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A1

1173 words at the A1 CEFR level.

  1. #1
    bonjourbohn-zhoor
    a greeting meaning "hello" or "good morning"
  2. #2
    mercimerci
    thank you; an expression of gratitude
  3. #3
    ouiwi
    yes; an affirmative response
  4. #4
    nonnon
    no; not (negative answer or negation)
  5. #5
    jezhuh
    I (first-person singular subject pronoun)
  6. #6
    moimwa
    The stressed/disjunctive first-person pronoun meaning 'me' or 'myself', used after prepositions, for emphasis, or in short answers.
  7. #7
    ete
    and — connects words, phrases, or clauses together in a sentence.
  8. #8
    êtreêtre
    to be (existence, identity, or state)
  9. #9
    avoiravwar
    to have; to possess
  10. #10
    alleraller
    to go (move from one place to another)
  11. #11
    fairefaire
    to do or to make
  12. #12
    mangermahn-zhay
    to eat (consume food)
  13. #13
    boirebwar
    to drink (consume a liquid)
  14. #14
    eauo
    water (the liquid)
  15. #15
    painpɛ̃
    bread
  16. #16
    prendreprendre
    to take
  17. #17
    combiencombien
    how much / how many (used to ask about quantity or price)
  18. #18
    prixpri
    the amount of money required to buy something; price or cost
  19. #19
    cartekart
    a card (paper or plastic) used for identification, payment, business, or playing
  20. #20
    oùu
    where (used to ask about a place or location)
  21. #21
    iciisi
    here; in this place or at this location
  22. #22
    voilàvwa-la
    used to present or point out something (here/there is/are)
  23. #23
    d'accordda-kor
    okay; agreed (expresses agreement or consent)
  24. #24
    bonbon
    good — of high quality, suitable, pleasant, or tasty
  25. #25
    petitpuh-tee
    small; little
  26. #26
    bonsoirbonsoir
    Good evening (used to greet or say goodbye in the evening)
  27. #27
    toitwa
    you (stressed or emphatic form of 'tu', used after prepositions or for emphasis)
  28. #28
    vousvu
    You (subject; formal singular or plural)
  29. #29
    memuh
    the first-person singular object pronoun used as a direct object, indirect object (to/for me), or reflexive object (myself) before a verb.
  30. #30
    cese
    Demonstrative 'this/that' used before a masculine singular noun
  31. #31
    estest
    Third-person singular present of 'to be' (is)
  32. #32
    commentkoh-mahn
    how; in what way
  33. #33
    quandkan
    used in questions to ask at what time
  34. #34
    quiki
    who (question; asks about a person)
  35. #35
    queque
    relative pronoun meaning 'that/which/who' (object of the verb)
  36. #36
    sisi
    if; whether — introduces a condition or an indirect question
  37. #37
    aidereh-deh
    to help or assist (someone)
  38. #38
    pouvoirpouvoir
    to be able to; can / may (express ability or permission)
  39. #39
    venirvenir
    to come (move toward the speaker or a place)
  40. #40
    partirpartir
    to leave; to go away; to set off
  41. #41
    parlerpar-lay
    to speak; to talk
  42. #42
    comprendrekom-prandr
    to understand
  43. #43
    diredire
    to say; to utter words
  44. #44
    maisonmezon
    a house or home (a building or place where people live)
  45. #45
    porteporte
    a door; an entrance or gate
  46. #46
    clékle
    a small metal device used to open or close a lock
  47. #47
    revenirrevenir
    to come back; to return
  48. #48
    faimfaim
    hunger; the physical feeling or state of needing food
  49. #49
    heureeur
    an hour; a unit of time or a moment on the clock (o'clock)
  50. #50
    tutu
    you (singular, informal)
  51. #51
    onon
    An indefinite subject pronoun meaning 'one', 'people', 'they', or 'someone' (general statements)
  52. #52
    ilil
    third-person singular masculine subject pronoun meaning 'he' or 'it' (referring to a masculine noun)
  53. #53
    elleelle
    she; it (referring to a feminine noun) — third-person singular feminine subject pronoun
  54. #54
    nousnu
    we (subject pronoun)
  55. #55
    lelə
    The definite article used before a masculine singular noun (equivalent to 'the').
  56. #56
    lala
    the definite article for feminine singular nouns
  57. #57
    unun
    masculine singular indefinite article meaning 'a' or 'an'
  58. #58
    dede
    of / from — indicates possession, origin, material, or relationship
  59. #59
    paspa
    A negation particle used with "ne" to mean "not".
  60. #60
    vouloirvouloir
    to want; to wish
  61. #61
    aimereh-may
    to love (feel deep affection for someone)
  62. #62
    donnerdo-nay
    to give
  63. #63
    voirvoir
    to see; perceive with the eyes
  64. #64
    regarderregarder
    to look at; to watch
  65. #65
    écouteray-koo-tay
    to listen to; to pay attention to sounds or to someone speaking
  66. #66
    personnepersonne
    a person; someone (an individual)
  67. #67
    famillefa-mee
    a group of people related by blood, marriage, or close bonds; household
  68. #68
    repasrəpa
    a meal (food eaten at a set time, e.g. breakfast, lunch, dinner)
  69. #69
    tempstemps
    time (duration, clock time)
  70. #70
    villevil
    city or town
  71. #71
    avecavec
    indicates accompaniment or being together with someone or something
  72. #72
    dansdan
    inside; within (spatial location)
  73. #73
    pourpour
    for (indicating purpose, recipient, benefit, or duration)
  74. #74
    nomnom
    a person's or thing's name; the word used to identify someone or something
  75. #75
    prénomprenom
    a person's first name (given name)
  76. #76
    monmon
    my (possessive adjective used before a singular noun; typically before masculine nouns and before feminine nouns that begin with a vowel or mute h)
  77. #77
    appelerappeler
    to call someone (by phone) or call out to/get someone's attention
  78. #78
    monsieurmuh-syuh
    Polite form of address for a man ('sir' or 'mister').
  79. #79
    tete
    you (singular, informal) — unstressed object pronoun used as direct or indirect object
  80. #80
    luilui
    Indirect object pronoun meaning "to him" or "to her" (replaces à + person)
  81. #81
    habiterhabiter
    to live; to reside (in a place)
  82. #82
    chezsheh
    at or to someone's home, place, or office
  83. #83
    écoleekol
    school — a place where children or students are taught
  84. #84
    restaurantres-toh-rahn
    a place where people pay to eat meals
  85. #85
    cafékafe
    a hot drink made from roasted coffee beans
  86. #86
    tabletabl
    a piece of furniture with a flat top and legs used for eating, working, or placing objects
  87. #87
    rizriz
    rice (the grain or cooked staple food)
  88. #88
    bouteillebu-tay
    a bottle (a container for holding liquids)
  89. #89
    sucresukr
    sugar (the sweet substance used to sweeten food and drinks)
  90. #90
    beurrebeur
    butter (dairy product used as a spread or in cooking)
  91. #91
    euroeuro
    the official currency unit used by many European countries (unit of money)
  92. #92
    aujourd'huioh-zhoor-dwee
    today (the current day)
  93. #93
    maintenantmehn-tuh-nahn
    now; at this moment
  94. #94
    demaindemain
    tomorrow (the day after today)
  95. #95
    hierhier
    yesterday (the day before today)
  96. #96
    bienbyen
    well; satisfactorily; also used as an intensifier (very)
  97. #97
    trèstre
    very — used to add emphasis to an adjective or adverb
  98. #98
    pourquoipour-kwa
    why (asks for a reason or cause)
  99. #99
    aideed
    help; assistance
  100. #100
    attentionattention
    mental focus; the act of paying careful notice
  101. #101
    boulangerieboulangerie
    a bakery; a shop that sells bread and pastries
  102. #102
    additionaddition
    the bill or check you pay at a restaurant or café
  103. #103
    fatiguéfatigué
    tired; weary
  104. #104
    quatrequatre
    the number four; four units
  105. #105
    listeliste
    a list; a series of items or names written or spoken one after another
  106. #106
    bouchebouche
    mouth (the oral cavity of a person or animal)
  107. #107
    équipeéquipe
    a team; a group of people who work or play together
  108. #108
    malheureusementmalheureusement
    unfortunately; used to express regret or bad luck
  109. #109
    bougerbouger
    to move (change position) or to make something move
  110. #110
    butbut
    a goal, aim, or objective
  111. #111
    correctcorrect
    free from mistakes; accurate; right
  112. #112
    dontdont
    relative pronoun that replaces 'de' + noun; translates as 'whose', 'of whom', 'of which', or 'about which'
  113. #113
    fautefaute
    a mistake or error (including grammatical errors)
  114. #114
    malgrémalgré
    despite; in spite of
  115. #115
    puisquepuisque
    because / since (introducing a known or obvious reason)
  116. #116
    respirerrespirer
    to breathe (inhale and exhale air)
  117. #117
    selsel
    salt (the mineral or seasoning used in food)
  118. #118
    mamanmaman
    mom; mother (informal) - what you call your mother in casual speech.
  119. #119
    papapapa
    dad; father (informal)
  120. #120
    enfantahn-fahn
    a child (boy or girl)
  121. #121
    hommeom
    man; adult male person.
  122. #122
    femmefam
    adult female person; woman
  123. #123
    gensgens
    people (plural, people in general)
  124. #124
    tonton
    your (informal, singular) — possessive adjective placed before a noun
  125. #125
    sonson
    Possessive adjective meaning 'his/her/its', used before a masculine singular noun or before any noun that begins with a vowel sound.
  126. #126
    notrenotr
    our (possessive adjective used before a singular noun; same form for masculine and feminine)
  127. #127
    votrevotre
    your (formal singular) or your (plural) — possessive adjective used before a noun
  128. #128
    neufneuf
    brand-new; not used
  129. #129
    fermerfermer
    to close or shut (a door, window, file, business, etc.)
  130. #130
    marchermar-shay
    to walk (move on foot)
  131. #131
    dormirdormir
    to sleep
  132. #132
    acheteracheter
    to buy; to purchase
  133. #133
    cherchersher-shay
    to look for; try to find
  134. #134
    mettremettre
    to put, place, or set something somewhere
  135. #135
    utiliserutiliser
    to use; to make use of something
  136. #136
    passerpasser
    to go past or move by (motion)
  137. #137
    auo
    Contraction of à + le; used before a masculine singular noun to mean "to the", "at the", or "in the".
  138. #138
    enen
    preposition used to indicate location, time, means, or state (e.g., in a place, during a month, by transport, in a condition)
  139. #139
    sursur
    on; physically on top of or touching a surface
  140. #140
    sanssan
    without
  141. #141
    dudu
    Contraction of de + le meaning 'of the' or 'from the' before a masculine singular noun
  142. #142
    touttu
    all / every / the whole (used before a noun)
  143. #143
    mêmemem
    identical; the same
  144. #144
    autreautre
    other; different; additional (used before a noun)
  145. #145
    chaqueshak
    each / every (used before a singular noun)
  146. #146
    plusplys / ply
    more; a greater amount or degree
  147. #147
    moinsmwan
    less; to a smaller degree or amount (comparative)
  148. #148
    peupeu
    a small amount; not much
  149. #149
    beaucoupboh-koo
    a lot; to a great extent
  150. #150
    aussiosi
    also; too
  151. #151
    commekom
    show similarity or comparison (like)
  152. #152
    làla
    in or at that place; there
  153. #153
    jourzhoor
    a calendar day or a 24-hour period
  154. #154
    matinma-tan
    the morning; the early part of the day
  155. #155
    nuitnwee
    night; the period between evening and morning.
  156. #156
    ruerue
    a public road in a town or city; a street
  157. #157
    magasinma-ga-zan
    a shop or store; a place where goods are sold
  158. #158
    busbus
    a vehicle used for public transport to carry passengers on a route
  159. #159
    vélovélo
    bicycle; bike
  160. #160
    mainmɛ̃
    hand (the body part)
  161. #161
    têtetet
    the head (the body part)
  162. #162
    grandgrahn
    big, large, or tall (size or height)
  163. #163
    chaudsho
    hot; warm (having a high temperature)
  164. #164
    froidfwa
    cold (low temperature)
  165. #165
    alorsalors
    then; at that time (temporal)
  166. #166
    maismɛ
    but (connects contrasting ideas)
  167. #167
    ouu
    A coordinating conjunction meaning "or", used to present alternatives or choices.
  168. #168
    doncdonc
    therefore; so — indicates a result or logical consequence
  169. #169
    d'abordda-bor
    first; firstly (used to list actions or introduce the first point)
  170. #170
    avantavant
    before (in time); earlier than
  171. #171
    aprèsaprès
    after (in time or order)
  172. #172
    encoreahn-kor
    still; continuing to be the case
  173. #173
    toujourstoujours
    always; at all times or on every occasion.
  174. #174
    déjàdeh-zhah
    already.
  175. #175
    demanderdəmɑ̃de
    to ask or request (a question or something)
  176. #176
    répondrerepondre
    to answer; to reply
  177. #177
    attendreattendre
    to wait (for someone or something)
  178. #178
    savoirsavoir
    to know (facts, information) or to know how to do something
  179. #179
    préférerpréférer
    to like or choose one thing more than another
  180. #180
    ouvrirouvrir
    to open (something) or to become open
  181. #181
    entrerahn-tray
    to enter; to go or come into a place or space
  182. #182
    sortirsortir
    to go out; to leave a place
  183. #183
    arriverah-ree-vey
    to arrive; to reach a place
  184. #184
    besoinbəzwɛ̃
    a need; something necessary or required
  185. #185
    choseshoz
    a thing — an object, item, or something unspecified
  186. #186
    motmo
    a single unit of language; a word
  187. #187
    questionkes-tyon
    a question; something asked or a point raised for discussion
  188. #188
    bravobravo
    An exclamation used to praise or congratulate someone (equivalent to “well done”).
  189. #189
    sese
    Third-person reflexive or reciprocal pronoun used with pronominal verbs (himself/herself/themselves or each other).
  190. #190
    laverlaver
    to wash; clean something with water or detergent
  191. #191
    porterpor-tay
    to wear (clothes, accessories)
  192. #192
    tenirtuh-neer
    to hold, grasp, or keep something in your hand or possession
  193. #193
    touchertoucher
    to touch (physically make contact)
  194. #194
    changershan-zhay
    to change; to make or become different (including exchange or replace)
  195. #195
    litli
    bed (piece of furniture for sleeping)
  196. #196
    cuisinekwee-zeen
    kitchen (the room where food is prepared)
  197. #197
    déjeunerdejeuner
    to eat lunch (in some regions, to have breakfast)
  198. #198
    journéejournée
    day; the duration of a day, often emphasizing the daytime or how the day was spent
  199. #199
    minutemee-nyoot
    A unit of time equal to sixty seconds; a short period
  200. #200
    semainesuh-men
    a period of seven days (a week)
  201. #201
    anan
    year (unit of time)
  202. #202
    mèremehr
    mother; female parent
  203. #203
    pèrepère
    father; a male parent
  204. #204
    bébébébé
    a baby; an infant
  205. #205
    chienshyen
    dog (the animal)
  206. #206
    chatsha
    a cat (domestic feline)
  207. #207
    livrelivre
    book
  208. #208
    journalzhurnal
    a newspaper or a news broadcast; the news
  209. #209
    téléphoneteh-leh-fon
    a telephone; a phone (device used to make calls)
  210. #210
    impossibleimpossible
    not possible; cannot happen or be done
  211. #211
    rienrien
    nothing; not anything
  212. #212
    pardonpar-don
    Used as "excuse me" or "sorry" to get attention, apologize, or ask someone to repeat what they said
  213. #213
    madamema-dam
    Polite form of address for a woman (equivalent to 'Mrs.', 'Ms.' or 'Madam').
  214. #214
    fillefiy
    girl; daughter
  215. #215
    frèrefrère
    male sibling
  216. #216
    soeurseur
    a female sibling
  217. #217
    marima-ree
    husband — the man to whom someone is married
  218. #218
    rencontrerrencontrer
    to meet or encounter (someone or something)
  219. #219
    apprendreapprendre
    to learn (acquire knowledge or a skill)
  220. #220
    lireleer
    to read
  221. #221
    écrireécrire
    to write (to form letters, words or compose text)
  222. #222
    étudieretudier
    to study (learn a subject, do schoolwork)
  223. #223
    penserpahn-seh
    to think; to have an opinion or belief
  224. #224
    laitlɛ
    milk (the white liquid produced by mammals; used as a drink or in cooking)
  225. #225
    chocolatshokola
    chocolate (the solid food, candy, or ingredient)
  226. #226
    orangeorange
    a sweet citrus fruit with a thick rind
  227. #227
    menumeh-nyu
    A list of dishes or drinks offered by a restaurant
  228. #228
    chambreshambr
    a room in a house or hotel, especially a bedroom
  229. #229
    fenêtrefeh-netr(ə)
    a window (an opening in a wall for light, air, or view)
  230. #230
    piedpje
    the foot (body part used for standing and walking)
  231. #231
    piècepjes
    a room in a house or building
  232. #232
    devantdəvɑ̃
    located in front of something or someone (spatial position)
  233. #233
    derrièrederriere
    behind (indicating position at the back of something)
  234. #234
    entreahn-truh
    between; among (showing the position or relationship separating two or more things or people)
  235. #235
    là-basla-bah
    over there; in that place (away from speaker)
  236. #236
    tôttôt
    early (at an earlier time than expected or usual)
  237. #237
    quelkel
    which / what (used before a noun to ask about identity or choice)
  238. #238
    quelqu'unkelkun
    someone; an unspecified person that is not named or identified.
  239. #239
    leurleur
    their (possessive adjective used before a noun)
  240. #240
    euxeux
    them (masculine or mixed plural) — stressed/disjunctive pronoun used after prepositions or for emphasis
  241. #241
    nene
    A particle placed before the verb to form negation (used with pas, plus, jamais, etc.)
  242. #242
    jamaiszhah-may
    never (at no time)
  243. #243
    seulementseulement
    only; merely; just
  244. #244
    poserpoze
    to put or place something somewhere
  245. #245
    devoirdevoir
    must; to have to (expressing obligation)
  246. #246
    commencerko-man-say
    to begin; to start (something or doing something)
  247. #247
    finirfinir
    to finish, end, or complete something
  248. #248
    continuercontinuer
    to continue; to keep going or keep doing something
  249. #249
    préparerpreparer
    to prepare; to make ready
  250. #250
    choisirchoisir
    to choose; to select
  251. #251
    accepteraksepte
    to accept; to agree to receive or say yes to something
  252. #252
    offriroffrir
    to give or present something to someone (including buying or treating someone)
  253. #253
    partagerpar-ta-zhay
    to share; to divide into parts and give or use with others
  254. #254
    croirekrwar
    to believe; to think that something is true
  255. #255
    sûrsur
    certain; convinced that something is true
  256. #256
    beaubo
    beautiful / handsome; attractive (describes people, things, or places)
  257. #257
    facilefa-sil
    easy; not difficult
  258. #258
    vievee
    life — the state or experience of being alive; a person's existence or way of living.
  259. #259
    quoikwa
    what (question word used to ask about things, actions, or information)
  260. #260
    troptro
    to a degree that is excessive; too (more than desired or acceptable)
  261. #261
    assezassez
    sufficiently; to the necessary degree
  262. #262
    tellementtellement
    to such a great extent; so; very (used as an intensifier)
  263. #263
    plutôtplutôt
    indicates preference or choice; 'rather' (often used with 'que' = 'rather than')
  264. #264
    presquepresque
    almost; nearly
  265. #265
    malmal
    in a bad or poor way; incorrectly
  266. #266
    mauvaismoh-veh
    bad; of poor quality or not good
  267. #267
    meilleurmeilleur
    better (comparative of 'bon', used before a noun)
  268. #268
    situationsee-twa-syon
    A set of circumstances or a state of affairs (general or relating to a person)
  269. #269
    trouvertrouver
    to find; to discover or locate something
  270. #270
    loinlwan
    At a great distance (in space or time)
  271. #271
    resterrester
    to stay; remain in a place or condition
  272. #272
    typetip
    guy, bloke (informal: a person)
  273. #273
    blancblahn
    white (the color)
  274. #274
    clairclair
    clear, bright (not cloudy or dark)
  275. #275
    noirnoir
    black; dark (color or shade)
  276. #276
    rougerouge
    red (the color)
  277. #277
    parcpark
    a public green space for recreation (with grass, trees, paths)
  278. #278
    traintrehn
    a railway vehicle or a set of connected carriages that run on rails
  279. #279
    métrometro
    the subway or urban underground train system
  280. #280
    stationstation
    A place where trains, metros, buses, or trams stop for passengers
  281. #281
    toilettetwalɛt
    personal washing, grooming, or getting ready (e.g., washing face, brushing teeth, dressing)
  282. #282
    hôpitalopital
    a hospital (a place for medical treatment)
  283. #283
    messagemeh-sahzh
    a short communication sent to someone (text, email, voicemail)
  284. #284
    tienstiens
    to hold or keep (physically or figuratively)
  285. #285
    ensembleahn-sahmbl
    together (with others; jointly)
  286. #286
    ensuiteahn-sweet
    then; afterwards; next (used to show sequence)
  287. #287
    puispuis
    then; next (to show a sequence of events)
  288. #288
    parpar
    Indicates the agent or doer in a passive construction (by)
  289. #289
    soussu
    under; below (physical position)
  290. #290
    contrekontre
    touching or in physical contact with
  291. #291
    depuisde-pwee
    From a point in time up to now; 'since' or 'for' (indicating how long something has been happening).
  292. #292
    compterkon-tay
    to count numbers or items
  293. #293
    essayeressayer
    to try; to attempt
  294. #294
    travaillertravailler
    to work (do a job or perform labor; also to function/operate)
  295. #295
    travailtravail
    work, job, or task
  296. #296
    bureaubyu-ro
    an office (a place or organization where people work)
  297. #297
    argentar-zhahn
    money; cash
  298. #298
    voiturevwa.tur
    car; automobile
  299. #299
    voyagevwa-yazh
    a trip or journey
  300. #300
    amiami
    friend (male)
  301. #301
    copaincopain
    male friend; buddy
  302. #302
    vivrevivre
    to be alive
  303. #303
    servirservir
    to serve (give food, drink or attend to someone)
  304. #304
    entendreentendre
    to hear (perceive sound)
  305. #305
    raconterraconter
    to tell or narrate (a story, event, or information) in speech or writing.
  306. #306
    idéeee-day
    a thought, concept, opinion, plan, or suggestion
  307. #307
    importantahn-por-tahn
    having great importance or significance
  308. #308
    françaisfrançais
    French (relating to France; used to describe people, things, or culture)
  309. #309
    languelangue
    A system of verbal or written communication used by a community (a language).
  310. #310
    payspay-ee
    a country or nation (political state)
  311. #311
    mondemonde
    the world; people in general; a crowd
  312. #312
    annéeannee
    a year (a period of 12 months; used when referring to the whole year or emphasizing duration)
  313. #313
    soirswar
    evening (the time of day between late afternoon and night)
  314. #314
    week-endwik-end
    the end-of-week period (Saturday and Sunday), typically used for rest or leisure.
  315. #315
    lundilundi
    Monday (the day of the week between Sunday and Tuesday)
  316. #316
    mercredimercredi
    Wednesday — the day of the week between Tuesday and Thursday.
  317. #317
    samedisa-meh-dee
    Saturday (day of the week)
  318. #318
    placeplas
    a spot, seat, or area; a location or space (public square, a seat, or a general place)
  319. #319
    sacsak
    a bag; a container used to carry items
  320. #320
    ordinateurordinateur
    a computer (electronic device for processing data and running programs)
  321. #321
    internetinternet
    The global network of computers used for communication, information, and online services
  322. #322
    informationinformation
    a piece of information; data or news
  323. #323
    serviceservice
    help or assistance provided to someone (e.g., customer service)
  324. #324
    perdreperdre
    to lose (to be deprived of something or fail to keep or win it)
  325. #325
    vendrevendre
    to sell (something)
  326. #326
    réglerregler
    to adjust or set (a device, level, or settings)
  327. #327
    planplahn
    a map, diagram, or drawing that shows layout or structure (e.g., floor plan, city map, blueprint)
  328. #328
    coinkwan
    corner; the point or area where two edges, walls, or streets meet
  329. #329
    prèsprès
    near; close to (location or time)
  330. #330
    partoutpar-tu
    everywhere; in all places
  331. #331
    possiblepossible
    Able to happen or be done; feasible
  332. #332
    arrêterah-reh-tey
    to stop (move or cause to cease)
  333. #333
    suivresuivre
    to follow (physically or figuratively: go after, follow instructions, take a course)
  334. #334
    tournertoor-nay
    to turn, rotate, or change direction/orientation
  335. #335
    montermonter
    to go up, climb, or get on (stairs, a vehicle)
  336. #336
    descendredescendre
    to go down; to descend; to get off (a vehicle)
  337. #337
    tombertomber
    to fall (move downward or drop; also used figuratively)
  338. #338
    courircourir
    to run (move quickly on foot)
  339. #339
    laisserleh-seh
    to leave (something or someone behind; to abandon)
  340. #340
    quitterkee-teh
    to leave or stop being with a place, person, job, or activity; to abandon or quit
  341. #341
    ajouterah-zhoo-tay
    to add
  342. #342
    animala-ni-mal
    a living creature other than a human or a plant
  343. #343
    pommepom
    apple (the fruit)
  344. #344
    théthé
    tea (the beverage)
  345. #345
    oeufoeuf
    egg (the edible reproductive product, e.g., a chicken egg)
  346. #346
    datedat
    a specific day on the calendar; the day when something happens
  347. #347
    garegare
    train station
  348. #348
    taxitaxi
    a car for hire with a driver (a taxi)
  349. #349
    objetob-zhay
    a physical thing or item
  350. #350
    musiquemusique
    music (the art, sounds, or songs)
  351. #351
    fleurflœr
    a flower (the bloom or blossom of a plant)
  352. #352
    fêtefet
    a party or social gathering
  353. #353
    gentilzhahn-ti
    kind, nice; friendly and considerate
  354. #354
    nouveaunu-vo
    new; recent; not existing or used before
  355. #355
    accueila-kœj
    welcome; the act of receiving someone
  356. #356
    remercierremercier
    to thank (someone)
  357. #357
    peut-êtrepuh-teht
    maybe; perhaps (used to express possibility or uncertainty)"}],
  358. #358
    vraimentvraiment
    really; truly (used to intensify an adjective or verb)
  359. #359
    endroitahn-drwah
    a place, location, or spot
  360. #360
    appartementappartement
    a self-contained housing unit in a building (an apartment/flat)
  361. #361
    ascenseuras-sahn-seur
    an elevator or lift used to carry people or goods between floors
  362. #362
    feufuh
    fire; flames (combustion)
  363. #363
    tardtar
    late (in time)
  364. #364
    bientôtbyento
    soon; in a short time
  365. #365
    après-midiapre-midi
    afternoon; the part of the day after noon
  366. #366
    apporterapporter
    to bring something to a person or place (physically)
  367. #367
    envoyerenvoyer
    to send (something or someone)
  368. #368
    dînerdee-nay
    to eat the evening meal; to have dinner
  369. #369
    saladesalade
    a salad (a dish of mixed raw vegetables, served as a starter or side)
  370. #370
    bainbɛ̃
    a bath — the act of washing or soaking in water, or the tub used for it
  371. #371
    proprepropre
    clean; not dirty
  372. #372
    salesale
    dirty, not clean
  373. #373
    malademalade
    sick; ill (not feeling well)
  374. #374
    sauversoh-vay
    to rescue or save someone or something from danger
  375. #375
    bleubleu
    blue (the color)
  376. #376
    jaunezhon
    yellow (the color)
  377. #377
    grisgri
    gray (the color)
  378. #378
    grosgro
    big or large (size, amount, or degree)
  379. #379
    jeunezhœn
    young (not old)
  380. #380
    garçongar-sohn
    a male child; a boy
  381. #381
    boulangerboo-lahn-zhay
    a baker (person who makes bread and pastries)
  382. #382
    billetbee-yeh
    A ticket for transport, an event, or entry
  383. #383
    banquebanque
    a bank; a financial institution or an organized repository/collection
  384. #384
    adresseah-dress
    postal address; place where someone lives or where mail is sent
  385. #385
    aéroportaeroport
    a building or complex where airplanes arrive, depart, and passengers transfer (an airport)
  386. #386
    barbar
    A place where drinks (especially alcoholic) are served; a pub or drinking counter
  387. #387
    premierpremee-ay
    first in order or sequence
  388. #388
    prochainpro-shan
    Next; coming immediately after in time or order
  389. #389
    dernierdernier
    last, final (at the end of a sequence)
  390. #390
    demi-heuredeh-mee-heur
    half an hour (30 minutes)
  391. #391
    pendantpandan
    Indicates a period of time — 'for' or 'during' (duration).
  392. #392
    souventsouvent
    often; frequently
  393. #393
    parfoisparfwa
    sometimes; at times
  394. #394
    plusieursplusieurs
    several; an indefinite plural number of people or things
  395. #395
    aucunoh-kun
    not any; no (used before a noun)
  396. #396
    nini
    neither ... nor ... (used to link two negative alternatives)
  397. #397
    celasəla
    that; it (demonstrative pronoun referring to something mentioned or distant; more formal than "ça")
  398. #398
    jouerjouer
    to play (a game, sport, toy, musical instrument, or role)
  399. #399
    chantershan-tay
    to sing (produce musical sounds with the voice)
  400. #400
    adoreradorer
    to love or like something/someone very much
  401. #401
    détesterdeh-tes-tay
    to hate; to dislike strongly
  402. #402
    coeurkeur
    the heart (the physical organ that pumps blood)
  403. #403
    joiezhwa
    a feeling of great happiness or delight
  404. #404
    enfinenfin
    finally; at last (after a delay or at the end of a sequence)
  405. #405
    falloirfalwar
    to be necessary; to be required (impersonal — used only as il faut)
  406. #406
    environahn-vee-ron
    approximately; about (used with numbers or quantities)
  407. #407
    selonsuh-lon
    according to; depending on
  408. #408
    tanttan
    to such an extent; so; so much
  409. #409
    connaîtreko-neh-tr
    to be familiar with or to know a person, place, or work
  410. #410
    manquermahn-kay
    to miss (fail to attend or be present for something)
  411. #411
    oublieroo-blee-ay
    to forget; fail to remember or neglect to do something
  412. #412
    espéreres-peh-ray
    to hope; to expect (to think something will happen)
  413. #413
    problèmepro-blèm
    a difficulty or situation that needs to be dealt with
  414. #414
    solutionso-lu-syon
    an answer or way of solving a problem or difficulty
  415. #415
    horribleoribl
    Very bad or unpleasant; awful
  416. #416
    contentcontent
    happy; pleased; satisfied
  417. #417
    tristetriste
    sad — feeling sorrow or unhappiness.
  418. #418
    seulseul
    alone; by oneself (not with others)
  419. #419
    supersuper
    great; excellent
  420. #420
    jolijoli
    pleasant to look at; pretty
  421. #421
    vieuxvieux
    old; not new; having existed or lived for a long time
  422. #422
    ancienancien
    former; previous (something that used to be)
  423. #423
    couleurkoo-leur
    color; the hue or shade of something
  424. #424
    soleilso-lay
    the sun (the star that provides light and heat to Earth)
  425. #425
    airair
    the mixture of gases around us; what we breathe
  426. #426
    oeiloeil
    eye (the organ used for seeing)
  427. #427
    oreilleo-rey
    ear (the organ of hearing)
  428. #428
    euheuh
    A spoken hesitation filler (like “um” or “uh”), used to pause, think, or show uncertainty while speaking.
  429. #429
    justejuste
    fair; morally right; correct
  430. #430
    exactementegzakteman
    Exactly; precisely; used to confirm or agree
  431. #431
    normalnormal
    usual, expected; standard
  432. #432
    FAUXfo
    not true; incorrect
  433. #433
    génialzhay-nyal
    excellent; great; brilliant
  434. #434
    difficiledifficile
    not easy; requiring effort or skill
  435. #435
    mieuxmieux
    Better (comparative of 'bien'), used to compare actions, abilities, or states.
  436. #436
    leverlever
    to raise or lift something
  437. #437
    gardergarder
    to keep or retain (something)
  438. #438
    jeterjeter
    to throw, toss, or discard (physically or figuratively)
  439. #439
    gagnergagner
    to win (a game, competition, prize)
  440. #440
    neznez
    nose (the facial feature for smelling and breathing)
  441. #441
    dentdɑ̃
    A tooth (in the mouth)
  442. #442
    brasbra
    The arm (upper limb of a person); also a projecting part or branch (e.g., of a river, machine, chair).
  443. #443
    jambezhahnb
    leg (the body part between the hip and the ankle)
  444. #444
    genouzhuh-noo
    knee (the joint in the leg)
  445. #445
    dosdo
    the back (of a person or an object)
  446. #446
    fromagefro-mazh
    cheese (a dairy product made from milk)
  447. #447
    fruitfrwee
    An edible part of a plant, usually sweet and eaten as food
  448. #448
    dessertdeh-sehr
    a sweet course or dish served at the end of a meal.
