | :: bump (action of bumping) |
| heurt {m} | :: clash |
| heurté {adj} | :: jerky |
| heurter {v} | :: to strike, hit |
| heurter {v} | :: to clash, conflict with |
| heurter {vr} | :: to crash, collide (together) |
| heurter {vr} [of opinions] | :: to clash |
| heurtoir {m} | :: doorknocker, knocker |
| heurtoir {m} [rail] | :: buffer, bumper |
| hévéa {m} | :: rubber tree |
| hexa- {prefix} | :: hexa- |
| hexa {m} | :: clipping of hexadécimal |
| hexacanthe {adj} [biology] | :: hexacanth |
| hexachlorocyclopentadiène {m} [organic compound] | :: hexachlorocyclopentadiene |
| hexachlorure {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: hexachloride |
| hexacontane {m} [organic compound] | :: hexacontane |
| hexacosane {m} [organic compound] | :: hexacosane |
| hexacosanoïque {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: hexacosanoic |
| hexadécane {m} [organic compound] | :: hexadecane |
| hexadécanoïque {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: hexadecanoic |
| hexadécimal {adj} | :: hexadecimal (expressed in hexadecimal) |
| hexadécimal {m} | :: hexadecimal |
| hexadenté {adj} | :: hexadentate |
| hexaèdre {adj} | :: hexahedral |
| hexaèdre {m} [geometry] | :: hexahedron |
| hexaédrique {adj} | :: hexahedral |
| hexaédrite {f} [mineral] | :: hexahedrite |
| hexaeïcosanoïque {adj} | :: synonym of hexacosanoïque |
| hexaénoïque {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: hexaenoic |
| hexafluorure {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: hexafluoride |
| hexagonal {adj} | :: hexagonal |
| hexagonal {adj} | :: French |
| hexagone {adj} | :: hexagonal |
| hexagone {m} | :: hexagon |
| hexagone {m} [geography] | :: alternative spelling of Hexagone |
| Hexagone {prop} {m} | :: mainland of France |
| hexagramme {m} | :: hexagram |
| hexahélicène {m} [organic compound] | :: hexahelicene |
| hexamère {m} [chemistry] | :: hexamer |
| hexamériser {v} [chemistry] | :: To hexamerize |
| hexaméthylènetétramine {m} [organic compound] | :: hexamethylenetetramine, hexamine, methenamine |
| hexamètre {adj} | :: hexametric |
| hexamètre {m} | :: hexameter |
| hexane {m} [organic compound] | :: hexane |
| hexanoïque {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: hexanoic |
| hexatique {adj} [physics, chemistry] | :: hexatic |
| hexatomique {adj} [chemistry] | :: hexatomic |
| hexatriacontanoïque {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: hexatriacontanoic |
| hexazinone {m} | :: hexazinone |
| hexol {m} [organic chemistry] | :: hexol |
| hiatal {adj} [anatomy] | :: hiatus (attributive) |
| hiatique {adj} | :: hiatic |
| hiatus {m} | :: hiatus, gap |
| hiatus {m} [phonetics] | :: hiatus |
| hibernation {f} | :: hibernation (all senses) |
| hiberner {v} | :: to hibernate (have winter sleep) |
| hibiscus {m} | :: hibiscus |
| hibou {m} | :: owl (specifically, those species of owls with ear tufts; those without ear tufts are chouettes) |
| hibou des marais {m} | :: short-eared owl (Asio flammeus) |
| hibou grand-duc {m} | :: Eurasian eagle owl (Bubo bubo) |
| hibou petit-duc {m} | :: Eurasian scops owl (Otus scops) |
| hic {m} | :: snag, hitch, catch, kink, problem |
| hic {interj} | :: hic! (indicating a hiccup) |
| hidalgo {m} | :: hidalgo |
| hideur {f} | :: hideousness |
| hideusement {adv} | :: hideously |
| hideux {adj} | :: grotesque; vile; hideous |
| hidjab {m} | :: hijab, the hajib headscarf |
| hie {f} | :: stamping/ramming rod |
| hièble {f} | :: danewort (Sambucus ebulus) |
| hiémal {adj} | :: of or pertaining to winter |
| hier {adv} | :: yesterday |
| hier {v} [obsolete] | :: To stamp with a rod (hie) |
| Hiérapolis {prop} {f} | :: Hierapolis |
| hiérarchie {f} | :: hierarchy |
| hiérarchique {adj} | :: hierarchical |
| hiérarchiquement {adv} | :: hierarchically |
| hiérarchisation {f} | :: hierarchization |
| hiérarchisation {f} | :: prioritization |
| hiérarchiser {v} | :: to hierarchize |
| hiérarchiser {v} | :: to prioritize |
| hiérarque {m} | :: hierarch |
| hiératique {adj} | :: hieratic |
| hiératique {adj} | :: solemn, ritual |
| hiératiquement {adv} | :: hieratically |
| hiératiquement {adv} | :: solemnly, ritually |
| hiératisme {m} | :: hieraticism |
| hiéroglyphe {m} | :: hieroglyph |
| hiéroglyphe {m} | :: something undecipherable |
| hiéroglyphique {adj} | :: hieroglyphic |
| hijab {m} | :: alternative spelling of hidjab |
| Hikari {prop} | :: given name |
| Hilaire {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Hilaire {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| hilalien {adj} | :: Relating to the Banu Hilal tribe |
| hilarant {adj} | :: hilarious (very amusing; very funny) |
| hilarité {f} | :: hilarity, mirth |
| hilbertien {adj} [maths] | :: Hilbertian |
| hile {m} | :: hilum |
| Himalaya {prop} {m} | :: Himalaya (mountain range) |
| himalayen {adj} | :: Himalayan |
| hin {interj} [onomatopeia, colloquial] | :: heh, ooh, hehe! |
| hindi {m} | :: Hindi; one of the official languages of India |
| hindî {m} | :: The Hindi language of India |
| hindiphone {adj} | :: Hindi-speaking |
| hindiphone {mf} | :: An Hindi-speaking person |
| hindou {adj} | :: Hindu |
| hindou {m} | :: Hindu |
| hindouisme {m} | :: Hinduism |
| hindouiste {adj} | :: Hindu |
| hindouiste {mf} | :: Hindu (person) |
| Hindoustan {prop} {m} | :: Hindustan |
| hip hop {m} | :: hip-hop (cultural genre) |
| hip hop {m} | :: hip-hop (music genre) |
| hip-hop {m} | :: alternative form of hip hop |
| Hipparque {prop} {m} | :: Hipparchus |
| hippiatre {m} [archaic] | :: one who specializes in the medical treatment of horses, a hippiater, veterinarian, or farrier |
| hippie {mf} | :: hippie |
| hippie {adj} | :: hippie |
| hippique {adj} | :: relating to horses; hippic, equestrian |
| hippiquement {adv} | :: equestrianly |
| hippisme {m} | :: horse racing |
| hippo- {prefix} | :: relating to horses |
| hippocampe {m} | :: sea horse |
| hippocampe {m} [anatomy, mythology] | :: hippocampus |
| Hippocrate {prop} | :: Hippocrates (Greek physician) |
| hippodamien {adj} | :: Hippodamian |
| Hippodamos {prop} {m} | :: Hippodamus |
| hippodrome {m} | :: a hippodrome, racecourse, a circuit for equestrian sport |
| hippogriffe {m} | :: hippogriff |
| Hippolyte {prop} | :: given name |
| hippomanie {f} | :: hippomania |
| hippomobile {adj} | :: horse-drawn, propelled by a horse |
| hippophagie {f} | :: hippophagy |
| hippophagique {adj} | :: horse meat (attributive) |
| hippopotame {m} | :: hippopotamus |
| hippopotame amphibie {m} | :: common hippopotamus (Hippopotamus amphibius) |
| hippopotame commun {m} | :: common hippopotamus (Hippopotamus amphibius) |
| hippurie {f} [pathology] | :: hippuria |
| hippurique {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: hippuric |
| hipster {mf} | :: hipster |
| hircin {adj} | :: hircine |
| hircique {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: hircic |
| Hiroko {prop} | :: given name |
| hirondelle {f} | :: swallow (bird) |
| hirondelle {f} [printing] | :: alignment mark printed in the margin |
| hirondelle {f} [colloquial, dated] | :: policeman on bicycle or motorcycle |
| hirondelle de rochers {f} | :: The Eurasian crag martin |
| hirsute {adj} | :: hairy, bristly, shaggy |
| Hisako {prop} | :: given name |
| Hispanie {prop} {f} | :: Hispania; the area of the Roman Empire now equivalent to modern Spain |
| Hispaniola {prop} {f} | :: Hispaniola |
| hispanique {adj} | :: Hispanic |
| hispaniser {v} | :: To Hispanicize |
| hispaniste {adj} | :: Hispanist |
| hispaniste {mf} | :: Hispanist |
| hispano- {prefix} | :: Hispano- (all meanings) |
| hispanophile {adj} | :: Hispanophile |
| hispanophile {mf} | :: Hispanophile |
| hispanophone {adj} | :: Spanish-speaking |
| hispanophone {mf} | :: Spanish speaker |
| hisser {v} | :: to hoist, to raise |
| hisser {vr} | :: to rise through the ranks (e.g. of an organisation) |
| hisser les voiles {v} [figuratively] | :: to set sail, to depart, to sail away, to sail off into the sunset |
| histiocytaire {adj} [biology] | :: histiocytic |
| histiocyte {m} [biology] | :: histiocyte |
| histo- {prefix} | :: histo- |
| histochimie {f} [chemistry, biology] | :: histochemistry |
| histochimique {adj} [chemistry, biology] | :: histochemical |
| histochimiste {mf} [chemistry, biology] | :: histochemist |
