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The 2000 most common Nouns in 🇫🇷 French

avoir

(noun)

asset, possession

pas

(noun)

step, pace, footstep

une

(noun)

front page

devoir

(noun)

duty

chose

(noun)

thing

par

(noun)

par

son

(noun)

sound

homme

(noun)

man

jour

(noun)

day

femme

(noun)

woman

temps

(noun)

time

vie

(noun)

life, the state of organisms prior to death

merci

(noun)

mercy

dieu

(noun)

a god, male divinity

fois

(noun)

time

père

(noun)

father

fille

(noun)

girl

monde

(noun)

world

besoin

(noun)

need

accord

(noun)

chord

ami

(noun)

friend

monsieur

(noun)

mister, sir

enfant

(noun)

child

heure

(noun)

hour, time

mère

(noun)

mother

maison

(noun)

house

gens

(noun)

set of people

nuit

(noun)

night

personne

(noun)

person

soir

(noun)

evening

nom

(noun)

a name, especially a last name or family name

bonjour

(noun)

greetings, hello

peur

(noun)

fear

maman

(noun)

mummy, mommy, mom, mum

problème

(noun)

problem

argent

(noun)

silver

main

(noun)

hand

air

(noun)

air

fils

(noun)

son

tête

(noun)

head

coup

(noun)

blow, hit, strike

raison

(noun)

reason

amour

(noun)

love

mal

(noun)

trouble, difficulty

devenir

(noun)

future

moment

(noun)

moment

voiture

(noun)

car

fait

(noun)

fact

question

(noun)

question

affaire

(noun)

business, matter, affair

frère

(noun)

brother

travail

(noun)

work, labor

idée

(noun)

idea

famille

(noun)

family

truc

(noun)

procedure, technique

chance

(noun)

chance

histoire

(noun)

story

minute

(noun)

minute

type

(noun)

type, sort, kind

porte

(noun)

door

mec

(noun)

guy, fellow, bloke, chap, dude, boyfriend

année

(noun)

year

mois

(noun)

month

putain

(noun)

whore, hooker

part

(noun)

share

eau

(noun)

water, a liquid that is transparent, colorless, odorless, and tasteless in its pure form, the primary constituent of lakes, rivers, seas, and oceans

sang

(noun)

blood

place

(noun)

place, square, plaza, piazza

ville

(noun)

town, city

terre

(noun)

earth, soil

semaine

(noun)

week

gars

(noun)

lad, guy

chambre

(noun)

a chamber in its various senses, including:

côté

(noun)

side

cas

(noun)

case, situation

mot

(noun)

word

salut

(noun)

wave

police

(noun)

police

suite

(noun)

result

matin

(noun)

morning

toucher

(noun)

the act of touching

mari

(noun)

husband

papa

(noun)

papa, a child's father, also as form of address: dad, daddy

train

(noun)

train

film

(noun)

movie, film

garçon

(noun)

boy

corps

(noun)

body

feu

(noun)

fire

docteur

(noun)

a doctor

façon

(noun)

way, manner, fashion

point

(noun)

point

chien

(noun)

dog

guerre

(noun)

war

genre

(noun)

kind

merde

(noun)

turd, piece of feces, shit

arme

(noun)

a weapon, arms

cause

(noun)

cause

endroit

(noun)

place, spot

ordre

(noun)

order

reste

(noun)

rest, remainder

pied

(noun)

foot

envie

(noun)

desire, lust, urge

fin

(noun)

end, close, finish

pardon

(noun)

pardon, forgiveness

photo

(noun)

photo

devant

(noun)

front

droit

(noun)

right

école

(noun)

school

chef

(noun)

head

boulot

(noun)

work

pays

(noun)

land, country, region, nation

peine

(noun)

punishment

livre

(noun)

book

tour

(noun)

tower

vérité

(noun)

truth

bébé

(noun)

baby

partie

(noun)

part

jeu

(noun)

game

parent

(noun)

relative, relation, family member

service

(noun)

service

plaisir

(noun)

pleasure

lit

(noun)

bed

lieu

(noun)

place

roi

(noun)

king

verre

(noun)

glass

aide

(noun)

help, support

journée

(noun)

day

numéro

(noun)

number

musique

(noun)

music

faute

(noun)

error, mistake

mariage

(noun)

marriage

bureau

(noun)

desk

route

(noun)

road

café

(noun)

coffee

confiance

(noun)

confidence

compte

(noun)

account

téléphone

(noun)

telephone

attention

(noun)

attention

rêve

(noun)

dream

copain

(noun)

friend, chum, mate , pal, buddy

rue

(noun)

street, road

lettre

(noun)

letter

fête

(noun)

winter holidays

esprit

(noun)

immaterial or incorporeal substance

seigneur

(noun)

lord

flic

(noun)

copper, pig, rozzer,

capitaine

(noun)

captain, leader

âge

(noun)

age

force

(noun)

force

pièce

(noun)

room

cul

(noun)

butt, bum, ass, arse

bras

(noun)

arm

plan

(noun)

map

prison

(noun)

prison

état

(noun)

state, condition

carte

(noun)

card

paix

(noun)

peace

président

(noun)

president

cours

(noun)

stream of water, river

ciel

(noun)

sky

âme

(noun)

soul

patron

(noun)

boss, employer

visage

(noun)

face

médecin

(noun)

physician, doctor

rapport

(noun)

ratio

avis

(noun)

opinion

retour

(noun)

return

lumière

(noun)

light

dollar

(noun)

dollar

hôpital

(noun)

hospital

voix

(noun)

voice

honneur

(noun)

honor

équipe

(noun)

team

cheval

(noun)

horse

maître

(noun)

master

avion

(noun)

aeroplane

bout

(noun)

end, extremity, tip

faim

(noun)

hunger

oncle

(noun)

uncle

prix

(noun)

prize

retard

(noun)

delay

cadeau

(noun)

present, gift

face

(noun)

face

gueule

(noun)

gullet, snout, face

chemin

(noun)

path, way, road

général

(noun)

general

bateau

(noun)

a vessel of any size, a ship or boat

sac

(noun)

bag, sack

erreur

(noun)

error

soleil

(noun)

sun

voyage

(noun)

trip, travel

con

(noun)

cunt, pussy

balle

(noun)

ball

cheveu

(noun)

a headhair

papier

(noun)

paper

table

(noun)

table

clé

(noun)

key

agent

(noun)

agent

sens

(noun)

meaning, sense

message

(noun)

message

salle

(noun)

hall

effet

(noun)

effect

espèce

(noun)

type, sort, kind

passé

(noun)

past tense

bois

(noun)

wood

propos

(noun)

aim, intention

camp

(noun)

camp

sorte

(noun)

sort, kind, type

hôtel

(noun)

mansion, town house, hotel

début

(noun)

start, beginning

jambe

(noun)

leg

choix

(noun)

choice

sécurité

(noun)

security, safety

baiser

(noun)

kiss

avocat

(noun)

lawyer, attorney

client

(noun)

client, retainer, follower

courant

(noun)

current

peuple

(noun)

people

dame

(noun)

lady

loi

(noun)

law

fond

(noun)

back

gosse

(noun)

child, kid

fric

(noun)

dosh, dough, bread

situation

(noun)

situation

accident

(noun)

accident

doute

(noun)

doubt

scène

(noun)

scene, stage

soldat

(noun)

soldier

preuve

(noun)

evidence, proof

humain

(noun)

human

mer

(noun)

sea

silence

(noun)

silence

télé

(noun)

TV, telly

victime

(noun)

victim

pute

(noun)

whore, slut

garde

(noun)

a watch, guard

meurtre

(noun)

murder

groupe

(noun)

group

crime

(noun)

a category of severe infractions within French law, with the strongest of penalties, a felony.