  449. #449
    murmur
    a wall; a vertical structure that divides, supports, or encloses an area
  450. #450
    boîtebwat
    a box or container
  451. #451
    vendredivan-druh-dee
    Friday (the day of the week)
  452. #452
    étéete
    the season of summer
  453. #453
    professeurpro-fes-eur
    a teacher; a person who teaches in a school or university
  454. #454
    étudiantetudiant
    a student (person who studies at a school, college, or university)
  455. #455
    clientklee-ahn
    A person who buys goods or uses services; a customer or client
  456. #456
    chacunsha-kahn
    each one; everyone (referring to each person or thing individually)
  457. #457
    marchémar-shay
    market; a place or system for buying and selling goods
  458. #458
    cinémasinema
    a movie theater; the building where films are shown
  459. #459
    filmfilm
    a movie; a motion picture
  460. #460
    lumièrelu-myehr
    light; illumination
  461. #461
    entréeahn-tray
    entrance; the place or way to enter a building or room.
  462. #462
    sortiesortie
    a physical exit or way out
  463. #463
    cheminshuh-mehn
    a path or track; a small road (physical route)
  464. #464
    jardinzhahr-dahn
    a piece of land used for growing plants, flowers, vegetables, or trees; a garden or small park.
  465. #465
    organiserorganiser
    to organize; to arrange or plan an event, system, or items
  466. #466
    emmeneremmener
    to take someone or something with you to another place
  467. #467
    fêterfeh-teh
    to celebrate (an event, holiday, anniversary)
  468. #468
    anniversairean-ni-vehr-sair
    birthday — the annual celebration of the day someone was born.
  469. #469
    cadeauka-do
    a gift; something given to someone without payment (often for a celebration)
  470. #470
    gâteauga-toh
    a sweet baked dessert (a cake)
  471. #471
    vitevit
    quickly; fast
  472. #472
    lentementlahn-tuh-mahn
    slowly
  473. #473
    quelquefoiskelkefwa
    sometimes; occasionally
  474. #474
    finfin
    the end or conclusion of something
  475. #475
    expliquereksplike
    to make something clear; to describe so someone understands
  476. #476
    chersher
    expensive
  477. #477
    coûterkoo-tay
    to have a price; to cost (how much something is sold for)
  478. #478
    pleinplɛ̃
    full (not empty)
  479. #479
    choixshwa
    a choice; an option or selection
  480. #480
    moyenmoyen
    a way, method, or means (to achieve something)
  481. #481
    nombrenombre
    a number; a numeral; an amount or quantity
  482. #482
    numéronumero
    a number or numerical identifier used to label, order, or contact (e.g., phone number, issue number, house number)
  483. #483
    notenote
    A short written message or memo
  484. #484
    imageimage
    a visual picture or representation (photo, drawing, graphic)
  485. #485
    photophoto
    a photograph; a picture taken with a camera
  486. #486
    montrermontrer
    to show or point out something to someone
  487. #487
    répéterrepeter
    to say something again
  488. #488
    sentirsentir
    to feel (a physical or emotional sensation)
  489. #489
    déciderde-si-de
    to make a decision; to choose
  490. #490
    permettrepermettre
    to allow or give someone permission to do something
  491. #491
    excellentek-se-lan
    Extremely good; of very high quality
  492. #492
    habitudea-bee-tyd
    a regular practice or routine; a habit that someone does repeatedly or ordinarily.
  493. #493
    momentmoh-mahn
    a short period of time; a brief instant
  494. #494
    longtempslongtemps
    for a long time; over a long period
  495. #495
    médecinme-deh-san
    a medical doctor (person who diagnoses and treats illnesses)
  496. #496
    dangereuxdahn-zhuh-ruh
    Dangerous; likely to cause harm or injury
  497. #497
    conseilkon-sey
    advice, a recommendation about what to do
  498. #498
    raisonreh-zohn
    a cause or motive for an action
  499. #499
    anglaisahn-glay
    relating to England or its people (adjective)
  500. #500
    groupegroupe
    a number of people or things considered together; a group or band
  501. #501
    âgeazh
    the number of years someone or something has lived; how old a person or thing is
  502. #502
    coupku
    a physical blow or strike
  503. #503
    devenirdevenir
    to become (change into a different state, role, or condition)
  504. #504
    durdur
    physically hard; not soft
  505. #505
    éteindreeteindre
    to turn off (a light, a device)
  506. #506
    coupercouper
    to cut (with a knife, scissors, etc.)
  507. #507
    févrierfev-ree-ay
    February, the second month of the year.
  508. #508
    hiveree-vair
    the season of winter; the cold time of year between autumn and spring
  509. #509
    imaginerimaginer
    to form a mental image or idea of something
  510. #510
    inventeran-van-tay
    to create something new (an object, idea, method)
  511. #511
    peinepen
    emotional pain, sorrow, grief
  512. #512
    rêverev
    a sequence of images, thoughts, or feelings experienced during sleep
  513. #513
    accentak-sahn
    A distinctive way of pronouncing words (regional or foreign pronunciation).
  514. #514
    affairea-fehr
    a matter, thing, or case
  515. #515
    annoncerah-non-say
    to announce; to tell people something publicly or officially
  516. #516
    assuranceassurance
    insurance; a contract or protection against financial loss
  517. #517
    avanceravancer
    to move forward (physically)
  518. #518
    avionavion
    airplane; aircraft
  519. #519
    basba
    Low; not high (position, level, amount)
  520. #520
    battrebattre
    to hit or strike someone or something
  521. #521
    cacherka-shay
    to hide; to put or keep something/someone out of sight or to conceal
  522. #522
    chanceshans
    luck; good fortune
  523. #523
    chansonshahn-sohn
    a song
  524. #524
    cielsjel
    the sky (the expanse above the earth where clouds, sun, and stars appear)
  525. #525
    classeklas
    A class in school — a group of students, a course, or the classroom
  526. #526
    contrôlekontrol
    the power or authority to direct, regulate, or manage something
  527. #527
    coucherkoo-shay
    to put someone to bed; to lay (someone or something) down
  528. #528
    coursekurs
    a race or competitive run
  529. #529
    côtéko-tay
    a side, edge, or aspect of something
  530. #530
    danserdahn-say
    to dance (move your body to music)
  531. #531
    défendredéfendre
    to defend or protect (someone or something)
  532. #532
    envieahn-vee
    a desire, wish, or craving to have or do something
  533. #533
    espagnolespagnol
    Relating to Spain, its people, culture, or language
  534. #534
    feuillefœj
    a leaf (on a plant) or a sheet/page of paper
  535. #535
    frapperfrah-peh
    to hit or strike someone or something
  536. #536
    histoireistwar
    a story or tale
  537. #537
    intelligentahn-teh-lee-zhahn
    Smart; having good intelligence or quick understanding.
  538. #538
    mathsmat
    mathematics; the school subject or field of study
  539. #539
    observerobserver
    to watch or look at something carefully in order to see or study it.
  540. #540
    octobreok-tobr
    October, the tenth month of the year
  541. #541
    passépa-say
    relating to a time before now; the past
  542. #542
    peurpeur
    fear; the feeling of being afraid or worried
  543. #543
    planteplante
    a living organism that grows in soil and has roots, stems, and leaves (a plant)
  544. #544
    prierprier
    to pray (address God or a deity)
  545. #545
    protégerprotéger
    to keep someone or something safe from harm or danger
  546. #546
    retardretard
    delay; being late
  547. #547
    roulerrouler
    to move by turning over or along a surface
  548. #548
    réaliserrealiser
    to become aware of something; to understand or notice
  549. #549
    sociétéso-see-eh-tay
    a company, firm, or business organization
  550. #550
    soiréeswah-ray
    the evening (the time period after afternoon and before night)
  551. #551
    sérieuxse-ryeu
    serious; not joking; earnest
  552. #552
    tirertirer
    to pull or drag (move something toward oneself or in a direction)
  553. #553
    volervoh-lay
    to fly (move through the air)
  554. #554
    évidemmentevidemment
    used to indicate that something is obvious or goes without saying
  555. #555
    caska
    a case; an instance or situation.
  556. #556
    compagniekompani
    a company or business (a firm or commercial organization)
  557. #557
    demidemi
    half (one of two equal parts)
  558. #558
    discuterdis-ku-te
    to discuss; to talk about something with someone
  559. #559
    débutdeh-byoo
    the beginning or start of something
  560. #560
    entrepriseentreprise
    company or business
  561. #561
    longlong
    Having a large distance from one end to the other (in space)
  562. #562
    mourirmourir
    to die
  563. #563
    pauvrepauvre
    poor (not having much money)
  564. #564
    rappelerrappeler
    to call back (telephone) or call someone again
  565. #565
    reconnaîtrereconnaître
    to recognize or identify someone/something seen before
  566. #566
    réussirreussir
    to succeed; to accomplish something (also to pass an exam)
  567. #567
    spécialspesjal
    Different from what is usual; unusual or intended for a particular person or purpose.
  568. #568
    tailletaj
    size; a measurement for clothing or general dimensions
  569. #569
    bizarrebizarre
    strange; unusual; odd
  570. #570
    fortfor
    strong, powerful, or intense (physically or in force/volume)
  571. #571
    pirepeer
    worse; (with the definite article) the worst
  572. #572
    étrangerétranger
    foreign; from another country
  573. #573
    examenexamen
    an exam or test
  574. #574
    courtcourt
    short (small in length or duration)
  575. #575
    criercrier
    to shout or yell (raise one's voice to speak loudly or get attention)
  576. #576
    jeudizhuh-dee
    Thursday (the day of the week)
  577. #577
    juilletzhwee-yay
    July (the seventh month of the year)
  578. #578
    maimai
    the fifth month of the year (May)
  579. #579
    mardimardi
    Tuesday (the day of the week between Monday and Wednesday)
  580. #580
    partiepar-tee
    a part, portion, or section of something
  581. #581
    terminertehr-mee-nay
    to finish; to bring something to an end
  582. #582
    accompagnerakompanye
    to go with someone; to escort
  583. #583
    agenceah-zhahns
    an office or organization that provides services for clients
  584. #584
    ainsien-see
    in this way; like this
  585. #585
    amoureuxamoureux
    in love
  586. #586
    amusanta-mu-sahn
    fun; entertaining; causing enjoyment or laughter
  587. #587
    amuseramuser
    to entertain or make someone laugh or enjoy themselves
  588. #588
    aoûtoot
    the eighth month of the year (August)
  589. #589
    apercevoirapercevoir
    to catch sight of; to see something briefly
  590. #590
    apparaîtreapparaître
    to appear; to become visible
  591. #591
    au-dessuso-dessu
    Above; in a higher position relative to something
  592. #592
    aussitôto-see-toh
    immediately; right away
  593. #593
    autouro-tour
    around; on all sides of something (usually used with "de")
  594. #594
    baignerbeh-nyeh
    to bathe someone or to soak/immerse something in liquid
  595. #595
    boisbwa
    wood (the material, timber)
  596. #596
    bordbord
    The edge or rim of an object
  597. #597
    boutbout
    the end or tip of something
  598. #598
    brillerbriller
    to shine; give off or reflect light
  599. #599
    bruitbrwee
    A sound or noise (audible disturbance)
  600. #600
    bâtimentbatiment
    a building or structure (for living, working, or storage)
  601. #601
    campagnekampanj
    countryside; rural area
  602. #602
    causekoz
    reason or origin of something
  603. #603
    chaussureshoh-syur
    a shoe (one item of footwear)
  604. #604
    colèrekolair
    anger; a strong feeling of annoyance, displeasure, or rage
  605. #605
    completcomplet / complète
    complete; having all parts or elements
  606. #606
    conduirekondwir
    to drive (a vehicle)
  607. #607
    connaissancekon-neh-sahns
    knowledge; information or understanding about a subject
  608. #608
    crikri
    A loud vocal sound such as a shout, scream, or call expressing emotion or serving as a call.
  609. #609
    culturekul-tyr
    The beliefs, arts, customs, and social behaviour of a society or group
  610. #610
    destinationdes-tee-na-syon
    the place to which someone or something is going
  611. #611
    différencedee-feh-rahns
    a difference; the fact or way in which two things are not the same
  612. #612
    différentdee-feh-rahn
    Not the same; unlike
  613. #613
    dirigerdee-ree-zhay
    to lead or manage people, an organization, or a project
  614. #614
    documentdoky-mahn
    a paper or digital file that gives information or serves as proof
  615. #615
    douxdu
    soft or gentle (texture, touch, sound, or manner)
  616. #616
    découvrirdeh-koo-vreer
    to discover; to find or learn something previously unknown
  617. #617
    dérangerdeh-rahn-zhay
    to bother or disturb someone (interrupt or cause inconvenience)
  618. #618
    endormirendormir
    to make someone fall asleep; to put to sleep (transitive)
  619. #619
    environnementahn-vee-rohn-mahn
    the surroundings and conditions (natural, social, or built) that affect people, animals, plants, or systems; the natural environment
  620. #620
    erreurerreur
    a mistake or error; something incorrect or wrong
  621. #621
    espaceespas
    an area, room, or extent (physical or figurative)
  622. #622
    exempleeg-zahmpl
    something that illustrates or clarifies (an example)
  623. #623
    fabriquerfabriquer
    to make or produce something, especially by manufacturing or assembling
  624. #624
    fantastiquefantastique
    Wonderful; extremely good or impressive.
  625. #625
    façonfa-sohn
    a way or manner of doing something; style
  626. #626
    finalementfinalement
    finally; in the end; after everything has been considered.
  627. #627
    fonctionfonction
    a job, role, or official position
  628. #628
    formeform
    the shape, outline, or external appearance of something
  629. #629
    formerformer
    to form or create something; to shape or make
  630. #630
    foufu
    crazy; mentally ill or acting in an irrational, wild way
  631. #631
    fraisfrais
    fresh; cool or refreshing (food, air, drink, sensation)
  632. #632
    goûtgu
    taste; flavor (the sensation or quality of food or drink)
  633. #633
    goûtergouter
    to taste or try the flavor of food or drink
  634. #634
    grand-mèregrand-mère
    grandmother; the mother of one's parent
  635. #635
    grand-pèregrahn-pair
    a male grandparent; the father of one's parent.
  636. #636
    grands-parentsgrands-parents
    grandparents (the parents of one's parents)
  637. #637
    gravegrave
    serious; severe (about situations, problems, health, behaviour)
  638. #638
    heureusementheureusement
    fortunately; luckily
  639. #639
    heureuxuh-ruh
    happy, feeling pleasure or contentment
  640. #640
    immédiatementimmédiatement
    immediately; right away
  641. #641
    incroyableincroyable
    Extremely surprising or hard to believe; amazing
  642. #642
    informatiqueinformatique
    computer science; the field of information technology
  643. #643
    installerinstaller
    to set up or install equipment, software, furniture, etc.
  644. #644
    janvierzhahn-vyay
    The first month of the year.
  645. #645
    jeuzhuh
    a game or recreational activity
  646. #646
    kilokilo
    a kilogram (unit of mass)
  647. #647
    kilomètrekee-loh-met-ruh
    A unit of length equal to 1,000 meters, used to measure distance.
  648. #648
    lettrelettre
    a written message sent to someone (usually by mail)
  649. #649
    litrelee-tr
    a metric unit of volume equal to one cubic decimetre, used to measure liquids
  650. #650
    mailmel
    an email; an electronic message
  651. #651
    manièremah-nyehr
    a way or manner of doing something; a method
  652. #652
    mariagema-ree-azh
    marriage; the legal or long-term partnership between two people
  653. #653
    marquermarquer
    to make or put a visible mark on something; to label or write on an object.
  654. #654
    matièrema-tee-air
    a school subject or area of academic study
  655. #655
    mecmek
    an informal word for a man or guy
  656. #656
    merveilleuxmehr-vay-uh
    wonderful; extremely good or pleasing
  657. #657
    millionmee-yon
    the number 1,000,000
  658. #658
    mincemɛ̃s
    thin, slim (physically slender)
  659. #659
    modemode
    fashion; the current styles of clothing and design
  660. #660
    montagnemontagne
    a mountain; a large natural elevation of the earth's surface
  661. #661
    muséemyuze
    museum — a building where art, history, or scientific objects are displayed for the public
  662. #662
    ménagemay-nazh
    a household; the people who live together in one home
  663. #663
    métiermetje
    a person's job, profession, or trade
  664. #664
    noterno-tay
    to write down or record something
  665. #665
    novembrenoh-vahm-brə
    the month of November
  666. #666
    officielofisjel
    Authorized, issued, or recognized by an authority; formal or public.
  667. #667
    ordreordre
    a command or instruction
  668. #668
    originaloriginal
    creative; new or unusual (not derivative)
  669. #669
    pagepazh
    A single sheet or side in a book, or an individual webpage
  670. #670
    pantalonpantalon
    a garment worn from the waist to the ankles that covers each leg separately (pants, trousers)
  671. #671
    passagepassage
    a corridor, gap, or route used to get from one place to another
  672. #672
    piscinepisin
    a swimming pool
  673. #673
    plaisirplee-zeer
    pleasure; enjoyment
  674. #674
    pleurerpleurer
    to cry; to shed tears because of emotion or pain
  675. #675
    policepolice
    the police; law enforcement organization or officers
  676. #676
    posteposte
    a job or position (at a company or organization)
  677. #677
    prisonpʁizɔ̃
    a jail or prison — the place where people are legally detained as punishment or while awaiting trial
  678. #678
    profiterprofiter
    to take advantage of (use an opportunity or situation)
  679. #679
    programmepro-gramm
    a plan, schedule, or set of planned activities (including curriculum or political manifesto)
  680. #680
    projetproh-zhay
    a plan or organized undertaking to achieve a goal
  681. #681
    promenerpro-meh-nay
    to take someone or an animal for a walk
  682. #682
    promettrepromettre
    to promise; to give someone your word
  683. #683
    préférépréféré
    preferred; liked or chosen more than other options
  684. #684
    présenterprezɑ̃te
    to present; to introduce or show a person, thing, idea, or document to others
  685. #685
    prévoirprévoir
    to foresee or anticipate (what will happen)
  686. #686
    prêtpre
    ready
  687. #687
    pullpul
    a sweater; pullover
  688. #688
    rangerrahn-zhay
    to tidy up; put things in order or put them away
  689. #689
    recevoirrecevoir
    to receive or get something (a letter, a package, money, information)
  690. #690
    rechercherrechercher
    to look for; to search for
  691. #691
    recommencerre-koh-man-say
    to start again; to begin again
  692. #692
    refuserruh-fyoo-zay
    to refuse; to say no to an offer, request, or demand
  693. #693
    remarquerremarquer
    to notice or become aware of something
  694. #694
    remplacerremplacer
    to replace; to substitute (take the place of something or someone, or put one thing in the place of another)
  695. #695
    rendez-vousrahn-deh-voo
    an appointment or arranged meeting
  696. #696
    rendrerahn-druh
    to give back or return something to someone
  697. #697
    rentrerrentrer
    to return / go back (often to one's home)
  698. #698
    responsableresponsable
    having responsibility; reliable
  699. #699
    retirerretirer
    to remove or take off (a physical thing: clothes, cover, stain)
  700. #700
    retourreh-toor
    the act of coming back; a return trip
  701. #701
    retrouverreh-troo-vey
    to find again; to recover something lost
  702. #702
    revoirrevoir
    to see again
  703. #703
    rirerire
    to laugh
  704. #704
    rivièrerivière
    a river; a natural flowing body of fresh water (usually smaller than a 'fleuve')
  705. #705
    routeroute
    a road or way used for travel (street, highway, or route)
  706. #706
    réfléchirreflechir
    to think carefully, consider or ponder something mentally.
  707. #707
    réserverreserver
    to book or make a reservation (a seat, table, room, ticket)
  708. #708
    rêverrever
    to dream (while sleeping)
  709. #709
    rôlerol
    A character or part played by an actor in a play, film, or TV show.
  710. #710
    sallesal
    a room or hall used for a particular purpose (e.g., classroom, dining room, meeting hall)
  711. #711
    santésan-tay
    health; the condition of a person’s body or mind
  712. #712
    secsek
    dry (not wet; also used for drinks like wine to mean not sweet)
  713. #713
    serveurser-veur
    a waiter or server in a restaurant
  714. #714
    sinonsinon
    otherwise; or else (introduces a negative consequence or alternative)
  715. #715
    sitesit
    a website or web page on the internet
  716. #716
    soufflersouffler
    to blow (move air with the mouth)
  717. #717
    soupesoupe
    A liquid dish (usually hot) made by cooking vegetables, meat, or other ingredients in broth or water
  718. #718
    souriresourire
    to smile
  719. #719
    sportsport
    Physical activity or game done for exercise, enjoyment, or competition; athletics.
  720. #720
    studiostoo-dyo
    a small one-room apartment (studio apartment)
  721. #721
    succèssuksè
    success; a favourable result, achievement, or a popular hit
  722. #722
    sudsyd
    the south (direction or southern region)
  723. #723
    supermarchésupermarché
    a large shop that sells food and everyday household items
  724. #724
    supérieursu-peh-ree-ur
    Higher in rank, status, or position
  725. #725
    surprendresurprendre
    to cause someone to feel surprise or astonishment
  726. #726
    surprisesurprise
    an unexpected event, action, or gift intended to surprise someone
  727. #727
    surtoutsur-too
    especially; above all
  728. #728
    sûrementsurement
    certainly; for sure
  729. #729
    terreterre
    soil or dirt — the material on the ground where plants grow
  730. #730
    tourtour
    a turn, round, short trip, or ride (e.g., your turn, a lap, a sightseeing tour)
  731. #731
    tranquilletrankil
    calm, peaceful, or quiet (describing a person, place, or atmosphere)
  732. #732
    traversertrah-ver-say
    to cross (go from one side to the other)
  733. #733
    trompertromper
    to deceive or betray someone (can mean to cheat on someone)
  734. #734
    télétélé
    television; TV (the device or the medium/programmes)
  735. #735
    télévisionteh-leh-vee-zyon
    the medium of broadcast audio-visual programs (TV channels, shows, news)
  736. #736
    universitéuniversité
    A higher-education institution where students study and earn degrees.
  737. #737
    versver
    toward; in the direction of
  738. #738
    vertvert
    green (the color)
  739. #739
    villagevee-lazh
    a small settlement or community in a rural area, smaller than a town
  740. #740
    visagevee-zazh
    face (the front part of a person's head)
  741. #741
    visitervisiter
    to visit (go to see a place or a person)
  742. #742
    voicivwa-si
    Used to present or show something; means "here is" or "here are".
  743. #743
    volvol
    a flight; an airplane trip or the act of flying
  744. #744
    voyagervwa-ya-zhay
    to travel (go from place to place)
  745. #745
    vêtementvetement
    an item of clothing; clothes (general term)
  746. #746
    zonezone
    an area or region, often defined for a particular purpose
  747. #747
    âgéagé
    elderly; advanced in age (used about people)
  748. #748
    écranécran
    screen; a surface or device that displays visual information (TV, computer, phone) or a projection surface
  749. #749
    égalementegalement
    also; in addition
  750. #750
    égliseeglise
    a Christian place of worship (the church building)
  751. #751
    époqueepok
    a period of time; an era
  752. #752
    étagee-tazh
    a level of a building; a floor
  753. #753
    accidentak-si-dahn
    An unexpected event that causes injury, damage, or harm; a crash or mishap.
  754. #754
    activitéak-tee-vee-tay
    A task, action, or organized event; something someone does (leisure, educational, etc.).
  755. #755
    agréablea-gray-abl
    pleasant; giving comfort or enjoyment
  756. #756
    allemandallemand
    Relating to Germany or its people
  757. #757
    attacherattacher
    to attach, tie, or fasten something
  758. #758
    blagueblague
    a joke; something said or done to make people laugh
  759. #759
    celuisuh-lwee
    Demonstrative pronoun meaning "the one" (masculine singular); used to refer to a specific person or thing or before qui/que/de to mean "the one who/that/of".
  760. #760
    certaincertain
    some; particular (unspecified members of a group)
  761. #761
    communkomɛ̃
    shared by or belonging to two or more people or groups
  762. #762
    confiancekon-fyans
    trust or confidence in someone or something
  763. #763
    construireconstruire
    to build or construct (physically or figuratively)
  764. #764
    culturelkul-tyrel
    relating to culture, the arts, or cultural activities
  765. #765
    curieuxcurieux
    eager to know or learn; inquisitive
  766. #766
    célèbrese-lebr
    famous; well-known
  767. #767
    droitdrwa
    a right; an entitlement or legal claim
  768. #768
    ennuyeren-nwee-ye
    to annoy or bother someone
  769. #769
    européeneuropéen
    Relating to Europe or coming from Europe
  770. #770
    facefas
    the front part of a person's head (eyes, nose, mouth)
  771. #771
    formidableformidable
    Very good; excellent, great (used to praise)
  772. #772
    gauchegauche
    on or relating to the left side or direction.
  773. #773
    glaceglace
    frozen water; ice (e.g., on roads, ponds)
  774. #774
    généralzhay-ne-ral
    not specific; applying to or about most things or people (general, overall)
  775. #775
    hauto
    high; tall; located above
  776. #776
    humainhumain
    relating to human beings; characteristic of people
  777. #777
    intéressantan-teh-reh-sahn
    interesting; causing interest or attention
  778. #778
    intéresserinteresser
    to cause someone to feel interest; to attract someone's attention
  779. #779
    locallo-kal
    relating to a particular place, area, or neighborhood
  780. #780
    mortmort
    no longer alive
  781. #781
    naîtrenaître
    to be born
  782. #782
    obligatoireobligatoire
    required; compulsory (by law, rule, or necessity)
  783. #783
    parfaitpar-fay
    perfect; without flaws; complete
  784. #784
    platpla
    a prepared dish or serving of food (a plate, course)
  785. #785
    portableportable
    a mobile phone (cell phone)
  786. #786
    propriétaireproprietaire
    owner; a person who owns something
  787. #787
    prêterpre-tay
    to lend or loan (give something temporarily)
  788. #788
    rapiderapide
    fast; quick
  789. #789
    remonterremonter
    to go up again; to move upward again
  790. #790
    reposerreposer
    to rest; to take a break (often reflexive: se reposer)
  791. #791
    respecterrespecter
    to treat someone with respect or show esteem
  792. #792
    ressemblerressembler
    to resemble; to look like (be similar to)
  793. #793
    retournerretourner
    to go back to a place; to return (someone goes back)
  794. #794
    richeriche
    Wealthy; having a lot of money or assets
  795. #795
    saluersaluer
    to greet or say hello to someone (including salute with a gesture)
  796. #796
    souvenirsouvenir
    to remember (something or someone)
  797. #797
    tantetante
    a female sibling of a parent or the spouse of an uncle (aunt)
  798. #798
    visitevee-zeet
    an act of going to see someone or a place (social visit or tourist visit)
  799. #799
    VRAIvrai
    real; genuine (not fake)
  800. #800
    échangere-shahn-zhay
    to exchange; to swap or trade things, or to exchange words or information
  801. #801
    banlieueban-lyeu
    the suburbs; the residential or urban outskirts of a city
  802. #802
    bièrebjer
    beer (an alcoholic beverage)
  803. #803
    communicationko-myoo-ni-ka-syon
    the act or process of exchanging information or messages between people or systems
  804. #804
    couplekupl
    two people in a romantic or domestic relationship
  805. #805
    extraordinaireextraordinaire
    exceptional; very unusual or impressive.
  806. #806
    organisationor-ga-ni-za-syon
    An organized group, institution, or company
  807. #807
    reprendrereprendre
    to take back or recover possession
  808. #808
    simplesimple
    not complicated; easy to understand or do
  809. #809
    sympathiquesympathique
    pleasant, friendly, likable
  810. #810
    terribleteh-ree-bl
    very bad; causing fear, harm, or distress
  811. #811
    tomatetoh-mat
    tomato (the edible fruit commonly used as a vegetable)"}],
  812. #812
    collèguecollègue
    a colleague; a coworker
  813. #813
    inviterinviter
    to ask someone to come to an event or place
  814. #814
    largelarge
    wide; broad; spacious
  815. #815
    librelibre
    free; not occupied or available
  816. #816
    modernemoderne
    modern; relating to the present or recent times
  817. #817
    pierrepierre
    stone; rock; also a gemstone or precious stone
  818. #818
    soitsoit
    the third-person singular present subjunctive form of "être" (to be)
  819. #819
    élèveélève
    a student; a pupil (person who studies at school)
  820. #820
    énormeénorme
    very large; huge
  821. #821
    faitfait
    (3rd-person present of faire) he/she/it does or makes (also used impersonally, e.g. weather)
  822. #822
    légumelégume
    vegetable (an edible plant or part of a plant eaten as food)
  823. #823
    semblersembler
    to seem; to appear (to be)
  824. #824
    automneo-tomn
    the season between summer and winter (autumn/fall)
  825. #825
    créerkreer
    to create; to make something new
  826. #826
    jeunessejeunesse
    the period of being young; youth (the time of life before adulthood)
  827. #827
    juinzhwan
    June (the sixth month of the year)
  828. #828
    mermer
    sea (a large body of salt water)
  829. #829
    quartierkar-tje
    neighborhood or district of a town or city
  830. #830
    réalitérey-a-lee-tay
    the state of things as they actually exist; what is real
  831. #831
    accueillirah-kuh-yeer
    to welcome; to receive people or guests
  832. #832
    aileel
    wing (part used for flying: bird, insect, or airplane)
  833. #833
    allumerallumer
    to turn on (a light, appliance, or electronic device)
  834. #834
    appareilah-pa-rey
    a device, machine, or appliance used for a specific purpose
  835. #835
    artar
    Creative activity and the works produced (painting, music, sculpture, literature).
  836. #836
    associationa-so-sya-syon
    a group or organization formed by people for a common purpose (club, NGO, association)
  837. #837
    aventureaventure
    an exciting, risky, or unusual experience or journey
  838. #838
    avisa-vee
    an opinion or point of view
  839. #839
    bateauba-to
    boat; a vessel used for travel or transport on water
  840. #840
    blousonbluzon
    a short, casual jacket (often zippered or lightweight)
  841. #841
    boulevardboulevard
    a wide, important city street, often with trees or a central median
  842. #842
    buffetby-feh
    a sideboard or cabinet for storing dishes and tableware
  843. #843
    cantinekan-tin
    a cafeteria or canteen where meals are served (school, workplace, military)
  844. #844
    capitalekapital
    The main city where a country's or region's government is located (capital city).
  845. #845
    certainementser-ten-mahn
    certainly; definitely (used to express agreement or strong affirmation)
  846. #846
    chevalshuh-val
    horse (the animal)
  847. #847
    chinoissheen-wah
    Relating to China; Chinese (adjective)
  848. #848
    collectioncollection
    a group of items gathered or owned (e.g., stamps, books, artworks)
  849. #849
    collègekolezh
    middle school (lower secondary school for students about 11–15 years old)
  850. #850
    commanderko-mahn-de
    to give orders or command (have authority over people)
  851. #851
    composerkompoze
    to create or write an original work (music, text, art)
  852. #852
    concertkon-sehr
    a live musical performance by singers or instrumentalists; a musical show.
  853. #853
    continentkontinɑ̃
    A very large continuous landmass (e.g., Africa, Europe, Asia).
  854. #854
    coopérationkoo-peh-rah-syon
    The act or process of working together with others toward a common goal; collaboration.
  855. #855
    couloirkoo-lwar
    A long indoor passage connecting rooms; a hallway or corridor
  856. #856
    cousinkoo-zahn
    male cousin (the son of your aunt or uncle)
  857. #857
    couvrircouvrir
    to put something over or on top of something; to hide or protect by covering
  858. #858
    crêpekrep
    a thin pancake made from batter, eaten sweet or savory (often folded or rolled with fillings)
  859. #859
    damedam
    a woman; a lady (polite or general reference to an adult female)
  860. #860
    dimanchedimanche
    Sunday (the day of the week)
  861. #861
    disparaîtredisparaitre
    to disappear; to cease to be visible or present
  862. #862
    domainedomaine
    an area or field of activity, study, or responsibility
  863. #863
    dynamiquedynamique
    energetic; lively and active, showing initiative or progress
  864. #864
    départementdepartement
    An administrative territorial division (a department, e.g., in France).
  865. #865
    dépêcherdépêcher
    to send or dispatch someone or something quickly
  866. #866
    détailde-taj
    a small part, feature, or piece of information
  867. #867
    effeteh-feh
    An effect; a result, change, or impact produced by something
  868. #868
    embrasserahm-brah-say
    to kiss (someone)
  869. #869
    exerciceegzersis
    physical activity or workout
  870. #870
    existeregziste
    to exist; to be real or present
  871. #871
    explicationexplication
    an explanation or clarification given to make something clear or to state a reason
  872. #872
    facilementfacilement
    easily; without difficulty or effort, readily.