| histocompatibilité {f} [immunology] | :: histocompatibility |
| histogramme {m} | :: histogram |
| histoire {f} | :: story |
| histoire {f} | :: history |
| histoire {f} [colloquial] | :: lie, fantasy, invention |
| histoire {f} | :: misadventure |
| histoire d'amour {f} | :: love story |
| histoire de {conj} [colloquial, dated] | :: resulting in |
| histoire de {conj} [colloquial] | :: in order to |
| histoire de l'art {f} | :: art history |
| histoire farce {f} [Louisiana French, ] | :: joke |
| histoire que {conj} [colloquial] | :: so that, in order to |
| histologie {f} | :: histology (the study of the microscopic structure) |
| histologique {adj} | :: histological |
| histologiquement {adv} | :: histologically |
| histologiste {mf} | :: histologist |
| histolyse {f} | :: histolysis (breakdown of bodily tissues) |
| histone {f} [biochemistry] | :: histone |
| histonomie {f} [biology] | :: histonomy |
| historicisme {m} | :: historicism |
| historiciste {adj} | :: historicist |
| historicité {f} | :: historicity |
| historié {adj} | :: historiated |
| historien {m} | :: historian |
| historienne {f} | :: historian |
| historiette {f} | :: anecdote |
| historiographe {m} | :: historiographer |
| historiographie {f} | :: historiography |
| historiographique {adj} | :: historiographic |
| historique {adj} | :: historical |
| historique {m} [computing] | :: history |
| historique {m} | :: chronological narration of past events, history |
| historiquement {adv} | :: historically |
| histrion {m} [pejorative] | :: a minstrel |
| histrionique {adj} | :: histrionic, melodramatic, attention-seeking |
| histrionisme {m} | :: histrionics |
| hitchcockien {adj} | :: Hitchcockian |
| hitlérien {adj} | :: Hitlerian (related to Adolf Hitler) |
| hitlérisme {m} | :: Hitlerism |
| Hitomi {prop} | :: given name |
| hit-parade {m} | :: hit parade; chart |
| hiver {m} | :: winter |
| hivernage {m} | :: wintering |
| hivernal {adj} | :: winter |
| hivernal {adj} | :: wintery, similar to winter |
| hiverner {vi} [of a boat or animal] | :: to winter, hivernate (to spend the winter in a certain place, especially for warmth) |
| hmm {interj} | :: expressing skepticism |
| hmong {adj} | :: Hmong |
| hmong {m} | :: Hmong |
| h muet {m} [grammar, linguistics] | :: mute h, silent h |
| HNE {n} | :: initialism of [] |
| ho {interj} | :: Used by tamer to calm the animal they are taming, especially horses; whoa |
| ho {interj} | :: Used to express surprise or shock |
| Ho {prop} | :: surname |
| Hoang {prop} | :: surname |
| hoazin {m} | :: hoatzin |
| hobbesien {adj} | :: Hobbesian |
| hobby {m} | :: hobby (activity) |
| hobereau {m} | :: hobby (falcon) |
| hobereau {m} | :: country squire |
| hochement {m} | :: nod, shake (of the head) |
| hochepot {m} | :: hodgepodge |
| hochequeue {m} | :: wagtail |
| hocher {v} | :: to nod (move one's head) |
| hochet {m} | :: rattle (a baby's toy) |
| Hô-Chi-Minh-Ville {prop} {mf} | :: Hô-Chi-Minh-Ville (city) |
| hockey {m} | :: hockey |
| hockey {m} [Canada] | :: ice hockey |
| hockey balle {m} | :: alternative form of hockey-balle |
| hockey-balle {m} | :: ball hockey |
| hockey cosom {m} | :: cosom hockey |
| hockey d'antan {m} [sports] | :: pond hockey |
| hockeyeur {m} | :: A hockey player |
| hockeyeuse {f} | :: feminine noun of hockeyeur |
| hockey sur gazon {m} [sport] | :: field hockey |
| hockey sur glace {m} [sport] | :: ice hockey |
| hockey sur luge {m} | :: sledge hockey |
| hockey sur table {m} | :: table hockey, especially rod hockey |
| hoir {m} [archaic or law] | :: heir |
| hoirie {f} [legal] | :: inheritance |
| hola {f} | :: Mexican wave (a phenomenon at sports events) |
| holà {interj} | :: hey, oi |
| höldérien {adj} | :: Holderian |
| holding {mf} | :: holding company |
| holistique {adj} | :: holistic |
| hollandais {adj} | :: Dutch, from or pertaining to The Netherlands |
| hollandais {m} | :: Dutch (the Dutch language) |
| Hollandais {m} | :: Dutchman |
| Hollandaise {f} | :: feminine noun of Hollandais |
| Hollande {prop} {f} | :: Holland |
| Hollande {prop} {f} | :: surname |
| hollando- {prefix} | :: A combining form relating to Holland (Hollande) |
| hollando- {prefix} | :: By extension, a combining form relating to the Netherlands (Pays-Bas) |
| hollywoodesque {adj} | :: Hollywoodesque |
| hollywoodien {adj} [attributive] | :: Hollywood |
| hollywoodien {adj} | :: Hollywoodian |
| holmate {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: holmate |
| holmesien {adj} [rare] | :: Holmesian |
| holmium {m} | :: holmium |
| holo- {prefix} | :: holo- |
| holocauste {m} | :: holocaust |
| Holocauste {prop} {m} | :: Holocaust |
| holocène {adj} | :: Holocene |
| Holocène {prop} {m} | :: Holocene |
| holoèdre {m} | :: holohedral crystal |
| holoédrie {f} | :: holohedry |
| holoédrique {adj} | :: holohedral |
| hologame {adj} [biology] | :: hologamous |
| hologrammatique {adj} | :: hologrammatic |
| hologramme {m} | :: hologram |
| holographie {f} | :: holography |
| holographique {adj} | :: holographic |
| holométabole {m} | :: holometabole |
| holométabole {adj} | :: holometabolous |
| holomorphe {adj} [mathematics] | :: holomorphic (of a complex function) |
| holomorphose {f} [biology] | :: holomorphosis |
| holonomie {f} | :: holonomy |
| holonyme {m} | :: holonym |
| holoparasitisme {m} [biology] | :: holoparasitism |
| holophylie {f} [biology] | :: holophyly |
| holoside {m} [carbohydrate] | :: saccharide |
| holothurie {f} [zoology] | :: holothurian, sea cucumber |
| Holyokais {m} | :: Holyokian |
| homard {m} | :: lobster |
| homard américain {m} | :: American lobster (Homarus americanus) |
| homard breton {m} | :: European lobster (Homarus gammarus) |
| homard canadien {m} | :: American lobster (Homarus americanus) |
| homard européen {m} | :: European lobster (Homarus gammarus) |
| hombre {m} | :: A kind of card game from Spain |
| homélie {f} [religion] | :: homily |
| homéo- {prefix} | :: alternative form of homo- |
| homéomorphe {adj} [maths] | :: homeomorphic |
| homéomorphisme {m} [maths] | :: homeomorphism |
| homéopathe {m} | :: homeopath |
| homéopathie {f} | :: homeopathy (system of treating diseases with very small amounts) |
| homéopathique {adj} | :: homoeopathic, homœopathic, homeopathic |
| homéopathiquement {adv} | :: homeopathically |
| homéose {f} [biology] | :: homeosis, homoiosis |
| homéostasie {f} | :: homeostasis (ability to stablize internal environment) |
| homéostat {m} | :: homeostat |
| homéostatique {adj} | :: homeostatic |
| homéotherme {adj} | :: homeothermic, warm-blooded |
| homéothermie {f} | :: homeothermy, warm-bloodedness |
| Homère {prop} {m} | :: Homer (Greek author) |
| homérien {adj} | :: Homerian (relating to Homer) |
| homérique {adj} | :: Homeric (relating to Homer) |
| homériquement {adv} | :: Homerically |
| homicide {m} | :: homicide |
| homicide {mf} | :: killer |
| homicide {adj} | :: killer; that kills |
| homicide involontaire {m} [law] | :: manslaughter |
| homicider {vt} | :: to kill, commit homicide |
| homicide volontaire {m} [law] | :: second-degree murder |
| hominidé {m} [zoology] | :: hominid |
| hominivore {adj} | :: maneating |
| hommage {m} | :: homage |
| hommasse {adj} | :: mannish |
| hommasse {adj} | :: masculine |
| hommassement {adv} | :: mannishly |
| homme {m} | :: man (adult male human) |
| homme {m} | :: man, Man (species) |
| homme {m} | :: man (virile male) |
| homme {m} | :: man (employee) |
| Homme {prop} {m} | :: Man (genus Homo) |
| homme à femmes {m} | :: lady's man |
| homme au foyer {m} | :: househusband |
| homme d'affaires {m} | :: a businessman |
| homme de Dieu {m} | :: a man of God, a godly man |
| homme de Dieu {m} | :: a minister |
| homme de Dieu {m} | :: a priest |
| homme de guerre {m} | :: a man of war, a military man |
| homme de lettres {m} | :: homme de lettres |
| homme de main {m} | :: henchman |
| homme de Néandertal {m} | :: Neanderthal (A Homo neanderthalensis specimen) |
| homme de paille {m} | :: straw man, figurehead, front man |
| homme des cavernes {m} | :: caveman |
| homme des cavernes {m} [figuratively, derogatory] | :: caveman (a brutish or savage person) |
| homme d'État {m} | :: statesman |
| homme du monde {m} | :: man of the world (worldly man) |
| hommelet {m} | :: small, or insignificant man |
| homme-médecine {m} | :: medicine man (shamanistic healer) |