colonel

(noun)

a colonel, highest commissioned officer below generals

parole

(noun)

speech, language

honte

(noun)

shame

soirée

(noun)

evening

armée

(noun)

army

dos

(noun)

back

appel

(noun)

call

visite

(noun)

visit

fleur

(noun)

flower, bloom, blossom, collectively, the reproductive organs and the envelope which surrounds them in angiosperms

coin

(noun)

wedge, cornerpiece

prince

(noun)

prince

bordel

(noun)

brothel

professeur

(noun)

teacher

habitude

(noun)

habit

réponse

(noun)

response, answer, reply

village

(noun)

village

connerie

(noun)

foolish act

forme

(noun)

shape

bruit

(noun)

a noise

diable

(noun)

devil

exemple

(noun)

example

chat

(noun)

cat

gamin

(noun)

street urchin, street kid

rendez-vous

(noun)

date

trou

(noun)

hole

fenêtre

(noun)

window

impression

(noun)

an impression, the overall effect of something

bouche

(noun)

mouth

ligne

(noun)

line

mur

(noun)

wall

enfer

(noun)

Hell

boîte

(noun)

box

santé

(noun)

health

cuisine

(noun)

kitchen

vue

(noun)

sight

peau

(noun)

skin of a person or animal

salaud

(noun)

bastard, wretch

conseil

(noun)

piece of advice

vin

(noun)

wine

doigt

(noun)

finger

grâce

(noun)

grace, charm

mission

(noun)

mission

chanson

(noun)

song

pote

(noun)

mate , buddy

robe

(noun)

dress, frock

billet

(noun)

ticket

moyen

(noun)

way, method, mean of doing something

vaisseau

(noun)

ship, vessel

poste

(noun)

post office

anniversaire

(noun)

birthday

signe

(noun)

sign

vol

(noun)

flight

couleur

(noun)

color, colour

image

(noun)

picture, image

arbre

(noun)

tree

bière

(noun)

beer

poisson

(noun)

fish

intérêt

(noun)

interest

lieutenant

(noun)

lieutenant

danger

(noun)

danger

animal

(noun)

animal

bord

(noun)

a border, edge, limit , boundary

liberté

(noun)

liberty, freedom

règle

(noun)

rule, regulation

banque

(noun)

bank

classe

(noun)

class, type, group

dossier

(noun)

back of furniture, to rest the sitter's back on

bonheur

(noun)

happiness

but

(noun)

aim

bande

(noun)

band, strip

radio

(noun)

radio, tuner

camarade

(noun)

buddy, mate

oiseau

(noun)

bird

vent

(noun)

atmospheric wind

recherche

(noun)

research

système

(noun)

system

ennui

(noun)

boredom, lassitude

tante

(noun)

aunt

héros

(noun)

hero

pitié

(noun)

pity, mercy

appartement

(noun)

apartment, flat

douleur

(noun)

pain

sentiment

(noun)

a sentiment, general thought, sense or feeling

grand-père

(noun)

grandfather

société

(noun)

society

nez

(noun)

nose

joie

(noun)

joy

relation

(noun)

relation

témoin

(noun)

witness

acteur

(noun)

actor

moitié

(noun)

half

bain

(noun)

bath

marché

(noun)

market

dent

(noun)

tooth

mademoiselle

(noun)

Miss

adresse

(noun)

address

cousin

(noun)

cousin

compagnie

(noun)

company

chaussure

(noun)

shoe

oreille

(noun)

ear

grand-mère

(noun)

grandmother

art

(noun)

art

blague

(noun)

pouch, especially for tobacco

avenir

(noun)

future

beauté

(noun)

beauty

laisse

(noun)

leash, lead

course

(noun)

run, running

manière

(noun)

manner, way

expérience

(noun)

experiment, trial, test

soin

(noun)

care

cour

(noun)

courtyard, yard

liste

(noun)

list

courage

(noun)

courage

secours

(noun)

aid, assistance, help

milieu

(noun)

middle, center

contact

(noun)

contact, contact

inspecteur

(noun)

inspector

projet

(noun)

project

rôle

(noun)

role

risque

(noun)

risk

action

(noun)

action, act, deed

ange

(noun)

angel

avance

(noun)

early

langue

(noun)

tongue

thé

(noun)

tea

colère

(noun)

anger, rage

départ

(noun)

departure, start

voleur

(noun)

robber, thief

tort

(noun)

fault

vacance

(noun)

vacancy, free position

machine

(noun)

machine, device

bête

(noun)

beast, animal

pain

(noun)

bread

bar

(noun)

bar

club

(noun)

club

été

(noun)

summer

pierre

(noun)

stone

salope

(noun)

slut

glace

(noun)

ice

décision

(noun)

decision

juge

(noun)

judge

contrôle

(noun)

control

maladie

(noun)

illness, disease

quartier

(noun)

quarter, district , neighbourhood

travers

(noun)

outside

dommage

(noun)

damage

cigarette

(noun)

cigarette

époux

(noun)

spouse

tas

(noun)

heap, pile

fil

(noun)

yarn, thread, wire

combat

(noun)

combat

morceau

(noun)

piece, slice, bit, morsel

église

(noun)

church

demande

(noun)

request

bombe

(noun)

bomb

espoir

(noun)

hope

tueur

(noun)

killer

dimanche

(noun)

Sunday

taxi

(noun)

taxi

cinéma

(noun)

cinema

match

(noun)

match, game

information

(noun)

piece of information, datum

toilette

(noun)

toilet

note

(noun)

note

gouvernement

(noun)

government

monstre

(noun)

monster

montagne

(noun)

mountain

solution

(noun)

solution

opération

(noun)

operation

occasion

(noun)

occasion, opportunity

position

(noun)

position

cerveau

(noun)

brain

excuse

(noun)

excuse

vêtement

(noun)

garment, item of clothing

regard

(noun)

look, glance

planète

(noun)

planet

mensonge

(noun)

a lie or falsehood

lune

(noun)

the Moon

démon

(noun)

demon

mémoire

(noun)

memory

magasin

(noun)

shop, store

jardin

(noun)

garden

nature

(noun)

nature

trace

(noun)

trace

félicitation

(noun)

congratulation

attaque

(noun)

attack

lait

(noun)

milk

résultat

(noun)

outcome, result

camion

(noun)

lorry , truck

base

(noun)

base

reine

(noun)

queen

drogue

(noun)

drug

île

(noun)

island

couteau

(noun)

knife

enquête

(noun)

inquest, investigation, examination

goût

(noun)

taste, flavour

pensée

(noun)

a thought

marre

(noun)

a sort of hoe

importance

(noun)

importance

bouteille

(noun)

bottle

champ

(noun)

field in its various senses, including:

centre

(noun)

centre, center

malheur

(noun)

sadness, unhappiness

miracle

(noun)

miracle

réunion

(noun)

meeting

acte

(noun)

act

pont

(noun)

bridge

faîte

(noun)

top, summit, pinnacle

caméra

(noun)

video camera

membre

(noun)

member

voie

(noun)

way, track

différence

(noun)

difference

détail

(noun)

detail

mille

(noun)

mile

test

(noun)

test, a cupel or cupelling hearth in which precious metals are melted for trial and refinement

assassin

(noun)

an assassin or other murderer

commandant

(noun)

commander

gâteau

(noun)

a sponge cake, i.e. a cake made with a chemical leavening agent , making it light and airy

spectacle

(noun)

a show, a spectacle, a performance, a concert

métier

(noun)

job, profession, trade

chapeau

(noun)

hat

respect

(noun)

respect

sous-titrage

(noun)

subtitling

étoile

(noun)

star

genou

(noun)

knee

sorcier

(noun)

sorcerer, magician, warlock

foi

(noun)

faith

sourire

(noun)

smile

zone

(noun)

zone

réalité

(noun)

reality

contrat

(noun)

contract

marche

(noun)

march

destin

(noun)

destiny, fate

urgence

(noun)

emergency, urgency

vert

(noun)

green

terrain

(noun)

ground, landscape

folie

(noun)

madness, folly, insanity, silliness, craziness

arrière

(noun)

back, rear

sexe

(noun)

gender

piste

(noun)

track or trail

prêtre

(noun)

priest

usine

(noun)

factory

appareil

(noun)

apparatus, device

costume

(noun)

a style of dress characteristic of a particular country, period or people

code

(noun)

code

danse

(noun)

dance

campagne

(noun)

country , countryside

intention

(noun)

intention

anglais

(noun)