  873. #873
    fumerfumer
    to smoke (tobacco) or to give off smoke
  874. #874
    féliciterfeh-lee-see-tay
    to congratulate (someone)
  875. #875
    grasgras
    fat / fatty; oily or containing a lot of fat
  876. #876
    gratuitgra-twee
    free (costing nothing)
  877. #877
    grâcegrâce
    elegance or smoothness of movement or style
  878. #878
    guerregɛʁ
    an armed conflict between countries or groups
  879. #879
    générationzheh-neh-rah-syon
    A group of people born and living around the same time (a generation, cohort)
  880. #880
    généreuxzhay-nay-ruh
    generous; willing to give or share
  881. #881
    herbeerb
    grass; herb — green plants that cover the ground or that can be used as culinary/medicinal herbs
  882. #882
    honneuronneur
    honor; respect, reputation, or a privilege given as recognition
  883. #883
    humeurhumeur
    A person's mood or emotional state; temper
  884. #884
    hôtelotel
    A building or business that provides paid lodging and services for travelers and guests.
  885. #885
    idéalidéal
    Perfect or most suitable; representing an ideal example
  886. #886
    informaticieninformaticien
    a person who works with computers, software, or IT (computer scientist / IT specialist)
  887. #887
    internationalinternational
    relating to or involving two or more countries
  888. #888
    interrogeran-tehr-roh-zhay
    to question someone; to interrogate or quiz them
  889. #889
    italienitaljen
    an Italian person (someone from Italy)
  890. #890
    journalistejournaliste
    a person who gathers, writes, or reports news for newspapers, TV, radio, or online media.
  891. #891
    jusjus
    juice (liquid from fruits or vegetables; a drink)
  892. #892
    justementzhus-te-mahn
    precisely; exactly
  893. #893
    lampelahmp
    a device or fixture that produces or provides light
  894. #894
    lecturelektur
    the act or habit of reading (books, texts)
  895. #895
    lendemainlendemain
    the day after a given day; the next day
  896. #896
    loisirlwa-zir
    an activity done for enjoyment in free time; a pastime
  897. #897
    midimee-dee
    noon; midday (the time around 12:00)
  898. #898
    morceaumor-so
    a piece or portion of something (a fragment, a bit)
  899. #899
    moyennemwa.jɛn
    average; the arithmetic mean or a typical overall level (also used for a student's grade average)
  900. #900
    musicienmyu-zee-syen
    a person who plays, performs, composes, or studies music
  901. #901
    nationaliténationalité
    the legal status of belonging to a country; citizenship
  902. #902
    naturena-tyr
    The natural world; the outdoors; plants, animals, and natural environments.
  903. #903
    nombreuxnombreux
    many; numerous
  904. #904
    odeurodeur
    a smell or scent; the odor of something (pleasant or unpleasant)
  905. #905
    oiseauwazo
    a bird (any avian animal)
  906. #906
    ombreombre
    a dark area or shape produced when something blocks light; a shadow or shaded spot
  907. #907
    opérationoperation
    surgical operation; surgery.
  908. #908
    ouaiswé
    informal yes (casual 'yeah' used in spoken French)
  909. #909
    ouvertureouverture
    a physical opening, gap, or hole
  910. #910
    paixpeh
    Absence of war or armed conflict; political or social peace between groups or countries.
  911. #911
    paquetpaquet
    a package or parcel; a wrapped or boxed item or small pack
  912. #912
    parfumpar-fuhn
    a perfumed liquid worn to smell pleasant (perfume)
  913. #913
    participerpar-tee-see-pay
    to take part in; to participate
  914. #914
    particulierparticulier
    specific; not general; particular
  915. #915
    passionpa-syon
    A very strong feeling of enthusiasm, love, or interest in something
  916. #916
    pistepiste
    a track, route, or lane for movement (e.g., ski slope, runway, racetrack)
  917. #917
    plageplazh
    a sandy or pebbly shore by the sea, lake, or river where people go to swim or relax
  918. #918
    plaireplaire
    to please; to be liked by someone
  919. #919
    pluieplwee
    rain; water that falls from clouds (the weather phenomenon)
  920. #920
    poissonpwah-sohn
    a fish (the animal or fish used as food)
  921. #921
    pontpon
    a bridge; a structure that allows passage over water, a road, or another obstacle
  922. #922
    posséderposséder
    to own; have legal or physical possession of something
  923. #923
    pourtantpourtant
    however; nevertheless; yet (introduces a contrast or contradiction)
  924. #924
    pratiquerprah-tee-kay
    to practice or train in a skill, sport, or activity
  925. #925
    presserpresser
    to press or squeeze (physically)
  926. #926
    produireproduire
    to make, create, or manufacture (goods, energy, results)
  927. #927
    produitpro-dwee
    product; an item for sale or a manufactured good
  928. #928
    propositionpro-po-zee-syon
    a suggestion or proposal
  929. #929
    quaikeh
    a platform at a train or metro station where passengers wait and board
  930. #930
    qualitéka-lee-tay
    degree of excellence; how good something is
  931. #931
    repartirrepartir
    to leave or set off again
  932. #932
    représenterreprésenter
    to act or speak officially for someone or a group
  933. #933
    romanroman
    a novel (a long fictional book)
  934. #934
    roueroue
    wheel (the circular, rotating part of a vehicle or machine)
  935. #935
    régionreh-zhyon
    a large area within a country, defined by geography, administration, or culture
  936. #936
    républiquereh-pyoo-bleek
    A country or state governed as a republic (not a monarchy).
  937. #937
    réunionray-oo-nyohn
    a meeting or gathering of people for discussion, work, or decision-making
  938. #938
    salonsalon
    a living room or lounge in a home
  939. #939
    septembreseptembre
    the month of September (the ninth month of the year)
  940. #940
    silencesilans
    absence of sound; quiet
  941. #941
    sièclesjekl
    a period of one hundred years; a century
  942. #942
    skiski
    a long narrow board worn on the foot for gliding on snow (one ski)
  943. #943
    soldesolde
    a sale or discounted goods (often used in plural: les soldes)
  944. #944
    sommetsoh-may
    The highest point of a mountain or hill; peak
  945. #945
    sonnerson-nay
    to ring (a bell, phone, alarm)
  946. #946
    soudainsudɛ̃
    suddenly; quickly and unexpectedly (adverb)
  947. #947
    spécialitéspay-sya-lee-tay
    a person's area of expertise or academic/professional specialty
  948. #948
    suitesɥit
    a continuation; the rest or what comes next
  949. #949
    technologieteknoloji
    technology; tools, machines, and methods developed from scientific knowledge
  950. #950
    terrasseterrasse
    An outdoor flat area attached to a building used for sitting, relaxing, dining, or for a café's outdoor seating (patio/terrace).
  951. #951
    textetexte
    a piece of written language; the words of a document, passage, or message
  952. #952
    toittwa
    The roof or top covering of a building; by extension, someone's home or household
  953. #953
    transformertransformer
    to change something into a different form, state, or purpose
  954. #954
    variervarier
    to vary; to change or be different in amount, type, or degree
  955. #955
    verrevehr
    a drinking glass or cup (a small container for beverages)
  956. #956
    viandevyahnd
    meat; animal flesh used as food
  957. #957
    videvid
    empty (containing nothing)
  958. #958
    vinvin
    wine (the alcoholic drink made from fermented grapes)
  959. #959
    voisinvwa.zɛ̃
    a person who lives next to or near you
  960. #960
    épouserepouser
    to marry someone; to take as a spouse
  961. #961
    admirerad‑mee‑ray
    to regard someone or something with admiration or high esteem
  962. #962
    amoura-moor
    love — deep affection, especially romantic; can also mean a loved person or a love affair.
  963. #963
    assisterassister
    to attend (be present at an event)
  964. #964
    ateliera-te-lje
    a workshop or studio (a place where artists, craftsmen, or technicians work)
  965. #965
    auprèsoh-preh
    near; close to (physical or spatial proximity)
  966. #966
    baladeba-lad
    a short, leisurely walk or outing (can be on foot, by bike, or by car)
  967. #967
    bicyclettebisiklet
    a bicycle; a two-wheeled vehicle you pedal
  968. #968
    blondblond
    Having light-colored (usually yellowish) hair; fair-haired.
  969. #969
    boissonbwa-sɔ̃
    a drink; a beverage (a liquid intended for drinking)
  970. #970
    brunbrun
    brown (a color; often for hair, eyes, or objects)
  971. #971
    boeufboeuf
    Beef — the meat from cattle, used for eating.
  972. #972
    caissekɛs
    A box, crate, or container used to hold or transport items.
  973. #973
    chanteurshahn-teur
    a person who sings (a singer)
  974. #974
    charmantshar-mahn
    Pleasant or attractive; charming
  975. #975
    châteausha-to
    a castle or large stately residence
  976. #976
    chômageshomazh
    the state of being unemployed; lack of work
  977. #977
    clubklub
    an organized group or association (e.g., sports club, hobby group)
  978. #978
    commercekomers
    the activity of buying and selling goods or services (trade, business)
  979. #979
    commercialko-mehr-syal
    Relating to commerce, business, or trade
  980. #980
    considérerkon-see-deh-ray
    to think about or reflect on
  981. #981
    cordekord
    a rope used for tying, pulling, or climbing
  982. #982
    côtekot
    coast, shoreline; land along the sea or ocean.
  983. #983
    dessindessin
    a drawing or sketch; an illustration made by hand or digitally.
  984. #984
    dessinerde-see-nay
    to draw (make a picture or sketch)
  985. #985
    durerdyre
    to last, continue or take a certain amount of time
  986. #986
    décembredecembre
    the twelfth month of the year
  987. #987
    délicieuxdeh-lee-syuh
    very pleasant or pleasing, especially in taste
  988. #988
    départdépart
    the act of leaving a place; departure
  989. #989
    eheh
    an interjection to get someone's attention
  990. #990
    excuserexcuser
    to forgive or pardon someone
  991. #991
    habitanthabitant
    a person who lives in a particular place; resident
  992. #992
    identitéee-dahn-tee-tay
    identity — the characteristics or official facts that identify a person or thing
  993. #993
    immeubleimmeuble
    building; a structure that contains apartments or offices
  994. #994
    interdireinterdire
    to forbid; to prohibit
  995. #995
    intérieurinterieur
    inside; located on or relating to the inner part (adjective)
  996. #996
    jusquejusque
    up to; until; indicates a limit in space or time (e.g., up to a place or until a time)
  997. #997
    libertélee-behr-tay
    freedom; the state of being free from oppression, constraint, or control
  998. #998
    magnifiquemagnifique
    Very beautiful, impressive, or excellent
  999. #999
    mariermarier
    to marry (someone); to perform a marriage
  1000. #1000
    mètremetr
    unit of length equal to 100 centimeters
  1001. #1001
    nulnul
    bad, useless, or incompetent (colloquial)
  1002. #1002
    occuperoccuper
    to take up space or time; to fill a place or time slot
  1003. #1003
    origineoh-ree-zheen
    the source or beginning of something
  1004. #1004
    quelquekelk
    some; a few (indefinite determiner used before nouns)
  1005. #1005
    regretterregretter
    to feel sorry about something; wish you hadn't done something
  1006. #1006
    romantiqueromantique
    relating to love or romance; showing affection or sentimental feeling
  1007. #1007
    réveillerreveiller
    to wake someone up (cause a person to stop sleeping)
  1008. #1008
    secretse-kre
    information kept hidden from others; something confidential
  1009. #1009
    situersituer
    to place or show the location of something or someone
  1010. #1010
    spectaclespektakl
    A show or live performance (theatre, concert, circus, etc.)
  1011. #1011
    sportifsportif
    relating to sport; athletic
  1012. #1012
    tableautableau
    a painting or framed picture (work of visual art)
  1013. #1013
    tennistennis
    the sport played with rackets and a ball
  1014. #1014
    timideti-mid
    shy; reserved
  1015. #1015
    voixvwa
    voice (sound produced by a person when speaking or singing)
  1016. #1016
    vuevy
    a view or scene (what you can see from a place)
  1017. #1017
    véritéve-ree-tay
    truth; the state or quality of being true or real.
  1018. #1018
    électricitée-lek-tree-see-tay
    the form of energy used for lighting, heating, and powering devices
  1019. #1019
    étoileetwal
    a luminous celestial object seen in the night sky
  1020. #1020
    asseoira-swar
    to sit; to seat (someone)
  1021. #1021
    félicitationfeh-lee-see-ta-syon
    an expression of congratulations or praise for someone's achievement
  1022. #1022
    habillera-bi-ye
    to dress someone; put clothes on someone
  1023. #1023
    indépendantɛ̃.de.pɑ̃.dɑ̃
    Independent; not dependent on others; autonomous
  1024. #1024
    légendelégende
    a traditional story or myth passed down through generations
  1025. #1025
    nationalnasjonal
    Relating to a nation or whole country
  1026. #1026
    politiquepolitique
    political; relating to government or public affairs
  1027. #1027
    principalprincipal
    main; most important
  1028. #1028
    sciencesyans
    the systematic study and body of knowledge about the natural world
  1029. #1029
    souhaitersweh-teh
    to wish; to want or desire something
  1030. #1030
    séjourséjour
    a period of staying somewhere (a stay, trip)
  1031. #1031
    véritablevey-ree-tabl
    real; genuine; true (used to emphasize authenticity or intensity)
  1032. #1032
    adorableadorable
    cute; charming; lovable
  1033. #1033
    adulteadulte
    adult; fully grown or intended for adults
  1034. #1034
    calmecalme
    calm; peaceful; quiet (not agitated or noisy)
  1035. #1035
    drôledrôle
    funny; causing laughter
  1036. #1036
    fatiguerfatiguer
    to tire; to make someone or something tired
  1037. #1037
    fleuvefleuve
    a large river that flows into the sea or ocean
  1038. #1038
    huilehuile
    oil (a liquid fat used for cooking, dressing, or lubrication)
  1039. #1039
    indiquerindiquer
    to indicate; to show or point out
  1040. #1040
    portport
    a harbor or seaport where ships load and unload
  1041. #1041
    promenadepromenade
    a walk or stroll; a path or public place for walking (a promenade)
  1042. #1042
    proposerproposer
    to suggest or offer (an idea, plan, or proposal)
  1043. #1043
    superbesuperbe
    very beautiful or impressive; magnificent; excellent
  1044. #1044
    avrilavril
    April (the month)
  1045. #1045
    scientifiquescientifique
    relating to or based on science
  1046. #1046
    ventvent
    wind (moving air)
  1047. #1047
    analyseranalyser
    to analyze; to examine something in detail
  1048. #1048
    boutiqueboutique
    a shop or store (often small or specialized)
  1049. #1049
    lycéelycée
    a secondary school for students aged about 15–18 (high school)
  1050. #1050
    agricultureagri-kul-tyur
    the science and practice of farming, especially growing crops and raising animals
  1051. #1051
    antiquitéan-tee-kay-tay
    the ancient past; ancient times (often referring to classical civilizations)
  1052. #1052
    approchera-pro-shay
    to move closer to someone or something
  1053. #1053
    apéritifaperitif
    A drink (usually alcoholic) served before a meal to stimulate the appetite, or the short social moment of having such drinks
  1054. #1054
    armearme
    weapon; an object used to attack or defend
  1055. #1055
    arrondissementa-ron-dees-mahn
    an administrative district or borough within a city, or a subdivision of a department
  1056. #1056
    bonheurbohn-heur
    happiness; a feeling of joy, contentment, or well-being
  1057. #1057
    boulebul
    a round object; a ball or sphere
  1058. #1058
    campingkamping
    A campsite or campground (place where people stay in tents or caravans)
  1059. #1059
    cathédralekatedral
    a cathedral; a large, important Christian church, often the seat of a bishop.
  1060. #1060
    centresantr
    the middle point or area; a place where activities or services are located (e.g., city centre, shopping centre, activity centre)
  1061. #1061
    cheminéeshuh-mee-nay
    the chimney or smokestack on a building that carries smoke outside
  1062. #1062
    cheveushevuh
    a single hair; one strand of hair
  1063. #1063
    cimetièresee-meh-tyair
    cemetery; burial ground
  1064. #1064
    climatklee-mah
    The long-term pattern of weather in a region (temperature, rainfall, seasons).
  1065. #1065
    compliquerkom-plee-kay
    to make something more complicated or difficult
  1066. #1066
    confiturekonfitur
    jam; fruit preserve
  1067. #1067
    couragekoo-rahzh
    Bravery; strength to face danger, pain, or difficulty.
  1068. #1068
    courageuxkoo-rah-zhuh
    brave; showing courage
  1069. #1069
    dieudieu
    God; a god or deity
  1070. #1070
    décorerdekore
    to decorate; to add ornaments or make a place or thing look nicer
  1071. #1071
    désirerde-zir-eh
    to want; to wish for; to desire
  1072. #1072
    enfanceahn-fahns
    childhood; the period of being a child
  1073. #1073
    farinefarin
    flour (powder from ground cereal used for cooking and baking)
  1074. #1074
    forêtfoh-reh
    a large area covered with trees and undergrowth
  1075. #1075
    francophonefrancophone
    French-speaking; using or pertaining to the French language or French-speaking people/regions
  1076. #1076
    futurfutur
    the time that is to come; the future (time)
  1077. #1077
    inaugurationinauguration
    A formal ceremony marking the official opening or the beginning of something (a building, institution, event, or a person's term in office).
  1078. #1078
    informerinformer
    to inform; to give someone information or notify them
  1079. #1079
    joyeuxjoyeux
    happy; joyful; showing pleasure or cheer
  1080. #1080
    littératurelittérature
    written works considered as art; the body of written works in a language or culture
  1081. #1081
    messieursmessieurs
    Plural of monsieur; 'gentlemen' or 'sirs' used to refer to or address a group of men (formal)
  1082. #1082
    mondialmon-dyal
    global; relating to the whole world
  1083. #1083
    monumentmonument
    A large or important building or structure with historical, cultural, or commemorative significance.
  1084. #1084
    neigenezh
    snow (frozen precipitation that falls as flakes)
  1085. #1085
    nordnor
    the cardinal direction north or the northern part of a region
  1086. #1086
    oncleoncle
    a brother of one of your parents or the husband of your aunt
  1087. #1087
    parisienparisien
    Relating to or from the city of Paris
  1088. #1088
    paysagepaysage
    landscape; scenery — the appearance or view of natural surroundings
  1089. #1089
    peinturepehn-tur
    paint (the colored liquid used to coat or color surfaces)
  1090. #1090
    personnagepersonnage
    A character in a book, film, play, or story
  1091. #1091
    plateaupla-to
    a flat tray used to carry or serve food or objects
  1092. #1092
    populationpopulation
    the people living in a specific place, or the number of those people
  1093. #1093
    publierpyu-lee-ay
    to publish; to make something public (a book, article, post, statement)
  1094. #1094
    pyramidepee-rah-meed
    A pyramid-shaped solid or structure (geometric shape or monumental building).
  1095. #1095
    quartkar
    one fourth; a quarter (1/4 of something)
  1096. #1096
    roirwa
    male monarch; king
  1097. #1097
    réveillonre-vay-yon
    A late-night festive meal or party, especially on Christmas Eve or New Year's Eve
  1098. #1098
    tartinetar-teen
    a slice of bread (often toasted) with a spread like butter or jam; an open-faced sandwich
  1099. #1099
    températuretempérature
    Degree of heat or cold; a measurement of how hot or cold something (air, object, or body) is
  1100. #1100
    théâtretheatre
    A building where plays and live performances take place, or the art/business of staging plays.
  1101. #1101
    tourismetourisme
    The activity or industry of travelling for pleasure (travel, sightseeing, and services related to visitors).
  1102. #1102
    touristetouriste
    a person who travels to a place for pleasure or sightseeing
  1103. #1103
    valléeval-lay
    a low area between hills or mountains, often with a river
  1104. #1104
    oeuvreoeuvre
    a single creative work (art, book, music, etc.)
  1105. #1105
    ânean
    a donkey (a domesticated working hoofed animal)
  1106. #1106
    étudeetude
    a research study or report
  1107. #1107
    ahah
    An exclamation expressing surprise, realization, or understanding
  1108. #1108
    allôallo
    hello (used especially when answering the phone)
  1109. #1109
    arbrearbre
    a tree (a woody plant with a trunk, branches, and leaves)
  1110. #1110
    bandeband
    a small group of people (friends, gang)
  1111. #1111
    belgebelge
    From or relating to Belgium; Belgian
  1112. #1112
    benben
    An informal filler or hesitation word meaning "well"/"uh", used to start, pause, or soften a reply or statement.
  1113. #1113
    bisbis
    Said to request or indicate an encore; 'again' (used by an audience or in performance contexts).
  1114. #1114
    champagnechampagne
    sparkling wine (typically from the Champagne region of France)
  1115. #1115
    courcour
    an enclosed outdoor area next to or within a building (a courtyard, yard)
  1116. #1116
    dansedanse
    dance; the activity or art of dancing
  1117. #1117
    horreurɔʁœʁ
    an intense feeling of fear or terror
  1118. #1118
    inquiéteran-kyeh-tay
    to worry or cause someone to be anxious
  1119. #1119
    lieulieu
    place; location
  1120. #1120
    magazinema-ga-zin
    a periodical publication with articles, photos, and ads
  1121. #1121
    mairiema-ree
    town hall; the municipal offices where local government services and the mayor's office are located
  1122. #1122
    maîtremeh-tr
    a person who has authority or control over people or things (owner, boss, master)
  1123. #1123
    milieumee-lyuh
    the middle or center of something
  1124. #1124
    officeoffice
    a religious service or liturgical ceremony (church service)
  1125. #1125
    ohoh
    An exclamation expressing emotion (surprise, admiration, disappointment, etc.)
  1126. #1126
    ouvrierouvrier
    a worker who does manual or industrial labor
  1127. #1127
    passionnerpassionner
    to fascinate or strongly interest (someone)
  1128. #1128
    peintrepeintre
    a person who paints (an artist or someone who paints buildings)
  1129. #1129
    pendrependre
    to hang (attach something so it dangles)
  1130. #1130
    princeprince
    A male member of a royal family (usually the son of a king or queen)
  1131. #1131
    printempsprintemps
    the season of spring (the period of the year between winter and summer)
  1132. #1132
    provinceprovince
    an administrative region or territorial division within a country
  1133. #1133
    pâtepâte
    A soft, malleable mixture (dough or paste) used for cooking, baking, or modeling.
  1134. #1134
    rockrok
    A style of popular music (rock)
  1135. #1135
    réunirrey-oo-neer
    to gather or bring people or things together
  1136. #1136
    scolairescolaire
    related to school or education
  1137. #1137
    émotionay-mo-syon
    a feeling or strong affect (e.g., joy, sadness, fear)
  1138. #1138
    africainafricain
    Relating to Africa, its people, culture, or geography
  1139. #1139
    avenuea-veny
    A wide street, often tree-lined, in a town or city
  1140. #1140
    citésee-tay
    a city or town (often referring to the historic or central part)
  1141. #1141
    paradispa-ra-dee
    heaven; an ideal or extremely pleasant place (literal or figurative) }]}
  1142. #1142
    îleil
    island (a piece of land surrounded by water)
  1143. #1143
    parkingparking
    parking lot; place where cars are parked
  1144. #1144
    secrétairesecrétaire
    a person who does clerical or administrative work; a secretary/administrative assistant
  1145. #1145
    écrivainécrivain
    writer; author
  1146. #1146
    carcar
    because; introduces a reason or explanation (formal/more literary than "parce que")
  1147. #1147
    tiroirtiroir
    a drawer (part of a piece of furniture)
  1148. #1148
    usineusine
    a factory; a plant where goods are made
  1149. #1149
    partpart
    a portion or share (of something)
  1150. #1150
    traditiontradition
    customs or practices passed down within a community or family
  1151. #1151
    chèqueshek
    a bank check; a written order to a bank to pay a specified sum from the drawer's account
  1152. #1152
    falaisefa-lez
    a cliff; a steep rock face
  1153. #1153
    grottegrot
    a natural cave or underground chamber
  1154. #1154
    messemesse
    a (Catholic) church service; the Mass (religious liturgy)
  1155. #1155
    plancheplanche
    a flat board or plank (usually of wood) used as a surface or construction piece
  1156. #1156
    reineren
    a female monarch; a queen (also used for the chess piece or a queen bee)
  1157. #1157
    serpentser-pahn
    a snake (a long, legless reptile)
  1158. #1158
    tentetɑ̃t
    a portable fabric shelter used for camping
  1159. #1159
    divorcerdee-vor-say
    to end a marriage; to get divorced
  1160. #1160
    désolerdésoler
    to sadden or upset someone
  1161. #1161
    moulinmoo-lan
    mill (building or machine that grinds grain or produces power)
  1162. #1162
    mulemule
    a mule (the animal, hybrid of donkey and horse)
  1163. #1163
    pâtépa-tay
    a spreadable paste made from meat, liver, fish, or vegetables, served as an appetizer or sandwich filling
  1164. #1164
    sapinsapin
    a pine tree (the conifer tree)
  1165. #1165
    voilevwal
    a piece of cloth worn to cover the head or face (a veil)
  1166. #1166
    disquedisk
    A flat, circular object (a disc)
  1167. #1167
    expositionexposition
    A public exhibition or show (art, trade fair, display)
  1168. #1168
    sortsor
    fate; destiny
  1169. #1169
    continucontinu
    continuous; without interruption
  1170. #1170
    vacancevacance
    vacation; holiday (note: this sense is usually used in the plural form « vacances »)
  1171. #1171
    chevaliersheh-va-lyay
    a knight; a medieval mounted warrior
  1172. #1172
    papepap
    the pope, the leader of the Roman Catholic Church
  1173. #1173
    palaispa-lay
    palace; a large, grand official or royal residence

A2

611 words at the A2 CEFR level.

  1. #1
    nourriturenourriture
    food; items eaten to provide nourishment
  2. #2
    soifsoif
    the physical sensation of needing to drink
  3. #3
    baguettebaguette
    a long, thin loaf of French bread
  4. #4
    croissantcroissant
    a crescent-shaped flaky pastry (croissant)
  5. #5
    payerpayer
    to pay (give money for something)
  6. #6
    monnaiemonnaie
    small change; coins or the money returned after a purchase
  7. #7
    papierpapier
    paper; a sheet or material used for writing, printing, or packaging
  8. #8
    pharmaciepharmacie
    a pharmacy; a drugstore (place that sells medicine)
  9. #9
    médecinemédecine
    medicine; the science, practice, or treatment of illness
  10. #10
    douchedouche
    shower — the act of washing oneself with a spray of water, or the shower fixture/stall
  11. #11
    chaisechaise
    a chair (a seat with a back)
  12. #12
    cahiercahier
    notebook; exercise book
  13. #13
    montremontre
    a watch; a timepiece worn on the wrist or kept in a pocket
  14. #14
    horairehoraire
    a schedule or timetable; (in plural) opening/business hours or operating times.
  15. #15
    instantinstant
    a very short period of time; a moment
  16. #16
    chiffrechiffre
    a digit; a single numeral (0–9)
  17. #17
    cinquantecinquante
    fifty (the number 50)
  18. #18
    remplirremplir
    to fill or make full (a container, space)
  19. #19
    ramasserramasser
    to pick up or gather (something from the ground or collect items)
  20. #20
    nettoyernettoyer
    to clean (remove dirt from something)
  21. #21
    cuirecuire
    to cook; to prepare food using heat
  22. #22
    réceptionréception
    the front desk at a hotel or office
  23. #23
    contactcontact
    physical touch or the state of touching
  24. #24
    vérifiervérifier
    to check; to verify (confirm that something is correct or working)
  25. #25
    confirmerconfirmer
    to confirm; to make certain or officially agree
  26. #26
    inscrireinscrire
    to register or enroll (sign someone up for an event, course, list)
  27. #27
    retenirretenir
    to hold back or restrain (physically or stop someone from leaving)
  28. #28
    fixerfixer
    to attach or fasten something in place
  29. #29
    louerlouer
    to rent (pay to use something for a period)
  30. #30
    logementlogement
    housing; a place to live; accommodation
  31. #31
    centre-villecentre-ville
    the center of a town or city; downtown
  32. #32
    déposerdéposer
    to put or leave something somewhere; to drop off
  33. #33
    complétercompléter
    to complete; to fill in (make whole or finish)
  34. #34
    phrasephrase
    a sentence (a complete group of words that expresses a thought)
  35. #35
    simplementsimplement
    simply; just; in a plain or uncomplicated way
  36. #36
    nécessairenécessaire
    necessary; required
  37. #37
    pratiquepratique
    practical; useful; convenient
  38. #38
    publiquepublique
    open or accessible to everyone
  39. #39
    sécuritésécurité
    safety; security — the state of being protected from danger or the measures/systems that provide that protection
  40. #40
    dehorsdehors
    outside; outdoors
  41. #41
    pointpoint
    a small mark or dot, a unit of score, or a specific detail/issue in an argument or discussion
  42. #42
    appuyerappuyer
    to press or push (apply physical pressure, e.g., a button)
  43. #43
    fonctionnerfonctionner
    to work; to function (operate)
  44. #44
    agiragir
    to act; to take action
  45. #45
    parmiparmi
    among; in or as part of a group
  46. #46
    chutchut
    used to tell someone to be quiet ("shh")
  47. #47
    signesigne
    a mark, indication, or symptom that shows something
  48. #48
    attraperattraper
    to catch or grab; to get hold of (also used for catching illnesses)
  49. #49
    lancerlancer
    to throw (physically)
  50. #50
    pousserpousser
    to push or apply physical force to move something
  51. #51
    sautersauter
    to jump; to leap (move off the ground)
  52. #52
    cassercasser
    to break (something); cause something to become broken
  53. #53
    doigtdoigt
    finger (a digit on the hand)
  54. #54
    peaupeau
    skin (the outer covering of a person or animal)
  55. #55
    sommeilsommeil
    sleep; the state of being asleep or sleepy
  56. #56
    bananebanane
    banana (the fruit)
  57. #57
    yaourtyaourt
    yogurt (a dairy product)
  58. #58
    pouletpoulet
    chicken (the bird) or chicken meat (food)
  59. #59
    oignonoignon
    onion (the vegetable)
  60. #60
    couscouscouscous
    a North African dish of steamed semolina grains usually served with meat and vegetables
  61. #61
    transporttransport
    transportation; the movement or means of moving people or goods
  62. #62
    autorouteautoroute
    a controlled-access highway; motorway/freeway
  63. #63
    camioncamion
    a truck; lorry (large vehicle for carrying goods)
  64. #64
    garagegarage
    an enclosed place to park or store a vehicle
  65. #65
    zoozoo
    a park or place where wild animals are kept and shown to the public
  66. #66
    dentistedentiste
    a dentist (a person who treats teeth)
  67. #67
    infirmierinfirmier
    a nurse (a healthcare professional who cares for patients)
  68. #68
    conducteurconducteur
    driver (a person who drives a vehicle)
  69. #69
    utileutile
    useful; helpful
  70. #70
    présentprésent
    present; here/attending or current (existing now)
  71. #71
    lui-mêmelui-même
    himself (used to emphasize that same male person or masculine thing)
  72. #72
    procheproche
    near or close (in space or time)
  73. #73
    positionposition
    a place, location, or placement of something
  74. #74
    basebase
    foundation; basis
  75. #75
    suivantsuivant
    next; following
  76. #76
    teltel
    such; of that kind
  77. #77
    actuellementactuellement
    currently; at the present time
  78. #78
    contactercontacter
    to contact; to get in touch with someone
  79. #79
    conversationconversation
    a talk or exchange of ideas between two or more people
  80. #80
    dialoguedialogue
    a conversation between two or more people; the spoken or written exchange in a play, book, or film
  81. #81
    consommerconsommer
    to eat or drink; to consume food or drink
  82. #82
    achatachat
    a purchase; the act of buying or an item bought
  83. #83
    charcuteriecharcuterie
    cured or prepared meats (cold cuts, pâtés)
  84. #84
    crèmecrème
    a thick dairy product used in cooking or as a topping
  85. #85
    céréalecéréale
    cereal; grain used for food (including breakfast cereal)
  86. #86
    emploiemploi
    a job; employment
  87. #87
    professionprofession
    job or occupation — the work someone does to earn a living
  88. #88
    stagestage
    an internship or short work placement for training or experience
  89. #89
    économieéconomie
    the economy of a country or region; the system of production, trade, and finance
  90. #90
    confortableconfortable
    comfortable; providing physical comfort or making someone feel at ease
  91. #91
    chaleureuxchaleureux
    warm and friendly; welcoming
  92. #92
    populairepopulaire
    liked or admired by many people
  93. #93
    petite-fillepetite-fille
    granddaughter
  94. #94
    masquemasque
    a physical mask used to cover the face (for protection, disguise, theater, etc.)