| homme-mort {m} | :: dead man's switch |
| homme politique {m} | :: a (male) politician |
| hommet {m} | :: casemate, bunker |
| homo- {prefix} | :: homo- (same) |
| homo- {prefix} | :: homo- (pertaining to homosexuality) |
| homo- {prefix} | :: alternative form of homéo- |
| homo {mf} | :: gay (homosexual person, especially male) |
| homo {adj} | :: gay, homo |
| homocaryon {m} [biology] | :: homokaryon |
| homocentrique {adj} [astronomy] | :: homocentric |
| homocentriquement {adv} | :: homocentrically |
| homocerque {adj} | :: homocercal |
| homocystéine {f} [organic compound] | :: homocysteine |
| homodiégétique {adj} | :: homodiegetic |
| homœomorphe {adj} | :: alternative form of homéomorphe |
| homœomorphisme {m} | :: alternative form of homéomorphisme |
| homœopathe {m} | :: alternative form of homéopathe |
| homœopathie {f} | :: alternative spelling of homéopathie |
| homœopathique {adj} | :: alternative form of homéopathique |
| homœopathiquement {adv} | :: alternative form of homéopathiquement |
| homœostasie {f} | :: alternative form of homéostasie |
| homœotherme {adj} | :: alternative form of homéotherme |
| homoérotique {adj} | :: homoerotic |
| homoérotiser {v} | :: To homoeroticize |
| homogamie {f} | :: homogamy |
| homogène {adj} | :: homogeneous |
| homogénéisation {f} | :: homogenization |
| homogénéisé {adj} | :: homogenized |
| homogénéiser {v} | :: to homogenize |
| homogénéité {f} | :: homogeneity |
| homogènement {adv} | :: homogeneously |
| homoglyphe {m} | :: homoglyph |
| homographe {m} | :: homograph |
| homolactique {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: homolactic |
| homolécithe {adj} | :: homolecithal |
| homologation {f} [legal] | :: homologation |
| homologique {adj} | :: homological |
| homologiquement {adv} | :: homologically |
| homologue {adj} | :: homologous |
| homologue {mf} | :: counterpart |
| homologuer {v} | :: to officially recognize, ratify |
| homomorphe {adj} | :: homomorphic, homomorphous |
| homomorphique {adj} | :: homomorphic |
| homomorphiquement {adv} | :: homomorphically |
| homomorphisme {m} | :: homomorphism |
| ho mon Dieu {interj} | :: oh my God! |
| homonucléaire {adj} [chemistry] | :: homonuclear |
| homonyme {adj} | :: homonymous |
| homonyme {m} | :: homonym (word with the same sound or spelling but different meaning) |
| homonyme {m} | :: namesake |
| homonymement {adv} | :: homonymously |
| homonymie {f} | :: homonymy (property of being a homonym) |
| homoparentalité {f} | :: LGBT parenting |
| homophobe {adj} | :: homophobic |
| homophobe {mf} | :: homophobe |
| homophobie {f} | :: homophobia, antipathy towards homosexuals |
| homophone {adj} | :: homophonous |
| homophone {m} | :: homophone |
| homophonie {f} | :: homophony |
| homophtalique {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: homophthalic |
| homoplasie {f} [biology] | :: homoplasy |
| homoplasique {adj} [biology] | :: homoplasic |
| homopolymère {m} [chemistry] | :: homopolymer |
| homopolymérisation {f} [organic chemistry] | :: homopolymerization |
| homopolymériser {v} [organic chemistry] | :: To homopolymerize |
| homopolyoside {m} [carbohydrate] | :: homopolysaccharide |
| homoptère {m} | :: homopter |
| homorgane {adj} [phonetics, phonology] | :: homorganic |
| homoscédasticité {f} [statistics] | :: homoscedasticity |
| homoscédastique {adj} [statistics] | :: homoscedastic |
| homosexualité {f} | :: homosexuality |
| homosexuel {adj} | :: homosexual |
| homosexuel {m} | :: homosexual |
| homosexuelle {f} | :: feminine noun of homosexuel |
| homosexuellement {adv} | :: homosexually |
| homosociabilité {f} | :: homosociality (homosexual sociality) |
| homosocialité {f} | :: homosociality |
| homotaxique {adj} | :: homotaxic |
| homothermal {adj} | :: homothermic |
| homothétie {f} [maths] | :: homothety |
| homothétique {adj} | :: homothetic |
| homothétiquement {adv} | :: homothetically |
| homotopicité {f} [maths] | :: homotopicity |
| homotopie {f} [maths] | :: homotopy |
| homotopique {adj} [maths] | :: homotopic |
| homotypique {adj} | :: homotypic |
| homotypiquement {adv} | :: homotypically |
| Homs {prop} | :: Homs (city) |
| homsiote {adj} | :: Homsi |
| Homsiote {mf} | :: Homsi |
| hon. {adj} [legal] | :: Hon. abbreviation of honorable |
| hon. {adj} [politics] | :: Hon. abbreviation of honorable |
| Hon. {adj} | :: Hon. alternative form of hon. (honorable) |
| Honduras {prop} {m} | :: Honduras (country) |
| hondurien {adj} | :: Honduran (of or pertaining to Honduras or its people or culture) |
| Hondurien {m} | :: Honduran (a person from Honduras or of Honduran descent) |
| Hondurienne {f} | :: feminine noun of Hondurien |
| Hongkong {prop} | :: Hongkong (city/island/and/special administrative region) |
| Hong Kong {prop} | :: Hong Kong (city/island/and/special administrative region) |
| Hong-Kong {prop} {m} | :: Hong Kong |
| hongkongais {adj} | :: of or relating to Hong-Kong |
| Hongkongais {m} | :: person from Hong-Kong |
| Hongkongaise {f} | :: feminine noun of Hongkongais |
| hongre {adj} | :: gelded |
| hongre {m} | :: gelding (gelded, castrated male horse) |
| Hongrie {prop} {f} | :: Hungary |
| hongrois {m} | :: Hungarian, the language of Hungary |
| hongrois {adj} | :: Hungarian |
| Hongrois {m} | :: A Hungarian, a male person from Hungary |
| Hongroise {f} | :: feminine noun of Hongrois |
| honneste {adj} | :: archaic spelling of honnête |
| honnête {adj} | :: honest (scrupulous with regard to telling the truth) |
| honnête homme {m} | :: gentleman, respectable man, decent man, good man |
| honnêtement {adv} | :: honestly (in an honest way) |
| honnêteté {f} | :: honesty |
| honneur {m} | :: honor |
| honneur {m} [card games] | :: face card |
| honnir {vt} | :: to shame; to disgrace; to dishonor |
| honorabilité {f} | :: honour, repute |
| honorable {adj} | :: honorable |
| honorablement {adv} | :: honorably |
| honoraire {adj} | :: honorary |
| honoraires {mp} [plurale tantum] | :: honorarium |
| Honoré {prop} | :: given name |
| Honoré {prop} | :: surname |
| honorer {v} | :: to honor, to honour |
| honorifique {adj} | :: honorific |
| honorifiquement {adv} | :: honorifically |
| Honorine {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| honte {f} | :: shame (feeling) |
| honte à toi {interj} | :: shame on you |
| honte à vous {interj} | :: shame on you |
| honteusement {adv} | :: shamefully |
| honteux {adj} | :: ashamed (feeling shame) |
| honteux {adj} | :: shameful (causing shame) |
| hooliganisme {m} | :: hooliganism |
| hop {interj} | :: Voila!, hey presto! |
| hopanoïde {m} [biochemistry] | :: hopanoid |
| hopéine {f} [organic compound] | :: hopein |
| hopi {m} | :: Hopi language |
| hôpital {m} | :: hospital |
| hoplite {m} | :: hoplite |
| hoplostèthe orange {f} | :: orange roughy |
| hoquet {m} [onomatopoeia] | :: hiccup (spasm of the diaphragm) |
| hoqueter {v} | :: to hiccup |
| hoqueton {m} [historical] | :: acton, haqueton |
| horaire {m} | :: schedule |
| horaire {adj} | :: hourly |
| horaire {adj} | :: clockwise |
| horairement {adv} | :: hourly |
| horairement {adv} | :: clockwise |
| horde {f} | :: A horde |
| horeca {f} [Belgium, Luxembourg] | :: the hotel and catering industry |
| horicycle {f} | :: horocycle |
| horion {m} [chiefly in the plural] | :: blow (especially to the head or shoulders) |
| horisontal {adj} | :: alternative form of horizontal |
| horisontalement {adv} | :: alternative form of horizontalement |
| horizon {m} | :: horizon |
| horizon des événements {m} [astrophysics] | :: event horizon |
| horizontal {adj} | :: horizontal |
| horizontale {f} | :: horizontal |
| horizontale {f} [archaic, slang] | :: lady of the night |
| horizontalement {adv} | :: horizontally (in a horizontal direction or position) |
| horizontaliser {vt} | :: To horizontalize |
| horizontalité {f} | :: horizontality |
| horloge {f} | :: clock |
| horloge atomique {f} | :: atomic clock |
| horloge biologique {f} | :: circadian rhythm, body clock, biological clock |
| horloge biologique {f} | :: biological clock (the progression from puberty to menopause during which a woman can bear children) |
| horloge circadienne {f} | :: circadian rhythm, body clock, biological clock |
| horloge interne {f} | :: circadian rhythm, body clock, biological clock |