English language

valise

(noun)

case, suitcase

justice

(noun)

justice

défense

(noun)

defence

arrêt

(noun)

stopping, checking, arrest

niveau

(noun)

level

bus

(noun)

bus

nord

(noun)

north

crise

(noun)

crisis

connard

(noun)

bastard, jerk, asshole

tableau

(noun)

painting

restaurant

(noun)

restaurant

trésor

(noun)

treasure

tombe

(noun)

tomb, grave

poche

(noun)

pocket

couple

(noun)

two partners in a romantic or sexual relationship

odeur

(noun)

smell, odour

souci

(noun)

worry, concern

programme

(noun)

a program

allemand

(noun)

German

toit

(noun)

roof

bravo

(noun)

applause, cheers

fusil

(noun)

rifle, gun

repas

(noun)

meal, repast

montre

(noun)

watch, wristwatch

fantôme

(noun)

ghost

plage

(noun)

beach

entrée

(noun)

entry, act of entering

mine

(noun)

mine

hasard

(noun)

chance

chasse

(noun)

hunt

sortie

(noun)

exit, way out

examen

(noun)

exam, test

cadavre

(noun)

corpse, cadaver

vache

(noun)

cow

passe

(noun)

pass

sol

(noun)

soil, earth

volonté

(noun)

wish, will

ventre

(noun)

belly

condition

(noun)

term, condition

shérif

(noun)

sheriff

samedi

(noun)

Saturday

étage

(noun)

floor, storey

source

(noun)

source, spring

horreur

(noun)

horror

pluie

(noun)

rain

objet

(noun)

thing, object

presse

(noun)

press, papers

siècle

(noun)

century

larme

(noun)

tear, teardrop

ombre

(noun)

shade, shadow

rat

(noun)

rat

cri

(noun)

cry, shout, scream

conscience

(noun)

conscience

procès

(noun)

lawsuit

valeur

(noun)

value, worth

désir

(noun)

desire

mets

(noun)

dish

direction

(noun)

direction

présence

(noun)

presence

paquet

(noun)

packet

sein

(noun)

breast

nourriture

(noun)

food, nourishment

sort

(noun)

fate, destiny

passage

(noun)

the act of going through a place or event

sommeil

(noun)

sleep

week-end

(noun)

weekend, synonym of fin de semaine

stop

(noun)

stop sign

flingue

(noun)

shooter, pistol, gat

adieu

(noun)

farewell

viande

(noun)

meat

étude

(noun)

study

talent

(noun)

a talent

cou

(noun)

neck

espace

(noun)

space

don

(noun)

gift, talent, knack

château

(noun)

castle

chemise

(noun)

shirt

mètre

(noun)

metre/meter

unité

(noun)

unity

majesté

(noun)

majesty

commissaire

(noun)

commissioner

taille

(noun)

the act of cutting, pruning, trimming

connaissance

(noun)

knowledge

énergie

(noun)

energy

cellule

(noun)

cell

discours

(noun)

oral presentation, discourse, speech, oration

effort

(noun)

effort

arrivée

(noun)

arrival

lycée

(noun)

a public secondary school

pomme

(noun)

apple

repos

(noun)

rest, ease, repose

conversation

(noun)

conversation

gare

(noun)

railway station

empreinte

(noun)

imprint

médicament

(noun)

drug, medication, medicine, pharmaceutical, prescription

blessure

(noun)

wound

queue

(noun)

tail

théâtre

(noun)

theatre

leçon

(noun)

lesson

violence

(noun)

violence

ministre

(noun)

minister

titre

(noun)

heading, title

alcool

(noun)

alcohol, especially domestic, medical, methylated spirits

poulet

(noun)

chicken

péché

(noun)

sin

invité

(noun)

guest

porc

(noun)

pork

front

(noun)

forehead

artiste

(noun)

artist

geste

(noun)

gesture

université

(noun)

university

chauffeur

(noun)

stoker, fireman

mouvement

(noun)

movement

marque

(noun)

mark

nombre

(noun)

number

vitesse

(noun)

speed

chaise

(noun)

chair, seat

manteau

(noun)

coat

saint

(noun)

a male saint, masculine of sainte

naissance

(noun)

birth

signal

(noun)

signal

succès

(noun)

success

nana

(noun)

chick, bird

enfoiré

(noun)

dickhead, fuckhead, shithead

infirmier

(noun)

nurse

fruit

(noun)

fruit

page

(noun)

page

oeuf

(noun)

Misspelling of œuf.

coffre

(noun)

chest, box

neige

(noun)

snow, crystalline frozen precipitation

star

(noun)

star

poil

(noun)

hair

bêtise

(noun)

foolishness

lapin

(noun)

rabbit

salon

(noun)

living room

chaleur

(noun)

heat

hiver

(noun)

winter

collègue

(noun)

colleague

chaîne

(noun)

chain

couille

(noun)

nut, ball, bollock

corde

(noun)

rope

minuit

(noun)

midnight

étudiant

(noun)

student

prisonnier

(noun)

prisoner

caisse

(noun)

box, crate

génie

(noun)

genie

tribunal

(noun)

tribunal

millier

(noun)

thousand, a number of about a thousand

lèvre

(noun)

lip

prof

(noun)

teacher, professor

perte

(noun)

loss

veste

(noun)

jacket

changement

(noun)

change

pilote

(noun)

pilot

terme

(noun)

terms

pantalon

(noun)

trousers , pants

esclave

(noun)

slave

responsabilité

(noun)

responsibility

pression

(noun)

pressure

ordinateur

(noun)

a computer, a computing device.

fer

(noun)

iron

chair

(noun)

flesh

cauchemar

(noun)

nightmare

lundi

(noun)

Monday

élève

(noun)

schoolboy, pupil, student

poule

(noun)

hen

amitié

(noun)

friendship, amity

faveur

(noun)

favour

menteur

(noun)

liar

carrière

(noun)

racecourse

série

(noun)

series

gaz

(noun)

gas

fesse

(noun)

buttock

douche

(noun)

shower

sou

(noun)

sou

lien

(noun)

link

rencontre

(noun)

encounter

vélo

(noun)

bike, bicycle, cycle

singe

(noun)

monkey

vision

(noun)

vision, sight

envers

(noun)

reverse

journaliste

(noun)

a journalist

gloire

(noun)

glory

somme

(noun)

sum, total

créature

(noun)

a creature, a living being, especially seen as the work of the divine Creator

midi

(noun)

noon, midday

heu

(noun)

hoy

côte

(noun)

rib

amant

(noun)

lover

champion

(noun)

champion

victoire

(noun)

victory, win

forêt

(noun)

forest

chasseur

(noun)

a hunter

pistolet

(noun)

gun, pistol

herbe

(noun)

grass

bouge

(noun)

hovel, dive

identité

(noun)

identity

gaffe

(noun)

gaffe, blunder, goof-up , cock-up

patte

(noun)

paw

offre

(noun)

offer

frontière

(noun)

boundary, frontier, border

poids

(noun)

weight

couverture

(noun)

blanket

univers

(noun)

universe

opinion

(noun)

opinion

passion

(noun)

passion

puissance

(noun)

power

moteur

(noun)

motor, engine

fortune

(noun)

fortune

disque

(noun)

disc

cible

(noun)

target

crétin

(noun)

cretin

aile

(noun)

wing

lunette

(noun)

telescope

essence

(noun)

essence

paradis

(noun)

paradise

aéroport

(noun)

airport

piège

(noun)

trap, snare, booby trap

pédé

(noun)

fag, poof, queer

haine

(noun)

hatred, hate

coupe

(noun)

goblet, cup

enfance

(noun)

childhood

science

(noun)

science

autorité

(noun)

authority

ballon

(noun)

ball

charge

(noun)

load, burden

parc

(noun)

park

zéro

(noun)

zero, nought, oh

épée

(noun)

sword

limite

(noun)

limit

échange

(noun)

exchange

aise

(noun)

satisfaction

prière

(noun)

prayer

rivière

(noun)

a river

champagne

(noun)

champagne

vendredi

(noun)