  95. #95
    bisoubisou
    a small, informal kiss (a peck, often on the cheek)
  96. #96
    chérichéri
    dear; beloved (used as a term of endearment or to describe someone cherished)
  97. #97
    camaradecamarade
    companion; person who shares a group, activity, or workplace (classmate, colleague, comrade)
  98. #98
    gamingamin
    kid; boy (informal)
  99. #99
    jouetjouet
    toy; plaything
  100. #100
    ballonballon
    a ball used for games or sports
  101. #101
    balleballe
    a ball (toy or sports)
  102. #102
    footballfootball
    the sport of football (soccer)
  103. #103
    basketbasket
    a sneaker; an athletic shoe
  104. #104
    bibliothèquebibliothèque
    library (a place where books and other materials are available for reading, study, or borrowing)
  105. #105
    escalierescalier
    stairs; staircase
  106. #106
    roberobe
    a dress (a one-piece garment worn by women or girls)
  107. #107
    chapeauchapeau
    a hat; an item of headwear
  108. #108
    bouquetbouquet
    a bunch or arrangement of flowers
  109. #109
    radioradio
    a radio device, a radio broadcast, or a radio station
  110. #110
    saisonsaison
    season (one of the main divisions of the year: spring, summer, autumn, winter)
  111. #111
    marsmars
    the month of March
  112. #112
    occasionoccasion
    an opportunity; a chance
  113. #113
    quotidienquotidien
    daily; happening every day
  114. #114
    énergieénergie
    energy; physical or usable power (electricity, bodily energy, fuel)
  115. #115
    naturelnaturel
    natural; not artificial or processed
  116. #116
    difficultédifficulté
    difficulty; a problem or something hard to do
  117. #117
    essentielessentiel
    necessary; very important
  118. #118
    faveurfaveur
    an act of kindness or help done for someone
  119. #119
    renseignerrenseigner
    to inform; to give information to someone
  120. #120
    paroleparole
    speech; spoken words
  121. #121
    genregenre
    a kind, type, or category
  122. #122
    sujetsujet
    topic; what something is about
  123. #123
    exprimerexprimer
    to express (a thought, feeling, opinion)
  124. #124
    décriredécrire
    to describe; to give an account of the characteristics of someone or something
  125. #125
    commentercommenter
    to comment; to say or write a remark about something
  126. #126
    décisiondécision
    a choice or judgment made after considering options
  127. #127
    articlearticle
    a written piece in a newspaper, magazine, or online (an article)
  128. #128
    médiasmédias
    the mass media; news and information outlets (TV, radio, press, internet)
  129. #129
    communautécommunauté
    a community; a group of people who share interests, goals, a location, or an identity.
  130. #130
    relationrelation
    a relationship or connection between people or things
  131. #131
    naissancenaissance
    birth; the event of being born or the start/origin of something
  132. #132
    montantmontant
    amount; total sum (usually of money)
  133. #133
    bléblé
    wheat (the cereal crop or grain)
  134. #134
    outiloutil
    tool; instrument used to do a job or task
  135. #135
    parapluieparapluie
    umbrella
  136. #136
    porcporc
    pork; meat from a pig
  137. #137
    lapinlapin
    a rabbit (the animal)
  138. #138
    océanocéan
    a very large body of salt water that covers much of the Earth's surface
  139. #139
    ouestouest
    the west; the cardinal direction or the western part of a place or region.
  140. #140
    rondrond
    round; circular; having a curved shape
  141. #141
    étroitétroit
    narrow; not wide
  142. #142
    immenseimmense
    very large; enormous
  143. #143
    sagesage
    well-behaved; obedient
  144. #144
    dèsdès
    from; starting at (a point in time)
  145. #145
    autantautant
    to the same extent or amount; as much/as many (used for comparisons or quantities)
  146. #146
    moitiémoitié
    half; one of two equal parts
  147. #147
    entierentier
    whole; entire; complete
  148. #148
    doubledouble
    made of two equal or similar parts; twice as much
  149. #149
    suffiresuffire
    to be enough; to suffice
  150. #150
    saufsauf
    except; excluding
  151. #151
    dépendredépendre
    to depend (on); to be determined or influenced by something or someone
  152. #152
    mélangermélanger
    to mix together; to combine (ingredients, substances, or things)
  153. #153
    éplucheréplucher
    to peel (remove the skin or outer layer from fruit or vegetables)
  154. #154
    brûlerbrûler
    to burn; to be on fire; to scorch
  155. #155
    enleverenlever
    to remove or take off (something from a place or off the body)
  156. #156
    glisserglisser
    to slide or slip (move smoothly over a surface or lose footing)
  157. #157
    tartetarte
    a tart or pie (pastry with a sweet or savory filling)
  158. #158
    pêchepêche
    fishing (the activity of catching fish)
  159. #159
    saumonsaumon
    a type of fish; the flesh of that fish used as food
  160. #160
    nuagenuage
    a cloud (visible mass of condensed water vapor in the sky)
  161. #161
    lunelune
    the Moon (Earth's natural satellite)
  162. #162
    guitareguitare
    a guitar (musical instrument)
  163. #163
    albumalbum
    a book or binder of photographs (photo album)
  164. #164
    photographephotographe
    a person who takes photographs (professional or amateur)
  165. #165
    afficheaffiche
    a poster or printed notice used to advertise or give information
  166. #166
    mignonmignon
    cute; attractive in a small or endearing way
  167. #167
    inquietinquiet
    worried; anxious
  168. #168
    fierfier
    proud (feeling pride or showing pride)
  169. #169
    alimentationalimentation
    food, diet, or overall nutrition
  170. #170
    épiceépice
    a substance used to flavor food; a spice or seasoning
  171. #171
    cuisiniercuisinier
    a person who cooks food (professional or at home)
  172. #172
    hygiènehygiène
    hygiene; cleanliness or practices that help maintain health
  173. #173
    blessureblessure
    wound; injury
  174. #174
    sangsang
    blood
  175. #175
    libérerlibérer
    to free or release someone or something from confinement or restraint
  176. #176
    rassurerrassurer
    to reassure; to make someone feel less worried or anxious
  177. #177
    patientpatient
    calm and able to wait or endure without becoming annoyed
  178. #178
    nerveuxnerveux
    nervous; anxious; tense
  179. #179
    hésiterhésiter
    to hesitate; to be uncertain or reluctant to act
  180. #180
    placerplacer
    to put or set something in a place; to position
  181. #181
    rapprocherrapprocher
    to bring closer or move nearer (physically or figuratively)
  182. #182
    séparerséparer
    to separate; to divide
  183. #183
    déménagerdéménager
    to move house; to change residence
  184. #184
    véhiculevéhicule
    a vehicle; a means of transport
  185. #185
    moteurmoteur
    a machine that converts energy into mechanical motion (engine, motor)
  186. #186
    voyageurvoyageur
    traveler; passenger
  187. #187
    terrainterrain
    a piece of land or ground; an area used for a particular purpose
  188. #188
    champchamp
    a cultivated or open field (land for crops or grazing)
  189. #189
    constructionconstruction
    a building or structure; the process of building
  190. #190
    lourdlourd
    heavy (having a lot of weight)
  191. #191
    légerléger
    not heavy; weighing little
  192. #192
    valeurvaleur
    the worth of something, especially monetary or market value
  193. #193
    heinhein
    used at the end of a sentence to ask for confirmation or agreement (like “right?”)
  194. #194
    lequellequel
    which one? (interrogative pronoun used to ask which person or thing)
  195. #195
    ailleursailleurs
    elsewhere; in another place or location
  196. #196
    foyerfoyer
    home; household
  197. #197
    corpscorps
    the physical body of a person or animal (the whole of the flesh and organs)
  198. #198
    panneaupanneau
    a sign or board used to display information, directions, or advertisements
  199. #199
    queuequeue
    tail (of an animal or object)
  200. #200
    pressepresse
    the news media; newspapers and journalists
  201. #201
    indiceindice
    a clue or hint — a piece of information that helps solve something
  202. #202
    titretitre
    title (of a book, film, article, song, a job title, or a headline)
  203. #203
    versionversion
    a version, edition, or variant of something (product, software, text)
  204. #204
    élémentélément
    an individual part or component of a whole
  205. #205
    niveauniveau
    level; degree or standard (skill, difficulty, quality)
  206. #206
    périodepériode
    a length of time or span (e.g., season, term, phase)
  207. #207
    loiloi
    a law; a rule or statute established by an authority (also used for natural principles)
  208. #208
    gouvernementgouvernement
    the group of people who govern a country or run its administration
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    facfac
    informal short for "faculté" — a university or a faculty/department
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    conseillerconseiller
    to advise; to recommend
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    autoriserautoriser
    to allow or give permission; to authorize
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    obligerobliger
    to force or require someone to do something
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    ignorerignorer
    to not know; to be unaware of
  214. #214
    menermener
    to lead or guide someone or something; to conduct or carry out (an action, inquiry)
  215. #215
    ramenerramener
    to bring or take someone/something back (including taking someone home)
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    rattraperrattraper
    to catch (an object or a moving person)
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    adapteradapter
    to adapt; to adjust something so it fits or works
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    commissariatcommissariat
    police station (a local police office)
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    voleurvoleur
    a person who steals; a thief
  220. #220
    aubergeauberge
    an inn; a small hotel or hostel
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    bistrotbistrot
    a small, informal restaurant or neighborhood bar (bistro)
  222. #222
    caissiercaissier
    cashier; a person who handles payments at a checkout or cash desk
  223. #223
    pourboirepourboire
    money given voluntarily to service staff as thanks (a tip)
  224. #224
    carnetcarnet
    a small notebook used for writing notes or lists
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    piétonpiéton
    a person who is walking; a pedestrian
  226. #226
    randonnéerandonnée
    a long walk or hike for pleasure or exercise
  227. #227
    alcoolalcool
    alcohol; an alcoholic drink (ethanol or liquor)
  228. #228
    bavarderbavarder
    to chat; to talk informally
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    mentirmentir
    to lie; to tell an untruth
  230. #230
    avoueravouer
    to admit or confess (that something is true or that one did something)
  231. #231
    abandonnerabandonner
    to leave or desert someone or something
  232. #232
    attaquerattaquer
    to attack or assault, physically, verbally, or militarily.
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    tuertuer
    to kill; cause the death of someone or something
  234. #234
    violentviolent
    using physical force; likely to hurt others
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    personnelpersonnel
    staff; the employees who work for an organization
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    mairemaire
    mayor (the elected head of a town or city government)
  237. #237
    ingénieuringénieur
    an engineer — a person who designs or builds machines, structures, systems, or technology
  238. #238
    artisteartiste
    a person who creates or performs art (painter, musician, actor, etc.)
  239. #239
    belle-mèrebelle-mère
    mother-in-law (the mother of your spouse)
  240. #240
    neveuneveu
    a male child of one's sibling; nephew
  241. #241
    oror
    a discourse connector meaning 'now', 'well', 'but' or 'however', used to introduce a new point or a contrast
  242. #242
    cependantcependant
    however; nevertheless
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    lorsquelorsque
    when; at the time that (introducing a time clause)
  244. #244
    appartenirappartenir
    to belong to; to be the property of or be part of (a person, group, or category)
  245. #245
    définirdéfinir
    to define; to state the meaning of something or determine/set its limits or characteristics
  246. #246
    développerdévelopper
    to make something grow, improve, expand, or create (a project, skill, product)
  247. #247
    conserverconserver
    to keep, preserve, or store something so it is not lost or spoiled
  248. #248
    mesurermesurer
    to measure; determine the size, length, amount, or dimensions of something
  249. #249
    cultivercultiver
    to grow plants or crops (farm or garden)
  250. #250
    planterplanter
    to put plants or seeds in the ground; to grow plants
  251. #251
    dégusterdéguster
    to taste; to savor (food or drink)
  252. #252
    dévorerdévorer
    to eat something quickly and eagerly
  253. #253
    peindrepeindre
    to paint
  254. #254
    illustrerillustrer
    to illustrate; to explain or decorate with images or examples
  255. #255
    applaudirapplaudir
    to applaud; to clap (hands)
  256. #256
    codecode
    a set of rules, laws, or regulations (e.g., legal code, traffic code)
  257. #257
    chaînechaîne
    a chain of metal links; a necklace
  258. #258
    stylestyle
    fashion; the way someone dresses or their overall look
  259. #259
    ambianceambiance
    atmosphere; the general mood or feeling in a place or at an event
  260. #260
    équipementéquipement
    equipment; tools or machines used for a particular purpose
  261. #261
    productionproduction
    the act or process of producing; the amount produced (industry, agriculture, etc.)
  262. #262
    progrèsprogrès
    progress; improvement or development
  263. #263
    proximitéproximité
    nearness; the state of being close or the nearby area (vicinity)
  264. #264
    responsabilitéresponsabilité
    responsibility; duty; something someone is accountable for
  265. #265
    conditioncondition
    the state or condition of something (health, situation, quality)
  266. #266
    doutedoute
    doubt; uncertainty about the truth, accuracy, or reliability of something
  267. #267
    sensiblesensible
    sensitive; easily affected emotionally or physically
  268. #268
    sincèresincère
    honest; showing genuine feelings
  269. #269
    sympathiesympathie
    compassion or pity for someone who is suffering
  270. #270
    bravebrave
    courageous
  271. #271
    fidèlefidèle
    faithful; loyal
  272. #272
    actifactif
    energetic; physically or mentally active
  273. #273
    capablecapable
    able; having the ability to do something
  274. #274
    précisprécis
    exact; accurate
  275. #275
    intenseintense
    very strong, extreme, or powerful (feeling, color, effort)
  276. #276
    ennuyeuxennuyeux
    boring (causing boredom)
  277. #277
    malheureuxmalheureux
    not happy; feeling sad
  278. #278
    crisecrise
    a crisis; a serious or critical situation (political, economic, personal, medical)
  279. #279
    forceforce
    physical strength; muscular power
  280. #280
    fondfond
    the bottom or lowest part of something (physical)
  281. #281
    degrédegré
    a unit of measurement (temperature, angle)
  282. #282
    justicejustice
    the principle of fairness and moral rightness
  283. #283
    collercoller
    to stick or glue (make things adhere)
  284. #284
    rédigerrédiger
    to write or compose a text or document
  285. #285
    célébrercélébrer
    to celebrate; to mark an occasion (party, anniversary)
  286. #286
    cérémoniecérémonie
    a ceremony; a formal event (religious, official, or social)
  287. #287
    pâtisseriepâtisserie
    a pastry; a sweet baked good
  288. #288
    oliveolive
    the small edible fruit of the olive tree, eaten whole or used to make olive oil
  289. #289
    pamplemoussepamplemousse
    grapefruit
  290. #290
    tchaotchao
    informal way to say "goodbye"
  291. #291
    alimentaliment
    food; an item of food
  292. #292
    hypermarchéhypermarché
    a very large supermarket or hypermarket
  293. #293
    vendeurvendeur
    a person who sells goods or services (salesperson, vendor)
  294. #294
    spaghettispaghetti
    long, thin Italian pasta (spaghetti)
  295. #295
    saucissonsaucisson
    a dry cured sausage, eaten sliced (salami-style)
  296. #296
    vesteveste
    a jacket; a lightweight outer garment worn over clothes
  297. #297
    marronmarron
    brown (color); adjective that does not change for gender or number
  298. #298
    écharpeécharpe
    a scarf (worn around the neck or shoulders)
  299. #299
    bottebotte
    boot (a single piece of footwear)
  300. #300
    poupéepoupée
    a doll (a child's toy)
  301. #301
    épelerépeler
    to spell (say or write the letters of a word)
  302. #302
    plumeplume
    a feather (from a bird)
  303. #303
    micromicro
    microphone (informal, 'mic')
  304. #304
    casquecasque
    a helmet (protective headwear)
  305. #305
    itinéraireitinéraire
    route; a planned route or set of directions for a trip
  306. #306
    panoramapanorama
    a wide, scenic view or vista
  307. #307
    hélicoptèrehélicoptère
    helicopter (a rotorcraft aircraft)
  308. #308
    skierskier
    to ski; to go skiing
  309. #309
    natationnatation
    swimming (the activity or sport)
  310. #310
    prépré
    a meadow; a grassy field
  311. #311
    collinecolline
    a hill (a natural raised area of land, smaller than a mountain)
  312. #312
    sablesable
    sand (loose granular material found on beaches, deserts, etc.)
  313. #313
    moutonmouton
    sheep (the animal)
  314. #314
    louploup
    wolf (the animal)
  315. #315
    amitiéamitié
    friendship; the relationship or feeling between friends
  316. #316
    beautébeauté
    beauty; the quality of being attractive or pleasing
  317. #317
    merveillemerveille
    a wonder; something wonderful or impressive
  318. #318
    marrantmarrant
    funny; amusing
  319. #319
    bêtisebêtise
    a silly or stupid action, remark, or mistake (a foolish thing)
  320. #320
    bofbof
    an expression of indifference or lack of enthusiasm
  321. #321
    marremarre
    colloquial: a feeling of being fed up or tired of something (used in "en avoir marre")
  322. #322
    fatigantfatigant
    causing physical or mental tiredness
  323. #323
    stupidestupide
    silly; lacking intelligence or good judgment
  324. #324
    leçonleçon
    a lesson; a unit of teaching or instruction
  325. #325
    enseignementenseignement
    teaching; instruction; the system or act of educating
  326. #326
    apprentiapprenti
    an apprentice; someone learning a trade or skill while working with a professional.
  327. #327
    candidatcandidat
    a person applying for or competing for a job, position, office, or election
  328. #328
    patronpatron
    a boss, employer, or person in charge
  329. #329
    ambassadeambassade
    embassy — the diplomatic mission or its building
  330. #330
    congécongé
    time off from work or school (leave, vacation)
  331. #331
    fériéférié
    designating a public holiday or a day when businesses and public services are officially closed
  332. #332
    métropolemétropole
    a large, important city or urban centre
  333. #333
    territoireterritoire
    a geographic area controlled by a person, group, or government
  334. #334
    américainaméricain
    from or relating to the United States (or more broadly to the Americas)
  335. #335
    canadiencanadien
    Canadian (describing nationality or origin)
  336. #336
    québécoisquébécois
    from Quebec; relating to Quebec (used before a noun or after a verb)
  337. #337
    marocainmarocain
    from Morocco; relating to Morocco
  338. #338
    japonaisjaponais
    relating to Japan or its people; Japanese
  339. #339
    charitécharité
    a charity organization or fund that gives help or money to people in need
  340. #340
    souriantsouriant
    smiling (having a smile)
  341. #341
    accordaccord
    an agreement, deal, or understanding between people or groups
  342. #342
    visiteurvisiteur
    a person who visits a place or another person (a visitor or guest)
  343. #343
    beau-frèrebeau-frère
    brother-in-law (the husband of your sibling or the brother of your spouse)
  344. #344
    jumeaujumeau
    a twin; one of two siblings born at the same time
  345. #345
    gardiengardien
    a person who guards or takes care of a place or property
  346. #346
    cavecave
    a cellar; a room below a house used for storing wine, food, or boxes
  347. #347
    abriterabriter
    to shelter; to protect from bad weather or danger
  348. #348
    allongerallonger
    to make something longer (lengthen or extend)
  349. #349
    tairetaire
    to be quiet; to stop talking
  350. #350
    surveillersurveiller
    to watch, monitor, or supervise (keep under observation)
  351. #351
    entraînerentraîner
    to train or coach (someone); when reflexive, to practice
  352. #352
    corrigercorriger
    to correct; to fix a mistake or make something right
  353. #353
    épicerépicer
    to season (with spices)
  354. #354
    concombreconcombre
    a cucumber (the edible green vegetable)
  355. #355
    abricotabricot
    apricot (the fruit)
  356. #356
    menthementhe
    mint (the aromatic herb) or the mint flavor
  357. #357
    cidrecidre
    cider (an alcoholic drink made from fermented apples)
  358. #358
    chèvrechèvre
    goat (the animal)
  359. #359
    grenouillegrenouille
    frog (the amphibian)"}],
  360. #360
    actualitéactualité
    news; current events
  361. #361
    scènescène
    the stage or platform where performances take place
  362. #362
    spectateurspectateur
    a person who watches an event, performance, or show (spectator)
  363. #363
    publicitépublicité
    advertising (the activity or industry)
  364. #364
    socialsocial
    relating to interactions between people; sociable
  365. #365
    domestiquedomestique
    relating to the home or household
  366. #366
    crèchecrèche
    a daycare center or nursery for young children
  367. #367
    fontainefontaine
    a fountain; an ornamental or public source of water
  368. #368
    coupecoupe
    a glass or shallow bowl for drinks or desserts (e.g., a champagne glass)
  369. #369
    hors-d'oeuvrehors-d'oeuvre
    a small dish served before the main course (an appetizer or starter)
  370. #370
    dindedinde
    turkey (the bird) or turkey as food
  371. #371
    siropsirop
    a sweet, thick liquid used to sweeten or flavor drinks and foods
  372. #372
    rhumrhum
    rum (an alcoholic drink made from sugarcane)
  373. #373
    grillégrillé
    grilled or toasted (cooked over direct heat)
  374. #374
    métalmétal
    metal (the material used for making objects, construction, etc.)
  375. #375
    ferfer
    iron (the metal; the chemical element Fe)
  376. #376
    poussièrepoussière
    dust; fine particles of dirt or matter that settle on surfaces
  377. #377
    engagerengager
    to hire; to employ
  378. #378
    convaincreconvaincre
    to persuade or make someone believe or do something
  379. #379
    évoquerévoquer
    to mention or bring up (a topic)
  380. #380
    concernerconcerner
    to concern; to relate to or affect
  381. #381
    remporterremporter
    to win (a game, competition, prize)
  382. #382
    diviserdiviser
    to divide; to split into parts
  383. #383
    daterdater
    to put a date on something (write the date)
  384. #384
    restaurerrestaurer
    to restore; to repair or return something to a former or working condition (objects, buildings, systems, works of art)
  385. #385
    classiqueclassique
    traditional; standard or typical
  386. #386
    traditionneltraditionnel
    based on long-established customs or usual practice; traditional
  387. #387
    totaltotal
    complete; whole; entire
  388. #388
    héhé
    an exclamation to call someone's attention or get them to come closer
  389. #389
    humhum
    a hesitation sound used when thinking or unsure
  390. #390
    oufouf
    an exclamation expressing relief (phew)
  391. #391
    ceciceci
    this (used to point to something near or just mentioned)
  392. #392
    possibilitépossibilité
    a possibility; something that may happen or be done
  393. #393
    inconnuinconnu
    unknown; not known
  394. #394
    rarerare
    not common; infrequent; scarce
  395. #395
    diversdivers
    various; several; different (more than one kind)
  396. #396
    grand-chosegrand-chose
    not much; anything important (usually used in negative phrases like « pas grand-chose »)
  397. #397
    fanfan
    a fan; an admirer or supporter (of a person, team, band, etc.)
  398. #398
    amateuramateur
    a person who does something for pleasure rather than as a profession; an enthusiast or non‑professional
  399. #399
    joueurjoueur
    player (person who plays a game, sport, or musical instrument)
  400. #400
    commerçantcommerçant
    shopkeeper; merchant — a person who runs a shop or sells goods
  401. #401
    assistantassistant
    a person who helps someone with tasks or work
  402. #402
    auteurauteur
    a person who writes books, articles, or other texts (an author or writer)
  403. #403
    résidencerésidence
    a place where someone lives; a home or dwelling (can also mean an official residence or student housing)
  404. #404
    riverive
    the bank or shore of a river, lake, or sea
  405. #405
    sud-estsud-est
    southeast (the direction or region between south and east)
  406. #406
    sud-ouestsud-ouest
    southwest (a direction or the southwestern region)
  407. #407
    chicchic
    stylish; fashionable
  408. #408
    sauvagesauvage
    wild; living in nature, not domesticated
  409. #409
    sardinesardine
    a small oily fish, often eaten fresh or canned
  410. #410
    laitierlaitier
    relating to milk or dairy products
  411. #411
    foiefoie
    the liver (the organ) or liver used as food
  412. #412
    châtainchâtain
    light brown; chestnut (hair, eyes, or fur)
  413. #413
    souliersoulier
    shoe (a piece of footwear)
  414. #414
    cannecanne
    a cane; a walking stick (used for support)
  415. #415
    cirecire
    wax (the substance used to make candles, polish, or coat surfaces)
  416. #416
    coiffercoiffer
    to style, comb, or arrange someone's hair
  417. #417
    rosierrosier
    a rosebush (a bush that bears roses)
  418. #418
    perleperle
    a small round gem made by oysters; also a bead or something very precious or excellent
  419. #419
    escargotescargot
    a snail (the animal)
  420. #420
    écurieécurie
    a stable; a place where horses are kept (also a racing stable or team)
  421. #421
    épéeépée
    a sword
  422. #422
    monumentalmonumental
    very large or impressive in size or importance
  423. #423
    historiquehistorique
    relating to history or the past
  424. #424
    royalroyal
    relating to a king, queen, or monarchy; belonging to royalty
  425. #425
    galeriegalerie
    a place where artworks are exhibited (art gallery)
  426. #426
    architecturearchitecture
    the art and practice of designing buildings and the style or design of buildings
  427. #427
    sculpturesculpture
    a three-dimensional artwork made by carving, modeling, or assembling materials
  428. #428
    opéraopéra
    an opera — a staged musical drama (also used for an opera performance or the opera house)
  429. #429
    musicalmusical
    relating to or characteristic of music
  430. #430
    jazzjazz
    a genre of music characterized by improvisation, swing, and complex harmonies
  431. #431
    humourhumour
    sense of humor; ability to be funny
  432. #432
    hélerhéler
    to call out to get someone's attention; to hail (e.g., a taxi)
  433. #433
    exclamerexclamer
    to say something suddenly and loudly, often showing strong feeling (to exclaim)
  434. #434
    étonnerétonner
    to surprise or astonish (someone)
  435. #435
    enchanterenchanter
    to delight; to charm (make someone very pleased)
  436. #436
    illuminerilluminer
    to light up; to make a place or object brighter by giving it light
  437. #437
    enfermerenfermer
    to lock up; to shut in or confine someone or something (physically)
  438. #438
    architectearchitecte
    an architect (a person who designs and plans buildings)
  439. #439
    présidentprésident
    the person who leads a country, organization, or who presides over a meeting
  440. #440
    jugejuge
    a judge; a person who decides legal cases or evaluates performances
  441. #441
    inspecteurinspecteur
    an inspector; a person who examines or checks that rules or standards are followed
  442. #442
    soldatsoldat
    a soldier; a member of the armed forces
  443. #443
    championchampion
    a person or team that wins a competition; a winner or someone very skilled
  444. #444
    chômeurchômeur
    an unemployed person
  445. #445
    présentateurprésentateur
    a person who hosts or presents a TV or radio show; an announcer
  446. #446
    réalisateurréalisateur
    a film or TV director (person who directs films or television)
  447. #447
    universitaireuniversitaire
    relating to a university or to university studies; academic (adjective)
  448. #448
    australienaustralien
    relating to or from Australia; (as a noun) an Australian person
  449. #449
    brésilienbrésilien
    from Brazil; Brazilian (person or thing)
  450. #450
    portugaisportugais
    Portuguese (from Portugal; used to describe people, things, or language)
  451. #451
    russerusse
    Russian (from Russia)
  452. #452
    indienindien
    relating to India or to people from India
  453. #453
    polonaispolonais
    Polish (from Poland)
  454. #454
    religionreligion
    a system of beliefs and practices about the sacred, gods, or ultimate meaning
  455. #455
    musulmanmusulman
    relating to Islam
  456. #456
    avantageavantage
    an advantage; a benefit
  457. #457
    marquemarque
    a brand or trade name (company/product name)
  458. #458
    laboratoirelaboratoire
    laboratory; a place for scientific experiments, research, or testing
  459. #459
    solidaritésolidarité
    mutual support or unity among people with common interests or goals
  460. #460
    prouverprouver
    to prove; to show that something is true
  461. #461
    déclarerdéclarer
    to declare; to announce or state officially
  462. #462
    accompliraccomplir
    to accomplish; to carry out or complete a task or duty
  463. #463
    conteconte
    a tale or short story, often traditional or imaginary (e.g., a fairy tale)
  464. #464
    poètepoète
    a person who writes poetry
  465. #465
    comédiencomédien
    actor; performer (in theatre, film, or TV)
  466. #466
    danseurdanseur
    male dancer
  467. #467
    adolescentadolescent
    a teenager; an adolescent (a young person between childhood and adulthood)
  468. #468
    collectionneurcollectionneur
    a person who collects objects (stamps, art, coins, etc.)
  469. #469
    prisonnierprisonnier
    a person held in custody or captivity (a prisoner)
  470. #470
    diablediable
    the devil (the supernatural being)
  471. #471
    comiquecomique
    funny; causing laughter
  472. #472
    plaisanterplaisanter
    to joke; to make jokes
  473. #473
    moquermoquer
    to make fun of; to mock (someone)
  474. #474
    critiquercritiquer
    to criticize
  475. #475
    décevoirdécevoir
    to disappoint; to let someone down
  476. #476
    inspirerinspirer
    to inspire; to give someone ideas, motivation, or creative energy
  477. #477
    exagérerexagérer
    to exaggerate; to overstate
  478. #478
    animeranimer
    to animate; to make a character or image move
  479. #479
    fonderfonder
    to found; to establish (an organization, institution)
  480. #480
    citerciter
    to quote or mention (a person, source, or passage)
  481. #481
    exposerexposer
    to put something on display, show publicly (an artwork, information, product)
  482. #482
    innocentinnocent
    not guilty (of a crime or fault)
  483. #483
    jalouxjaloux
    jealous
  484. #484
    élégantélégant
    stylish or graceful in appearance or manners
  485. #485
    vifvif
    lively, quick, or vivid; used for people, movement, colors, feelings, or sensations
  486. #486
    précieuxprécieux
    valuable; having high monetary or sentimental worth
  487. #487
    plastiqueplastique
    plastic (the material) or an object made from it
  488. #488
    angleangle
    a geometric angle (space between two intersecting lines or surfaces)
  489. #489
    larmelarme
    a tear (drop of liquid from the eye)
  490. #490
    charmecharme
    appeal; attractive quality
  491. #491
    symbolesymbole
    a mark, sign, or object that represents an idea, quality, or concept
  492. #492
    commentairecommentaire
    a comment or short remark about something (spoken or written)
  493. #493
    réré
    the musical note "ré" (the D note in solfège)
  494. #494
    répondeurrépondeur
    an answering machine or voicemail service
  495. #495
    photocopiephotocopie
    a photocopy (a paper copy made with a photocopier)
  496. #496
    bancairebancaire
    relating to banks or banking
  497. #497
    bulletinbulletin
    a short official report or notice (news, weather, school report)
  498. #498
    touristiquetouristique
    relating to tourism; intended for or attractive to tourists
  499. #499
    culinaireculinaire
    relating to cooking or the preparation of food
  500. #500
    fuméfumé
    smoked (food prepared or flavored with smoke)
  501. #501
    maquettemaquette
    a model or mock-up used to show a design (scale model or prototype)
  502. #502
    décordécor
    the scenery or decorations of a place or a stage; the set or background
  503. #503
    spectaculairespectaculaire
    very impressive, striking, or dramatic
  504. #504
    passionnantpassionnant
    exciting; very interesting
  505. #505
    comédiecomédie
    a comedy (a humorous play, film, or show intended to make people laugh)
  506. #506
    épisodeépisode
    a single installment of a TV, radio, or web series
  507. #507
    feuilletonfeuilleton
    a serialized TV or radio drama; a soap opera
  508. #508
    mystèremystère
    a mystery; something unknown, unexplained, or difficult to understand
  509. #509
    mystérieuxmystérieux
    mysterious; difficult to understand or explain
  510. #510
    héritagehéritage
    money or property received from someone after their death
  511. #511
    richesserichesse
    wealth; a large amount of money or valuable assets
  512. #512
    organismeorganisme
    a living organism (an animal, plant, or microbe)
  513. #513
    célibatairecélibataire
    unmarried; single (not married)
  514. #514
    unionunion
    the state of being joined together or a group/relationship formed by joining (e.g., marriage, political or labor union)
  515. #515
    voeuvoeu
    a wish; something you hope for
  516. #516
    sentimentsentiment
    a feeling or emotion
  517. #517
    impressionimpression
    a feeling or opinion formed about someone or something
  518. #518
    maternelmaternel
    relating to a mother or to motherhood
  519. #519
    fémininféminin
    relating to women or the female sex; feminine
  520. #520
    carrièrecarrière
    a person's profession or professional life, especially long-term progress
  521. #521
    retraiteretraite
    retirement; the period when someone stops working or the pension received
  522. #522
    secteursecteur
    a sector; an area, branch, or zone (industry, economy, or geography)
  523. #523
    institutioninstitution
    an established organization or social/public structure that performs a continuing function
  524. #524
    admirableadmirable
    deserving admiration; excellent
  525. #525
    évolutionévolution
    a process of change or development over time; progress
  526. #526
    évoluerévoluer
    to change or develop gradually
  527. #527
    consacrerconsacrer
    to devote or dedicate (time, effort, money) to something
  528. #528
    renaissancerenaissance
    a rebirth or revival (renewal)
  529. #529
    concoursconcours
    competition; contest
  530. #530
    discoursdiscours
    a speech; a formal talk
  531. #531
    enquêteenquête
    an investigation or formal inquiry (often by police or officials)
  532. #532
    émissionémission
    a TV or radio program; a broadcast
  533. #533
    insisterinsister
    to insist; to persist in demanding or emphasizing something
  534. #534
    élireélire
    to elect; to choose someone for an office or position by vote
  535. #535
    privilégierprivilégier
    to favor or give priority to someone or something
  536. #536
    spécialementspécialement
    especially; particularly; specifically (for a particular purpose)
  537. #537
    tranquillementtranquillement
    calmly; quietly; peacefully
  538. #538
    gendarmeriegendarmerie
    the (national) police force of gendarmes or a local gendarmerie station
  539. #539
    secrétariatsecrétariat
    administrative office or department that handles clerical work and coordination
  540. #540
    traverséetraversée
    a crossing; a journey or passage from one side to the other
  541. #541
    bacbac
    the baccalauréat (the high‑school diploma or final exam taken at the end of lycée)
  542. #542
    consoleconsole
    a gaming or electronic device used to play video games or manage electronic systems
  543. #543
    éclairageéclairage
    the light used to illuminate a place
  544. #544
    grammegramme
    a gram — unit of mass (one thousandth of a kilogram)
  545. #545
    numéroternuméroter
    to number; to put numbers on or assign numbers to items
  546. #546
    recouvrirrecouvrir
    to cover or coat something, often by placing a layer over it; to cover again
  547. #547
    colorercolorer
    to give color to something; to color or dye
  548. #548
    constaterconstater
    to notice or observe something and state or record it
  549. #549
    collectionnercollectionner
    to collect (items as a hobby) or to gather a set of things
  550. #550
    décontracterdécontracter
    to relax or loosen (someone or a part of the body)
  551. #551
    musermuser
    to dawdle or loiter; to spend time idly
  552. #552
    déguiserdéguiser
    to disguise or dress up (someone or something)
  553. #553
    coutumecoutume
    a custom or habitual practice shared by a group or society
  554. #554
    traditionnellementtraditionnellement
    in a way that follows long-established customs; traditionally
  555. #555
    contemporaincontemporain
    belonging to the same time; modern or of the present period
  556. #556
    médiévalmédiéval
    relating to the Middle Ages; medieval
  557. #557
    romainromain
    from Rome; Roman (relating to the city of Rome or to ancient Rome)
  558. #558
    exotiqueexotique
    from a distant foreign place; unusual and striking
  559. #559
    nocturnenocturne
    relating to the night; active or happening at night
  560. #560
    solairesolaire
    relating to the sun or produced/operated by the sun (solar, solar-powered)
  561. #561
    inoubliableinoubliable
    unforgettable
  562. #562
    libérationlibération
    the act of freeing someone or something; release from confinement or oppression
  563. #563
    coloniecolonie
    a territory or settlement controlled by another country (a colony)
  564. #564
    royaumeroyaume
    a kingdom; a country or territory ruled by a king or queen.