| horloger {m} | :: watchmaker |
| horloger {adj} | :: horological |
| horlogerie {f} | :: watchmaking, clockmaking |
| horlogerie {f} | :: watch shop, watchmaker's |
| hormèse {m} | :: hormesis |
| hormis {prep} [literary] | :: save, except (for) |
| hormogonie {m} [biology] | :: hormogonium |
| hormonal {adj} | :: hormonal |
| hormone {m} | :: hormone |
| hornblende {f} [mineral] | :: hornblende |
| hornette {f} [Louisiana French] | :: hornet |
| horodaté {adj} | :: timestamped |
| horodaté {adj} [of car parking] | :: pay-and-display |
| horodateur {m} | :: parking ticket machine, pay and display machine |
| horologie {f} | :: horology |
| horoptère {m} | :: horopter |
| horoptérique {adj} | :: horopteric |
| horoscope {m} | :: horoscope (all senses) |
| horreur {f} | :: horror (emotion) |
| horreur {f} | :: horror (something horrible) |
| horreur {f} | :: eyesore |
| horreur {f} [film] | :: horror |
| horrible {adj} | :: horrible; causing horror |
| horriblement {adv} | :: horribly |
| horrifier {v} | :: to horrify |
| horrifique {adj} | :: terrifying (producing fear) |
| horripilant {adj} | :: exasperating, infuriating, horripilating |
| horripiler {vt} | :: to exasperate, infuriating |
| hors {adv} | :: outside |
| hors {adv} [followed by de] | :: out (of), beyond |
| horsain {m} [Normandy dialect] | :: incomer, outsider |
| hors-bord {adj} | :: outboard (motor) |
| hors catégorie {f} [cycling] | :: hors categorie (the toughest category of climb) |
| hors d'affaire {adj} [rare] | :: Eventually safe from peril |
| hors d'âge {adj} | :: very old, ancient, ageless |
| hors d'âge {adj} | :: outdated, behind the times |
| hors d'atteinte {adj} | :: out of reach; unassailable, beyond reach, out of range |
| hors de {prep} | :: out of, outside |
| hors de combat {adj} [law] | :: hors de combat |
| hors de danger {adj} | :: out of danger, in the clear, safe, out of harm's way |
| hors de portée {adj} | :: out of reach |
| hors de prix {adj} | :: outrageously expensive, prohibitively expensive, unaffordable |
| hors de propos {adj} | :: beside the point, irrelevant, out of place |
| hors de question {interj} | :: out of the question! |
| hors de soi {adj} | :: furious, enraged |
| hors d'état de nuire {adj} [of criminals] | :: harmless |
| hors d'haleine {adj} | :: breathless, out of breath |
| hors d'oeuvre {m} | :: nonstandard spelling of hors d'œuvre |
| hors-d'œuvre {m} [cuisine] | :: appetizer, starter, hors d'oeuvre (small, light, and usually savory first course in a meal) |
| hors-d'œuvre {m} [architecture] | :: extension, appurtenance (room of a building that is not part of the main structure) |
| hors-d'œuvre {m} [literature] | :: digression (act of straying from the main subject that could be removed from the text without detriment to the main plot) |
| hors-d'œuvre {m} [figurative] | :: addendum, extraneity, superfluity, accessory, hors-d'oeuvre (something additional or secondary to the main thing) |
| hors-d'œuvre {adj} [architecture] | :: stand-alone (standing apart from the main body of a building) |
| hors-d'œuvre {adj} [literature] | :: off-topic, digressive (not pertaining directly to the subject at hand) |
| hors du commun {adj} | :: out of the ordinary, out of the common, exceptional |
| hors du coup {adj} [colloquial] | :: out of the loop, old-fashioned |
| hors d'usage {adj} | :: out of order, out of use |
| hors-jeu {adj} | :: offside |
| hors-jeu {m} | :: offside |
| hors-la-loi {mf} | :: outlaw (a fugitive from the law) |
| hors ligne {adj} | :: offline |
| hors norme {adj} | :: abnormal, extraordinary |
| hors norme {adj} | :: exceptional |
| hors pair {adj} | :: peerless, unparalleled |
| hors-piste {m} | :: off-piste |
| hors service {adj} | :: out-of-order |
| hors sujet {adj} | :: off-topic |
| Hortense {prop} {f} | :: given name derived from Latin Hortensia |
| hortensia {m} | :: hydrangea |
| horticole {adj} | :: horticultural |
| horticulteur {m} | :: horticulturist |
| horticultrice {f} | :: feminine noun of horticulteur |
| horticulture {f} | :: horticulture |
| Hosokawa {prop} | :: surname |
| hospice {m} | :: hospice |
| hospital {m} | :: obsolete spelling of hôpital |
| hospitaliation {f} | :: hospitalization |
| hospitalier {adj} | :: hospital (attributively) |
| hospitalier {adj} | :: hospitable |
| hospitalier {m} | :: hospitaler |
| hospitalièrement {adv} | :: hospitably |
| hospitalisation {f} | :: hospitalization (period of time spent in hospital for treatment) |
| hospitaliser {v} | :: to hospitalise |
| hospitalité {f} | :: hospitality (all senses) |
| hoste {m} | :: obsolete spelling of hôte |
| hostellerie {f} | :: alternative form of hôtellerie |
| hostesse {f} | :: obsolete spelling of hôtesse |
| hostie {f} | :: The host used in church |
| hostie {f} [Quebec] | :: alternative form of ostie |
| hostie de {adj} [Quebec, slang, vulgar] | :: fucking (as an intensifier) |
| hostile {adj} | :: hostile |
| hostile {adj} | :: unfriendly |
| hostilement {adv} | :: hostilely |
| hostilité {f} | :: hostility |
| hosto {m} [colloquial] | :: hospital |
| hot-dog {m} | :: hot dog (frankfurter in a bun) |
| hôte {m} | :: guest (one who is received) |
| hôte {m} | :: host (one who receives) |
| hôte {m} | :: host (being that carries a parasite) |
| hôte de marque {m} | :: distinguished guest |
| hôtel {m} | :: mansion, town house, hotel |
| hôtel {m} | :: hotel |
| hôtel de ville {m} | :: town hall, city hall |
| hôtel-Dieu {m} [historical] | :: hôtel-Dieu |
| hôtelier {adj} [attributive] | :: hotel |
| hôtelier {m} | :: hotelier (hotel-owner) |
| hôtelière {f} | :: female equivalent of hôtelier |
| hôtellerie {f} [archaic] | :: inn |
| hôtellerie {f} | :: hotel business |
| hôtesse {f} | :: hostess |
| hôtesse de l'air {f} | :: air hostess, (female) flight attendant |
| hotline {f} | :: hotline |
| hotte {f} | :: carrying basket, burden basket |
| hotte {f} [chemistry] | :: fume hood |
| hotte {f} | :: hood (metal covering that leads to a vent to suck away smoke or fumes) |
| hotte {f} | :: la hotte du Père Noël = Santa Claus's sack |
| hottée {f} | :: basketful |
| houblon {m} | :: hop (plant), hops (plant) |
| Houde {prop} | :: surname |
| houe {f} | :: hoe (gardening tool) |
| houer {v} | :: to hoe |
| houille {f} | :: coal |
| houiller {adj} | :: coal (attributive) |
| houiller {adj} | :: coal-bearing |
| houillère {f} | :: coal mine, colliery |
| houka {f} | :: hookah (pipe) |
| Houlagou {prop} {m} | :: Hulagu |
| houle {f} | :: swell (of water) |
| Houle {prop} | :: Houle; surname |
| houlette {f} | :: crook, shepherd's staff |
| houlette {f} [figuratively] | :: leadership, wing, guidance |
| houleusement {adv} | :: roughly, stormily |
| houleux {adj} | :: rough, stormy (of sea) |
| houlque {f} | :: soft-grass (of genus Holcus) |
| houmach {m} [Judaism] | :: Chumash |
| hoummous {m} | :: alternative spelling of houmous |
| houmous {m} | :: hummus |
| houppe {f} | :: tuft |
| houppe {f} | :: tassel |
| houppe {f} | :: powder puff |
| houppe {f} [heraldry] | :: tassel |
| houppelande {f} [historical] | :: houppelande |
| houppette {f} | :: small tuft, tassel etc |
| houppette {f} | :: an absorbent feminine contraceptive device |
| houppier {m} | :: A person who makes or sells tassels (etc) |
| houppier {m} [botany] | :: The crown, branches, twigs and leaves of a tree |
| hourra {interj} | :: hurrah |
| hourra {m} | :: hurrah |
| hourrah {interj} | :: alternative form of hurrah |
| hourrah {m} | :: alternative form of hurrah |
| hourvari {m} [literary, rare] | :: noise |
| house {f} | :: house music, house (genre of music) |
| houseau {m} [historical] | :: gaiter |
| house music {f} | :: house music, house |
| housing {m} [computing] | :: colocation; A service allowing multiple customers to locate network, server and storage gear, connect them to a variety of telecommunications and network service providers, with a minimum of cost and complexity |
| houspiller {v} | :: to chide or scold someone harshly, usually accompanied by pulling and shaking, berate |
| houspiller {v} | :: to criticise |
| houspiller {v} | :: to rebuke, reprehend |
| houspiller {v} | :: to mistreat, torment, mob; to cause worry or distress |
| housse {f} | :: slipcover; dust cover |
| housse de couette {f} | :: duvet cover |
| housse mortuaire {f} | :: body bag |