Friday

bouton

(noun)

button

épaule

(noun)

shoulder

cassette

(noun)

treasure box

théorie

(noun)

theory

style

(noun)

style

émission

(noun)

emission

escalier

(noun)

step, stair

joue

(noun)

cheek

soupe

(noun)

soup

promesse

(noun)

promise

serpent

(noun)

snake

botte

(noun)

boot

mesure

(noun)

measure

conseiller

(noun)

counsellor, advisor

tir

(noun)

shot, shooting

mise

(noun)

placement, putting

chèque

(noun)

cheque

bataille

(noun)

battle

sucre

(noun)

sugar

saison

(noun)

season

assistant

(noun)

assistant

gardien

(noun)

guard

soif

(noun)

thirst

enculé

(noun)

bugger, fuckwit, fucker, fuckhead, etc.

explication

(noun)

explanation

port

(noun)

port, harbour

mode

(noun)

fashion, trend

concert

(noun)

concert

personnage

(noun)

character

distance

(noun)

distance

choc

(noun)

hit, strike

date

(noun)

date

commande

(noun)

order

cimetière

(noun)

cemetery, graveyard

humeur

(noun)

humour/humor

secrétaire

(noun)

secretary

cochon

(noun)

piglet

permission

(noun)

permission

lac

(noun)

lake

ordure

(noun)

garbage, refuse, rubbish

tâche

(noun)

task

emploi

(noun)

job

troupe

(noun)

troop

gorge

(noun)

throat

employé

(noun)

employee

revolver

(noun)

revolver

boule

(noun)

ball, globe

patience

(noun)

patience

race

(noun)

race

fiston

(noun)

boy, son, sonny, lad, young man

loup

(noun)

wolf

menace

(noun)

threat

aube

(noun)

dawn, sunrise, daybreak

bague

(noun)

ring

nuage

(noun)

cloud

bal

(noun)

dance party, ball

whisky

(noun)

whisky, whiskey

nerf

(noun)

nerve

feuille

(noun)

leaf

sport

(noun)

sport

immeuble

(noun)

building

souffrance

(noun)

sufferance, pain, suffering

parfum

(noun)

perfume

labo

(noun)

lab

pot

(noun)

pot, jar, vase, tin, can, carton

chou

(noun)

cabbage

assurance

(noun)

insurance

station

(noun)

station

bagage

(noun)

baggage, luggage

aventure

(noun)

adventure

fac

(noun)

university

citoyen

(noun)

citizen

dessin

(noun)

drawing

palais

(noun)

palace

accès

(noun)

access

peinture

(noun)

painting

ménage

(noun)

housework, housekeeping

procureur

(noun)

representative, agent

siège

(noun)

seat, chair

lendemain

(noun)

the day after, the next day, the morrow

traitement

(noun)

treatment

centaine

(noun)

a hundred or so, about a hundred

masque

(noun)

mask

couloir

(noun)

corridor, hallway

qualité

(noun)

quality

croix

(noun)

cross

fuite

(noun)

escape, getaway, flight

foyer

(noun)

hearth

cesse

(noun)

end

essai

(noun)

try, trial

jeunesse

(noun)

youth

job

(noun)

job

crâne

(noun)

skull, cranium

événement

(noun)

event

partenaire

(noun)

partner

joueur

(noun)

player

entreprise

(noun)

company, business

miroir

(noun)

mirror

vengeance

(noun)

revenge, vengeance

prise

(noun)

socket, wall socket

pause

(noun)

pause, break

crédit

(noun)

credit

rang

(noun)

row or line of things placed side-by-side

maire

(noun)

mayor

région

(noun)

region, area

môme

(noun)

kid, brat

origine

(noun)

origin

approche

(noun)

approach

goutte

(noun)

droplet

mystère

(noun)

mystery

printemps

(noun)

spring

foule

(noun)

crowd

fini

(noun)

aspect or texture of what has been completed

ouest

(noun)

west

royaume

(noun)

kingdom

studio

(noun)

studio

désert

(noun)

desert

puce

(noun)

flea

imagination

(noun)

imagination

poupée

(noun)

doll

bâtiment

(noun)

building, edifice

espion

(noun)

spy

ambulance

(noun)

ambulance

vente

(noun)

sale

fichu

(noun)

fichu

comte

(noun)

count, earl

sergent

(noun)

sergeant

enterrement

(noun)

burial

suicide

(noun)

suicide

monnaie

(noun)

change

noyer

(noun)

walnut

chiffre

(noun)

a digit i.e. 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

vampire

(noun)

vampire

fromage

(noun)

cheese

poème

(noun)

poem

rayon

(noun)

ray, beam

taule

(noun)

jail, clink

souffle

(noun)

blow

permis

(noun)

permit, licence

flamme

(noun)

flame

tuyau

(noun)

pipe

demi-heure

(noun)

half an hour, thirty minutes

pari

(noun)

wager, bet

maîtresse

(noun)

mistress

asile

(noun)

asylum

boutique

(noun)

shop, boutique

secteur

(noun)

circular sector

poitrine

(noun)

chest, thorax, torso

salaire

(noun)

salary, wage

bite

(noun)

knob, cock, dick

réaction

(noun)

reaction

otage

(noun)

hostage

colline

(noun)

hill, downs

télévision

(noun)

television

principe

(noun)

principle

traître

(noun)

betrayer, traitor

émotion

(noun)

emotion

monseigneur

(noun)

monseigneur

explosion

(noun)

explosion

dette

(noun)

debt

jeudi

(noun)

Thursday

vierge

(noun)

virgin

abri

(noun)

a shelter or refuge against the elements or physical danger

chant

(noun)

song

prénom

(noun)

first name, given name

possibilité

(noun)

possibility

lampe

(noun)

lamp, light

portrait

(noun)

portrait

copie

(noun)

copying

magie

(noun)

magic

pub

(noun)

Television ad or advert

période

(noun)

period, as in interval of time

serviette

(noun)

towel

semblant

(noun)

a semblance

empereur

(noun)

emperor

passeport

(noun)

passport

info

(noun)

Contraction of information.

jouet

(noun)

toy, plaything

ascenseur

(noun)

lift, elevator

saloperie

(noun)

filth, refuse, scum

matériel

(noun)

equipment, supplies

garage

(noun)

garage

mandat

(noun)

mandate

moto

(noun)

bike, motorbike

sable

(noun)

sand

figure

(noun)

face

chute

(noun)

fall

attente

(noun)

wait

modèle

(noun)

model, example, design

gant

(noun)

glove

fièvre

(noun)

fever

révolution

(noun)

revolution

existence

(noun)

existence

océan

(noun)

an ocean

méthode

(noun)

method

document

(noun)

document

kilomètre

(noun)

kilometre

nation

(noun)

nation

protection

(noun)

protection

manque

(noun)

lack, absence

chinois

(noun)

Chinese

écoute

(noun)

the act of listening

religion

(noun)

religion

rose

(noun)

rose

mouche

(noun)

fly

avantage

(noun)

advantage

détective

(noun)

detective

panne

(noun)

plush velvet

ours

(noun)

bear

écrivain

(noun)

writer

commission

(noun)

commission

poussière

(noun)

dust

pêche

(noun)

peach

mai

(noun)

May

clef

(noun)

Alternative spelling of clé

échec

(noun)

failure

ticket

(noun)

ticket

foot

(noun)

association football, football, soccer

barbe

(noun)

beard

élément

(noun)

element

courrier

(noun)

messenger, courier

virus

(noun)

virus

sud

(noun)

south

bagnole

(noun)

ride, whip, wheels

ouvrier

(noun)

worker, labourer , workman

concours

(noun)

competition, contest, competitive examination

führer

(noun)

the Führer, the title of Adolf Hitler as ruler of Nazi Germany

canard

(noun)

duck

cérémonie

(noun)

ceremony

chouette

(noun)

owl

annonce

(noun)

advertisement

écran

(noun)

screen

mardi

(noun)