  565. #565
    esclaveesclave
    a person who is owned by and forced to work for someone else
  566. #566
    créolecréole
    the Creole language
  567. #567
    dessinateurdessinateur
    a person who draws professionally or as an illustrator (artist, draftsman)
  568. #568
    archéologuearchéologue
    a person who studies ancient human remains and past societies (an archaeologist)
  569. #569
    mixtemixte
    mixed; made of different types or elements
  570. #570
    industrielindustriel
    relating to industry, factories, or manufacturing
  571. #571
    cultivécultivé
    educated; well-read; cultured (person)
  572. #572
    résistantrésistant
    able to withstand damage or wear; not easily affected
  573. #573
    minéralminéral
    relating to minerals or containing mineral salts
  574. #574
    polluantpolluant
    polluting; causing pollution
  575. #575
    sévèresévère
    severe; strict; harsh
  576. #576
    raideraide
    stiff; rigid (not flexible)
  577. #577
    vainvain
    having excessive pride; conceited
  578. #578
    terrifiantterrifiant
    terrifying; causing great fear
  579. #579
    insupportableinsupportable
    unbearable; impossible to tolerate
  580. #580
    outre-meroutre-mer
    overseas; beyond the sea (used as an adjective or adverb)
  581. #581
    motifmotif
    a reason or motive
  582. #582
    administratifadministratif
    relating to administration or administrative tasks
  583. #583
    linguistiquelinguistique
    relating to language; linguistic
  584. #584
    mathématiquemathématique
    mathematical
  585. #585
    poésiepoésie
    poetry (the art or literary genre)
  586. #586
    beaux-artsbeaux-arts
    the fine arts (painting, sculpture, etc.)
  587. #587
    pétanquepétanque
    a French outdoor game (a form of boules) in which players throw metal balls toward a small target ball.
  588. #588
    notammentnotamment
    especially; notably; in particular
  589. #589
    particulièrementparticulièrement
    particularly; especially
  590. #590
    désespérerdésespérer
    to lose hope; to stop believing a good outcome is possible
  591. #591
    vexervexer
    to hurt someone's feelings; to offend
  592. #592
    effondrereffondrer
    to cause something to collapse; to demolish
  593. #593
    affoleraffoler
    to (cause someone to) panic; to throw into a state of anxiety or frenzy
  594. #594
    bourgeoisbourgeois
    typical of the middle class; conventional and often materialistic.
  595. #595
    combatcombat
    a fight or battle
  596. #596
    francophoniefrancophonie
    the French-speaking world; the community of people and countries that speak French
  597. #597
    artificeartifice
    a trick or clever device used to deceive or create an effect; an affectation
  598. #598
    comptabilitécomptabilité
    accounting; bookkeeping
  599. #599
    recomposerrecomposer
    to compose or arrange again; to rebuild or reorganize something
  600. #600
    tapisserietapisserie
    decorative woven cloth hung on a wall (tapestry)
  601. #601
    bowlingbowling
    the sport of bowling
  602. #602
    latinlatin
    relating to the Latin language, ancient Rome, or the Romance languages/cultures derived from Latin
  603. #603
    mimi
    the musical note E (solfège 'mi')
  604. #604
    muralmural
    on or attached to a wall; wall-mounted
  605. #605
    ensoleillerensoleiller
    to expose to sunlight; to make sunny
  606. #606
    rabatrabat
    a flap or fold that covers or closes something (e.g., an envelope flap, bag flap, pocket flap)
  607. #607
    mistralmistral
    a strong, cold, dry northwesterly wind that blows in southern France
  608. #608
    vestigevestige
    a remaining trace or remnant of something that once existed (often historical or archaeological)
  609. #609
    patpat
    a stalemate in chess (no legal moves but not in check)
  610. #610
    écuécu
    a former French (or European) coin or monetary unit, used historically and sometimes in games/fantasy contexts
  611. #611
    margotMargot
    a female given name (French form of Margaret)

B1

1623 words at the B1 CEFR level.

  1. #1
    actionaction
    an act or deed
  2. #2
    allonsallons
    we go; we are going (present tense of aller)
  3. #3
    chargercharger
    to load (put things onto or into a vehicle or container)
  4. #4
    dommagedommage
    what a pity; too bad (expression of regret)
  5. #5
    passepasse
    to pass; to go by; to go past; to spend (time); to hand over; to take (an exam)
  6. #6
    refairerefaire
    to do or make again; to redo or remake
  7. #7
    serrerserrer
    to tighten or make more secure
  8. #8
    suffisantsuffisant
    enough; adequate
  9. #9
    toustous
    everyone; all (of them) — pronoun referring to every member of a group
  10. #10
    toutetoute
    all; the whole (feminine form used with feminine nouns)
  11. #11
    éducationéducation
    formal schooling or instruction provided by schools and institutions
  12. #12
    étatétat
    the government or the State (the institution or public authority)
  13. #13
    centcent
    the number 100; a hundred
  14. #14
    touchetouche
    to touch (physically make contact)
  15. #15
    amélioreraméliorer
    to improve; to make something better
  16. #16
    apprécierapprécier
    to like or enjoy something
  17. #17
    assietteassiette
    a plate or dish
  18. #18
    atteindreatteindre
    to reach or attain (a place, goal, level)
  19. #19
    cassécassé
    broken (physically damaged or not working)
  20. #20
    chemisechemise
    a shirt (a garment worn on the upper body)
  21. #21
    clairementclairement
    clearly; in an obvious or easy-to-understand way
  22. #22
    contenircontenir
    to contain; to hold something inside (capacity or volume)
  23. #23
    couteaucouteau
    knife; a cutting tool or utensil
  24. #24
    descriptiondescription
    a spoken or written account that explains the characteristics or details of something
  25. #25
    duréedurée
    duration; length of time
  26. #26
    empêcheracheter
    to prevent or stop someone or something from doing something
  27. #27
    frappefrappe
    to hit or strike; to knock; to make a strong impression
  28. #28
    grandirgrandir
    to grow; to increase in size
  29. #29
    intentionintention
    a plan or purpose; what someone intends to do
  30. #30
    jambonjambon
    ham (cooked or cured pork eaten as food)
  31. #31
    millemille
    one thousand (1000)
  32. #32
    moi-mêmemoi-même
    myself; I myself (used to emphasize that the action was done by me personally)
  33. #33
    mémoiremémoire
    the ability to remember information or experiences
  34. #34
    probablementprobablement
    probably; likely
  35. #35
    prononcerprononcer
    to say or articulate the sounds of a word
  36. #36
    signifiersignifier
    to mean; to signify
  37. #37
    supprimersupprimer
    to delete or remove
  38. #38
    totalementtotalement
    completely; totally
  39. #39
    transmettretransmettre
    to send or relay (information, signal, message)
  40. #40
    traînertraîner
    to drag or pull something along (physically)
  41. #41
    éclaireréclairer
    to light; to illuminate a place or object
  42. #42
    économiseréconomiser
    to save money (put money aside)
  43. #43
    écritécrit
    written (past participle; used as adjective or in compound tenses)
  44. #44
    énormémenténormément
    very much; to a great extent
  45. #45
    éviteréviter
    to avoid (something or doing something)
  46. #46
    accèsaccès
    the ability or right to enter, reach, or use something
  47. #47
    admettreadmettre
    to allow someone to enter or accept someone into an institution or place
  48. #48
    aimableaimable
    friendly; kind; pleasant
  49. #49
    aiseaise
    ease; comfort (feeling of physical or social comfort)
  50. #50
    appelappel
    a telephone call
  51. #51
    boulotboulot
    informal: a job or work (employment)
  52. #52
    boutonbouton
    a button (on clothing or a device)
  53. #53
    bêtebête
    stupid; foolish; silly
  54. #54
    chargecharge
    a load or weight (physical or figurative)
  55. #55
    chefchef
    a boss or leader; the person in charge
  56. #56
    complètementcomplètement
    completely; totally
  57. #57
    conscienceconscience
    awareness; the state of being conscious or aware
  58. #58
    contextecontexte
    the situation or background information surrounding an event, statement, or idea
  59. #59
    coucou
    neck (the part of the body)
  60. #60
    courantcourant
    common; usual; frequent
  61. #61
    d'ailleursd'ailleurs
    besides; moreover — used to add supporting information
  62. #62
    dedansdedans
    inside; in or into a place or container
  63. #63
    durantdurant
    during; throughout a period of time
  64. #64
    dépenserdépenser
    to spend (money)
  65. #65
    efforteffort
    physical or mental exertion; a try or attempt
  66. #66
    exactexact
    precise, correct, or accurate
  67. #67
    expressionexpression
    a phrase or set phrase used in language (including idioms)
  68. #68
    facturefacture
    bill; invoice
  69. #69
    haïrhaïr
    to hate
  70. #70
    honnêtehonnête
    honest; morally upright and not lying or cheating
  71. #71
    intérêtintérêt
    financial interest; money paid or earned on a loan or deposit
  72. #72
    lingelinge
    laundry; clothes or household linens (items to wash or clean)
  73. #73
    machinemachine
    a device or piece of equipment that performs work or a specific function
  74. #74
    mariémarié
    married (having a spouse)
  75. #75
    méchantméchant
    mean; cruel
  76. #76
    naturellementnaturellement
    in a natural way; without artificiality
  77. #77
    normalementnormalement
    normally; usually; as a rule
  78. #78
    obtenirobtenir
    to obtain; to get
  79. #79
    ouvertouvert
    open (not closed; physical or available)
  80. #80
    pareilpareil
    the same; similar
  81. #81
    pausepause
    a break or short rest; an interruption in activity
  82. #82
    pizzapizza
    a pizza (Italian flatbread with toppings)
  83. #83
    plupartplupart
    most; the majority (used with «la plupart» to refer to most people or things)
  84. #84
    pochepoche
    a pocket or small pouch (in clothing or a bag)
  85. #85
    positifpositif
    having or showing optimism; hopeful
  86. #86
    profondprofond
    deep (large distance from top to bottom; not shallow)
  87. #87
    prévenirprévenir
    to warn or notify someone
  88. #88
    rapporterrapporter
    to bring something back to a place or person
  89. #89
    raterrater
    to fail (to be unsuccessful at something, e.g., an exam, an attempt)
  90. #90
    rayonrayon
    a department, aisle, or shelf in a store
  91. #91
    rejoindrerejoindre
    to go to or reach a person or place to be with them
  92. #92
    remettreremettre
    to put back; return something to its place
  93. #93
    respectrespect
    esteem or admiration for someone
  94. #94
    rez-de-chausséerez-de-chaussée
    ground floor (the floor at street level)
  95. #95
    risquerrisquer
    to risk; to expose to danger, loss, or harm
  96. #96
    règlerègle
    a rule or regulation
  97. #97
    résultatrésultat
    result; outcome; score
  98. #98
    sacrésacré
    holy; connected with religion
  99. #99
    secondsecond
    coming after the first in order (ordinal)
  100. #100
    siègesiège
    a seat; a place to sit (chair, seat in a vehicle, etc.)
  101. #101
    soisoi
    oneself; the disjunctive/reflexive pronoun used for indefinite or third-person subjects and after prepositions (e.g., in expressions like "en soi")
  102. #102
    souffrirsouffrir
    to feel physical or emotional pain or distress
  103. #103
    sourcesource
    the origin or starting point of something (a thing, place, or piece of information)
  104. #104
    tassetasse
    cup; a small container used for drinking (often for tea or coffee)
  105. #105
    traduiretraduire
    to translate (convert speech or text from one language into another)
  106. #106
    traitertraiter
    to treat someone (behave toward someone)
  107. #107
    énerverénerver
    to annoy or irritate someone
  108. #108
    épauleépaule
    shoulder (part of the body)
  109. #109
    évidentévident
    clear or obvious; easy to understand
  110. #110
    actuelactuel
    current; happening now
  111. #111
    arrivéarrivé
    having arrived; reached a destination
  112. #112
    assurerassurer
    to ensure; to guarantee
  113. #113
    communiquercommuniquer
    to exchange information or messages with someone
  114. #114
    comptecompte
    an account (bank or online)
  115. #115
    effectivementeffectivement
    used to confirm or agree — 'indeed' / 'that's right'
  116. #116
    lentlent
    slow (moving or happening at low speed)
  117. #117
    pressépressé
    in a hurry; needing to go or act quickly
  118. #118
    siensien
    a possessive pronoun meaning "his", "hers", "its", or "one's" (indicates something belongs to someone)
  119. #119
    systèmesystème
    an organized set of parts or processes that work together; a method or network
  120. #120
    embrasseembrasse
    to kiss
  121. #121
    faiblefaible
    lacking physical strength or energy
  122. #122
    indispensableindispensable
    essential; absolutely necessary
  123. #123
    metsmets
    to put/place; also used for 'to put on' (clothes) or 'to set' (a table)
  124. #124
    étrangeétrange
    strange; unusual; odd
  125. #125
    cartoncarton
    cardboard (the material)
  126. #126
    cerveaucerveau
    the brain (the organ inside the skull)
  127. #127
    comparercomparer
    to compare (to examine similarities and differences)
  128. #128
    diminuerdiminuer
    to decrease; to reduce
  129. #129
    distancedistance
    the amount of space between two points; how far apart two things or places are
  130. #130
    douterdouter
    to doubt; to be uncertain about the truth or reliability of something
  131. #131
    effectuereffectuer
    to carry out; to perform (a task, action, operation)
  132. #132
    encouragerencourager
    to encourage; to give support or confidence to someone to do something or continue trying.
  133. #133
    gouttegoutte
    a small drop of liquid (a droplet)
  134. #134
    injusteinjuste
    unfair; not just
  135. #135
    jurerjurer
    to swear (make a solemn oath)
  136. #136
    laclac
    a lake
  137. #137
    méritermériter
    to deserve or be worthy of something
  138. #138
    penséepensée
    a thought; an idea (mental content)
  139. #139
    peserpeser
    to weigh (measure how heavy something is)
  140. #140
    poubellepoubelle
    trash can; garbage bin
  141. #141
    progressivementprogressivement
    gradually; little by little
  142. #142
    remarqueremarque
    a short comment or observation
  143. #143
    ressentirressentir
    to feel (an emotion or a physical sensation)
  144. #144
    solidesolide
    sturdy or firm; also dependable or reliable (figurative)
  145. #145
    surmontersurmonter
    to overcome; to get over (a difficulty, obstacle, or feeling)
  146. #146
    testertester
    to test; to try out something to check how it works or its quality.
  147. #147
    tremblertrembler
    to tremble; to shake (from cold, fear, or emotion)
  148. #148
    ventreventre
    the belly or abdomen of a person or animal
  149. #149
    vieillirvieillir
    to grow old; to become older
  150. #150
    volontiersvolontiers
    willingly; gladly; with pleasure
  151. #151
    aborderaborder
    to approach someone or something (physically or to start a conversation)
  152. #152
    absurdeabsurde
    ridiculous; not logical or sensible
  153. #153
    accorderaccorder
    to grant or give (permission, a favor, a right, etc.)
  154. #154
    adopteradopter
    to adopt (a child or an animal)
  155. #155
    adresseradresser
    to send or submit (a letter, message, document)
  156. #156
    afinafin
    in order to; so that (expressing purpose)
  157. #157
    ameneramener
    to bring a person or animal to a place
  158. #158
    angeange
    angel; a very kind or virtuous person
  159. #159
    annonceannonce
    an announcement or notice
  160. #160
    armoirearmoire
    a large cabinet or wardrobe used to store clothes, linens, or household items
  161. #161
    arrangerarranger
    to arrange or organize; to put in order
  162. #162
    arroserarroser
    to water (plants) or sprinkle with water
  163. #163
    arrêtarrêt
    a stop; the act of stopping or a cessation
  164. #164
    arrêtéarrêté
    stopped; not moving
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    aspectaspect
    the appearance or outward look of something
  166. #166
    attaqueattaque
    an act of attacking; an assault or offensive action
  167. #167
    attirerattirer
    to attract or draw toward
  168. #168
    attitudeattitude
    a person's manner, behavior, or mental stance toward something
  169. #169
    augmenteraugmenter
    to increase; to raise
  170. #170
    auparavantauparavant
    previously; before (in time)
  171. #171
    autrefoisautrefois
    formerly; in the past
  172. #172
    aveniravenir
    the future (time that will come)
  173. #173
    avertiravertir
    to warn (tell someone about danger or a problem)
  174. #174
    baisserbaisser
    to lower or reduce something (transitive)
  175. #175
    belle-fillebelle-fille
    daughter-in-law (the wife of one's child)
  176. #176
    blesserblesser
    to injure or wound (physically)
  177. #177
    bonnetbonnet
    a hat or knitted cap (beanie) worn on the head, usually for warmth.
  178. #178
    boucleboucle
    a loop or circuit (a closed path or repetition)
  179. #179
    bouleverserbouleverser
    to upset; emotionally disturb
  180. #180
    branchebranche
    a limb or twig of a tree
  181. #181
    brancherbrancher
    to plug in or connect an electrical device or cable
  182. #182
    brillantbrillant
    shiny; reflecting light
  183. #183
    brusquementbrusquement
    suddenly; abruptly
  184. #184
    budgetbudget
    a plan or amount of money allocated for a particular purpose; the available funds
  185. #185
    calmercalmer
    to calm someone or oneself (soothe, make less upset)
  186. #186
    campcamp
    a place where people stay temporarily (e.g., campsite, military camp, refugee camp)
  187. #187
    caméracaméra
    camera; a device for taking photos or recording video
  188. #188
    capitainecapitaine
    a captain; the leader of a ship, aircraft crew, military unit, or sports team
  189. #189
    caractèrecaractère
    personality; a person's temperament or disposition
  190. #190
    catastrophecatastrophe
    a disaster; a sudden event causing great damage or loss
  191. #191
    ceintureceinture
    a belt or strap worn around the waist (can also refer to a seatbelt in context)
  192. #192
    chaleurchaleur
    heat; high temperature
  193. #193
    changechange
    the exchange of one currency for another; currency exchange
  194. #194
    chaufferchauffer
    to heat; to warm
  195. #195
    cigarettecigarette
    a cigarette (a small roll of tobacco smoked)
  196. #196
    circuitcircuit
    a route, track, or loop (for races or tours)
  197. #197
    circulationcirculation
    traffic; movement of vehicles on roads
  198. #198
    circulercirculer
    to move around or travel (of people or vehicles)
  199. #199
    citoyencitoyen
    a person who is legally a member of a country or city and has rights and duties
  200. #200
    colocationcolocation
    shared housing; an arrangement where people share an apartment or house
  201. #201
    commandecommande
    an order placed to buy goods or services
  202. #202
    comportementcomportement
    behavior; conduct
  203. #203
    conquérirconquérir
    to take control of a place or people by force; to conquer
  204. #204
    consulterconsulter
    to look up or check information (documents, websites, schedules)
  205. #205
    conséquenceconséquence
    a result or effect of an action or event
  206. #206
    contenucontenu
    the things contained in something; material or information (e.g., text, data, substances)
  207. #207
    contrairecontraire
    opposite; opposed in nature, direction, or meaning
  208. #208
    contrôlercontrôler
    to control or manage something
  209. #209
    convaincantconvaincant
    convincing; persuasive
  210. #210
    conventionconvention
    a formal agreement or contract between parties
  211. #211
    correspondrecorrespondre
    to match or be equivalent; to be in agreement
  212. #212
    coudecoude
    the elbow (part of the arm)
  213. #213
    coulercouler
    to flow (a liquid moving)
  214. #214
    couverturecouverture
    a blanket or bed covering
  215. #215
    coûtcoût
    cost; the price or expense of something
  216. #216
    craquercraquer
    to crack or make a cracking sound (physically)
  217. #217
    crayoncrayon
    pencil (a writing or drawing tool)
  218. #218
    croisercroiser
    to cross; to intersect (roads, lines, paths)
  219. #219
    dettedette
    debt; money owed
  220. #220
    devinerdeviner
    to guess; to figure out by conjecture
  221. #221
    disciplinediscipline
    self-control; the ability to control one’s behaviour
  222. #222
    distinguerdistinguer
    to distinguish; to tell apart or recognize differences
  223. #223
    docteurdocteur
    doctor — a medical doctor or someone with a doctoral degree
  224. #224
    dondon
    a donation or gift (usually money or goods given to help someone or an organization)
  225. #225
    dossierdossier
    a file or folder containing documents; a record or case about a person or matter (physical or digital)
  226. #226
    doublerdoubler
    to overtake; to pass (e.g., a vehicle)
  227. #227
    dresserdresser
    to set up or arrange something (e.g., a table, a tent)
  228. #228
    débarrasserdébarrasser
    to clear or remove objects from a surface or place
  229. #229
    déborderdéborder
    to overflow; to spill over (liquid or contents)
  230. #230
    débrouillerdébrouiller
    to untangle or free something from a knot or tangle
  231. #231
    débutantdébutant
    not experienced; appropriate for someone who is just starting
  232. #232
    débuterdébuter
    to begin; to start
  233. #233
    déchetdéchet
    waste; trash; something discarded
  234. #234
    déchirerdéchirer
    to tear or rip something (cloth, paper, etc.)
  235. #235
    défensedéfense
    protection or the act of defending
  236. #236
    dégagerdégager
    to clear or remove an obstacle; make space
  237. #237
    dépasserdépasser
    to overtake; to pass another vehicle or person
  238. #238
    déplacerdéplacer
    to move something from one place to another (transitive)
  239. #239
    désertdésert
    a desert; a large dry region with little vegetation
  240. #240
    détruiredétruire
    to destroy; to demolish
  241. #241
    déçudéçu
    disappointed; feeling let down
  242. #242
    effacereffacer
    to erase; to remove writing, marks, or data
  243. #243
    efficacitéefficacité
    effectiveness; efficiency
  244. #244
    elle-mêmeelle-même
    herself (reflexive object — the action is done to her)
  245. #245
    embouteillageembouteillage
    a traffic jam; a long line of slow or stopped vehicles on a road
  246. #246
    employeremployer
    to hire or give someone a job
  247. #247
    ennemiennemi
    a person, group, or country that is opposed or hostile; an enemy
  248. #248
    enregistrerenregistrer
    to record (sound, video, or digital data)
  249. #249
    enseignerenseigner
    to teach; to give instruction to students or learners
  250. #250
    entièremententièrement
    completely; entirely
  251. #251
    entretienentretien
    an interview or formal meeting (e.g., job interview)
  252. #252
    enversenvers
    toward; indicating attitude or direction of feeling or action toward someone or something
  253. #253
    essenceessence
    petrol; gasoline used to fuel vehicles
  254. #254
    essuyeressuyer
    to wipe or dry (remove liquid or dirt from a surface)
  255. #255
    examinerexaminer
    to examine; to inspect or look at something carefully
  256. #256
    exigerexiger
    to demand (firmly) from someone
  257. #257
    explorerexplorer
    to explore; to investigate or travel through a place to learn about it
  258. #258
    expérienceexpérience
    personal knowledge or skill gained from doing things; an event someone lives through
  259. #259
    faciliterfaciliter
    to make something easier; to facilitate
  260. #260
    faiblessefaiblesse
    lack of strength; a weak point or shortcoming (physical or figurative)
  261. #261
    fermeferme
    a farm (place where crops or animals are raised)
  262. #262
    fichierfichier
    file (digital or paper)
  263. #263
    filfil
    a thin flexible strand of material (thread, wire, string)
  264. #264
    filefile
    a line or queue (of people or vehicles)
  265. #265
    financierfinancier
    relating to money, banks, or financial matters
  266. #266
    foliefolie
    madness; a severe mental disorder or state of being insane
  267. #267
    formationformation
    training; a course to learn professional or practical skills
  268. #268
    formuleformule
    a formula (mathematical, chemical, or a set of instructions)
  269. #269
    fourfour
    oven (appliance used for baking or roasting)
  270. #270
    fréquentfréquent
    happening often; common
  271. #271
    fuirfuir
    to flee; to run away
  272. #272
    furieuxfurieux
    very angry
  273. #273
    fâcherfâcher
    to make someone angry or upset
  274. #274
    féministeféministe
    supporting women's equal rights and opportunities; relating to feminism
  275. #275
    gagnantgagnant
    winning; successful
  276. #276
    garsgars
    guy; informal word for a man or boy
  277. #277
    gazgaz
    a gas; a gaseous substance or a fuel
  278. #278
    gestegeste
    a movement of the body or hand that expresses something
  279. #279
    grattergratter
    to scratch or scrape (an itch or a surface)
  280. #280
    grimpergrimper
    to climb (physically, e.g., a tree, stairs)
  281. #281
    grippegrippe
    influenza; the flu
  282. #282
    grèvegrève
    a strike (workers' collective refusal to work)
  283. #283
    généralementgénéralement
    generally; usually
  284. #284
    gênergêner
    to embarrass or make someone feel uncomfortable
  285. #285
    habituelhabituel
    usual; customary; occurring regularly
  286. #286
    habituellementhabituellement
    usually; normally (in most cases)
  287. #287
    hasardhasard
    chance; randomness; something that happens by accident
  288. #288
    hontehonte
    shame; embarrassment; a feeling of being ashamed or disgraced
  289. #289
    horlogehorloge
    a clock (a device that shows the time)
  290. #290
    horshors
    outside of; out of (physically or figuratively)
  291. #291
    identifieridentifier
    to identify; to recognize or establish the identity of someone or something
  292. #292
    idiotidiot
    stupid; foolish
  293. #293
    illégalillégal
    illegal; not allowed by law
  294. #294
    imaginationimagination
    the ability to form mental images, ideas, or creative thoughts
  295. #295
    impatientimpatient
    not willing to wait; eager or restless
  296. #296
    impliquerimpliquer
    to involve someone or something in an activity or situation
  297. #297
    importanceimportance
    importance; the value, weight, or significance of something
  298. #298
    imposerimposer
    to force or require something on someone
  299. #299
    incidentincident
    an event or occurrence, often unexpected and causing trouble or attention
  300. #300
    indifférentindifférent
    not showing interest or concern; unconcerned
  301. #301
    indépendanceindépendance
    freedom or autonomy; not being controlled by others (can be personal, financial, or political)
  302. #302
    initiativeinitiative
    a planned action or project to solve a problem or improve something
  303. #303
    intelligenceintelligence
    the ability to think, learn, understand, and solve problems
  304. #304
    interpréterinterpréter
    to interpret orally; to translate spoken language
  305. #305
    intégrerintégrer
    to become part of a group or society
  306. #306
    laidlaid
    ugly
  307. #307
    limitelimite
    a boundary or maximum; the point beyond which something cannot go
  308. #308
    lionlion
    a large wild cat (male or species) — lion
  309. #309
    logiciellogiciel
    software; a computer program
  310. #310
    loyalloyal
    faithful; showing strong support or allegiance
  311. #311
    là-hautlà-haut
    up there; at a higher place or above
  312. #312
    légèrementlégèrement
    slightly; to a small degree; lightly
  313. #313
    magiquemagique
    magical; relating to or seeming to come from magic, or delightfully enchanting
  314. #314
    majeurmajeur
    of legal age; an adult
  315. #315
    majoritémajorité
    the greater number; more than half (of a group)
  316. #316
    maladiemaladie
    illness, disease, or sickness
  317. #317
    manteaumanteau
    a coat; an outer garment worn over clothes
  318. #318
    matchmatch
    a sports game or contest
  319. #319
    membremembre
    a member of a group, organization, or club
  320. #320
    mentonmenton
    chin
  321. #321
    mesuremesure
    a measurement; the result or process of measuring
  322. #322
    minemine
    appearance; how someone looks (complexion, expression)
  323. #323
    miroirmiroir
    a mirror; a reflective surface or object used to see one's reflection
  324. #324
    missionmission
    an assignment or task given to someone
  325. #325
    modifiermodifier
    to change or alter something; to edit
  326. #326
    mouchemouche
    a fly (the insect)
  327. #327
    mouvementmouvement
    physical motion; the act of moving or changing position
  328. #328
    muetmuet
    unable to speak (mute)
  329. #329
    nommernommer
    to give a name to someone or something
  330. #330
    nomménommé
    named; called
  331. #331
    négatifnégatif
    not positive; indicating absence, denial, or a minus value
  332. #332
    nôtrenôtre
    ours (possessive pronoun used alone, e.g. "le nôtre", "la nôtre")
  333. #333
    objectifobjectif
    a goal, aim, or target
  334. #334
    offreoffre
    an offer; a proposal or deal (e.g., job offer, sale, discount)
  335. #335
    opinionopinion
    a personal view, belief, or judgment about something
  336. #336
    optionoption
    a choice or alternative; an optional feature or add-on
  337. #337
    ordonnerordonner
    to give an order; to command
  338. #338
    pannepanne
    a breakdown or malfunction; an outage (of a machine, vehicle, or service)
  339. #339
    paraîtreparaître
    to appear; to come into view or show up
  340. #340
    pardonnerpardonner
    to forgive someone; to pardon
  341. #341
    parfaitementparfaitement
    in a perfect or flawless way
  342. #342
    partenairepartenaire
    partner (a person you work with, cooperate with, or have a relationship with)
  343. #343
    parvenirparvenir
    to reach or arrive (a place or a result)
  344. #344
    passeportpasseport
    passport (official travel document)
  345. #345
    patiencepatience
    ability to wait calmly or tolerate delays and difficulties
  346. #346
    patienterpatienter
    to wait; to remain patient while waiting
  347. #347
    pauvretépauvreté
    poverty; the state of being poor
  348. #348
    pencherpencher
    to lean or tilt (physically)
  349. #349
    plierplier
    to fold (cloth, paper, etc.)