| housser {v} [rare] | :: To cover with a dustsheet |
| housser {v} [rare] | :: To dust (with a duster) |
| houssoir {m} [dated] | :: A feather duster |
| housson {m} | :: butcher's broom |
| houthiste {adj} | :: Houthist |
| houx {m} | :: holly |
| houx commun {m} | :: European holly (Ilex aquifolium) |
| houx verticillé {m} | :: American winterberry, (Ilex verticillata) |
| hovercraft {m} | :: hovercraft |
| hoxhaïsme {m} | :: Hoxhaism |
| hoyau {m} | :: mattock |
| Hpe. {f} [music] | :: hp (harp) |
| HPGP {m} | :: HPGP (hydrogen peroxide gas plasma) abbreviation of plasma de gaz de peroxyde d'hydrogène |
| HS {adj} | :: initialism of hors-service |
| HS {adj} | :: initialism of hors sujet (off-topic, irrelevant) |
| HT {adv} | :: initialism of hors taxe; without tax (specifically VAT) |
| Huang He {prop} {m} | :: Huang He (river) |
| huard {m} [ornithology] | :: great northern loon |
| huard {m} | :: loonie (Canadian dollar as a unit of currency) |
| Huard {prop} | :: surname |
| Hubert {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| hublot {m} | :: porthole |
| hublot {m} [of airplane, washing machine] | :: window |
| hubnérite {f} | :: alternative spelling of hübnérite |
| hübnérite {f} [mineral] | :: hübnerite |
| huche {f} | :: bin |
| huche {f} | :: chest |
| huchée {f} | :: shouting, crying out |
| hucher {v} | :: To cry out |
| huchet {m} | :: hunting horn |
| huchet {m} [heraldiccharge] | :: hunting horn |
| hue {interj} | :: yah!, cry to make (a) working animal(s) etc. advance or turn right |
| Hué {prop} | :: Hue, in Vietnam (all senses) |
| huebnérite {f} | :: alternative spelling of hübnérite |
| huée {f} [hunting] | :: hallooing |
| huée {f} [in the plural] | :: boos, booing |
| huer {v} | :: to boo |
| Hughes {prop} | :: surname |
| Hugo {prop} | :: given name, a Latinized form of Hugues |
| Hugo {prop} | :: surname |
| hugolien {adj} | :: Hugolian |
| huguenot {adj} | :: Huguenot |
| huguenot {m} | :: Huguenot |
| huguenotisme {m} | :: Huguenotism |
| Hugues {prop} | :: given name |
| Huguette {prop} | :: given name, a feminine diminutive form of Hugues ( =Hugh) |
| hui {adv} [obsolete] | :: today |
| huictante {num} | :: obsolete spelling of huitante |
| huilage {m} | :: oiling (action or process of adding oil) |
| huilage {m} | :: olive-oil harvest |
| huile {f} | :: oil (liquid fat) |
| huile {f} | :: big gun, big cheese |
| huile de coude {f} [idiom] | :: elbow grease (effort or hard work) |
| huile de foie de morue {f} | :: cod liver oil |
| huile de palme {f} | :: palm oil |
| huile d'eucalyptus citronné {f} | :: oil of lemon eucalyptus (a natural extract that is an insect repellant) |
| huile d'olive {f} | :: olive oil |
| huile essentielle {f} | :: essential oil |
| huile essentielle d'eucalyptus citronné {f} | :: oil of lemon eucalyptus (a natural extract that is an insect repellant) |
| huiler {v} | :: to oil, oil up (cover or coat with oil) |
| huilerie {f} | :: oil refinery |
| huileux {adj} | :: oily (covered with oil) |
| huilier {m} | :: oil producer |
| huilier {adj} | :: oil (attributive; relating to oil) |
| huilière {f} | :: feminine noun of huilier |
| huiptante {num} [Acadia] | :: alternative form of huitante |
| huis {m} [obsolete except in the fixed expression below] | :: door |
| huis clos {m} [literally, obsolete] | :: closed door |
| huis clos {m} | :: an enclosed space such as a room or cell |
| huis clos {m} [figuratively] | :: a work of fiction (film, novel, etc.) in which the action is set in an enclosed space |
| huis clos {m} [by extension] | :: a genre in fiction where dramatic tension is derived from the action being set in an enclosed space |
| huis-clos {m} | :: alternative form of huis clos |
| huisserie {f} | :: doorframe, window frame |
| huissier {m} | :: An usher, particularly: |
| huissier {m} [archaic, ceremonial or literary] | :: a doorman |
| huissier {m} [legal] | :: clipping of huissier de justice, an officer of the court in various European countries roughly similar to a British bailiff |
| huissier de justice {m} [legal] | :: huissier de justice |
| huit {num} | :: eight |
| huitaine {f} | :: About eight |
| huitante {num} | :: [obsolete, outside, Vaud, Valais and Fribourg in Switzerland] eighty |
| huitante-et-un {num} | :: [obsolete, outside, Switzerland and other dialects] eighty-one |
| huitante-neuf {num} | :: [obsolete, outside, Switzerland and other dialects] eighty-nine |
| huitantième {adj} [Switzerland] | :: eightieth |
| huitantième {mf} [Switzerland] | :: eightieth |
| huit cents {m} | :: eight hundred |
| huitième {adj} | :: eighth |
| huitième {mf} | :: eighth |
| huitième art {m} [idiomatic, singulare tantum] | :: Television |
| huitièmement {adv} | :: eighthly |
| huitre {f} | :: oyster |
| huître {f} | :: oyster |
| huitrier {adj} [attributive] | :: oyster |
| huitrier {m} | :: oystercatcher (bird) |
| huîtrier {adj} [attributive] | :: oyster |
| huîtrier {m} | :: oystercatcher (bird) |
| huîtrière {f} | :: oyster farm |
| Hull {prop} | :: A placename |
| Hull {prop} | :: Various places in Canada, USA, UK |
| Hull {prop} | :: Hull (Québec) |
| hullois {adj} | :: Pertaining to Hull, Quebec, Canada |
| Hullois {m} | :: A male resident of Hull, Quebec, Canada |
| Hulloise {f} | :: feminine noun of Hullois; Female resident of Hull, Quebec, Canada |
| hulotte {f} | :: tawny owl (Strix aluco) |
| hulotte {f} | :: lesser yellow underwing (Noctua comes) |
| hululement {m} | :: hoot (the cry of an owl) |
| hululer {vi} | :: to hoot (to make the cry of an owl) |
| hululeur {adj} | :: hooting |
| hululeur {m} | :: hooter |
| hululeur {m} | :: wobbler, wobbulator |
| huma {f} | :: humanity |
| humain {m} | :: human |
| humain {adj} | :: human |
| humain {adj} | :: humane |
| humainement {adv} | :: humanly |
| humainement {adv} | :: humanely |
| humanine {m} [protein] | :: humanin |
| humaniser {vt} | :: To humanise; to civilise |
| humanisme {m} | :: humanism |
| humaniste {adj} | :: humanistic |
| humaniste {mf} | :: humanist |
| humanitaire {adj} | :: humanitarian |
| humanitaire {mf} | :: humanitarian |
| humanitarisme {m} | :: humanitarianism (humanitarian philosophy) |
| humanité {f} | :: humanity (human beings as a group) |
| humanité {f} | :: humanity (state of quality of being human) |
| humanoïde {adj} | :: humanoid |
| humanoïde {m} | :: a humanoid |
| Humbert {prop} | :: given name |
| Humbert {prop} | :: surname |
| humble {adj} | :: humble |
| humblement {adv} | :: humbly |
| humecter {v} | :: to moisten (make slightly wet) |
| humer {vt} | :: to smell |
| huméral {adj} [anatomy] | :: humeral |
| humérus {m} | :: humerus |
| humeur {f} | :: humour/humor (the liquid in the body) |
| humeur {f} | :: mental state, either temperamental or as temporary mood |
| humeur vitrée {f} | :: vitreous humour |
| humide {adj} | :: moist, humid |
| humide {adj} | :: wet |
| humidement {adv} | :: humidly |
| humidificateur {m} | :: humidifier (a device that is used to increase the humidity of the air) |
| humidification {f} | :: humidification |
| humidifier {v} | :: to humidify |
| humidité {f} | :: humidity; moisture, wetness, dampness |
| humiliamment {adv} [rare, nonstandard] | :: humiliatingly, humblingly |
| humiliant {adj} | :: humiliating |
| humiliation {f} | :: A humiliation, active or passive |
| humilier {v} | :: to humiliate |
| humilité {f} | :: humility |
| humine {f} | :: humin |
| humique {adj} | :: humic |
| hummus {m} | :: alternative spelling of houmous |
| humoral {adj} | :: humoral |
| humoresque {f} [music] | :: humoresque |
| humoriste {mf} | :: comedian (entertainer) |
| humoristique {adj} | :: funny, humorous |
| humoristiquement {adv} | :: funnily, humorously |
| humour {m} | :: humor; comic effect in a communication or performance |
| humour noir {m} | :: black humor |
| humulène {m} [organic compound] | :: humulene |
| humuline {f} | :: humulin |
| Hun {prop} | :: Huns; alternative form of Huns; a nomadic people originating out of Central Asia that invaded the Roman Empire in the 5th century |
| Hun {m} | :: Hun; a member of the Huns, a nomadic tribe originating out of Central Asia that invaded the Roman Empire in the 5th century |
| hune {f} [nautical] | :: foretop |
| hunier {m} [nautical] | :: topsail (sail above the course sail) |
| hunnique {adj} | :: Hunnic |