Tuesday

piscine

(noun)

swimming pool

vidéo

(noun)

video

discussion

(noun)

debate, argument

estomac

(noun)

stomach

auteur

(noun)

author

médecine

(noun)

medicine

foie

(noun)

liver

activité

(noun)

activity

bonbon

(noun)

sweet, candy

épreuve

(noun)

test

communauté

(noun)

community

patrie

(noun)

homeland, home country, country of origin, fatherland

humanité

(noun)

humanity

excellence

(noun)

Excellence

paysan

(noun)

a peasant

analyse

(noun)

analysis

cirque

(noun)

circus

divorce

(noun)

divorce

serveur

(noun)

waiter

lutte

(noun)

struggle, fight, battle

agence

(noun)

agency

cancer

(noun)

cancer

couronne

(noun)

crown

poudre

(noun)

dust

sacrifice

(noun)

sacrifice

pizza

(noun)

pizza

sous-titre

(noun)

subtitle

danseur

(noun)

ballet dancer

attitude

(noun)

attitude, position

charme

(noun)

charm, attractive quality

pompe

(noun)

pump

séance

(noun)

session

neveu

(noun)

nephew

robot

(noun)

robot

file

(noun)

a line of objects placed one after the other

absence

(noun)

absence

propriété

(noun)

property

surface

(noun)

surface

huile

(noun)

oil

instrument

(noun)

instrument

exercice

(noun)

exercise

culture

(noun)

crop

poète

(noun)

poet

pilule

(noun)

pill

bienvenue

(noun)

welcome

facture

(noun)

bill, invoice

ceinture

(noun)

belt

oublie

(noun)

wafer

kilo

(noun)

kilo

associé

(noun)

associate

proposition

(noun)

proposition, suggestion

instruction

(noun)

instruction

jus

(noun)

juice

canon

(noun)

cannon, gun

piano

(noun)

piano

compagnon

(noun)

lifelong partner, significant other

cercueil

(noun)

coffin, casket

indice

(noun)

clue, hint, indication

comédie

(noun)

comedy

rock

(noun)

rock

rumeur

(noun)

rumour / rumor

véhicule

(noun)

vehicle

phrase

(noun)

sentence

navire

(noun)

ship

cabinet

(noun)

a study

tenue

(noun)

maintenance, upkeep

fonction

(noun)

function

souris

(noun)

mouse

tasse

(noun)

cup

roue

(noun)

a wheel

plante

(noun)

sole of the foot

idéal

(noun)

ideal

sel

(noun)

table salt, i.e. sodium chloride

circonstance

(noun)

circumstance, situation

salade

(noun)

salad

salopard

(noun)

a bastard

cercle

(noun)

circle

gouverneur

(noun)

governor

garce

(noun)

girl

anneau

(noun)

ring

chagrin

(noun)

sorrow, grief, chagrin

pré

(noun)

meadow

vague

(noun)

wave

fleuve

(noun)

a river that flows into an ocean or sea

domaine

(noun)

domain

mercredi

(noun)

Wednesday

placard

(noun)

a cupboard, cabinet or closet built against or into a wall

fan

(noun)

fan

jugement

(noun)

judgment

magazine

(noun)

magazine

renfort

(noun)

reinforcement

réputation

(noun)

reputation

poubelle

(noun)

rubbish bin, garbage can

for

(noun)

Only used in for intérieur

degré

(noun)

degree

pile

(noun)

heap, stack

tension

(noun)

tension

règlement

(noun)

rules, regulations

assiette

(noun)

manner of being seated, situation

serment

(noun)

oath, pledge

merveille

(noun)

wonder, marvel

ingénieur

(noun)

engineer

réserve

(noun)

reservation

autorisation

(noun)

authorization

voyou

(noun)

gamin, street child

tache

(noun)

blot, stain or smear

appétit

(noun)

appetite

organisation

(noun)

organization

comportement

(noun)

behavior, demeanor

donnée

(noun)

datum,

scandale

(noun)

scandal

lion

(noun)

lion

baron

(noun)

baron, lord, noble landowner

tomate

(noun)

tomato

congé

(noun)

leave

musée

(noun)

museum

vilain

(noun)

villain

arrestation

(noun)

arrest

tournée

(noun)

tour , round

diamant

(noun)

diamond

tradition

(noun)

tradition

génération

(noun)

generation

voile

(noun)

veil

plaque

(noun)

sheet, plate

éducation

(noun)

education

commandement

(noun)

command, order

rythme

(noun)

rhythm

texte

(noun)

text

légende

(noun)

legend

ongle

(noun)

nail, fingernail

liaison

(noun)

link, bond

section

(noun)

section

transport

(noun)

transport

gay

(noun)

gay

entraînement

(noun)

training

plomb

(noun)

lead

version

(noun)

version, model

cabine

(noun)

cabin

hauteur

(noun)

height, altitude

blé

(noun)

wheat, corn

oignon

(noun)

onion

couche

(noun)

bed

collier

(noun)

a necklace, string-shaped jewel worn around the neck

équipage

(noun)

crew , ship's company

bibliothèque

(noun)

library

conférence

(noun)

conference

incendie

(noun)

fire

sénateur

(noun)

senator

poison

(noun)

poison

déclaration

(noun)

declaration

veine

(noun)

vein

tempête

(noun)

storm, tempest

accusation

(noun)

accusation

cloche

(noun)

bell

bandit

(noun)

bandit

drapeau

(noun)

flag

bourse

(noun)

purse

récompense

(noun)

reward, recompense

volant

(noun)

steering wheel

solitude

(noun)

solitude

opéra

(noun)

opera

commerce

(noun)

commerce, trade

puits

(noun)

well, shaft

statue

(noun)

statue

cap

(noun)

cape

meuble

(noun)

piece of furniture

empire

(noun)

empire

hôte

(noun)

guest

régime

(noun)

regime

passager

(noun)

passenger

top

(noun)

top, shirt or garment covering the upper body

alarme

(noun)

alarm

frigo

(noun)

fridge, refrigerator

conséquence

(noun)

consequence

demi-tour

(noun)

U-turn, about-turn

fauteuil

(noun)

armchair

bagarre

(noun)

brawl, fight

sauce

(noun)

sauce

tunnel

(noun)

tunnel

drap

(noun)

sheet, duvet

expression

(noun)

expression

conduite

(noun)

behavior, conduct

surveillance

(noun)

surveillance

illusion

(noun)

illusion

scénario

(noun)

script

union

(noun)

union

rideau

(noun)

curtain

territoire

(noun)

territory

nègre

(noun)

negro

poésie

(noun)

poetry

tentative

(noun)

attempt, try, effort

renseignement

(noun)

piece of information

entretien

(noun)

upkeep

soutien

(noun)

support

boucle

(noun)

loop

caractère

(noun)

character, demeanour, personality

alliance

(noun)

alliance, union

hâte

(noun)

haste, impatience

jury

(noun)

jury

barre

(noun)

bar, cake, ingot

misère

(noun)

misery

fumier

(noun)

manure, dung

production

(noun)

production

comité

(noun)

committee

auto

(noun)

car

mamie

(noun)

granny, grandma

trahison

(noun)

treason

canapé

(noun)

sofa

boisson

(noun)

act of drinking, consumption of a liquid

progrès

(noun)

progress

riz

(noun)

rice

signature

(noun)

signature

dose

(noun)

proportion

réveil

(noun)

waking, awakening, waking up

intelligence

(noun)

intelligence, cleverness

veuf

(noun)

widower

bisou

(noun)

kiss

défaut

(noun)

shortcoming

messe

(noun)