  350. #350
    poidspoids
    weight (physical heaviness or mass)
  351. #351
    poursuivrepoursuivre
    to continue an activity or process
  352. #352
    professionnelprofessionnel
    relating to a profession or done by someone trained; not amateur
  353. #353
    programmerprogrammer
    to write computer programs; to code
  354. #354
    progresserprogresser
    to make progress; to advance; to improve
  355. #355
    promotionpromotion
    a sale or special discount (commercial offer)
  356. #356
    propriétépropriété
    ownership; the state of owning something
  357. #357
    prudentprudent
    careful; cautious
  358. #358
    préciserpréciser
    to specify; to make something more precise or clear
  359. #359
    précédentprécédent
    previous; coming before in time or order
  360. #360
    présentationprésentation
    a talk or demonstration given to an audience
  361. #361
    prétendreprétendre
    to claim or assert something (often without proof)
  362. #362
    pâlepâle
    pale; having little color or brightness
  363. #363
    péniblepénible
    annoying; causing irritation or trouble
  364. #364
    quantquant
    as for; regarding (usually used with 'à' to introduce a topic)
  365. #365
    quasimentquasiment
    almost; nearly; practically
  366. #366
    quotidiennementquotidiennement
    daily; every day
  367. #367
    rapportrapport
    a written report or formal document
  368. #368
    recommanderrecommander
    to recommend; to suggest that someone or something is good
  369. #369
    recordrecord
    the best result or highest achievement (e.g., in sports or statistics)
  370. #370
    reculerreculer
    to move backward; to step back
  371. #371
    redonnerredonner
    to give something back to someone; to return (an item)
  372. #372
    regardregard
    a look or gaze; the way someone looks at someone or something
  373. #373
    regretregret
    a feeling of sadness or disappointment about something done or not done
  374. #374
    rejeterrejeter
    to reject; to refuse (an idea, offer, proposal, person)
  375. #375
    religieuxreligieux
    relating to religion or religious institutions
  376. #376
    renoncerrenoncer
    to give up; stop trying or abandon something
  377. #377
    renseignementrenseignement
    information; a piece of information or detail
  378. #378
    rentréerentrée
    the start of the school year or the return to work/activities after a break
  379. #379
    renverserrenverser
    to knock over, spill, or run over (cause something or someone to fall or be hit)
  380. #380
    renvoyerrenvoyer
    to send something back or return something
  381. #381
    repasserrepasser
    to iron (clothes)
  382. #382
    retraitéretraité
    a retired person; someone who has stopped working, usually because of age
  383. #383
    rhumerhume
    a cold (common viral illness causing a runny nose, sneezing, or cough)
  384. #384
    ronderonde
    round; circular; having a rounded shape
  385. #385
    rouxroux
    red-haired (having ginger/red hair)
  386. #386
    réactionréaction
    a response to an event, statement, or stimulus
  387. #387
    réagirréagir
    to react; to respond (to something)
  388. #388
    récentrécent
    happening or created not long ago
  389. #389
    récupérerrécupérer
    to get back or retrieve something
  390. #390
    réduireréduire
    to make smaller, less, or lower
  391. #391
    réelréel
    real; existing in fact, not imaginary
  392. #392
    réellementréellement
    really; truly; actually
  393. #393
    régimerégime
    a diet (a planned way of eating to lose or control weight)
  394. #394
    régulierrégulier
    happening at fixed or repeated intervals; recurring
  395. #395
    réparerréparer
    to repair; to fix
  396. #396
    réputationréputation
    the general opinion people have about someone or something; standing or fame
  397. #397
    répétitionrépétition
    a rehearsal (practice session for a performance)
  398. #398
    réservationréservation
    a booking or arrangement to hold a seat, room, ticket, etc.
  399. #399
    résistancerésistance
    opposition or refusal to accept or comply
  400. #400
    résisterrésister
    to resist; to withstand; to oppose
  401. #401
    révolutionrévolution
    a political or social uprising or overthrow
  402. #402
    révélerrévéler
    to reveal; to make known (information, a secret, or a fact)
  403. #403
    saisirsaisir
    to grab or seize (take hold of physically)
  404. #404
    sandwichsandwich
    a sandwich (bread with a filling)
  405. #405
    sensationsensation
    a physical feeling or perception (from the senses)
  406. #406
    servietteserviette
    a napkin used at the table
  407. #407
    sirènesirène
    a loud warning device or its sound (e.g., on an ambulance, police car, or alarm)
  408. #408
    soignersoigner
    to care for or treat (a person, animal, or wound); to look after
  409. #409
    soinsoin
    care; medical treatment
  410. #410
    sombresombre
    dark (lacking light)
  411. #411
    sommesomme
    sum; total; amount (of money or of numbers)
  412. #412
    sortesorte
    a kind or type
  413. #413
    soufflesouffle
    breath; a puff or gust of air
  414. #414
    soulagersoulager
    to relieve or ease (pain, stress, a burden)
  415. #415
    souleversoulever
    to lift or raise (physically)
  416. #416
    sourdsourd
    unable to hear
  417. #417
    supplémentairesupplémentaire
    additional; extra
  418. #418
    sèchesèche
    dry; not wet (also used for things like skin, cloth, or weather; can contrast with sweet for wine/food)
  419. #419
    séanceséance
    a scheduled meeting or session (period of activity, class, screening, etc.)
  420. #420
    séduireséduire
    to seduce someone (romantically or sexually)
  421. #421
    sélectionnersélectionner
    to select; to choose (from a list or options)
  422. #422
    sériesérie
    series; a set or sequence of related items or episodes
  423. #423
    sérieusementsérieusement
    in a serious or earnest way
  424. #424
    tapertaper
    to hit, strike, or knock (physically)
  425. #425
    techniquetechnique
    a method or way of doing something; a particular skill or procedure
  426. #426
    tendancetendance
    a trend; the general direction or popular movement
  427. #427
    testtest
    a test or exam; a trial or assessment to check knowledge, skills, quality, or condition
  428. #428
    ticketticket
    a small paper or electronic pass used as proof of purchase or permission to enter/use (transport, events, receipt)
  429. #429
    transparenttransparent
    allowing light to pass through; see-through
  430. #430
    travailleurtravailleur
    a worker; someone who does paid or manual work
  431. #431
    trentainetrentaine
    about thirty (an approximate number)
  432. #432
    tristessetristesse
    sadness; a feeling of unhappiness
  433. #433
    troutrou
    a hole or opening
  434. #434
    tâchetâche
    a piece of work to be done; a task, chore, or assignment
  435. #435
    télécommandetélécommande
    remote control (device used to operate a TV or other electronic equipment from a distance)
  436. #436
    uniquementuniquement
    only; solely; exclusively
  437. #437
    urgenceurgence
    an urgent situation; an emergency
  438. #438
    utilisationutilisation
    use; the act of using
  439. #439
    vaissellevaisselle
    dishes or tableware (plates, cups, utensils)
  440. #440
    vidéovidéo
    a video; a recorded or digital clip
  441. #441
    violetviolet
    purple; purple-colored
  442. #442
    visionvision
    the ability to see; eyesight
  443. #443
    vitessevitesse
    speed (how fast something moves)
  444. #444
    voievoie
    a physical road, path, track, or lane for travel or transport
  445. #445
    volontévolonté
    will; determination; willpower
  446. #446
    zérozéro
    the number 0
  447. #447
    éclateréclater
    to burst or explode (physically break open)
  448. #448
    écraserécraser
    to crush or flatten by pressing
  449. #449
    égalégal
    equal; the same in quantity, value, or status
  450. #450
    électroniqueélectronique
    relating to or operated by electronic circuits or devices
  451. #451
    éleverélever
    to raise; to bring up (children or animals)
  452. #452
    épicerieépicerie
    a small grocery store; a shop selling food and everyday household items
  453. #453
    épouseépouse
    wife (the woman married to someone)
  454. #454
    épouxépoux
    husband
  455. #455
    étagèreétagère
    a shelf or shelving unit for storing or displaying items
  456. #456
    étiquetteétiquette
    a label or tag on an item (e.g., price or product information)
  457. #457
    étonnantétonnant
    surprising; astonishing
  458. #458
    étoufferétouffer
    to suffocate or choke (lack of air)
  459. #459
    évaluerévaluer
    to evaluate; to assess
  460. #460
    événementévénement
    an event; an occurrence or planned occasion
  461. #461
    autrementautrement
    in a different way; differently
  462. #462
    barrièrebarrière
    a physical barrier such as a fence, gate, or railing
  463. #463
    bienvenubienvenu
    welcome; gladly received or appreciated
  464. #464
    boucherboucher
    to plug, block, or stop up (a hole, pipe, passage)
  465. #465
    carrefourcarrefour
    a road junction or intersection where streets or roads meet
  466. #466
    cinquièmecinquième
    fifth (ordinal number)
  467. #467
    clefclef
    a metal instrument used to open or lock a lock
  468. #468
    colocatairecolocataire
    a person who shares an apartment or house with others; a roommate/flatmate
  469. #469
    confierconfier
    to entrust something to someone (give in someone's care)
  470. #470
    considérableconsidérable
    large in amount, size, degree, or importance; considerable
  471. #471
    convenirconvenir
    to be suitable or acceptable
  472. #472
    deboutdebout
    standing (in a vertical position; not sitting or lying)
  473. #473
    dernièrementdernièrement
    recently; lately
  474. #474
    emprunteremprunter
    to borrow (take something temporarily from someone)
  475. #475
    enregistrementenregistrement
    a recording (audio or video)
  476. #476
    excuseexcuse
    a reason or apology given to explain or avoid blame
  477. #477
    exploserexploser
    to explode or burst violently (literal detonation or rupture)
  478. #478
    extérieurextérieur
    outside; external (located on or relating to the outside)
  479. #479
    fatiguefatigue
    tiredness; a feeling of being tired
  480. #480
    frigofrigo
    refrigerator; fridge
  481. #481
    guideguide
    a person who leads and gives information to visitors or travelers
  482. #482
    imbécileimbécile
    stupid; foolish
  483. #483
    incapableincapable
    unable; not having the ability or capacity to do something
  484. #484
    inclureinclure
    to include; to make something part of a whole
  485. #485
    influenceinfluence
    power to affect or change someone's opinions, actions, or events
  486. #486
    inutileinutile
    not useful; useless
  487. #487
    inviteinvite
    to invite
  488. #488
    ligneligne
    a long thin mark or a row in writing or drawing
  489. #489
    manquemanque
    to miss (someone or something); to be lacking; to fail to attend
  490. #490
    manuelmanuel
    done with the hands; operated by hand; hands-on
  491. #491
    maîtrisermaîtriser
    to master or become highly skilled at something
  492. #492
    mienmien
    mine; belonging to me (masculine singular possessive pronoun)
  493. #493
    modestemodeste
    modest; humble, or moderate in size/amount
  494. #494
    montemonte
    to go up or to get on (stairs, a vehicle, a horse)
  495. #495
    neigerneiger
    to snow (to fall as snow)
  496. #496
    passagerpassager
    a person who travels in a vehicle (a passenger)
  497. #497
    physiquephysique
    relating to the body; physical (not mental)
  498. #498
    piquerpiquer
    to prick, pierce, or sting with a sharp point (needle, thorn, insect)
  499. #499
    policierpolicier
    a police officer; a member of the police
  500. #500
    pratiquementpratiquement
    in practice; in reality
  501. #501
    publicpublic
    the public; audience; general public
  502. #502
    raisonnableraisonnable
    reasonable; sensible
  503. #503
    recetterecette
    a cooking recipe; instructions for preparing a dish
  504. #504
    réalisteréaliste
    realistic; practical and likely to be true or achievable
  505. #505
    savoureuxsavoureux
    tasty; full of flavor
  506. #506
    supportersupporter
    to tolerate; to be able (or not) to stand someone/something
  507. #507
    tendretendre
    to stretch or extend (something)
  508. #508
    uniqueunique
    only; sole
  509. #509
    valoirvaloir
    to be worth (have a monetary or intrinsic value)
  510. #510
    vivantvivant
    alive; not dead
  511. #511
    vôtrevôtre
    yours (possessive pronoun; refers to something that belongs to you — formal singular or plural)
  512. #512
    garergarer
    to park (a vehicle)
  513. #513
    lancelance
    to throw or to launch (to send something with force or start/launch something)
  514. #514
    vaguevague
    not clear or definite; imprecise
  515. #515
    vastevaste
    large in area, extent, or scope
  516. #516
    abriabri
    a shelter; a place that protects from weather or danger
  517. #517
    accéléreraccélérer
    to speed up; to accelerate
  518. #518
    acteacte
    an action or deed
  519. #519
    caressercaresser
    to stroke; to caress; to pet (an animal)
  520. #520
    clichécliché
    an overused idea, expression, or image; a stereotype
  521. #521
    clientèleclientèle
    the customers or client base of a business
  522. #522
    concretconcret
    real or tangible; specific and practical (not abstract)
  523. #523
    creusercreuser
    to dig (make a hole or remove earth/material)
  524. #524
    disputedispute
    an argument or quarrel between people
  525. #525
    documentairedocumentaire
    a documentary (a factual film or TV program)
  526. #526
    fleurirfleurir
    to bloom; to produce flowers (literal)
  527. #527
    impressionnantimpressionnant
    impressive; causing admiration or a strong impression
  528. #528
    limiterlimiter
    to limit; to restrict
  529. #529
    oseroser
    to dare (to do something)
  530. #530
    perfectionnerperfectionner
    to improve or make more perfect (a skill, technique, or thing)
  531. #531
    poirepoire
    pear (the fruit)
  532. #532
    solennelsolennel
    formal and serious; appropriate for a ceremony or important occasion
  533. #533
    toussertousser
    to cough
  534. #534
    transportertransporter
    to carry or move something from one place to another
  535. #535
    unirunir
    to unite; to join together
  536. #536
    vachevache
    a cow (female bovine)
  537. #537
    abondantabondant
    present in large quantity; plentiful
  538. #538
    absenceabsence
    the state of not being present
  539. #539
    absolumentabsolument
    completely; totally
  540. #540
    accrocheraccrocher
    to hang or attach (something on a hook, nail, wall, etc.)
  541. #541
    accuseraccuser
    to accuse; to blame someone
  542. #542
    accéderaccéder
    to access or reach (a place, resource, level, or position)
  543. #543
    acquériracquérir
    to acquire; to obtain (gain possession of something)
  544. #544
    acteuracteur
    a person who performs roles in films, theatre, or television
  545. #545
    adaptationadaptation
    the process of adjusting to new conditions
  546. #546
    administrationadministration
    a government body or public service organization; the offices that run public services
  547. #547
    adroitadroit
    skillful or dexterous (physical ability)
  548. #548
    afficherafficher
    to display; to put up (a notice) or show (on a screen)
  549. #549
    affirmeraffirmer
    to state or declare something as true; to assert
  550. #550
    affreuxaffreux
    very bad or terrible; unpleasant
  551. #551
    affronteraffronter
    to face or confront a person, problem, or situation
  552. #552
    agiteragiter
    to shake or move something quickly back and forth (physical action)
  553. #553
    agresseragresser
    to attack or assault someone (physically or verbally)
  554. #554
    aiguilleaiguille
    a thin, sharp needle used for sewing or injections
  555. #555
    aménageraménager
    to fit out or arrange an interior space (rooms, furniture, equipment)
  556. #556
    apparemmentapparemment
    apparently; seemingly (based on what one knows)
  557. #557
    apprentissageapprentissage
    the process of learning or acquiring a skill or knowledge
  558. #558
    arméearmée
    the army; a country's military force
  559. #559
    arrièrearrière
    the back or rear part of something
  560. #560
    artificielartificiel
    made by humans; not natural
  561. #561
    artistiqueartistique
    relating to art or showing artistic quality
  562. #562
    assembléeassemblée
    a gathering or meeting of people for discussion or decision-making
  563. #563
    atmosphèreatmosphère
    the layer of gases surrounding a planet
  564. #564
    attenteattente
    the act of waiting; a waiting period
  565. #565
    attentifattentif
    paying close attention; careful and watchful
  566. #566
    attribuerattribuer
    to assign, give, or allocate something to someone or something; to attribute (a cause, quality, or credit)
  567. #567
    au-dessousau-dessous
    below; underneath (at a lower position or level)
  568. #568
    augmentationaugmentation
    an increase or rise (also a salary raise)
  569. #569
    automatiquementautomatiquement
    automatically
  570. #570
    autoritéautorité
    the power or right to give orders, enforce rules, or make decisions
  571. #571
    avocatavocat
    a lawyer (legal professional)
  572. #572
    aînéaîné
    older; elder (describing someone older in age or rank)
  573. #573
    bagagebagage
    luggage; bags you travel with
  574. #574
    bancbanc
    a bench; a long seat for several people
  575. #575
    barbebarbe
    beard (facial hair on a man's chin and cheeks)
  576. #576
    batteriebatterie
    a battery (electric power source)
  577. #577
    bavardbavard
    talkative; inclined to talk a lot
  578. #578
    bonbonbonbon
    a small sweet or candy
  579. #579
    bondbond
    a jump or leap (physical movement)
  580. #580
    bougiebougie
    a candle
  581. #581
    bourgeoisiebourgeoisie
    the social class of people who own property or capital; the middle/upper class
  582. #582
    briserbriser
    to break; to smash or shatter (physically or figuratively)
  583. #583
    brouillardbrouillard
    fog; mist
  584. #584
    bénéficierbénéficier
    to benefit from; to receive an advantage or gain from something
  585. #585
    cabanecabane
    a small simple shelter or hut, often made of wood
  586. #586
    cabinetcabinet
    a professional office or practice (doctor, lawyer, consultant)
  587. #587
    calculercalculer
    to calculate; to compute
  588. #588
    calendriercalendrier
    a calendar (a chart or system showing days, weeks, and months)
  589. #589
    campercamper
    to camp; to stay outdoors in a tent or at a campsite
  590. #590
    carburantcarburant
    fuel; a substance used to power engines (e.g., petrol, diesel)
  591. #591
    caressecaresse
    a gentle touch or stroke showing affection or tenderness
  592. #592
    cavaliercavalier
    a person who rides a horse; a horseman or cavalryman
  593. #593
    centimètrecentimètre
    centimeter — a unit of length equal to one hundredth of a meter
  594. #594
    certescertes
    certainly; indeed; admittedly (often used to introduce a concession)
  595. #595
    cessercesser
    to stop; to cease (often followed by "de" + verb)
  596. #596
    champignonchampignon
    mushroom (the fungus; edible or wild)
  597. #597
    changementchangement
    a change or alteration; the act or result of becoming different
  598. #598
    charchar
    tank (armored military vehicle)
  599. #599
    chasserchasser
    to hunt (wild animals)
  600. #600
    chocchoc
    a sudden physical impact or collision
  601. #601
    civilcivil
    relating to civilians or non-military
  602. #602
    classementclassement
    ranking; standings (the ordered list showing positions)
  603. #603
    clochecloche
    a bell (metal instrument that rings)
  604. #604
    colcol
    the collar of a garment (around the neck)
  605. #605
    combattrecombattre
    to fight; to combat (physically or figuratively)
  606. #606
    commissairecommissaire
    a senior police officer in charge of a station or police district
  607. #607
    conclureconclure
    to finish or bring something to an end; to finalize (an agreement, meeting, etc.)
  608. #608
    condamnercondamner
    to sentence someone legally (give a punishment)
  609. #609
    conduiteconduite
    the act of driving a vehicle
  610. #610
    confondreconfondre
    to mix up or mistake one thing/person for another
  611. #611
    confortconfort
    comfort; physical ease or convenience
  612. #612
    constammentconstamment
    constantly; continuously; all the time
  613. #613
    constitutionconstitution
    the fundamental law or document that defines a country's political system
  614. #614
    contagieuxcontagieux
    capable of spreading a disease from person to person
  615. #615
    contrairementcontrairement
    contrary to; in contrast to; unlike
  616. #616
    contribuercontribuer
    to contribute; to give or add (money, effort, information) toward a common goal or result
  617. #617
    copieuxcopieux
    abundant; large in quantity; (of a meal) hearty or filling
  618. #618
    coqcoq
    male chicken (rooster)
  619. #619
    costumecostume
    a suit or costume; a set of clothes (formal men's suit or an outfit for a role/disguise)
  620. #620
    courriercourrier
    mail or post (letters, packages, or email)
  621. #621
    couverclecouvercle
    a lid or cover for a container (pot, box, jar)
  622. #622
    coïncidencecoïncidence
    a coincidence, an event or situation that happens by chance
  623. #623
    crimecrime
    a serious illegal act or offense
  624. #624
    critèrecritère
    a criterion; a standard or principle used to judge or decide
  625. #625
    cueillircueillir
    to pick or gather by hand (flowers, fruit, mushrooms)
  626. #626
    cyclecycle
    a series of events or stages that repeat or follow one another
  627. #627
    cyclistecycliste
    a person who rides a bicycle (a cyclist)
  628. #628
    dangerdanger
    a situation or thing that can cause harm or risk
  629. #629
    davantagedavantage
    more; to a greater extent
  630. #630
    designdesign
    design — the appearance, style, or planned form of an object; also the field or profession of creating that appearance
  631. #631
    différemmentdifféremment
    in a different way; differently
  632. #632
    dimensiondimension
    a physical size or measurement (length, width, height)
  633. #633
    disponibledisponible
    available; free to use or obtain
  634. #634
    disputerdisputer
    to scold; to reprimand
  635. #635
    distribuerdistribuer
    to distribute; to hand out
  636. #636
    dizainedizaine
    a group or set of ten; often used to mean “about ten”
  637. #637
    dollardollar
    a unit of currency used in several countries (e.g., the U.S. dollar)
  638. #638
    dorédoré
    golden; gold-colored
  639. #639
    dramatiquedramatique
    dramatic; relating to theatre or producing a strong emotional or striking effect
  640. #640
    drapeaudrapeau
    a flag (a piece of cloth used as a symbol or signal)
  641. #641
    découragerdécourager
    to discourage; to make someone lose confidence or motivation
  642. #642
    décrocherdécrocher
    to pick up or answer (the phone)
  643. #643
    délaidélai
    a period of time allowed or agreed for doing something; a deadline or time limit
  644. #644
    démonstrationdémonstration
    a demonstration or display showing how something works
  645. #645
    dénoncerdénoncer
    to report someone or something to the authorities
  646. #646
    désespérémentdésespérément
    in a desperate or hopeless way; very urgently
  647. #647
    désordredésordre
    a state of mess or lack of order
  648. #648
    détacherdétacher
    to unfasten or remove something that is attached
  649. #649
    détendredétendre
    to make something less tight or reduce its tension
  650. #650
    emplacementemplacement
    a place or location; a space reserved for something (e.g., a parking spot or campsite pitch)
  651. #651
    emporteremporter
    to take away; to carry something with you from a place
  652. #652
    enjeuenjeu
    the stake or issue — what is at risk or at stake in a situation
  653. #653
    ennuiennui
    boredom; the state of being bored
  654. #654
    entourerentourer
    to surround or encircle
  655. #655
    entraîneurentraîneur
    coach; trainer (person who trains athletes or a team)
  656. #656
    envahirenvahir
    to invade (enter and occupy by force)
  657. #657
    envierenvier
    to feel jealousy or desire for what someone else has
  658. #658
    espoirespoir
    hope; a feeling or expectation that something good will happen
  659. #659
    estimerestimer
    to estimate; to give an approximate value or amount
  660. #660
    ethniqueethnique
    relating to an ethnic group or to ethnicity
  661. #661
    exceptionnelexceptionnel
    exceptional; unusually good or remarkable
  662. #662
    exercerexercer
    to carry out or practice an activity, job, skill, or right
  663. #663
    exprèsexprès
    on purpose; deliberately
  664. #664
    fabuleuxfabuleux
    fantastic; wonderful; excellent
  665. #665
    familierfamilier
    well known or recognizable from past experience
  666. #666
    fauteuilfauteuil
    an armchair; a comfortable upholstered chair with arms
  667. #667
    façadefaçade
    the front of a building
  668. #668
    festivalfestival
    a public event with performances, music, or celebrations
  669. #669
    fiancéfiancé
    a man who is engaged to be married
  670. #670
    fictionfiction
    a made-up story or genre of imagined narratives (novels, films, TV)
  671. #671
    fiertéfierté
    pride; a feeling of self-respect or satisfaction in one's achievements or qualities
  672. #672
    fillettefillette
    little girl; young girl
  673. #673
    foncerfoncer
    to rush or charge forward; to move quickly toward something
  674. #674
    fonctionnairefonctionnaire
    a government employee; civil servant
  675. #675
    forcerforcer
    to force; to compel or make something happen by physical or other pressure
  676. #676
    formulerformuler
    to express or state (an idea, question, plan) clearly
  677. #677
    fortementfortement
    with great force or intensity; strongly
  678. #678
    fortunefortune
    a large amount of money or assets; wealth
  679. #679
    foulefoule
    a crowd of people; a large group of people
  680. #680
    fourchettefourchette
    a fork (eating utensil)
  681. #681
    franchirfranchir
    to cross or pass over (a physical barrier, border, distance)
  682. #682
    freinfrein
    a device that slows or stops a vehicle or machine
  683. #683
    frissonnerfrissonner
    to shiver or tremble (from cold, fear, or excitement)
  684. #684
    fritefrite
    a French fry; a fried potato strip
  685. #685
    fréquenterfrequenter
    to go to or visit a place regularly
  686. #686
    fuitefuite
    a leak (of liquid, gas, or information)
  687. #687
    fuméefumée
    smoke (the visible gas and particles produced by burning)
  688. #688
    fédérationfédération
    an organization made of several groups, clubs, or states united under a central authority
  689. #689
    féminismeféminisme
    movement and ideology that advocates for women's rights and equality with men
  690. #690
    gaigai
    cheerful; happy
  691. #691
    gestiongestion
    management; the act of organizing, directing, or administering something
  692. #692
    gigantesquegigantesque
    very large; gigantic
  693. #693
    globalglobal
    relating to the whole; overall; worldwide
  694. #694
    gouvernementalgouvernemental
    relating to the government
  695. #695
    grossirgrossir
    to gain weight; to become fatter
  696. #696
    guiderguider
    to guide; to lead; to show the way
  697. #697
    guérirguérir
    to heal; to cure; to recover (to get better)
  698. #698
    gâchergâcher
    to spoil or ruin (make something bad or unusable)
  699. #699
    gênantgênant
    causing embarrassment or discomfort; awkward
  700. #700
    gênégêné
    embarrassed; feeling awkward or ashamed
  701. #701
    habithabit
    a garment; an item of clothing (or clothes in general)
  702. #702
    haussehausse
    an increase; a rise (in price, level, amount)
  703. #703
    hurlerhurler
    to shout or yell (raise one's voice)
  704. #704
    hébergerhéberger
    to provide lodging or shelter for someone
  705. #705
    hélashélas
    expressing regret or sorrow (English: "alas")
  706. #706
    immobilierimmobilier
    related to real estate or property
  707. #707
    importerimporter
    to bring goods or services into a country; to import
  708. #708
    impôtimpôt
    tax; a compulsory payment to the government
  709. #709
    incendieincendie
    a fire; a destructive blaze
  710. #710
    indicationindication
    a sign, piece of information, or direction that shows or explains something
  711. #711
    indifférenceindifférence
    lack of interest, concern, or care
  712. #712
    individuindividu
    an individual; a single person
  713. #713
    industrieindustrie
    industry; the sector of economic activity involving production and manufacturing
  714. #714
    initierinitier
    to introduce someone to a subject or activity
  715. #715
    inquiétantinquiétant
    worrying; causing concern
  716. #716
    insécuritéinsécurité
    lack of safety; presence of danger or crime in a place
  717. #717
    intensifintensif
    very intense; strong, concentrated, or done with a lot of effort
  718. #718
    interrompreinterrompre
    to interrupt or stop something or someone (speech, activity)
  719. #719
    interventionintervention
    an action of intervening to change or influence a situation
  720. #720
    isolerisoler
    to separate or put apart (people, things, cases)
  721. #721
    isoléisolé
    separated from others; remote (physically apart)
  722. #722
    joindrejoindre
    to join or attach things (including attaching a file)
  723. #723
    jouejoue
    cheek (the side of the face)
  724. #724
    jugerjuger
    to form an opinion or evaluate someone or something
  725. #725
    junglejungle
    a dense tropical forest
  726. #726
    jupejupe
    a skirt
  727. #727
    lainelaine
    wool (the textile fiber or fabric from sheep or similar animals)
  728. #728
    largementlargement
    to a large extent; widely; by a wide margin
  729. #729
    lavabolavabo
    a sink; a washbasin
  730. #730
    lessivelessive
    laundry; the clothes that need washing or the chore of washing them
  731. #731
    livrerlivrer
    to deliver (goods, packages, food)
  732. #732
    loyerloyer
    rent (the amount paid to live in or use a property)
  733. #733
    là-dedanslà-dedans
    inside there; in that place or container
  734. #734
    lèvrelèvre
    lip (the fleshy border of the mouth)
  735. #735
    mamiemamie
    grandmother (informal)
  736. #736
    marathonmarathon
    a long-distance running race (42.195 km)
  737. #737
    matinéematinée
    the morning (the part of the day from early morning until noon)
  738. #738
    matérielmatériel
    equipment; tools or supplies needed for an activity
  739. #739
    menacemenace
    a threat; something said or done to warn or frighten someone
  740. #740
    menacermenacer
    to threaten (to harm or cause trouble)
  741. #741
    mineurmineur
    a person under the legal age (a minor)
  742. #742
    minimumminimum
    the smallest or least amount, degree, or level
  743. #743
    ministreministre
    a government minister; member of the cabinet
  744. #744
    moralmoral
    relating to principles of right and wrong; ethical
  745. #745
    mordremordre
    to bite
  746. #746
    motivationmotivation
    the desire or reason that makes someone want to do something
  747. #747
    motivermotiver
    to motivate or encourage someone
  748. #748
    mouchoirmouchoir
    a handkerchief or tissue (cloth or paper used to wipe or blow one's nose)
  749. #749
    multipliermultiplier
    to multiply (mathematical operation)
  750. #750
    murmurermurmurer
    to speak very quietly; to whisper
  751. #751
    médicalmédical
    relating to medicine, doctors, or medical treatment
  752. #752
    méfierméfier
    to be wary of; to distrust (used reflexively with « se »)
  753. #753
    méthodeméthode
    a method; a way or procedure for doing something
  754. #754
    notionnotion
    a basic idea or general understanding of a subject
  755. #755
    nourrirnourrir
    to feed; to nourish
  756. #756
    négociationnégociation
    discussion between parties to reach an agreement (e.g., in business or politics)
  757. #757
    obligationobligation
    a duty or requirement; something someone must do
  758. #758
    obscuritéobscurité
    darkness; the state of being dark (absence of light)
  759. #759
    obéirobéir
    to obey; to comply with orders or rules
  760. #760
    oppositionopposition
    disagreement or resistance to an idea or action
  761. #761
    orageorage
    a storm, usually with thunder and lightning
  762. #762
    orthographeorthographe
    the conventional spelling of words; correct way to write words
  763. #763
    panierpanier
    a basket; a container used to carry or hold things
  764. #764
    par-dessuspar-dessus
    over or on top of something (spatial)
  765. #765
    parcourirparcourir
    to travel across or cover a distance
  766. #766
    parcoursparcours
    a route, path, or course (physical or a designed route)
  767. #767
    paresseuxparesseux
    lazy (describing a person or thing)
  768. #768
    patiemmentpatiemment
    patiently; in a calm, unhurried way
  769. #769
    payantpayant
    requiring payment; not free
  770. #770
    permissionpermission
    authorization or consent to do something
  771. #771
    personnalitépersonnalité
    a person's character, temperament, or typical patterns of behavior and emotion.
  772. #772
    photographierphotographier
    to photograph; to take a picture of
  773. #773
    physiquementphysiquement
    in a physical or bodily way; relating to the body
  774. #774
    pilotepilote
    a person who operates an aircraft or drives a vehicle professionally
  775. #775
    pitiépitié
    compassion or mercy
  776. #776
    piègepiège
    a device or situation intended to catch or to trick someone or an animal
  777. #777
    plaqueplaque
    a flat plate or panel (metal, plastic, ceramic), often used as a sign, nameplate, or protective plate
  778. #778
    politessepolitesse
    politeness; good manners
  779. #779
    pollutionpollution
    contamination of the environment (air, water, soil) by harmful substances or waste
  780. #780
    pompierpompier
    firefighter (person who fights fires and rescues people)
  781. #781
    portraitportrait
    a painted, drawn, or photographed representation of a person (usually showing the face or head)
  782. #782
    premièrementpremièrement
    firstly; in the first place
  783. #783
    preuvepreuve
    proof; evidence
  784. #784
    principalementprincipalement
    mainly; primarily
  785. #785
    principeprincipe
    a basic rule or fundamental idea that guides behavior, reasoning, or how something works
  786. #786
    profilprofil
    a person's profile or account information (e.g., social media, résumé)
  787. #787
    profondeurprofondeur
    distance from the top or surface to the bottom of something
  788. #788
    profondémentprofondément
    deeply; to a great depth or intensity
  789. #789
    projectionprojection
    a film screening or showing
  790. #790
    proportionproportion
    a part or share of a whole; a ratio or percentage
  791. #791
    propospropos
    a remark or comment
  792. #792
    propretépropreté
    cleanliness; the state of being clean
  793. #793
    provoquerprovoquer
    to cause (an event or effect)
  794. #794
    précisémentprécisément
    exactly; precisely
  795. #795
    préférencepréférence
    a choice or liking for one thing over others
  796. #796
    présenceprésence
    the state of being present; attendance
  797. #797
    présiderprésider
    to preside; to chair (lead a meeting or an official body)
  798. #798
    psychologuepsychologue
    a psychologist (a professional who studies or treats mental health)
  799. #799
    puissancepuissance
    power, strength, influence (physical, political, or general ability)
  800. #800
    puissantpuissant
    having great power, strength, or influence
  801. #801
    pénétrerpénétrer
    to enter or go into a place
  802. #802
    quelques-unsquelques-uns
    some; a few (plural pronoun, 'some of them')
  803. #803
    ragerage
    strong anger or fury
  804. #804
    rarementrarement
    rarely; not often
  805. #805
    rassemblerrassembler
    to gather or bring together
  806. #806
    reconnaissancereconnaissance
    gratitude; thankfulness
  807. #807
    regagnerregagner
    to return to a place
  808. #808
    relierrelier
    to connect or link (places, things, ideas)
  809. #809
    remuerremuer
    to stir or mix (a liquid or food)
  810. #810
    renouvelerrenouveler
    to renew or extend (a document, subscription, contract)
  811. #811
    repenserrepenser
    to rethink; to reconsider
  812. #812
    reprisereprise
    resumption; a restart after a pause
  813. #813
    respectueuxrespectueux
    respectful
  814. #814
    revancherevanche
    revenge; retaliation (getting even)
  815. #815
    rideaurideau
    a curtain or drape (for a window or stage)
  816. #816
    robotrobot
    a machine that performs tasks automatically, often programmable
  817. #817
    romprerompre
    to break or snap something (physically)
  818. #818
    ruineruine
    the remains of a building or ancient structure (ruins)
  819. #819
    rythmerythme
    rhythm; beat; the pace or tempo of something
  820. #820
    référenceréférence
    a citation or bibliographic entry that points to a source
  821. #821
    régionalrégional
    relating to or typical of a particular region; regional
  822. #822
    régulièrementrégulièrement
    on a regular basis; consistently
  823. #823
    répandrerépandre
    to spread or scatter a substance (liquid, powder) over a surface
  824. #824
    réparationréparation
    repair; the act of fixing something
  825. #825
    réussiteréussite
    success; a successful result
  826. #826
    révolutionnairerévolutionnaire
    supporting or causing a political or social revolution
  827. #827
    salairesalaire
    regular pay or wages received for work
  828. #828
    salariésalarié
    an employee; a person who works for a salary or wage
  829. #829
    sectionsection
    a distinct part or subdivision of something (a book, document, area, group, or department)
  830. #830
    semblantsemblant
    a false or superficial appearance; a pretense or semblance
  831. #831
    sentiersentier
    a path or trail, especially a narrow footpath in the countryside or woods
  832. #832
    serrureserrure
    a lock (device that secures a door, box, etc.)