| hunnu {adj} | :: Xiongnu; synonym of xiongnu; Pertaining to the Hunnu (Xiongnu) |
| Hunnu {prop} {mp} | :: Xiongnu; synonym of Xiongnu |
| Hunnu {m} | :: Xiongnu; synonym of Xiongnu |
| Huns {prop} | :: The Huns; a nomadic people from Central Asia that invaded the Roman Empire in the 5th century |
| huntingtine {f} [protein] | :: huntingtin |
| huppe {f} | :: crest (tuft growing on an animal's head) |
| huppe {f} [ornithology] | :: hoopoe (bird of species Upupa epops) |
| huppé {adj} [ornithology] | :: crested |
| huppé {adj} [figurative, colloquial] | :: upper-crust, posh |
| hure {f} | :: head (of an animal, especially a boar or pig) |
| hure {f} | :: pork brawn; head cheese |
| hurlant {adj} | :: howling |
| hurlant {adj} | :: screaming |
| hurlement {m} | :: howl |
| hurler {v} | :: to shout, to yell |
| hurler {v} | :: to howl |
| hurluberlu {m} | :: weirdo (eccentric person) |
| hurluberlu {adj} | :: weird, eccentric [of a person] |
| huron {adj} | :: Huron (attributive) |
| Huron {prop} [obsolete] | :: The Wendat, a Native American people of the Huron Confederacy. The Wyandot and the Huron-Wendat are their cultural descendants |
| Huron {m} | :: A member of this people |
| huronien {adj} | :: Huronian |
| Huronne {f} | :: feminine singular of Huron |
| huron-wendat {adj} | :: Concerning the Wendat, their language, and their culture |
| hussard {m} [military] | :: hussar (light cavalry of European armies) |
| hussarder {v} | :: to act, or treat someone, in a cavalier manner |
| husseinite {adj} [Islam] | :: Relating to Hussein Ben Ali or to his branch of Islam |
| hussite {adj} | :: Hussite |
| hussite {mf} | :: Hussite |
| hussitisme {m} | :: Hussitism |
| hutte {f} | :: hut (shelter) |
| hutteau {m} | :: (small) hut |
| hutter {v} [archaic, rare] | :: to hut, to put in a hut |
| huttier {m} [regional] | :: hutter (someone living in a hut) |
| huttière {f} | :: feminine noun of huttier |
| hutu {adj} | :: Hutu |
| huyer {v} | :: obsolete form of huer |
| Huynh {prop} | :: surname |
| hyacinthe {f} | :: hyacinth |
| hyacinthe {f} | :: hematoid quartz |
| hyacinthe {f} [obsolete] | :: a medicinal preparation which includes hematoid quartz stones and a number of other ingredients |
| Hyacinthe {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Hyades {prop} {fp} [astronomy, Greek god] | :: Hyades |
| hyæne {f} | :: obsolete form of hyène |
| hyaloïde {adj} | :: hyaloid, vitreous |
| hyaloïde {mf} [anatomy] | :: synonym of humeur vitrée |
| hyaloïdien {adj} [anatomy] | :: hyaloid |
| hyaloplasme {m} | :: hyaloplasm, cytosol |
| hyaluronique {adj} | :: hyaluronic |
| hybridation {f} | :: hybridization |
| hybridation {f} | :: cross-breeding |
| hybride {adj} [biology] | :: hybrid |
| hybride {mf} | :: a hybrid |
| hybridé {adj} | :: hybridized |
| hybridé {adj} | :: hybrid, crossbreed, mongrel |
| hybrider {vt} | :: to hybridize |
| hybridome {m} | :: hybridoma |
| hybris {f} | :: hubris (excessive pride or arrogance) |
| hydnocarpique {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: hydnocarpic |
| hydr- {prefix} | :: alternative form of hydro-, used before a vowel |
| hydracide {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: hydracid |
| hydrargyre {m} [obsolete] | :: quicksilver, mercury |
| hydrargyrure {m} | :: An amalgam (of mercury and another metal) |
| hydratant {adj} | :: hydrating |
| hydratation {f} | :: hydration |
| hydrate {m} [chemistry] | :: hydrate |
| hydrater {vt} | :: to hydrate |
| hydraulicien {m} | :: hydraulics engineer |
| hydraulicienne {f} | :: feminine noun of hydraulicien |
| hydraulique {adj} | :: hydraulic |
| hydrauliquement {adv} | :: hydraulically |
| hydravion {m} | :: seaplane |
| hydrazoïque {adj} [inorganic chemistry] | :: hydrazoic |
| hydre {f} [mythology] | :: hydra |
| Hydre {prop} {f} | :: Hydra (constellation) |
| Hydre {prop} {f} | :: Hydra (Pluto's satellite) |
| hydriodique {adj} [inorganic chemistry] | :: hydriodic |
| hydrique {adj} | :: hydric |
| hydro- {prefix} | :: hydro- |
| hydroaccumulation {f} | :: hydroaccumulation |
| hydroaérodrome {m} | :: marine aerodrome |
| hydroalcoolique {adj} | :: hydroalcoholic |
| hydrocarboné {adj} | :: bituminized |
| hydrocarbure {m} | :: hydrocarbon |
| hydrocarbure aromatique polycyclique {m} [biochemistry] | :: polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon |
| hydrocéphale {adj} | :: hydrocephalic |
| hydrocéphalie {f} | :: hydrocephalus (skull enlargement due to fluid) |
| hydrochimie {f} [chemistry] | :: hydrochemistry |
| hydrochimique {adj} [chemistry] | :: hydrochemical |
| hydrochlorique {adj} [inorganic chemistry] | :: hydrochloric |
| hydrochorie {f} [biology] | :: hydrochory |
| hydrocodone {f} | :: hydrocodone |
| hydrocution {f} | :: immersion syncope |
| hydrocyanique {adj} [inorganic chemistry] | :: hydrocyanic |
| hydrodynamicien {m} | :: hydrodynamicist |
| hydrodynamicienne {f} | :: feminine singular of hydrodynamicien |
| hydrodynamique {f} | :: hydrodynamics |
| hydrodynamique {adj} | :: hydrodynamic |
| hydroécologie {f} [ecology] | :: hydroecology |
| hydroélectricité {f} | :: hydroelectricity |
| hydroélectrique {adj} | :: hydroelectric |
| hydroferrocyanique {adj} [inorganic chemistry] | :: hydroferrocyanic |
| hydrofluoration {f} | :: hydrofluorination |
| hydrofluorure {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: hydrochloride |
| hydrofracturation {f} | :: hydrofracturing, hydraulic fracturing |
| hydrogamie {f} [botany] | :: hydrogamy |
| hydrogénase {f} [enzyme] | :: hydrogenase |
| hydrogénation {f} [chemistry] | :: hydrogenation |
| hydrogéné {adj} | :: hydrogenated |
| hydrogène {m} | :: hydrogen |
| hydrogéner {vt} [chemistry] | :: to hydrogenate |
| hydrogène sulfuré {m} [chemistry] | :: hydrogen sulphide (UK) / hydrogen sulfide (US) |
| hydrogénocarbonate {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: hydrogen carbonate, bicarbonate |
| hydrogénoïde {adj} [physics, inorganic chemistry] | :: hydrogen-like |
| hydrogénoïde {m} [physics, inorganic chemistry] | :: hydrogen-like atom or cation |
| hydrogénosulfate {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: bisulfate, hydrogen sulfate (anion or salt) |
| hydrogénosulfite {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: bisulfite, hydrogen sulfite (anion or salt) |
| hydrogéographique {adj} | :: hydrogeographic |
| hydrogéologie {f} | :: hydrogeology (the geology of groundwater) |
| hydrogéologique {adj} | :: hydrogeologic |
| hydrogéologue {mf} | :: hydrogeologist |
| hydrogéophysique {f} | :: hydrogeophysics |
| hydrogéophysique {adj} | :: hydrogeophysical |
| hydroglisseur {m} | :: hydroplane |
| hydrogramme {m} | :: hydrograph |
| hydrographe {adj} | :: hydrographer |
| hydrographie {f} | :: hydrography |
| hydrographique {adj} | :: hydrographic; hydrographical |
| hydrographiquement {adv} | :: hydrographically |
| hydroïodide {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: hydroiodide |
| hydrokryptoacétylène {f} [organic compound] | :: hydrokryptoacetylene |
| hydrolaccolithe {m} [geology] | :: hydrolaccolith |
| hydrolien {adj} | :: water-powered |
| hydrolite {f} [mineral] | :: geyserite |
| hydrolithe {f} [mineral] | :: synonym of hydrolite |
| hydrologie {f} | :: hydrology |
| hydrologique {adj} | :: hydrological |
| hydrologue {mf} | :: hydrologist |
| hydrolysable {adj} | :: hydrolyzable |
| hydrolyse {f} [chemistry] | :: hydrolysis |
| hydrolysé {adj} | :: hydrolyzed |
| hydrolyser {vt} [chemistry] | :: to hydrolyze |
| hydrolytique {adj} [chemistry] | :: hydrolytic |
| hydromancie {f} | :: hydromancy |
| hydromel {m} | :: mead |
| hydrométallurgie {f} [metallurgy] | :: hydrometallurgy |
| hydrométallurgique {adj} [metallurgy] | :: hydrometallurgical |
| hydrométéorologique {adj} | :: hydrometeorological |
| hydromètre {m} | :: hydrometer |
| hydromètre {m} | :: water measurer |
| hydrométrique {adj} | :: hydrometric |
| hydromorphie {f} | :: waterlogging |
| hydronyme {m} | :: hydronym |
| hydropathe {adj} | :: hydropathic |
| hydropathe {mf} | :: hydropath |
| hydroperoxyde {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: hydroperoxide |
| hydropéroxyle {m} [organic chemistry] | :: hydroperoxyl |
| hydrophile {adj} | :: absorbant |
| hydrophile {adj} [chemistry] | :: hydrophilic |
| hydrophile {m} [zoology] | :: hydrophilid |