Mass

bougie

(noun)

candle

ouverture

(noun)

opening

cage

(noun)

cage

invitation

(noun)

invitation

parking

(noun)

car park, parking lot

araignée

(noun)

spider

éternité

(noun)

eternity

communication

(noun)

communication

métro

(noun)

metro, subway , underground , Tube

culotte

(noun)

panties, knickers

bâton

(noun)

stick

tireur

(noun)

one who pulls

appart

(noun)

apartment, flat

branche

(noun)

branch

coïncidence

(noun)

coincidence

toile

(noun)

fabric, cloth, canvas

ruine

(noun)

ruin, wreck

cravate

(noun)

necktie

portefeuille

(noun)

wallet

bonté

(noun)

goodness, kindness

angoisse

(noun)

anguish, distress

casier

(noun)

locker

bible

(noun)

bible

pension

(noun)

a pension, regularly received payment

plaisanterie

(noun)

joke

vertu

(noun)

virtue

pasteur

(noun)

shepherd

stylo

(noun)

pen

candidat

(noun)

candidate

apparence

(noun)

appearance

bol

(noun)

bowl

technologie

(noun)

technology

saleté

(noun)

dirtiness, mess

guide

(noun)

guide person

poing

(noun)

fist

exécution

(noun)

execution

gang

(noun)

gang, group of ill-doers

ministère

(noun)

ministry

réception

(noun)

reception

sommet

(noun)

summit, peak

trouille

(noun)

fear

tube

(noun)

pipe

miel

(noun)

honey

thème

(noun)

theme, topic

épisode

(noun)

episode

capacité

(noun)

skill

bloc

(noun)

a block

diplôme

(noun)

degree

sensation

(noun)

sensation

humour

(noun)

humor, comic effect in a communication or performance

cendre

(noun)

ash

compliment

(noun)

compliment

loyer

(noun)

rent

plateau

(noun)

flat area

site

(noun)

site

élection

(noun)

election

cigare

(noun)

cigar

orage

(noun)

thunderstorm

canal

(noun)

canal

réalisateur

(noun)

director

veille

(noun)

the day before, the eve

vodka

(noun)

vodka

noce

(noun)

wedding

câble

(noun)

cable

linge

(noun)

linen

peintre

(noun)

painter

matière

(noun)

material

rocher

(noun)

rock

économie

(noun)

economy

atelier

(noun)

workshop

instinct

(noun)

instinct

major

(noun)

major, the upper rank of French non-commissioned officers

peste

(noun)

plague

collection

(noun)

collection

automne

(noun)

autumn, fall

personnalité

(noun)

personality, character

féminin

(noun)

feminine

douceur

(noun)

softness, tenderness

échantillon

(noun)

sample, extract

couvent

(noun)

convent, nunnery

came

(noun)

cam

guerrier

(noun)

warrior

masse

(noun)

a paste, a dough

dialogue

(noun)

dialogue

missile

(noun)

missile

marquis

(noun)

marquess

spécialiste

(noun)

specialist

baleine

(noun)

whale

habitant

(noun)

an inhabitant of some place

langage

(noun)

language: word choice and usage

savon

(noun)

soap

brigade

(noun)

brigade

poumon

(noun)

lung

tente

(noun)

tent

terroriste

(noun)

terrorist

villa

(noun)

villa

adjudant

(noun)

adjutant, warrant officer

séjour

(noun)

stay, visit, sojourn

tournage

(noun)

filming

ski

(noun)

ski

motif

(noun)

motive

beau-père

(noun)

a father-in-law, the father of one's spouse

dispute

(noun)

dispute

issue

(noun)

exit, way out

basket

(noun)

basketball

pâte

(noun)

paste

catastrophe

(noun)

catastrophe

jungle

(noun)

jungle

cachet

(noun)

seal

chaussette

(noun)

sock

hommage

(noun)

homage

serviteur

(noun)

servant

moral

(noun)

morale, optimism

pipe

(noun)

tobacco pipe

flotte

(noun)

fleet

ténèbres

(noun)

darkness, the shadows

vitre

(noun)

pane of glass, window pane

disparition

(noun)

disappearance

médaille

(noun)

medal

toast

(noun)

toast

orange

(noun)

orange

tonne

(noun)

tonne, metric ton

boucher

(noun)

butcher

procédure

(noun)

procedure

remède

(noun)

remedy

agneau

(noun)

lamb

témoignage

(noun)

testimony

cité

(noun)

city

pose

(noun)

installation

damoiseau

(noun)

young man

carton

(noun)

cardboard

septembre

(noun)

September

tabac

(noun)

tobacco

exception

(noun)

exception

rage

(noun)

rage

chevalier

(noun)

knight

cuisinier

(noun)

cook, chef

saucisse

(noun)

sausage

grève

(noun)

bank , shore, strand

tendresse

(noun)

Tenderness, state of being tender.

trait

(noun)

line

photographe

(noun)

photographer

are

(noun)

an are

lecture

(noun)

reading

congrès

(noun)

congress

étape

(noun)

stage, stop

électricité

(noun)

electricity

difficulté

(noun)

difficulty

curé

(noun)

priest bearing the responsibility of a parish

panier

(noun)

basket

pouce

(noun)

thumb

galerie

(noun)

gallery

temple

(noun)

temple

tissu

(noun)

fabric

population

(noun)

population

température

(noun)

temperature

allumette

(noun)

match

pouls

(noun)

pulse

business

(noun)

business, firm, company

luxe

(noun)

luxury

muscle

(noun)

muscle

tragédie

(noun)

tragedy

chirurgien

(noun)

surgeon

département

(noun)

department

soupçon

(noun)

suspicion, mistrust

filet

(noun)

trickle, drizzle , wisp

four

(noun)

oven

casque

(noun)

helmet

dentiste

(noun)

dentist

individu

(noun)

individual

cabane

(noun)

cabin, hut, shack, shed

pipi

(noun)

wee, wee-wee, pee

éléphant

(noun)

elephant

promenade

(noun)

walk, stroll

viol

(noun)

a rape

fée

(noun)

fairy, fay

gage

(noun)

pledge, guarantee

plume

(noun)

feather

reconnaissance

(noun)

reconnaissance

marchandise

(noun)

merchandise

mouton

(noun)

sheep

tigre

(noun)

tiger

terreur

(noun)

terror

légume

(noun)

vegetable

beurre

(noun)

butter

impôt

(noun)

tax

stade

(noun)

stadion

boue

(noun)

mud, dirt

plainte

(noun)

complaint

répétition

(noun)

repetition

commissariat

(noun)

commissionership

pigeon

(noun)

pigeon

vote

(noun)

vote

micro

(noun)

mic , Clipping of microphone.

plaie

(noun)

open wound

disposition

(noun)

arrangement, layout

symbole

(noun)

symbol

drame

(noun)

drama

promotion

(noun)

promotion

enregistrement

(noun)

registration

maximum

(noun)

maximum

saut

(noun)

jump

autoroute

(noun)

expressway, freeway, motorway, highway

laboratoire

(noun)

laboratory

faiblesse

(noun)

weakness

écart

(noun)

space, gap, interval, distance

orchestre

(noun)

orchestra, band

munition

(noun)

ammunition

tiroir

(noun)

drawer

dignité

(noun)

dignity

machin

(noun)

thingy, thingamabob

attentat

(noun)

attack, assault

accent

(noun)

accent, manner or tone of speech

cervelle

(noun)

brain

combinaison

(noun)

combination, combining

crainte

(noun)

fear, fright

coca

(noun)

Coke

saute

(noun)

swing

bouffe

(noun)

singer of comic operas

aura

(noun)

aura

patate

(noun)

Ellipsis of patate douce., sweet potato

bouclier

(noun)

shield

change

(noun)

exchange

patrouille

(noun)

patrol

usage

(noun)

usage, use

auberge

(noun)

hostel

profil

(noun)

profile

réseau

(noun)

network

chariot

(noun)