  833. #833
    seuilseuil
    a threshold; the bottom of a doorway or a limit/level that marks the start of something
  834. #834
    shortshort
    a pair of short trousers (shorts), often worn for sports or in warm weather
  835. #835
    sifflersiffler
    to whistle (make a high-pitched sound with the mouth or a whistle)
  836. #836
    signalersignaler
    to point out or indicate; to draw attention to something
  837. #837
    signersigner
    to sign (write one's name on a document or autograph)
  838. #838
    solsol
    the ground, floor, or soil
  839. #839
    songersonger
    to think; to reflect or ponder
  840. #840
    spacieuxspacieux
    spacious; roomy
  841. #841
    stabilitéstabilité
    stability; the state of being steady or not changing
  842. #842
    stadestade
    a stadium (building for sports or concerts)
  843. #843
    stressstress
    mental or emotional strain, pressure, or tension
  844. #844
    strictstrict
    severe or demanding that rules or standards be followed
  845. #845
    structurestructure
    the physical framework or arrangement of something
  846. #846
    supposersupposer
    to suppose; to assume
  847. #847
    surfacesurface
    the outer part or top layer of something; the amount of area it covers
  848. #848
    survivresurvivre
    to remain alive after an accident, danger, or difficult situation
  849. #849
    talenttalent
    a natural ability or skill
  850. #850
    talontalon
    heel (part of the foot or the heel of a shoe)
  851. #851
    tantôttantôt
    shortly; a short time ago
  852. #852
    tastas
    a pile or heap; (informal) a large amount
  853. #853
    tee-shirttee-shirt
    a T‑shirt; a casual short‑sleeved shirt
  854. #854
    tentertenter
    to try; to attempt
  855. #855
    tenuetenue
    outfit; clothing; uniform
  856. #856
    thèmethème
    a topic or subject (of a discussion, course, text, etc.)
  857. #857
    tissutissu
    fabric; cloth used for making clothes or other items
  858. #858
    tolérancetolérance
    willingness to accept beliefs, practices, or people different from one's own; acceptance
  859. #859
    tonnetonne
    a metric ton (1000 kilograms)
  860. #860
    tournanttournant
    a bend or curve in a road or path
  861. #861
    toutefoistoutefois
    however; nevertheless
  862. #862
    tracetrace
    a mark, sign, or track left by someone or something
  863. #863
    trafictrafic
    vehicle flow on roads; traffic
  864. #864
    trajettrajet
    trip or journey between two places; the route or commute
  865. #865
    tranchetranche
    a thin slice of food (bread, meat, cheese)
  866. #866
    transformationtransformation
    a change in form, appearance, or nature
  867. #867
    transmissiontransmission
    the action of sending or passing something (information, signals, diseases)
  868. #868
    tribunaltribunal
    court; a place or body where legal cases are heard
  869. #869
    trottoirtrottoir
    a paved path for pedestrians along the side of a road (sidewalk)
  870. #870
    troublertroubler
    to disturb or unsettle (emotionally or mentally)
  871. #871
    typiquementtypiquement
    typically; in a way that is usual or characteristic
  872. #872
    témoignertémoigner
    to testify; to give evidence (e.g., in court)
  873. #873
    témointémoin
    a witness — someone who saw or can attest to an event or sign a document
  874. #874
    uniuni
    solid-colored; without pattern
  875. #875
    useruser
    to wear out by use; cause to deteriorate
  876. #876
    valisevalise
    a suitcase; a piece of luggage
  877. #877
    variétévariété
    a type or kind; an assortment
  878. #878
    ventevente
    sale; the act of selling or an event where goods are sold
  879. #879
    victoirevictoire
    a victory; a win or triumph
  880. #880
    violenceviolence
    physical force or aggressive behavior intended to hurt people or damage property
  881. #881
    vivementvivement
    strongly; with great intensity or emphasis
  882. #882
    voirevoire
    used to emphasize a stronger or more surprising statement; 'even' or 'indeed'
  883. #883
    voletvolet
    a window shutter (movable panel that covers a window)
  884. #884
    votevote
    the act or process of voting (an election or decision)
  885. #885
    votervoter
    to vote (to express a choice in an election or decision)
  886. #886
    végétalvégétal
    relating to plants or vegetation
  887. #887
    échecéchec
    failure
  888. #888
    éclairéclair
    a cream-filled choux pastry (éclair)
  889. #889
    écritureécriture
    written text; the words someone has written
  890. #890
    éditionédition
    a specific version or issue of a publication or an occurrence of an event
  891. #891
    électionélection
    a formal vote to choose someone for public office or to decide on an issue
  892. #892
    émettreémettre
    to emit; to give off (sound, light, smell, radiation)
  893. #893
    épaisépais
    thick (of an object, liquid, layer — physical thickness or density)
  894. #894
    épreuveépreuve
    a test or exam
  895. #895
    établirétablir
    to establish or set up (an organization, system, rule, business)
  896. #896
    établissementétablissement
    an establishment; a business, institution, or building where services or activities take place
  897. #897
    étonnementétonnement
    surprise; astonishment
  898. #898
    évidenceévidence
    obviousness; something clearly true or self-evident
  899. #899
    agentagent
    a person who represents or acts on behalf of someone (e.g., talent agent, real estate agent)
  900. #900
    agriculteuragriculteur
    a farmer; a person who grows crops or raises animals
  901. #901
    algérienalgérien
    relating to Algeria or its people
  902. #902
    alimentairealimentaire
    relating to food or nutrition
  903. #903
    associerassocier
    to associate, connect, or link someone or something with something else
  904. #904
    autorisationautorisation
    permission or official approval to do something
  905. #905
    brefbref
    short; brief (lasting a short time or concise)
  906. #906
    brutalbrutal
    violent or cruel; physically forceful
  907. #907
    bruyantbruyant
    noisy; making a lot of noise
  908. #908
    brûlantbrûlant
    very hot or scalding (temperature or sensation)
  909. #909
    cadrecadre
    a frame (for a picture or mirror)
  910. #910
    caractéristiquecaractéristique
    typical or distinctive; serving as a defining feature
  911. #911
    causercauser
    to chat, to talk informally
  912. #912
    centralcentral
    located in the middle or at the center
  913. #913
    choquerchoquer
    to shock or offend someone emotionally
  914. #914
    cochoncochon
    pig (the animal)
  915. #915
    collectifcollectif
    shared by or involving a group; relating to a group as a whole
  916. #916
    compagnoncompagnon
    a companion or partner (often a romantic partner or someone who lives with you)
  917. #917
    conciergeconcierge
    person who looks after an apartment building or hotel entrance (caretaker/doorkeeper)
  918. #918
    contraintecontrainte
    a restriction or limitation that limits choices or actions
  919. #919
    convertirconvertir
    to change something from one form, state, or unit into another
  920. #920
    dessousdessous
    underneath; below
  921. #921
    dessusdessus
    on top of something; on it
  922. #922
    difficilementdifficilement
    with difficulty; hardly
  923. #923
    discretdiscret
    not likely to attract attention; reserved and tactful
  924. #924
    défenseurdéfenseur
    a person who defends or protects (e.g., in sports, military, or general)
  925. #925
    efficaceefficace
    effective; works well
  926. #926
    employéemployé
    an employee; a person who works for an employer or company
  927. #927
    espritesprit
    the mind; intelligence or wit
  928. #928
    exemplaireexemplaire
    exemplary; serving as a good example
  929. #929
    existenceexistence
    the state of existing; being alive or present
  930. #930
    faillirfaillir
    to almost do something; to be on the verge of doing something
  931. #931
    filmerfilmer
    to film; to record on video
  932. #932
    fièvrefièvre
    fever; an abnormally high body temperature or medical symptom
  933. #933
    hauteurhauteur
    height; vertical distance or altitude
  934. #934
    imiterimiter
    to imitate; to copy someone's behaviour, voice, or actions
  935. #935
    jobjob
    a paid position or piece of work; a job (often casual or part-time)
  936. #936
    lecteurlecteur
    a person who reads; a reader
  937. #937
    licencelicence
    an official permit or license to do something
  938. #938
    littéralementlittéralement
    literally; in the exact, non-figurative sense
  939. #939
    lorslors
    during; at the time of
  940. #940
    lâchelâche
    cowardly; lacking courage
  941. #941
    maigremaigre
    thin or skinny (of a person or animal)
  942. #942
    maintenirmaintenir
    to keep or maintain something in a particular state or position
  943. #943
    manchemanche
    sleeve (part of a garment)
  944. #944
    mensongemensonge
    a lie; an untrue statement
  945. #945
    mi-tempsmi-temps
    halftime (the break between the two halves of a game)
  946. #946
    misérablemisérable
    very poor; destitute
  947. #947
    modèlemodèle
    a pattern, prototype, or example to follow
  948. #948
    mouillermouiller
    to make something wet; to wet
  949. #949
    nettoyagenettoyage
    cleaning; the act or process of cleaning
  950. #950
    numériquenumérique
    relating to numbers; numerical
  951. #951
    participantparticipant
    a person who takes part in an event, activity, or meeting
  952. #952
    possessionpossession
    ownership; something that is owned
  953. #953
    potpot
    a small container or jar used to hold food, plants, or other items
  954. #954
    poussepousse
    to push or apply force to move something
  955. #955
    primaireprimaire
    first in importance or order; main.
  956. #956
    priseprise
    an electrical socket or power outlet
  957. #957
    privéprivé
    private; not public, personal or restricted
  958. #958
    releverrelever
    to raise or lift (something)
  959. #959
    reposrepos
    rest; a period of relaxation or a break from activity
  960. #960
    risquerisque
    the possibility of harm, loss, or danger
  961. #961
    roserose
    pink (the color)
  962. #962
    satisfairesatisfaire
    to satisfy; to meet needs, desires, or expectations
  963. #963
    secouersecouer
    to shake (move something back and forth)
  964. #964
    seinsein
    the breast (anatomical)
  965. #965
    silencieuxsilencieux
    quiet; making little or no noise
  966. #966
    soignésoigné
    neat or well-groomed (appearance or presentation)
  967. #967
    souhaitsouhait
    a wish; something you want to happen
  968. #968
    souplesouple
    flexible; able to bend or move easily
  969. #969
    sourissouris
    a mouse (the small rodent) or a computer mouse
  970. #970
    starstar
    a famous person; a celebrity (in entertainment or sports)
  971. #971
    successifsuccessif
    following one after another; consecutive
  972. #972
    sélectifsélectif
    selective; tending to choose carefully or allowing only certain people or things
  973. #973
    torttort
    being wrong; the state of being incorrect
  974. #974
    tragiquetragique
    causing great sadness or disaster; relating to a tragedy
  975. #975
    troubletrouble
    a disturbance, disorder, or problem (physical, mental, or social)
  976. #976
    vocalvocal
    relating to the voice or to singing
  977. #977
    éducatiféducatif
    educational; intended to teach or related to education
  978. #978
    agricoleagricole
    relating to agriculture or farming
  979. #979
    bouillirbouillir
    to boil (liquid reaches boiling point or make liquid boil)
  980. #980
    envelopperenvelopper
    to wrap or cover something with material
  981. #981
    fixefixe
    fixed; set and not changing
  982. #982
    inconvénientinconvénient
    a disadvantage; a drawback; an inconvenience
  983. #983
    interprèteinterprète
    a person who orally translates between languages (an interpreter)
  984. #984
    menteurmenteur
    a person who tells lies
  985. #985
    militairemilitaire
    relating to the armed forces
  986. #986
    repousserrepousser
    to push back or move something away physically
  987. #987
    ressortirressortir
    to go out again; to leave (a place) a second time
  988. #988
    secourssecours
    help; assistance (aid)
  989. #989
    sexesexe
    biological sex (male or female)
  990. #990
    spécialistespécialiste
    a person with expert knowledge or skill in a particular area; a specialist
  991. #991
    supportsupport
    assistance, technical help, or backing
  992. #992
    imposantimposant
    impressive because of size, appearance, or presence
  993. #993
    imprimerimprimer
    to print (produce text or images on paper)
  994. #994
    minuitminuit
    midnight (12:00 AM)
  995. #995
    mélodiemélodie
    melody; a sequence of musical notes that forms a tune
  996. #996
    révolutionnerrévolutionner
    to revolutionize; to cause a major or radical change
  997. #997
    absoluabsolu
    complete or total; not limited or relative
  998. #998
    agrandiragrandir
    to make something larger; to enlarge (transitive)
  999. #999
    alentouralentour
    nearby; in the surrounding area
  1000. #1000
    améliorationamélioration
    an improvement; the act or result of improving
  1001. #1001
    ancêtreancêtre
    an ancestor; a forebear (a person from whom one is descended)
  1002. #1002
    apparenceapparence
    the way someone or something looks; outward appearance
  1003. #1003
    aspirateuraspirateur
    a vacuum cleaner (device for cleaning floors and carpets)
  1004. #1004
    attentivementattentivement
    in a careful, attentive manner; paying close attention
  1005. #1005
    autobusautobus
    a bus (public transport vehicle)
  1006. #1006
    avanceavance
    an advance payment or deposit
  1007. #1007
    baccalauréatbaccalauréat
    the national secondary‑school leaving exam and diploma in France (commonly called "le bac")
  1008. #1008
    bagarrebagarre
    a fight or brawl
  1009. #1009
    baguebague
    a ring (piece of jewelry worn on a finger)
  1010. #1010
    baissebaisse
    a decrease or drop (in price, amount, level)
  1011. #1011
    bassinbassin
    a hollow or container that holds water; a pond, pool, tank, or washbasin
  1012. #1012
    bataillebataille
    a battle or fight; a conflict (military or figurative)
  1013. #1013
    bizarrementbizarrement
    in a strange or odd way
  1014. #1014
    blouseblouse
    a blouse; a woman's loose shirt or top
  1015. #1015
    bonhommebonhomme
    informal term for a man, fellow, or guy
  1016. #1016
    bontébonté
    kindness; the quality of being kind or generous
  1017. #1017
    bouclierbouclier
    a shield; something that protects or defends
  1018. #1018
    boueboue
    mud, wet dirt
  1019. #1019
    brevetbrevet
    a certificate or diploma (official proof of qualification)
  1020. #1020
    bricolagebricolage
    do-it-yourself work; small home repairs and projects
  1021. #1021
    brumebrume
    mist; light fog
  1022. #1022
    bâtonbâton
    a stick or rod (a piece of wood used for walking, support, or as a tool)
  1023. #1023
    cabinecabine
    a small enclosed compartment or booth
  1024. #1024
    cachettecachette
    a hiding place; a spot where someone or something is hidden
  1025. #1025
    cadrercadrer
    to frame or compose a shot (photo, camera, film)
  1026. #1026
    camionnettecamionnette
    a small truck or van used for carrying goods
  1027. #1027
    candidaturecandidature
    an application or candidacy (for a job, position, or office)
  1028. #1028
    carafecarafe
    a pitcher or decanter used to serve drinks (usually water or wine) at the table.
  1029. #1029
    carburercarburer
    to run on fuel; to operate (an engine or machine)
  1030. #1030
    casecase
    a small square or box on a board, form, grid, or spreadsheet
  1031. #1031
    catégoriecatégorie
    a class or group used to organize things or people
  1032. #1032
    cauchemarcauchemar
    a bad dream; a frightening dream
  1033. #1033
    centralisercentraliser
    to bring together or manage in a single place or under central control
  1034. #1034
    championnatchampionnat
    a competition or league to decide a champion
  1035. #1035
    cigarecigare
    a cigar (a rolled tobacco stick for smoking)
  1036. #1036
    cinématographiquecinématographique
    relating to cinema or filmmaking; cinematic
  1037. #1037
    civilisationcivilisation
    the culture, institutions, and level of social development of a society
  1038. #1038
    cohabitationcohabitation
    living together; sharing a home (by partners, roommates, etc.)
  1039. #1039
    commencementcommencement
    the beginning; the start
  1040. #1040
    compassioncompassion
    sympathetic concern for the suffering of others; pity
  1041. #1041
    compétitioncompétition
    a contest or event where people or teams compete
  1042. #1042
    concurrenceconcurrence
    competition (between people, companies, or products)
  1043. #1043
    condamnationcondamnation
    a legal conviction or sentence handed down by a court
  1044. #1044
    conflitconflit
    a disagreement, clash, or conflict between people, groups, ideas, or countries
  1045. #1045
    conquêteconquête
    the act of conquering or taking control of a territory or people (military or political)
  1046. #1046
    consommateurconsommateur
    a person who buys or uses goods and services
  1047. #1047
    consommationconsommation
    the act of consuming or using goods, energy, or resources
  1048. #1048
    conséquentconséquent
    large or significant in amount or effect
  1049. #1049
    contratcontrat
    a formal written agreement between two or more parties (a contract)
  1050. #1050
    cornecorne
    a hard, pointed growth on the head or body of an animal; an animal horn
  1051. #1051
    cotoncoton
    cotton (the natural fiber or the fabric made from it; also cotton wool/cotton pads)
  1052. #1052
    couronnecouronne
    a crown (ornamental circular headdress), also used for a dental crown
  1053. #1053
    crachercracher
    to spit (to eject saliva or small particles from the mouth)
  1054. #1054
    cravatecravate
    a necktie (tie worn around the neck)
  1055. #1055
    critiquecritique
    a review (of a book, film, play, etc.)
  1056. #1056
    croixcroix
    a cross (the cross-shaped object or Christian symbol)
  1057. #1057
    créationcréation
    the act of creating or something created (a work, design, product, or founding)
  1058. #1058
    destindestin
    fate; destiny
  1059. #1059
    diamètrediamètre
    the distance across a circle passing through its center
  1060. #1060
    diffusiondiffusion
    the act of spreading or distributing something (information, ideas, substances)
  1061. #1061
    diplômediplôme
    a diploma or certificate awarded for completing a course or degree
  1062. #1062
    distinctiondistinction
    a difference or contrast between things
  1063. #1063
    dominerdominer
    to dominate or have control over people, groups, situations, or markets
  1064. #1064
    dorerdorer
    to brown lightly or crisp the surface (cooking)
  1065. #1065
    douceurdouceur
    sweetness; a sweet treat
  1066. #1066
    dramedrame
    a serious dramatic work or a tragic/emotional situation
  1067. #1067
    drapdrap
    bed sheet
  1068. #1068
    décèsdécès
    death (of a person)
  1069. #1069
    démolirdémolir
    to demolish; to tear down; to destroy (physically or figuratively)
  1070. #1070
    déménagementdéménagement
    a move; the act of moving to a new home or relocating belongings
  1071. #1071
    déplacementdéplacement
    movement; a change of position
  1072. #1072
    déroulerdérouler
    to unroll or unfold (a physical object)
  1073. #1073
    déserterdéserter
    to abandon a place; to leave somewhere empty
  1074. #1074
    désirdésir
    a strong feeling of wanting or wishing for something; desire or wish.
  1075. #1075
    empireempire
    a large political territory ruled by an emperor or single central authority
  1076. #1076
    enterrerenterrer
    to put a dead person or animal into the ground
  1077. #1077
    enthousiasmeenthousiasme
    enthusiasm; strong excitement or eager interest
  1078. #1078
    enveloppeenveloppe
    a paper envelope used to hold letters or documents
  1079. #1079
    envoienvoi
    the act of sending; an item or shipment that is sent (mail, package, message)
  1080. #1080
    escaladeescalade
    the activity or sport of climbing (rock, indoor walls)
  1081. #1081
    excursionexcursion
    a short trip or outing, often for leisure or educational purposes
  1082. #1082
    faiblementfaiblement
    weakly; faintly
  1083. #1083
    familialfamilial
    relating to the family or family life
  1084. #1084
    fantômefantôme
    a ghost or apparition
  1085. #1085
    fascinationfascination
    a strong interest or attraction; the state of being fascinated
  1086. #1086
    fichefiche
    a small card, sheet, or form used to record or give brief information (note card, form, information sheet)
  1087. #1087
    figurerfigurer
    to appear or be listed; to be featured
  1088. #1088
    fièrementfièrement
    proudly; with pride
  1089. #1089
    flammeflamme
    the visible part of a fire; a flame
  1090. #1090
    flashflash
    a brief burst of bright light (e.g., camera flash)
  1091. #1091
    foncierfoncier
    relating to land or real estate
  1092. #1092
    fraîcheurfraîcheur
    coolness; a refreshing low temperature or cool feeling
  1093. #1093
    frontièrefrontière
    a border between countries or territories
  1094. #1094
    frotterfrotter
    to rub; to scrub (move something repeatedly across a surface)
  1095. #1095
    frôlerfrôler
    to lightly touch or brush past (physically)
  1096. #1096
    gantgant
    a glove (covering for the hand)
  1097. #1097
    garantiegarantie
    a guarantee; a warranty (promise of repair or replacement)
  1098. #1098
    geléegelée
    frost (thin layer of ice on surfaces caused by cold)
  1099. #1099
    gendarmegendarme
    a gendarme; a member of the national police (gendarmerie), i.e. a police officer in France
  1100. #1100
    gorgegorge
    throat (the front part of the neck for swallowing and speaking)
  1101. #1101
    grandeurgrandeur
    size; dimensions
  1102. #1102
    gratitudegratitude
    thankfulness; the feeling of being grateful
  1103. #1103
    grecquegrecque
    Greek (relating to Greece, its people, language, or culture)
  1104. #1104
    générositégénérosité
    willingness to give or share; kindness in giving
  1105. #1105
    habilehabile
    skillful; good at doing something
  1106. #1106
    hainehaine
    hatred; intense dislike
  1107. #1107
    hallhall
    entrance hall; lobby
  1108. #1108
    hommagehommage
    a tribute or expression of respect or honor
  1109. #1109
    héroïnehéroïne
    a female hero; a woman admired for brave or noble actions
  1110. #1110
    illusionillusion
    a false sensory perception or visual trick (e.g., optical illusion)
  1111. #1111
    inaugurerinaugurer
    to officially open or begin something, often with a ceremony
  1112. #1112
    injusticeinjustice
    unfairness; a situation or act that is not just
  1113. #1113
    insulteinsulte
    an offensive word or remark meant to hurt or offend someone
  1114. #1114
    intellectuelintellectuel
    relating to the intellect or intellectual pursuits; intellectual
  1115. #1115
    interactifinteractif
    allowing two-way communication or user interaction; responsive
  1116. #1116
    intitulerintituler
    to give a title to something (to entitle)
  1117. #1117
    intriguerintriguer
    to arouse curiosity; to be puzzling or mysterious
  1118. #1118
    jardinierjardinier
    a person who cares for and maintains gardens (gardener)
  1119. #1119
    jugementjugement
    the mental ability to make sensible decisions or form opinions
  1120. #1120
    lenteurlenteur
    slowness; lack of speed or quickness
  1121. #1121
    librementlibrement
    freely; without restriction or constraint
  1122. #1122
    lierlier
    to tie or bind something physically
  1123. #1123
    littorallittoral
    the coast; the land along the sea
  1124. #1124
    littérairelittéraire
    relating to literature; literary
  1125. #1125
    logerloger
    to provide or occupy accommodation; to house or stay
  1126. #1126
    longuementlonguement
    for a long time (referring to duration)
  1127. #1127
    lourdementlourdement
    in a heavy manner (physically)
  1128. #1128
    maghrébinmaghrébin
    from or relating to the Maghreb (Northwest Africa: Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia)
  1129. #1129
    magiemagie
    magic; supernatural power or the quality of creating wonder or enchantment
  1130. #1130
    maigrirmaigrir
    to lose weight; to become thin
  1131. #1131
    malheurmalheur
    misfortune; unhappiness; bad luck
  1132. #1132
    manifestationmanifestation
    a public protest or demonstration
  1133. #1133
    marteaumarteau
    hammer (tool used to hit nails or break things)
  1134. #1134
    mesdamesmesdames
    plural of madame; 'ladies' used to address or refer to women
  1135. #1135
    meublemeuble
    a piece of furniture; an item used to furnish a room
  1136. #1136
    milliardmilliard
    one thousand million (10^9); a billion
  1137. #1137
    milliermillier
    about one thousand; a thousand (used to indicate roughly 1,000 of something)
  1138. #1138
    ministèreministère
    a government ministry; a department headed by a minister
  1139. #1139
    misemise
    a bet or stake (money risked in gambling)
  1140. #1140
    monarchiemonarchie
    a system of government with a monarch (king or queen) as head of state
  1141. #1141
    monstremonstre
    monster; a large frightening imaginary creature
  1142. #1142
    moralitémoralité
    the principles of right and wrong; ethics
  1143. #1143
    motomoto
    motorcycle; motorbike
  1144. #1144
    moustachemoustache
    mustache (hair on the upper lip)
  1145. #1145
    murmuremurmure
    a soft, low sound; a whisper
  1146. #1146
    mythemythe
    a traditional story about gods, heroes, or the origins of the world
  1147. #1147
    mélangemélange
    a mixture or blend of substances, ingredients, or elements
  1148. #1148
    ménagerménager
    to treat someone or something carefully; to spare or conserve
  1149. #1149
    méritemérite
    merit; the quality or worth that makes someone deserving of praise or reward
  1150. #1150
    nappenappe
    tablecloth
  1151. #1151
    navettenavette
    a shuttle — a vehicle or service that runs regularly back and forth between two places (bus, boat, train, or spacecraft)
  1152. #1152
    noblenoble
    honorable; morally good or dignified
  1153. #1153
    nouveauténouveauté
    a new thing; a new product or recent development
  1154. #1154
    nucléairenucléaire
    relating to the atomic nucleus or to nuclear energy or weapons
  1155. #1155
    occidentaloccidental
    relating to the West or Western countries; western
  1156. #1156
    opéreropérer
    to perform surgery
  1157. #1157
    ordonnanceordonnance
    a doctor's prescription (paper or written instruction for medicine)
  1158. #1158
    oreilleroreiller
    pillow (cushion for the head when sleeping)
  1159. #1159
    originalitéoriginalité
    originality; the quality of being new, creative, or unusual
  1160. #1160
    paniquepanique
    a sudden strong feeling of fear or anxiety that makes people react quickly or irrationally
  1161. #1161
    papipapi
    grandfather; grandpa (informal)
  1162. #1162
    particularitéparticularité
    a distinctive feature or characteristic
  1163. #1163
    passantpassant
    a passerby
  1164. #1164
    paysanpaysan
    a farmer or peasant; a person who works the land
  1165. #1165
    permispermis
    an official permit or license (e.g., driver's license)
  1166. #1166
    petits-enfantspetits-enfants
    grandchildren (the children of someone's sons or daughters)
  1167. #1167
    peuplepeuple
    the people; the population of a country or nation
  1168. #1168
    phénomènephénomène
    an observable event or occurrence
  1169. #1169
    pique-niquepique-nique
    a picnic (an outdoor meal usually eaten together)
  1170. #1170
    plafondplafond
    ceiling (the interior overhead surface of a room)
  1171. #1171
    plaindreplaindre
    to pity; to feel sorry for someone
  1172. #1172
    plainteplainte
    a complaint or grievance (expression of dissatisfaction)
  1173. #1173
    plaisanterieplaisanterie
    a joke; a humorous remark or action intended to amuse
  1174. #1174
    planèteplanète
    a planet; a large celestial body that orbits a star
  1175. #1175
    pneupneu
    tire (rubber wheel covering)
  1176. #1176
    poilpoil
    hair; an individual hair or the fur covering an animal or part of the body.
  1177. #1177
    pointepointe
    the tip or pointed end of something
  1178. #1178
    poisonpoison
    a substance that can cause illness or death if swallowed, inhaled, or absorbed
  1179. #1179
    portéeportée
    scope or significance (what something implies or affects)
  1180. #1180
    poumonpoumon
    lung (organ used for breathing)
  1181. #1181
    prestigieuxprestigieux
    prestigious; respected or admired for high status or quality
  1182. #1182
    priverpriver
    to deprive (someone) of something; to take away someone's access or possession
  1183. #1183
    prièreprière
    a prayer (religious act)
  1184. #1184
    procurerprocurer
    to provide or supply something to someone
  1185. #1185
    provincialprovincial
    from or relating to a region outside the capital city
  1186. #1186
    provisionprovision
    a supply or stock of food and basic goods (often used in plural)
  1187. #1187
    présidenceprésidence
    the office or position of president (of a country or organization)
  1188. #1188
    prévisionprévision
    a forecast or prediction (e.g., weather, economic, etc.)
  1189. #1189
    publicationpublication
    a published work or the act of publishing (article, book, report, etc.)
  1190. #1190
    quinzainequinzaine
    about fifteen (an approximate number)
  1191. #1191
    quêtequête
    a search or quest (a journey or effort to find something)
  1192. #1192
    rallumerrallumer
    to turn on again (a light, device, appliance)
  1193. #1193
    rattacherrattacher
    to attach or fasten again (physically)
  1194. #1194
    reconduirereconduire
    to drive or escort someone back to a place (home, station, exit)
  1195. #1195
    recoursrecours
    recourse; the act of turning to someone or something for help or a solution
  1196. #1196
    redevenirredevenir
    to become again; to return to a previous state
  1197. #1197
    regrouperregrouper
    to group together; to gather items or people into one group
  1198. #1198
    remarierremarier
    to marry someone again (to perform or arrange a second marriage for someone)
  1199. #1199
    reportagereportage
    a news report or feature story (for TV, radio, or newspapers)
  1200. #1200
    ressourceressource
    a supply or source (materials, money, skills, etc.) that can be used to meet a need
  1201. #1201
    restaurationrestauration
    the food service industry; restaurants or catering
  1202. #1202
    retomberretomber
    to fall again (physically)
  1203. #1203
    retracerretracer
    to trace over or copy lines; draw again
  1204. #1204
    revendiquerrevendiquer
    to demand or claim something as a right or entitlement
  1205. #1205
    revenurevenu
    income; money received (from work, investments, benefits, etc.)
  1206. #1206
    revuerevue
    a magazine or periodical
  1207. #1207
    rougirrougir
    to blush (to turn red from embarrassment or emotion)
  1208. #1208
    règnerègne
    reign; the period or authority of a ruler, or a domain/kingdom (e.g., taxonomic 'kingdom')
  1209. #1209
    réalisationréalisation
    an achievement; the completion or result of a project
  1210. #1210
    réapparaîtreréapparaître
    to reappear
  1211. #1211
    récompenserécompense
    a reward given for effort, service, or achievement
  1212. #1212
    récompenserrécompenser
    to reward; to give someone a reward or compensation
  1213. #1213
    réflexionréflexion
    thought; careful consideration
  1214. #1214
    régalerrégaler
    to treat someone (pay for their food or drink)
  1215. #1215
    répertoirerépertoire
    a list or directory of names or items (e.g., phone directory, file index)
  1216. #1216
    résiderrésider
    to live or have one's home in a place
  1217. #1217
    saintsaint
    a saint; a holy person (often officially recognized)
  1218. #1218
    salirsalir
    to make dirty; to soil
  1219. #1219
    saucissesaucisse
    a sausage
  1220. #1220
    seauseau
    a bucket; a pail
  1221. #1221
    secrètementsecrètement
    secretly; without others knowing
  1222. #1222
    silencieusementsilencieusement
    quietly; in a silent manner
  1223. #1223
    silhouettesilhouette
    the outline or shape of a person or object; a person's figure
  1224. #1224
    simplicitésimplicité
    lack of complexity; clearness or ease of understanding/use
  1225. #1225
    soigneusementsoigneusement
    carefully; with care
  1226. #1226
    sourcilsourcil
    eyebrow (the line of hair above the eye)
  1227. #1227
    statuestatue
    a sculpture or carved/cast figure used as art or a monument
  1228. #1228
    subventionnersubventionner
    to subsidize; to provide financial support (often by a government or organization)
  1229. #1229
    sucrersucrer
    to sweeten; to add sugar to something
  1230. #1230
    symboliquesymbolique
    representing something else; not literal
  1231. #1231
    tabactabac
    tobacco; tobacco products (e.g., loose tobacco, cigarettes)
  1232. #1232
    tailleurtailleur
    a person who makes or alters clothes (a tailor)
  1233. #1233
    tambourtambour
    a drum (musical instrument)
  1234. #1234
    tardertarder
    to be slow to do something; to delay
  1235. #1235
    technicientechnicien
    a technician; a person who repairs or maintains technical equipment
  1236. #1236
    technologiquetechnologique
    relating to technology; technological
  1237. #1237
    tempêtetempête
    a storm (strong, often violent weather with wind and rain)
  1238. #1238
    terriblementterriblement
    very; extremely (intensifier)
  1239. #1239
    tigretigre
    a large wild cat (tiger)
  1240. #1240
    toiletoile
    cloth; fabric
  1241. #1241
    tombéetombée
    fallen (feminine singular past participle of 'tomber', used as an adjective or in compound tenses)
  1242. #1242
    tournéetournée
    a round of drinks bought for a group
  1243. #1243
    tragédietragédie
    a serious dramatic play (tragic drama)
  1244. #1244
    tremblanttremblant
    trembling; shaking
  1245. #1245
    tritri
    the act or process of sorting or separating items (e.g., waste, mail, data)
  1246. #1246
    trésortrésor
    a collection of valuable items or something very valuable or precious
  1247. #1247
    tuyautuyau
    a pipe or tube used to carry water, gas, etc.