| hydrophilie {f} | :: hydrophilicity |
| hydrophobe {adj} | :: hydrophobic (lacking an affinity for water) |
| hydrophobe {mf} | :: hydrophobe |
| hydrophobie {f} | :: hydrophobicity |
| hydrophobique {adj} | :: rabid, hydrophobic |
| hydropique {adj} | :: dropsical |
| hydropisie {f} | :: edema, dropsy |
| hydroplanage {m} | :: aquaplaning |
| hydroplastique {adj} | :: hydroplastic |
| hydroplastique {m} | :: hydroplastic |
| hydropneumatique {adj} | :: hydropneumatic |
| hydroponie {f} | :: hydroponics |
| hydroponique {adj} | :: hydroponic |
| hydroptère {m} | :: hydrofoil |
| hydrorécepteur {m} [biology] | :: hydroreceptor |
| hydrorésistant {adj} | :: water-resistant |
| hydrosilicate {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: hydrosilicate |
| hydrosoluble {adj} | :: hydrosoluble |
| hydrosphère {f} | :: hydrosphere |
| hydrostatique {adj} | :: hydrostatic |
| hydrostatique {f} | :: hydrostatics |
| hydrosulfure {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: hydrosulfide |
| hydrosulfureux {adj} [inorganic chemistry] | :: hydrosulfurous |
| hydrosulfurique {adj} [inorganic chemistry] | :: hydrosulfuric |
| hydrotachymètre {m} | :: hydrotachymeter |
| hydrotellurique {adj} [inorganic chemistry] | :: hydrotelluric |
| hydrothérapie {f} | :: hydrotherapy |
| hydrothérapique {adj} | :: hydrotherapeutic |
| hydrothermal {adj} | :: hydrothermal |
| hydrothioneux {adj} [inorganic chemistry] | :: synonym of hydrosulfureux |
| hydrotimétrique {adj} | :: hydrotimetric |
| hydrotropisme {m} [biology] | :: hydrotropism, hydrotaxis |
| hydroxocobalamine {f} [biochemistry] | :: hydroxocobalamin |
| hydroxyacétone {f} [organic compound] | :: hydroxyacetone |
| hydroxybenzoïque {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: hydroxybenzoic |
| hydroxycarboxylique {adj} [oganic chemistry] | :: hydroxycarboxylic |
| hydroxyde {m} [chemistry] | :: hydroxide |
| hydroxyde de sodium {m} [inorganic compound] | :: sodium hydroxide |
| hydroxyle {m} [chemistry] | :: hydroxyl |
| hydroxylé {adj} | :: hydroxylated |
| hydroxyméthyl {m} [organic chemistry, especially in combination] | :: hydroxymethyl |
| hydroxyphényl {m} [organic chemistry, especially in combination] | :: hydroxyphenyl |
| hydroxytoluène {m} [organic compound] | :: hydroxytoluene |
| hydrure {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: hydride |
| hyène {f} | :: hyena (animal) |
| hyène rayée {f} | :: striped hyena (Hyaena hyaena) |
| hyène tachetée {f} | :: spotted hyena (Crocuta crocuta) |
| Hyères {prop} | :: A town in the Var department of Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur |
| hyérois {adj} | :: Of or from Hyères |
| hygiaphone {m} | :: grill, transparent, perforated two-way communication device - at a ticket counter etc |
| hygiène {f} | :: hygiene |
| hygiénique {adj} | :: hygienic |
| hygiéniquement {adv} | :: hygienically |
| hygiéniste {mf} | :: hygienist |
| hygro- {prefix} | :: hygro- (all senses) |
| hygrobie {adj} [biology] | :: hygrobial |
| hygroma {m} | :: bursitis (inflammation of a bursa) |
| hygromètre {m} | :: hygrometer |
| hygrométrie {f} | :: hygrometry |
| hygrométrique {adj} | :: hygrometric |
| hygrométriquement {adv} | :: hygrometrically |
| hygrophane {adj} [biology] | :: hygrophanous |
| hygrophile {adj} | :: hydrophilic |
| hygrophile {adj} [chemistry] | :: hygroscopic |
| hygroscopie {f} | :: hygroscopy |
| hygroscopique {adj} | :: hygroscopic |
| hygrothermique {adj} | :: hygrothermal |
| hylémorphisme {m} [philosophy] | :: hylomorphism (doctrine that every physical substance is the sum of its component matter and the form taken by that matter) |
| hymen {m} [anatomy] | :: hymen |
| hymen {m} | :: marriage |
| hyménée {m} | :: hymen |
| Hyménée {prop} | :: Hymenea |
| hyménéen {adj} [rare] | :: hymeneal, matrimonial |
| hyménographie {f} [anatomy] | :: hymenography |
| hyménoplastie {f} | :: hymenoplasty |
| hyménoptère {m} | :: hymenopteran |
| hymne {m} | :: hymn |
| hyoglosse {adj} [anatomy] | :: hyoglossal |
| hyoïde {adj} | :: hyoid |
| hyoïde {m} [anatomy] | :: hyoid (bone) |
| hyoïdien {adj} [anatomy] | :: hyoid, hyoidal |
| hypæthre {adj} | :: obsolete form of hypèthre |
| hypallage {f} {m} [figure of speech] | :: chiasmus |
| hyper- {prefix} | :: hyper- |
| hyper- {prefix} [colloquial] | :: mega- (extremely, incredibly, totally) |
| hyper {adv} [colloquial] | :: very, a lot |
| hyperaccumulateur {adj} | :: hyperaccumulating |
| hyperaccumulateur {m} | :: hyperaccumulator |
| hyperactif {adj} | :: hyperactive (excessively active) |
| hyperactif {adj} [medicine] | :: hyperactive |
| hyperactif {m} | :: hyperactive |
| hyperactivité {f} | :: hyperactivity |
| hyperæsthésie {f} | :: obsolete spelling of hyperesthésie |
| hyperalgésie {f} [pathology] | :: hyperalgesia |
| hyperandrogénie {f} [biology] | :: hyperandrogeny |
| hyperandrogénique {adj} | :: hyperandrogenic |
| hyperandrogénisme {m} [biology] | :: hyperandrogenism |
| hyperarbre {m} | :: hypertree |
| hyperaride {adj} | :: hyperarid |
| hyperbare {adj} | :: hyperbaric |
| hyperbate {f} [rhetoric] | :: hyperbaton |
| hyperbole {f} [rhetoric] | :: hyperbole |
| hyperbole {f} [geometry] | :: hyperbola |
| hyperbolique {adj} [geometry] | :: hyperbolic |
| hyperboliquement {adv} | :: hyperbolically |
| hyperboloïde {adj} | :: hyperboloid, hyperboloidal |
| hyperboloïde {m} [geometry] | :: hyperboloid |
| hyperboréen {adj} | :: hyperborean |
| hypercalcémie {f} [pathology] | :: hypercalcemia |
| hypercapnie {f} | :: hypercapnia |
| hypercatalectique {adj} | :: hypercatalectic |
| hypercentre {m} | :: The heart of an urban centre |
| hyperchlorique {adj} [inorganic chemistry] | :: hyperchloric |
| hypercoagulabilité {f} [pathology] | :: hypercoagulability |
| hypercomplexe {adj} [maths] | :: hypercomplex |
| hypercomplexe {m} | :: hypercomplex number |
| hypercomplexité {f} [maths] | :: hypercomplexity |
| hyperconcentration {f} | :: hyperconcentration |
| hyperconjugaison {f} [organic chemistry] | :: hyperconjugation |
| hypercool {adj} [colloquial] | :: megacool, supercool |
| hypercorde {f} | :: hyperstring |
| hypercorrection {f} | :: hypercorrection |
| hypercube {m} | :: hypercube |
| hyperefficace {adj} | :: really efficient |
| hyperelliptique {adj} [maths] | :: hyperelliptic |
| hyperémie {f} [pathology] | :: hyperemia |
| hyperespace {m} | :: hyperspace |
| hyperesthésie {f} | :: hyperesthesia |
| hypereutectique {adj} [physics] | :: hypereutectic |
| hypereutectoïde {m} | :: hypereutectoid |
| hyperexcitabilité {f} | :: hyperexcitability, hyperactivity |
| hyperfin {adj} | :: hyperfine |
| hyperfréquence {f} | :: microwave / superhigh frequency |
| hypergéométrique {adj} [maths] | :: hypergeometric |
| hyperglycémiant {adj} [pathology] | :: hyperglycemic |
| hyperglycémie {f} [pathology] | :: hyperglycaemia |
| hyperglycinémie {f} [pathology] | :: hyperglycinemia |
| hypergolique {adj} | :: hypergolic |
| hypergraphe {m} | :: hypergraph |
| hypergroupe {m} [maths] | :: hypergroup |
| hyperhidrose {f} | :: hyperhidrosis (a medical condition) |
| Hypéride {prop} {m} [Ancient Greece] | :: Hyperides |
| hyperiodate {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: periodate |
| hyperiodique {adj} [inorganic chemistry] | :: periodic |
| hyperkaliémie {f} [pathology] | :: hyperkalemia |
| hyperkératose {f} [pathology] | :: hyperkeratosis |
| hyperlien {m} | :: hyperlink |
| hyperlier {v} | :: to hyperlink (to add a hyperlink to a document) |
| hyperlourd {adj} [physics] | :: hyperheavy |
| hypermagnésémie {f} [pathology] | :: hypermagnesemia |
| hypermarché {m} | :: hypermarket |
| hypermédia {f} | :: hypermedia |
| hypermétrope {mf} | :: longsighted person |
| hypermétrope {adj} | :: longsighted |
| hypermétropie {f} | :: hypermetropia, longsightedness |
| hypermnésie {f} | :: hypermnesia |
| hypernatrémie {f} | :: hypernatremia |
| hypernerveux {adj} | :: (very) high-strung |
| hypernoyau {m} [physics] | :: hypernucleus |
| hypéron {m} [physics] | :: hyperon |
| hypéronique {adj} [physics] | :: hyperonic |
| hyperonyme {m} | :: hypernym (superordinate grouping word) |
| hyperoxydant {adj} [chemistry] | :: hyperoxidant |
| hyperoxyde {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: hyperoxide |
| hyperparamètre {m} | :: hyperparameter |