A car/carriage or wagon

formation

(noun)

formation, forming, development

logique

(noun)

logic

marge

(noun)

margin

métal

(noun)

metal

touriste

(noun)

tourist, holidaymaker, sightseer

aiguille

(noun)

needle

obscurité

(noun)

darkness, dark

grain

(noun)

grain

trône

(noun)

throne

destruction

(noun)

destruction

tsar

(noun)

czar

flipper

(noun)

pinball

profit

(noun)

profit, benefit

éclat

(noun)

brilliance, shine, lustre

halte

(noun)

halt, pause, break

coiffeur

(noun)

hairdresser

cuir

(noun)

leather

manche

(noun)

sleeve

syndicat

(noun)

syndicate

batterie

(noun)

battery

dégât

(noun)

damage

lame

(noun)

lamina

âne

(noun)

donkey, ass

objection

(noun)

objection

outil

(noun)

tool

malédiction

(noun)

spell, curse

golf

(noun)

golf

échelle

(noun)

ladder

chèvre

(noun)

goat

prétexte

(noun)

excuse, pretext

oxygène

(noun)

oxygen

audience

(noun)

audience, viewer

tonton

(noun)

uncle

trafic

(noun)

traffic

curiosité

(noun)

curiosity

quai

(noun)

quay, wharf

dragon

(noun)

a dragon, creature or person

cran

(noun)

notch

hélicoptère

(noun)

helicopter

influence

(noun)

influence

rein

(noun)

kidney

touche

(noun)

touch

commentaire

(noun)

comment, remark

football

(noun)

association football, soccer

géant

(noun)

giant

conclusion

(noun)

conclusion

acier

(noun)

steel

guitare

(noun)

guitar

ambassadeur

(noun)

ambassador

atmosphère

(noun)

atmosphere

pognon

(noun)

dough, dosh, bread

pétrole

(noun)

petroleum

accueil

(noun)

reception, hospitality

clou

(noun)

nail

revanche

(noun)

revenge, vengeance

conflit

(noun)

conflict

insecte

(noun)

insect

regret

(noun)

regret

magicien

(noun)

magician

charité

(noun)

charity

accusé

(noun)

accused

jumeau

(noun)

twin

massacre

(noun)

massacre

loge

(noun)

lodge

organe

(noun)

organ

livraison

(noun)

delivery

gendarme

(noun)

a member of the gendarmerie, a military body charged with police duties

jalousie

(noun)

jealousy

violon

(noun)

violin

écriture

(noun)

writing

désordre

(noun)

disorder, chaos

thérapie

(noun)

therapy

poignée

(noun)

handful

fierté

(noun)

pride , self-esteem

sagesse

(noun)

wisdom, reason, sense

brique

(noun)

brick

déesse

(noun)

goddess

mairie

(noun)

mayor’s office, mayoralty

vedette

(noun)

star

vallée

(noun)

valley

cadre

(noun)

frame

délit

(noun)

crime, offence

psychiatre

(noun)

psychiatrist

petit-déjeuner

(noun)

Alternative form of petit déjeuner

sous-sol

(noun)

basement, cellar

bouquin

(noun)

book

lady

(noun)

lady

boss

(noun)

boss

bracelet

(noun)

bracelet

pneu

(noun)

tyre, tire

pull

(noun)

pullover

satellite

(noun)

satellite

administration

(noun)

management

barrage

(noun)

dam, barrage

dessert

(noun)

dessert, pudding

juin

(noun)

June

tristesse

(noun)

sadness

portée

(noun)

reach

planche

(noun)

board

capitale

(noun)

capital, capital city

demeure

(noun)

delay

record

(noun)

record

intervention

(noun)

intervention

conviction

(noun)

conviction

pointe

(noun)

point

conte

(noun)

tale, story

musicien

(noun)

musician

profondeur

(noun)

depth

publicité

(noun)

publicity, advertising

angle

(noun)

a geometric angle

lot

(noun)

share

lance

(noun)

a spear, lance

fillette

(noun)

a little girl

mark

(noun)

mark

carnet

(noun)

booklet, notebook

enveloppe

(noun)

envelope

japonais

(noun)

the Japanese language

résistance

(noun)

resistance

ère

(noun)

era

phase

(noun)

phase

richesse

(noun)

wealth

baby

(noun)

table soccer, table football

délire

(noun)

delirium

dépôt

(noun)

warehouse, store, depot, depository

paysage

(noun)

countryside

coucou

(noun)

cuckoo

punition

(noun)

punishment

beau-frère

(noun)

brother-in-law

démocratie

(noun)

democracy

morale

(noun)

ethics, morality

construction

(noun)

construction

fringue

(noun)

gear , dress, clothes

gentleman

(noun)

gentleman, especially an anglophone one

division

(noun)

division

affection

(noun)

affection, love, fondness

tarte

(noun)

pie, tart

pompier

(noun)

fireman, firefighter

chapitre

(noun)

chapter

cicatrice

(noun)

scar

dalle

(noun)

slab, flagstone

tendance

(noun)

tendency, propensity

chantier

(noun)

building site

foudre

(noun)

lightning

torture

(noun)

torture

altesse

(noun)

highness, Highness

agression

(noun)

aggression

petit-fils

(noun)

grandson

douzaine

(noun)

twelve, dozen

chiotte

(noun)

shitter, toilet

confession

(noun)

confession

querelle

(noun)

quarrel, argument

trouble

(noun)

trouble

noix

(noun)

walnut

producteur

(noun)

producer

boy

(noun)

boy

décès

(noun)

death

désastre

(noun)

disaster

équipement

(noun)

equipment, kit, provision

survivant

(noun)

survivor

moustache

(noun)

moustache, mustache

aspect

(noun)

aspect

flèche

(noun)

arrow

jupe

(noun)

skirt

possession

(noun)

possession

ancêtre

(noun)

forefather, ancestor

casino

(noun)

a casino

cuisse

(noun)

thigh

biscuit

(noun)

biscuit

leader

(noun)

leader

panneau

(noun)

sign, signpost

coma

(noun)

coma

août

(noun)

August

marteau

(noun)

a hammer used for pounding

mont

(noun)

mountain, mount, mont

visiteur

(noun)

visitor

gagnant

(noun)

winner, victor

recette

(noun)

recipe, receipt

formule

(noun)

formula

racine

(noun)

root

industrie

(noun)

diligence, zeal

matinée

(noun)

morning

chômage

(noun)

idleness

coq

(noun)

male chicken, rooster, cockerel, cock

découverte

(noun)

discovery

civilisation

(noun)

civilization

duc

(noun)

duke

baignoire

(noun)

bath , bathtub, tub

ambiance

(noun)

ambiance, atmosphere

baisse

(noun)

drop, decrease

héritage

(noun)

heritage, inheritance, legacy

exposition

(noun)

exposition

prophète

(noun)

prophet

mannequin

(noun)

fashion model

option

(noun)

option

certificat

(noun)

certificate, certification, credentials

régiment

(noun)

regiment

vice

(noun)

vice

papillon

(noun)

butterfly

baraque

(noun)

shack, hut

facteur

(noun)

factor, element

nid

(noun)

nest

cheville

(noun)

ankle

deuil

(noun)

bereavement

défi

(noun)

challenge

requin

(noun)

shark

autopsie

(noun)

autopsy

grotte

(noun)

cave

supermarché

(noun)

supermarket

allée

(noun)

path, lane, allée

zoo

(noun)

zoo

priorité

(noun)

priority

grec

(noun)

the Greek language

routine

(noun)

routine

assaut

(noun)

assault

engagement

(noun)

commitment

vaisselle

(noun)

crockery, dishes, dishware

cognac

(noun)

cognac

homicide

(noun)

homicide

tatouage

(noun)

tattoo

association

(noun)

association, society, group

discipline

(noun)

discipline, sanction

province

(noun)

province

fraise

(noun)

strawberry

juillet

(noun)

July

colonne

(noun)

column, pillar

clope

(noun)

a cigarette butt, a fag end

onde

(noun)

wave

char

(noun)

chariot, carriage

berger

(noun)

shepherd

chirurgie

(noun)

surgery, medical operation

opportunité

(noun)

a state of opportuneness, fortuity

foire

(noun)

a fair, an exposition

malentendu

(noun)

misunderstanding

moine

(noun)

monk

cachette

(noun)

hideaway, hiding place

instituteur

(noun)

primary school teacher

octobre

(noun)