  1248. #1248
    universeluniversel
    applicable to or shared by everyone or everything; general
  1249. #1249
    urbainurbain
    relating to a city or town; urban
  1250. #1250
    variablevariable
    changeable; not constant
  1251. #1251
    variévarié
    having variety; diverse
  1252. #1252
    vasevase
    a container used to hold flowers or for decoration
  1253. #1253
    veilleveille
    the day before; the eve (the day immediately preceding an event)
  1254. #1254
    victimevictime
    a person harmed, injured, or negatively affected by a crime, accident, or situation
  1255. #1255
    villavilla
    a detached or upscale house, often used as a holiday home or suburban residence
  1256. #1256
    violemmentviolemment
    violently; with great force
  1257. #1257
    vitrevitre
    a pane of glass; the glass part of a window, door, or vehicle
  1258. #1258
    véritablementvéritablement
    truly; really; genuinely (used to emphasize truth or intensity)
  1259. #1259
    éblouiréblouir
    to dazzle or temporarily blind with bright light
  1260. #1260
    écartécart
    a gap, difference, or margin between things
  1261. #1261
    écologieécologie
    the scientific study of relationships between organisms and their environment
  1262. #1262
    éloigneréloigner
    to move someone or something farther away; to distance
  1263. #1263
    émerveillerémerveiller
    to amaze; to fill with wonder
  1264. #1264
    éveilleréveiller
    to wake (someone) up; to awaken or rouse (literally or figuratively)
  1265. #1265
    adieuadieu
    farewell; goodbye (often final or formal)
  1266. #1266
    animateuranimateur
    a host or presenter of a TV or radio show
  1267. #1267
    annuelannuel
    annual; happening every year
  1268. #1268
    anticiperanticiper
    to expect or foresee something before it happens
  1269. #1269
    autoauto
    car; automobile
  1270. #1270
    automobileautomobile
    car; automobile
  1271. #1271
    aveugleaveugle
    blind; unable to see
  1272. #1272
    bahbah
    informal interjection used to express doubt, indifference, dismissal, or mild surprise
  1273. #1273
    banalbanal
    ordinary; unoriginal; boring
  1274. #1274
    bilanbilan
    an assessment or summary of results (e.g., taking stock after an event)
  1275. #1275
    britanniquebritannique
    of or relating to Britain/the United Kingdom; British
  1276. #1276
    centainecentaine
    a group or number of about one hundred; approximately a hundred
  1277. #1277
    chassechasse
    hunt; the activity of pursuing and catching animals or searching for something (literal or figurative)
  1278. #1278
    chasseurchasseur
    a person who hunts animals
  1279. #1279
    chausserchausser
    to put shoes on someone or put on footwear oneself
  1280. #1280
    choquantchoquant
    shocking; causing strong surprise or offense
  1281. #1281
    clôtureclôture
    a fence or barrier around a property
  1282. #1282
    coachcoach
    a trainer or mentor who instructs, advises, or prepares people or teams
  1283. #1283
    communecommune
    a municipality; the smallest local administrative unit (town or village)
  1284. #1284
    comparaisoncomparaison
    the act of comparing two or more things
  1285. #1285
    concentrerconcentrer
    to concentrate; to focus attention or gather things together
  1286. #1286
    conservateurconservateur
    conservative; preferring traditional ideas or cautious about change
  1287. #1287
    convivialitéconvivialité
    a friendly, sociable atmosphere among people
  1288. #1288
    coupablecoupable
    guilty; responsible for a fault, crime, or wrongdoing
  1289. #1289
    curieusementcurieusement
    in a way that shows curiosity; with interest
  1290. #1290
    curiositécuriosité
    a desire to know or learn; inquisitiveness
  1291. #1291
    demeurerdemeurer
    to remain; to stay
  1292. #1292
    disparitiondisparition
    disappearance; the act of someone or something no longer being visible or present
  1293. #1293
    dispositiondisposition
    an arrangement or layout (how things are placed)
  1294. #1294
    domiciledomicile
    the place where someone lives; home
  1295. #1295
    désespoirdésespoir
    a deep feeling of hopelessness; despair
  1296. #1296
    déshabillerdéshabiller
    to undress; to take off clothing (someone or oneself)
  1297. #1297
    entourageentourage
    the people around someone (friends, family, close associates)
  1298. #1298
    espèceespèce
    a species; a type or kind
  1299. #1299
    fatalfatal
    causing death; lethal
  1300. #1300
    figurefigure
    a person's face
  1301. #1301
    filtrefiltre
    a device or material that removes unwanted particles or selectively lets some things through (physical or digital)
  1302. #1302
    foudrefoudre
    a flash or bolt of lightning
  1303. #1303
    francfranc
    frank; honest; direct
  1304. #1304
    frontfront
    forehead (the part of the face above the eyes)
  1305. #1305
    fumeurfumeur
    a person who smokes (tobacco or other substances)
  1306. #1306
    géantgéant
    very large; huge
  1307. #1307
    habituerhabituer
    to accustom; to make (someone) or oneself used to something
  1308. #1308
    humanitairehumanitaire
    relating to actions or efforts that help people in need
  1309. #1309
    incendierincendier
    to set on fire; to burn (often intentionally)
  1310. #1310
    indignerindigner
    to outrage; to cause someone to feel morally offended or angry
  1311. #1311
    intactintact
    not damaged or changed; in its original condition
  1312. #1312
    interpellerinterpeller
    to call out to or address someone (to get their attention or ask a question)
  1313. #1313
    intervenirintervenir
    to intervene; to step in and take action
  1314. #1314
    invisibleinvisible
    not visible; cannot be seen
  1315. #1315
    ironiqueironique
    ironic; expressing irony or sarcasm
  1316. #1316
    jalousiejalousie
    jealousy; envy (feeling toward someone)
  1317. #1317
    jetjet
    a stream or spray of liquid or gas (a jet of water or air)
  1318. #1318
    langagelangage
    a system of communication used by a community (a language)
  1319. #1319
    luttelutte
    a struggle or fight (physical or figurative)
  1320. #1320
    magicienmagicien
    magician; a person who performs magic tricks
  1321. #1321
    maillotmaillot
    sports jersey; team shirt
  1322. #1322
    marchandisemarchandise
    goods; items for sale or transport
  1323. #1323
    maîtrisemaîtrise
    mastery; skill or control over something
  1324. #1324
    mensuelmensuel
    monthly (occurring every month or relating to a month)
  1325. #1325
    mobilisermobiliser
    to mobilize; to gather, organize, or call up people or resources for a purpose
  1326. #1326
    mobylettemobylette
    a small motorized bicycle; a moped
  1327. #1327
    municipalmunicipal
    relating to a city or town, especially its local government
  1328. #1328
    médaillemédaille
    a medal; a metal award or decoration given for achievement or honor
  1329. #1329
    mêlermêler
    to mix or blend (ingredients, materials, colors)
  1330. #1330
    opposeropposer
    to oppose; to be against something or someone
  1331. #1331
    osos
    bone (a bone in the body or a bone used as food)
  1332. #1332
    partielpartiel
    not complete; concerning only a part of something
  1333. #1333
    picpic
    a sharp point or spike; a pointed tool or tip
  1334. #1334
    pique-niquerpique-niquer
    to have a picnic; to eat outdoors
  1335. #1335
    placardplacard
    a cupboard or closet for storing clothes or household items
  1336. #1336
    poitrinepoitrine
    the upper front part of the body (chest, thorax)
  1337. #1337
    pressantpressant
    urgent; requiring immediate attention
  1338. #1338
    producteurproducteur
    a person or company that produces goods, agricultural products, or media (e.g., films, music) for sale or distribution.
  1339. #1339
    provenirprovenir
    to come from; to originate from
  1340. #1340
    punitionpunition
    a punishment or penalty given for bad behavior
  1341. #1341
    qualifierqualifier
    to describe or call someone/something a certain way
  1342. #1342
    rebellerebelle
    rebellious; refusing to follow rules or authority
  1343. #1343
    refermerrefermer
    to close again; to shut something that was open
  1344. #1344
    refugerefuge
    a place that provides protection or shelter (a refuge, shelter, or mountain hut)
  1345. #1345
    reprochereproche
    a criticism or expression of blame
  1346. #1346
    respirationrespiration
    breathing; the act of inhaling and exhaling
  1347. #1347
    rubanruban
    a ribbon; a narrow strip of fabric used for tying or decoration.
  1348. #1348
    récitrécit
    a story or account of events
  1349. #1349
    réclamerréclamer
    to demand or claim something (ask for what is owed or expected)
  1350. #1350
    semblablesemblable
    similar; resembling
  1351. #1351
    solitairesolitaire
    alone; solitary (prefers or is in solitude)
  1352. #1352
    sortantsortant
    going out; leaving (in the process of exiting)
  1353. #1353
    standardstandard
    a norm or accepted level; a common model or specification
  1354. #1354
    synthétiquesynthétique
    made artificially; not natural
  1355. #1355
    tierstiers
    one third (1/3)
  1356. #1356
    tristementtristement
    sadly; in a sad way
  1357. #1357
    troupetroupe
    a group of performers (actors, dancers, etc.)
  1358. #1358
    témoignagetémoignage
    a testimony or an account given by someone about an event or personal experience
  1359. #1359
    uniformeuniforme
    the same throughout; not varying; consistent
  1360. #1360
    usageusage
    use; the act or manner of using something
  1361. #1361
    échapperéchapper
    to escape; to get away (often used pronominally: s'échapper)
  1362. #1362
    éditeuréditeur
    a publisher (person or company that publishes books, magazines, software)
  1363. #1363
    électeurélecteur
    a person who votes; a voter
  1364. #1364
    adepteadepte
    a follower, supporter, or enthusiast of a practice, idea, or group
  1365. #1365
    baiserbaiser
    to have sexual intercourse with (vulgar)
  1366. #1366
    bijoubijou
    a piece of jewelry; a jewel
  1367. #1367
    catholiquecatholique
    relating to the Roman Catholic Church or its beliefs
  1368. #1368
    consisterconsister
    to be made up of; to consist of
  1369. #1369
    dépensedépense
    an expense; money spent
  1370. #1370
    enfuirenfuir
    to run away; to flee
  1371. #1371
    explorationexploration
    the act of exploring; an investigation or survey
  1372. #1372
    financerfinancer
    to finance; to provide money for something
  1373. #1373
    glacerglacer
    to make very cold; to freeze
  1374. #1374
    high-techhigh-tech
    relating to or using very modern, advanced technology
  1375. #1375
    insoliteinsolite
    unusual; out of the ordinary
  1376. #1376
    marchandmarchand
    merchant; shopkeeper; seller
  1377. #1377
    princesseprincesse
    a female royal member; a princess
  1378. #1378
    psychologiquepsychologique
    relating to the mind, mental processes, or emotions
  1379. #1379
    sexuelsexuel
    relating to sex or sexual activity
  1380. #1380
    tandistandis
    while; whereas (used to contrast two actions or states; commonly appears as "tandis que")
  1381. #1381
    téléphoniquetéléphonique
    relating to the telephone or done by phone
  1382. #1382
    émouvoirémouvoir
    to move emotionally; to touch
  1383. #1383
    évanouirévanouir
    to faint; to lose consciousness
  1384. #1384
    acieracier
    steel (the metal)
  1385. #1385
    poèmepoème
    a short piece of writing that expresses ideas or feelings in a structured, often rhythmic form
  1386. #1386
    tournoitournoi
    a tournament; a competition with several matches or rounds
  1387. #1387
    abbayeabbaye
    a monastery or church complex where monks or nuns live and worship
  1388. #1388
    agréeragréer
    to approve or formally accept
  1389. #1389
    amandeamande
    almond (the nut)
  1390. #1390
    armerarmer
    to equip with weapons; to supply arms
  1391. #1391
    armurearmure
    armor; a protective covering or suit of armor
  1392. #1392
    arrestationarrestation
    an arrest; the act of detaining someone (by police)
  1393. #1393
    arènearène
    an arena; a circular stadium or venue for sports, shows, or events
  1394. #1394
    aventurieraventurier
    a person who seeks adventure or takes risks
  1395. #1395
    balletballet
    a dance performance in the classical ballet style
  1396. #1396
    barquebarque
    a small boat, typically rowed or used on calm water
  1397. #1397
    barreaubarreau
    the bar; the legal profession or association of lawyers
  1398. #1398
    bronzebronze
    a metal alloy of copper and tin; bronze (the material or objects made from it)
  1399. #1399
    cailloucaillou
    small stone; pebble
  1400. #1400
    celtiqueceltique
    relating to the Celts, their languages, culture, or art
  1401. #1401
    chandelierchandelier
    a candlestick or decorative light fixture (holds candles or electric lights)
  1402. #1402
    charboncharbon
    coal (mineral fuel used for power or heating)
  1403. #1403
    chérirchérir
    to cherish; to hold someone or something dear
  1404. #1404
    cinquantainecinquantaine
    about fifty (an approximate number of items or people)
  1405. #1405
    cinéastecinéaste
    a filmmaker; a person who makes or directs films
  1406. #1406
    cirquecirque
    a circus (a traveling show with performers and sometimes animals)
  1407. #1407
    cochercocher
    to mark with a check mark; to check off
  1408. #1408
    coffretcoffret
    a small decorative box or case
  1409. #1409
    coudrecoudre
    to sew (join fabric with needle and thread)
  1410. #1410
    courageusementcourageusement
    bravely; in a courageous way
  1411. #1411
    dentelledentelle
    lace (delicate openwork fabric used for clothing or decoration)
  1412. #1412
    destinerdestiner
    to intend or designate something for someone or for a purpose
  1413. #1413
    dissiperdissiper
    to disperse or make something disappear (fog, a crowd, doubts)
  1414. #1414
    doctoratdoctorat
    a doctoral degree (PhD)
  1415. #1415
    dominantdominant
    having power, control, or greater influence; predominant
  1416. #1416
    dragondragon
    a mythical reptile-like creature, often depicted as large and sometimes breathing fire
  1417. #1417
    durcirdurcir
    to harden; to become or make harder
  1418. #1418
    déprimerdéprimer
    to feel depressed; to be in low spirits
  1419. #1419
    désarmerdésarmer
    to disarm; to remove weapons or neutralize an explosive/device
  1420. #1420
    empoisonnerempoisonner
    to poison (cause illness or death by giving poison)
  1421. #1421
    enrichirenrichir
    to make richer; to increase wealth, value, or quality
  1422. #1422
    excèsexcès
    an amount or behaviour that is more than necessary or allowed; overindulgence or surplus
  1423. #1423
    extraireextraire
    to extract; to take out (remove something from something else)
  1424. #1424
    fantaisiefantaisie
    imaginative fantasy; a fanciful idea or fictional imagination
  1425. #1425
    feuillagefeuillage
    the leaves of a plant or tree considered as a group; foliage
  1426. #1426
    floreflore
    the plants of a particular region or environment (collectively)
  1427. #1427
    fusilfusil
    a gun or rifle (a firearm)
  1428. #1428
    féconditéfécondité
    fertility; the ability to conceive or produce offspring
  1429. #1429
    féefée
    a fairy
  1430. #1430
    greniergrenier
    attic; storage space under the roof
  1431. #1431
    gîtegîte
    a holiday cottage or self-catering vacation rental (rural lodging)
  1432. #1432
    hachehache
    a tool with a heavy bladed head used for chopping wood
  1433. #1433
    hisserhisser
    to hoist or raise something (often using a rope)
  1434. #1434
    immigrerimmigrer
    to move to another country to live there permanently
  1435. #1435
    immobileimmobile
    motionless; still
  1436. #1436
    interviewinterview
    an interview; a formal conversation where someone is asked questions (e.g., for a job or the media)
  1437. #1437
    joyeusementjoyeusement
    in a joyful or happy way
  1438. #1438
    juryjury
    a group of people who evaluate and decide (e.g., in a trial, competition, or panel)
  1439. #1439
    lotoloto
    a national lottery game or lotto draw
  1440. #1440
    miraclemiracle
    an extraordinary, usually unexplained event often seen as supernatural or very fortunate
  1441. #1441
    misèremisère
    poverty; lack of money and basic needs
  1442. #1442
    médiathèquemédiathèque
    a media library; a public library that lends books and audiovisual/digital materials
  1443. #1443
    métalliquemétallique
    made of metal or having the qualities/appearance/sound of metal
  1444. #1444
    nunu
    naked; bare (not covered)
  1445. #1445
    oursours
    bear (the animal)
  1446. #1446
    paillepaille
    straw (dried stalks of cereal plants) or a drinking straw
  1447. #1447
    paquebotpaquebot
    a large passenger ship; ocean liner
  1448. #1448
    parierparier
    to bet; to wager (place money or something at stake)
  1449. #1449
    paternitépaternité
    the state or role of being a father
  1450. #1450
    philosophiephilosophie
    philosophy; the study of fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, and values
  1451. #1451
    photographiephotographie
    a photograph; a photo
  1452. #1452
    plaineplaine
    a flat area of land; a plain
  1453. #1453
    plipli
    a fold or crease in material (paper, fabric, skin)
  1454. #1454
    poingpoing
    fist
  1455. #1455
    poppop
    pop music (the pop genre)
  1456. #1456
    prairieprairie
    a natural area of grassland; a meadow
  1457. #1457
    prêtreprêtre
    a priest; a member of the Christian clergy who leads services and performs religious rites
  1458. #1458
    périplepériple
    a long journey or trip, often with many stages or detours
  1459. #1459
    recueilrecueil
    a collection or anthology of texts, poems, stories, or documents compiled into one volume
  1460. #1460
    renardrenard
    a fox (the animal)
  1461. #1461
    ressortressort
    a metal spring (mechanical part)
  1462. #1462
    rocheroche
    a rock; a large stone
  1463. #1463
    ruisseauruisseau
    a small stream; brook; creek
  1464. #1464
    républicainrépublicain
    relating to a republic or to republican political ideas
  1465. #1465
    satisfactionsatisfaction
    a feeling of contentment or pleasure when a need or desire is fulfilled
  1466. #1466
    science-fictionscience-fiction
    the genre of fiction dealing with imagined future science, technology, space, or time travel
  1467. #1467
    solosolo
    a solo; a part or performance by a single performer
  1468. #1468
    spatialspatial
    relating to space or the arrangement/position of things
  1469. #1469
    squaresquare
    a small public square or pocket park in a neighborhood
  1470. #1470
    standstand
    a booth or stall at a fair, market, or exhibition
  1471. #1471
    stupéfactionstupéfaction
    a strong feeling of astonishment or shock
  1472. #1472
    suppliersupplier
    to beg or implore someone urgently
  1473. #1473
    surgelersurgeler
    to deep-freeze food quickly to preserve it
  1474. #1474
    taureautaureau
    a bull (adult male cattle)
  1475. #1475
    tendrementtendrement
    in a gentle or affectionate way
  1476. #1476
    tonneautonneau
    a barrel or cask used to store liquids (e.g., wine, beer)
  1477. #1477
    veauveau
    a young cow; calf (young bovine)
  1478. #1478
    vingtainevingtaine
    a group of about twenty; approximately twenty
  1479. #1479
    vocationvocation
    a strong calling or inclination toward a particular profession or way of life; a job felt as a calling
  1480. #1480
    volcanvolcan
    a volcano (a mountain that can erupt lava, ash, or gas)
  1481. #1481
    âmeâme
    soul; the immaterial or spiritual part of a person
  1482. #1482
    écureuilécureuil
    a small tree-dwelling rodent with a bushy tail (squirrel)
  1483. #1483
    élanélan
    momentum; a surge of energy or enthusiasm
  1484. #1484
    éléganceélégance
    graceful style or refinement in appearance, manner, or design
  1485. #1485
    épingleépingle
    a small pin or fastener used to hold fabric or small objects together (sewing pin, safety pin, lapel pin)
  1486. #1486
    équipageéquipage
    the crew or team operating a vehicle (ship, plane) or performing a mission
  1487. #1487
    équiperéquiper
    to equip; to provide with equipment or gear
  1488. #1488
    éternitééternité
    eternity; infinite or unending time
  1489. #1489
    abbéabbé
    a Catholic priest; an abbot or clergyman, often used as a title
  1490. #1490
    aboyeraboyer
    to bark (of a dog); used figuratively for shouting loudly or harshly
  1491. #1491
    agitationagitation
    nervous restlessness or emotional unease (anxiety, fidgeting)
  1492. #1492
    assassinassassin
    murderer; killer
  1493. #1493
    auditeurauditeur
    a person who listens
  1494. #1494
    automobilisteautomobiliste
    a person who drives a car; motorist
  1495. #1495
    aéreraérer
    to air out or ventilate (a room, clothes, etc.)
  1496. #1496
    bergerberger
    a shepherd; a person who tends sheep
  1497. #1497
    cirercirer
    to polish or wax (e.g., shoes, floors)
  1498. #1498
    citadincitadin
    a person who lives in a city; a city dweller
  1499. #1499
    colonelcolonel
    a senior military officer rank (colonel)
  1500. #1500
    combattantcombattant
    a person who fights; a fighter or combatant (soldier or participant in combat)
  1501. #1501
    comportercomporter
    to include, involve, or contain
  1502. #1502
    couturiercouturier
    a tailor; someone who makes or repairs clothes
  1503. #1503
    créateurcréateur
    a person who creates something; a creator
  1504. #1504
    demoiselledemoiselle
    young woman; young lady
  1505. #1505
    décernerdécerner
    to award or give (a prize, honor, title) to someone
  1506. #1506
    déchargedécharge
    a place where garbage is dumped; a landfill/dump
  1507. #1507
    détectivedétective
    a person who investigates crimes or private matters (a detective)
  1508. #1508
    fermentferment
    a microorganism or culture used to cause fermentation (in food or drink)
  1509. #1509
    fosséfossé
    a ditch or trench (a narrow excavation in the ground)
  1510. #1510
    fréquentationfréquentation
    attendance; the number of visitors to a place
  1511. #1511
    habitationhabitation
    a dwelling or place where people live; housing
  1512. #1512
    implanterimplanter
    to establish or set up something (a company, office, facility) in a place
  1513. #1513
    initiationinitiation
    an introductory lesson or short course to learn the basics of something
  1514. #1514
    lamelame
    the cutting part of a tool or weapon (knife, sword, razor)
  1515. #1515
    lyonnaislyonnais
    from Lyon; relating to the city of Lyon
  1516. #1516
    légionlégion
    a large military unit or organized force
  1517. #1517
    marinmarin
    a sailor; someone who works on a ship
  1518. #1518
    massemasse
    a mass or large lump; a large amount (including physical mass)
  1519. #1519
    mourantmourant
    dying; in the process of dying
  1520. #1520
    musclermuscler
    to build or develop muscle; to get more muscular
  1521. #1521
    natalnatal
    relating to birth; native (from the place or time of one's birth)
  1522. #1522
    officierofficier
    to officiate; to perform official duties or preside at a formal ceremony
  1523. #1523
    olympiqueolympique
    relating to the Olympic Games or the Olympics
  1524. #1524
    pairpair
    even (number divisible by two)
  1525. #1525
    palmepalme
    a palm leaf (the large leaf of a palm tree)
  1526. #1526
    pattepatte
    an animal's paw or leg; also a small leg or support on furniture
  1527. #1527
    plongeurplongeur
    a person who dives underwater (scuba/snorkel)
  1528. #1528
    protestantprotestant
    a Protestant (a person who follows Protestant Christianity)
  1529. #1529
    précipiterprécipiter
    to cause or hasten an event
  1530. #1530
    préfecturepréfecture
    the prefecture; the local administrative office/building of the departmental prefect (where administrative services are handled)
  1531. #1531
    préhistoriquepréhistorique
    relating to the time before written history; very ancient
  1532. #1532
    puretépureté
    the quality or state of being pure; freedom from contamination or moral impurity
  1533. #1533
    redescendreredescendre
    to go down again; to descend again (someone coming/go back down)
  1534. #1534
    replierreplier
    to fold (something like paper, clothes)
  1535. #1535
    revivrerevivre
    to live again; come back to life
  1536. #1536
    robotiquerobotique
    relating to robots or robotics; robot-like
  1537. #1537
    rocherrocher
    a large rock, boulder, or rocky outcrop
  1538. #1538
    routierroutier
    relating to roads or road transport
  1539. #1539
    rédactionrédaction
    a written composition or essay
  1540. #1540
    résidurésidu
    a remaining part; what is left after a process (physical, chemical, or other)
  1541. #1541
    révélationrévélation
    a disclosure or unveiling of previously unknown information
  1542. #1542
    rêverierêverie
    a daydream; pleasant, absent-minded musing
  1543. #1543
    sculpteursculpteur
    a sculptor; a person who creates sculptures
  1544. #1544
    smokingsmoking
    a tuxedo; dinner jacket
  1545. #1545
    songesonge
    a dream (something experienced while sleeping) or a daydream/thought
  1546. #1546
    sousou
    a small coin or a very small amount of money (informal)
  1547. #1547
    soupersouper
    to have supper; to eat the evening meal (often late)
  1548. #1548
    sursautersursauter
    to startle; to jump because of surprise
  1549. #1549
    tambourintambourin
    a small drum or tambourine (handheld percussion instrument)
  1550. #1550
    templetemple
    a building used for religious worship (a temple; also a Protestant church)
  1551. #1551
    tourmentertourmenter
    to torment; to cause someone persistent mental or emotional suffering
  1552. #1552
    traverstravers
    a quirk, fault, or bad habit
  1553. #1553
    tubetube
    a hollow cylinder or pipe used to hold or transport liquids, gases, or objects
  1554. #1554
    téléspectateurtéléspectateur
    a person who watches television
  1555. #1555
    vengervenger
    to take revenge; to avenge
  1556. #1556
    verbalverbal
    spoken; oral (not written)
  1557. #1557
    énigmatiqueénigmatique
    mysterious; difficult to understand
  1558. #1558
    éterneléternel
    lasting forever; without end
  1559. #1559
    adoptifadoptif
    adoptive; relating to adoption
  1560. #1560
    empareremparer
    to seize or take possession of (often used reflexively: s'emparer de)
  1561. #1561
    espéranceespérance
    hope; expectation that something good will happen
  1562. #1562
    mesdemoisellesmesdemoiselles
    my young ladies; ladies (addressing multiple young women)
  1563. #1563
    publicitairepublicitaire
    relating to advertising or used in ads
  1564. #1564
    pêcherpêcher
    to fish; to catch fish
  1565. #1565
    tombetombe
    a grave or tomb
  1566. #1566
    vainqueurvainqueur
    winner; victor
  1567. #1567
    basquebasque
    from the Basque Country; relating to the Basque people or their culture.
  1568. #1568
    bourgadebourgade
    a small village or hamlet, often implying an insignificant or sleepy town
  1569. #1569
    communioncommunion
    the Christian sacrament of receiving the Eucharist
  1570. #1570
    corridacorrida
    a bullfight (the spectacle of bullfighting)
  1571. #1571
    curécuré
    a parish priest (Catholic)
  1572. #1572
    déessedéesse
    a female god; goddess
  1573. #1573
    exilexil
    exile; the state or period of being forced or choosing to live away from one's country or home
  1574. #1574
    faunefaune
    the animals or wildlife living in a particular region or habitat
  1575. #1575
    gallo-romaingallo-romain
    relating to the Gallo‑Roman period, culture, people, or artifacts (ancient Gaul under Roman rule)
  1576. #1576
    golfgolf
    the sport of golf; (also) a golf course
  1577. #1577
    guillotineguillotine
    a machine historically used for execution by beheading
  1578. #1578
    haltehalte
    a short stop or break during a journey; a stopover
  1579. #1579
    lilaslilas
    lilac (the shrub or its fragrant flowers)
  1580. #1580
    millénairemillénaire
    a period of one thousand years (a millennium)
  1581. #1581
    monastèremonastère
    a monastery; a building or complex where monks or nuns live and practice religious life.
  1582. #1582
    pelotepelote
    a ball of yarn or wool
  1583. #1583
    porcelaineporcelaine
    porcelain (a hard, white ceramic material used for dishes and decorative objects)
  1584. #1584
    reggaereggae
    a style of popular music that originated in Jamaica
  1585. #1585
    reliquerelique
    a relic; an object from the past, often of religious or historical significance
  1586. #1586
    sabotsabot
    a wooden shoe; clog
  1587. #1587
    seigneurseigneur
    a lord; a feudal noble or landowner
  1588. #1588
    édifierédifier
    to build or erect (a structure)
  1589. #1589
    évêqueévêque
    a bishop (a high-ranking Christian cleric)
  1590. #1590
    brigadierbrigadier
    a non-commissioned officer rank (in the police, gendarmerie, or military)
  1591. #1591
    bûcheronbûcheron
    a woodcutter; a lumberjack
  1592. #1592
    casernecaserne
    barracks (building where soldiers are housed and work)
  1593. #1593
    contentercontenter
    to satisfy; to please (someone)
  1594. #1594
    dominicaldominical
    relating to Sunday (occurring on or connected with Sunday)
  1595. #1595
    douerdouer
    to endow or give someone/something a natural ability, quality, or attribute
  1596. #1596
    exilerexiler
    to exile; to banish someone from their country or home
  1597. #1597
    guerrierguerrier
    a warrior; a fighter
  1598. #1598
    indemneindemne
    unharmed, not injured or affected by harm
  1599. #1599
    retraiterretraiter
    to treat or process again; to rework
  1600. #1600
    romancierromancier
    novelist; a person who writes novels
  1601. #1601
    réjouirréjouir
    to delight; to make someone happy
  1602. #1602
    servanteservante
    female servant; maid
  1603. #1603
    vieillardvieillard
    an old man (often slightly pejorative)
  1604. #1604
    vignevigne
    grapevine; the plant that produces grapes (can also mean a vineyard)
  1605. #1605
    écoulerécouler
    to sell (especially to sell off stock)
  1606. #1606
    bruirebruire
    to make a soft, continuous sound; to rustle or murmur
  1607. #1607
    exotismeexotisme
    the quality or appeal of being exotic; fascination with foreign or unfamiliar cultures or elements
  1608. #1608
    fûtfût
    a barrel or cask; also the trunk/shaft of something (e.g., tree trunk, gun barrel)
  1609. #1609
    serviteurserviteur
    a servant; a person who performs domestic or personal services for others
  1610. #1610
    gauloisgaulois
    a Gaul; a member of the ancient Celtic people of Gaul (ancient France)
  1611. #1611
    ménestrelménestrel
    a minstrel; a medieval or traveling musician/poet
  1612. #1612
    ogreogre
    a mythical, man-eating giant or monstrous creature in fairy tales
  1613. #1613
    piroguepirogue
    a small canoe or dugout boat used on rivers or coasts
  1614. #1614
    carrossecarrosse
    a horse-drawn carriage or coach
  1615. #1615
    castagnettescastagnettes
    castanets (handheld percussion instruments clicked together)
  1616. #1616
    celtecelte
    a Celt — a person of Celtic origin or from the ancient Celtic peoples
  1617. #1617
    dramaturgedramaturge
    a playwright; a person who writes plays for the theatre
  1618. #1618
    ducduc
    a duke; a male noble holding the rank of duke
  1619. #1619
    siresire
    A formal or historic title or form of address for a king; the king himself
  1620. #1620
    tilleultilleul
    linden tree; lime tree
  1621. #1621
    méchermécher
    to give highlights or streaks to someone's hair (hairdressing)
  1622. #1622
    bohémienbohémien
    a bohemian; a person who lives an unconventional, artistic lifestyle
  1623. #1623
    sénéchalsénéchal
    a historical/medieval official who managed a noble or royal household and often oversaw administration and justice