| hyperphénylalaninémie {f} [pathology] | :: hyperphenylalaninemia |
| hyperphosphatémie {f} [pathology] | :: hyperphosphatemia |
| hyperplan {m} [maths] | :: hyperplane |
| hyperpolariser {vt} | :: to hyperpolarize |
| hyperpuissance {f} | :: hyperpower |
| hyperréalisme {m} [arts] | :: hyperrealism |
| hyperréaliste {adj} [arts] | :: hyperrealistic |
| hyperréaliste {m} [arts] | :: hyperrealist |
| hyperreligieux {adj} | :: fundamentalist, hyperreligious |
| hypersalé {adj} | :: hypersaline |
| hypersécrétion {f} | :: hypersecretion |
| hypersensibilité {f} | :: hypersensitivity |
| hypersensible {adj} | :: hypersensitive |
| hypersexuel {adj} | :: hypersexual |
| hypersignal {m} | :: hypersignal |
| hypersioniste {adj} | :: Extreme zionist |
| hypersioniste {mf} | :: Extreme zionist |
| hypersonique {adj} | :: hypersonic (many times greater than the speed of sound) |
| hyperspécialisation {f} | :: hyperspecialization |
| hypersphère {f} [geometry] | :: hypersphere |
| hypersulfure {m} [inorganic compound] | :: hypersulfide |
| hypertendre {adj} [motorsports] | :: hypersoft; more tendre (soft) than ultratendre (ultrasoft) |
| hypertendre {adj} | :: hypertender; more tendre (tender) than supertendre (supertender) |
| hypertendre {m} [motorsports] | :: hypersoft; ellipsis of pneu hypertendre |
| hypertendu {adj} | :: hypertensive |
| hypertenseur {adj} | :: hypertensive |
| hypertension {f} | :: hypertension |
| hypertexte {m} | :: hypertext (text for the Web) |
| hypertextuel {adj} | :: hypertextual |
| hyperthermie {f} [pathology] | :: hyperthermia |
| hypertonie {f} [medicine] | :: hypertonia |
| hypertonie {f} | :: hypertonicity |
| hypertonique {adj} | :: hypertonic |
| hypertrichose {f} | :: hypertrichosis |
| hypertriglycéridémie {f} [pathology] | :: hypertriglyceridemia |
| hypertrophie {f} | :: hypertrophy |
| hypertrophié {adj} | :: hypertrophic |
| hyperuricémie {f} [pathology] | :: hyperuricemia |
| hypervalent {adj} [chemistry] | :: hypervalent |
| hypervéloce {adj} | :: hyperfast |
| hypervéloce {adj} [aviation] | :: hypersonic |
| hypervitaminémie {f} [pathology] | :: hypervitaminemia |
| hypervitaminose {f} [pathology] | :: hypervitaminosis |
| hypervitesse {f} | :: hypervelocity (extreme speed) |
| hyphe {f} [mycology] | :: hypha |
| hyphen {m} | :: Old symbol with the shape of a curved stroke, formerly used in French instead of the modern hyphen, with the same function |
| hypnagogique {adj} | :: hypnagogic |
| hypnogène {adj} | :: hypnogenic |
| hypnologie {f} | :: hypnology (science of sleep) |
| Hypnos {prop} {m} [Greek god] | :: Hypnos |
| hypnose {f} | :: hypnosis (a trancelike state) |
| hypnothérapeute {mf} | :: hypnotherapist |
| hypnothérapie {f} | :: hypnotherapy |
| hypnotique {adj} | :: hypnotic |
| hypnotique {m} [pharmacology, rare] | :: sleeping pill |
| hypnotiquement {adv} | :: hypnotically |
| hypnotiser {v} | :: to hypnotize |
| hypnotiser {v} [figuratively] | :: to mesmerize |
| hypnotiseur {m} | :: hypnotist |
| hypnotisme {m} | :: hypnotism |
| hypo- {prefix} | :: hypo- |
| hypoallergénique {adj} | :: hypoallergenic |
| hypoandrogénie {f} [biology] | :: hypoandrogenism |
| hypoandrogénique {adj} | :: hypoandrogenic |
| hypoazoteux {adj} [inorganic chemistry] | :: hyponitrous |
| hypoazotique {adj} | :: hyponitric, pernitrous |
| hypoazotite {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: hyponitrite |
| hypoblaste {m} | :: hypoblast |
| hypocalcémie {f} [pathology] | :: hypocalcemia |
| hypocalorique {adj} | :: low-calorie |
| hypocapnie {f} | :: hypocapnia |
| hypocauste {m} | :: hypocaust |
| hypochloreux {adj} [inorganic chemistry] | :: hypochlorous |
| hypochlorique {adj} [inorganic chemistry] | :: hypochloric |
| hypocholestérolémiant {adj} | :: hypocholesterolemic |
| hypochondriaque {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of hypocondriaque |
| hypochondrie {f} | :: obsolete spelling of hypocondrie |
| hypocondriaque {adj} | :: hypochondriac (affected by hypochondria) |
| hypocondriasie {f} | :: synonym of hypocondrie (obsolete) |
| hypocondrie {f} [psychology] | :: hypochondria |
| hypocoristique {adj} | :: hypocoristic |
| hypocoristique {m} | :: hypocorism |
| hypocras {m} | :: hippocras |
| hypocrétine {f} [protein, hormone] | :: hypocretin |
| hypocrisie {f} | :: The fake quality hypocrisy |
| hypocrite {adj} | :: hypocritical |
| hypocrite {mf} | :: hypocrite |
| hypocritement {adv} | :: hypocritically |
| hypoderme {m} | :: hypodermis |
| hypoderme {m} | :: warble fly (of genus Hypoderma) |
| hypodermique {adj} | :: hypodermic |
| hypodermiquement {adv} | :: hypodermically |
| hypodiégétique {adj} | :: hypodiegetic |
| hypoeutectique {adj} [physics] | :: hypoeutectic |
| hypoeutectoïde {m} | :: hypoeutectoid |
| hypogastre {m} [anatomy] | :: hypogastrium |
| hypogastrique {adj} [anatomy] | :: hypogastric |
| hypogée {m} | :: hypogeum |
| hypoglosse {adj} [anatomy] | :: hypoglossal |
| hypoglosse {m} [anatomy] | :: hypoglossal |
| hypoglycémie {f} | :: hypoglycaemia |
| hypohamiltonien {adj} | :: hypohamiltonian |
| hypoiodeux {adj} [inorganic chemistry] | :: hypoiodous |
| hypokaliémie {f} [pathology] | :: hypokalemia |
| hypokhâgne {f} [colloquial] | :: The first year course, followed by khâgne, of the two-year academic cycle in France (called Classe préparatoire aux grandes écoles, Humanities section) whose aim is to prepare students for the entrance competition of the École normale supérieure in Paris |
| hypolactasie {f} [pathology] | :: hypolactasia |
| hypolimnion {m} [geography] | :: hypolimnion |
| hypomagnésémie {f} [pathology] | :: hypomagnesemia |
| hypomère {m} [biology] | :: hypomere |
| hyponatrémie {f} [pathology] | :: hyponatremia |
| hyponitreux {adj} [inorganic chemistry] | :: hyponitrous |
| hyponyme {m} | :: hyponym (a word more specific than) |
| hypoparathyroïdie {f} [pathology] | :: hypoparathyroidism |
| hypophosphatémie {f} [pathology] | :: hypophosphatemia |
| hypophosphoreux {adj} [inorganic chemistry] | :: hypophosphorous |
| hypophosphorique {adj} [inorganic chemistry] | :: hypophosphoric |
| hypophysaire {adj} | :: hypophysial (related to hypophysis) |
| hypophyse {f} [anatomy] | :: pituitary gland, hypophysis |
| hyporéflexie {f} | :: hyporeflexia |
| hyposensibilité {f} | :: hyposensitivity |
| hyposensible {adj} | :: hyposensitive |
| hypostase {f} [theology, philosophy] | :: hypostasis |
| hypostatique {adj} | :: hypostatic |
| hypostatiquement {adv} | :: hypostatically |
| hyposulfureux {adj} [inorganic chemistry] | :: hyposulfurous |
| hypotaupe {f} [education] | :: A higher mathematics class that is one year below the taupe |
| hypotendu {adj} | :: hypotensive |
| hypotensif {adj} | :: hypotensive |
| hypoténuse {f} [mathematics] | :: hypotenuse (the side of a right triangle opposite the right angle) |
| hypothalamus {m} [anatomy] | :: hypothalamus |
| hypothécaire {adj} | :: hypothecary |
| hypothécairement {adv} | :: hypothecarily |
| hypothénar {m} [anatomy] | :: hypothenar |
| hypothèque {f} | :: mortgage |
| hypothèque {f} | :: obstacle |
| hypothéquer {vt} | :: to hypothecate |
| hypothéquer {vt} | :: to mortgage |
| hypothermie {f} [pathology] | :: hypothermia |
| hypothermique {adj} | :: hypothermic (affected by hypothermia) |
| hypothèse {f} | :: hypothesis |
| hypothétique {adj} | :: hypothetical (based upon a hypothesis) |
| hypothétiquement {adv} | :: hypothetically |
| hypotonie {f} | :: hypotonia |
| hypotonique {adj} | :: hypotonic |
| hypovitaminose {f} [pathology] | :: avitaminosis |
| hypovolémique {adj} | :: hypovolemic / hypovolaemic |
| hypoxie {f} | :: hypoxia (condition in which tissues are deprived of oxygen) |
| hypoxique {adj} | :: hypoxic |
| hyraceum {?} | :: hyraceum |
| hysope {f} | :: hyssop |
| hysopique {adj} | :: hyssop (attributive) |
| hystérectomie {f} | :: hysterectomy (surgical removal of the uterus or part thereof) |
| hystérèse {f} | :: hysteresis (a property of a system) |
| hystérésis {m} | :: hysteresis (a property of a system) |
| hystérétique {adj} [physics] | :: hysteretic |
| hystérie {f} | :: hysteria |
| hystérique {adj} | :: hysterical |
| hystériquement {adv} | :: hysterically |
| hystériser {v} | :: To hystericize |
| hystérocystique {adj} [anatomy] | :: hysterocystic |
| hystérographie {f} | :: hysterography |