October

vieillard

(noun)

an old man, an old person

talon

(noun)

heel

sueur

(noun)

sweat, perspiration

domicile

(noun)

domicile

grenade

(noun)

pomegranate

amateur

(noun)

amateur

interrogatoire

(noun)

interrogation

menotte

(noun)

small hand

audition

(noun)

audition

caravane

(noun)

caravan

comté

(noun)

county

survie

(noun)

survival

symptôme

(noun)

symptom

frappe

(noun)

hit

antenne

(noun)

a yard supporting a lateen sail.

descente

(noun)

descent

potion

(noun)

potion

collège

(noun)

academy

culpabilité

(noun)

guilt, culpability

tribu

(noun)

tribe

mafia

(noun)

the Mafia

orgueil

(noun)

pride, pridefulness, haughtiness, arrogance

fermeture

(noun)

closing

mouchoir

(noun)

handkerchief

bail

(noun)

lease

troupeau

(noun)

herd

calcul

(noun)

calculus, stone

évidence

(noun)

obviousness, clearness

télégramme

(noun)

telegram

majorité

(noun)

majority

graine

(noun)

seed

piqûre

(noun)

injection

tonnerre

(noun)

thunder

valet

(noun)

a male attendant of a knight or a lord

cheminée

(noun)

a chimney

maquillage

(noun)

makeup

tennis

(noun)

tennis

gré

(noun)

satisfaction, pleasure

sirène

(noun)

mermaid, siren

slip

(noun)

briefs

obligation

(noun)

obligation

chaos

(noun)

chaos

crapaud

(noun)

toad

album

(noun)

album

gonzesse

(noun)

chick, bird, broad

déposition

(noun)

deposition, statement, testimony

engin

(noun)

any device, contraption or machinery, particularly a complex, dangerous or powerful one

éclair

(noun)

lightning bolt

remarque

(noun)

remark

avril

(noun)

April, the fourth month of the Gregorian calendar, having 30 days

taux

(noun)

rate, level

budget

(noun)

a budget

reportage

(noun)

reportage

ambition

(noun)

ambition

aveu

(noun)

confession

bénédiction

(noun)

blessing

concierge

(noun)

house-porter, doorkeeper, caretaker

création

(noun)

creation

banane

(noun)

banana

sous-marin

(noun)

submarine

alibi

(noun)

alibi

logement

(noun)

housing, abode, dwelling, residence, domicile, home, accommodation

fichier

(noun)

file

dizaine

(noun)

a set of ten

transfert

(noun)

transfer

délai

(noun)

time limit

champignon

(noun)

mushroom

poursuite

(noun)

pursuit, chase

peso

(noun)

peso

grille

(noun)

bars, railings, rack, grate

chameau

(noun)

camel

crayon

(noun)

pencil

adversaire

(noun)

adversary, opponent, opposition, antagonist

cavalier

(noun)

horseman, particularly:

conducteur

(noun)

the driver of a vehicle or of a group of animated creatures

look

(noun)

a style, appearance, look

citron

(noun)

lemon

balai

(noun)

broom

canne

(noun)

cane, stick

testament

(noun)

testament, last will

pétrin

(noun)

kneading trough

brouillard

(noun)

fog, mist

caution

(noun)

caution, guaranty, bail

destination

(noun)

destination

messager

(noun)

messenger, one who carries a message

t-shirt

(noun)

Alternative spelling of tee-shirt

trottoir

(noun)

sidewalk, pavement, footpath

processus

(noun)

a process

stress

(noun)

stress

condoléance

(noun)

sympathy, condolence

héritier

(noun)

heir

taureau

(noun)

bull

représentant

(noun)

representative

intimité

(noun)

intimacy, closeness

circulation

(noun)

circulation

camionnette

(noun)

van

phénomène

(noun)

phenomenon

banc

(noun)

bench

poker

(noun)

poker

rencard

(noun)

appointment

steak

(noun)

steak

travailleur

(noun)

worker, one who works

expédition

(noun)

the act of expediting or hurrying

vase

(noun)

silt, mud

karma

(noun)

karma

débat

(noun)

debate

crochet

(noun)

hook

remords

(noun)

remorse

thèse

(noun)

thesis, supposition, theory

maths

(noun)

Clipping of mathématiques, math or maths

équilibre

(noun)

balance, equilibrium

obstacle

(noun)

obstacle

briquet

(noun)

frizzen

innocence

(noun)

innocence

désespoir

(noun)

despair

infection

(noun)

infection

proie

(noun)

prey

rançon

(noun)

ransom

allure

(noun)

appearance, look

bonhomme

(noun)

fellow, chap

perle

(noun)

pearl

terrasse

(noun)

terrace

attrape

(noun)

trap

balcon

(noun)

balcony

insulte

(noun)

insult

jet

(noun)

throw

coupure

(noun)

the act or result of cutting, a cut

horloge

(noun)

clock

resto

(noun)

resto, restaurant

coiffure

(noun)

headwear, headgear

coutume

(noun)

custom

fiche

(noun)

record

pharmacie

(noun)

pharmacy, drugstore

complot

(noun)

plot, conspiracy

référence

(noun)

reference

gangster

(noun)

gangster

dépression

(noun)

depression

pou

(noun)

louse, head louse

privilège

(noun)

privilege

souhait

(noun)

wish

barque

(noun)

small boat

député

(noun)

deputy

soie

(noun)

silk

invention

(noun)

invention

parrain

(noun)

godfather, masculine of marraine

radar

(noun)

radar

ciné

(noun)

cinema, movie theater

plafond

(noun)

ceiling

pêcheur

(noun)

fisher

migraine

(noun)

migraine

philosophie

(noun)

philosophy, the study of thoughts

interdit

(noun)

something which is prohibited

quantité

(noun)

quantity

flot

(noun)

waves

cocktail

(noun)

cocktail

jeton

(noun)

a game chip or token, a counter

fidélité

(noun)

faithfulness, fidelity

précaution

(noun)

precaution

selle

(noun)

saddle

frein

(noun)

bit

quête

(noun)

quest, search

wagon

(noun)

railway carriage

arrangement

(noun)

arrangement

assistance

(noun)

assistance

circuit

(noun)

circuit

hache

(noun)

axe

média

(noun)

media

soda

(noun)

soda, soft drink

caporal

(noun)

corporal

cristal

(noun)

crystal

tombeau

(noun)

tomb

vaurien

(noun)

good-for-nothing, a person regarded as useless or worthless

ver

(noun)

worm

tambour

(noun)

drum

coude

(noun)

elbow

environnement

(noun)

environment

litre

(noun)

litre

certitude

(noun)

certitude

compassion

(noun)

compassion, pity

séparation

(noun)

separation

ais

(noun)

board, plank

flûte

(noun)

flute

base-ball

(noun)

baseball

fréquence

(noun)

frequency

morgue

(noun)

morgue, mortuary

nièce

(noun)

niece

pelle

(noun)

shovel, spade

revue

(noun)

magazine, journal

coton

(noun)

cotton

fusée

(noun)

rocket

disparu

(noun)

missing in action person

serrure

(noun)

lock

spécialité

(noun)

speciality

inquiétude

(noun)

worry, concern, trepidation

académie

(noun)

academy

caillou

(noun)

gravel, small stone

poignet

(noun)

wrist

bac

(noun)

ferry

architecte

(noun)

architect

ruse

(noun)

cunning, guile

profession

(noun)

profession, public declaration

hall

(noun)

hall

mélange

(noun)

mixture, blend

poignard

(noun)

dagger

récit

(noun)

recital

maillot

(noun)

vest

cafard

(noun)

hypocrite

mèche

(noun)

wick

nichon

(noun)

boob, tit, breast

euro

(noun)

euro

bourreau

(noun)

torturer

récolte

(noun)

harvest

orbite

(noun)

orbit

stratégie

(noun)

strategy

armoire

(noun)

wardrobe , closet , a cabinet, taller than it is wide, for storing things.

affiche

(noun)

poster

porno

(noun)

porno, porn

remise

(noun)

delivery, handing over, handover

soulier

(noun)

shoe, boot

achat

(noun)

buy, purchase

entrepôt

(noun)

warehouse, store

mars

(noun)

March

fondation

(noun)

foundation

casquette

(noun)

cap, baseball cap, flat cap

culot

(noun)

base, bottom