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judoka
noun, masculine/feminine
judoka
judéen
adjective
Judean
judéité
noun, feminine
Jewishness (in the national or ethnic sense, in terms of being a member of the Jewish people or nation)
judéo-araméen
noun, masculine
Judeo-Aramaic
judéo-bolchévisme
noun, masculine
Judeo-Bolshevism
judéo-christianisme
noun, masculine
Judeo-Christianity
judéo-chrétien
adjective
Judeo-Christian
judéocide
adjective
Judeocidal
judéocide
noun, masculine
Judeocide
judéophobe
noun, masculine/feminine
Judeophobe
judéophobie
noun, feminine
Judeophobia
jugal
adjective
jugal (bone)
juge
noun, masculine
judge; referee
juge d'instruction
noun, masculine
examining magistrate, investigating magistrate
juge de ligne
noun, masculine
line umpire, line judge
juge de paix
noun, masculine/feminine
Justice of the Peace
juge de touche
noun, masculine
linesman
jugeable
adjective
judgeable
jugement
noun, masculine
judgment
jugement de valeur
noun, masculine
value judgment
jugement dernier
noun, masculine
Last Judgment, Final Judgment
jugeote
noun, feminine
common sense
juger
verb
to judge, to try; to judge, to deem
juger sur pièce
verb
alternative spelling of juger sur pièces
juger sur pièces
verb
to judge on results, to judge on performance (to judge by looking directly at the finished product and testing it); to judge for oneself, to form one's own informed opinion by examining matters firsthand
jugerum
noun, masculine
jugerum
jugeur
adjective
judgmental
jugulaire
noun, masculine
jugular (vein); chin strap (on a helmet)
juguler
verb
to stamp out, kick out, do away with (to get rid of)
jugère
noun, masculine
juger.
jugé
adjective
judged (that was judged by the courts); judged (describes a man of whom one knows the lack of merit, the lack of honesty)
jugé
noun, masculine
judgment
juif
noun, masculine
Jew (follower of Judaism)
juif
adjective
Jewish (following the religion of Judaism); stingy, miserly, avaricious
juil.
noun, feminine
abbreviation of juillet (“July”): Jul
juillet
noun, masculine
July
juillettiste
noun, masculine/feminine
a person who takes their holiday in July (instead of the more normal August)
juin
noun, masculine
June
juiverie
noun, feminine
Jewry (Jewish people collectively); Jewry, Jewish quarter (part of a town or city inhabited by Jews)
jujube
noun, masculine
jujube (fruit)
jujubier
noun, masculine
jujube (tree)
juke-box
noun, masculine
jukebox (a coin-operated machine)
juku
noun, masculine
A private Japanese school offering lessons outside of regular school time.
jules
noun, masculine
boyfriend; pimp
julien
adjective
Julian
julienne
noun, feminine
a julienne, a garnish of vegetables cut into long, thin strips; synonym of julienne des dames (“dame's rocket”) (Hesperis matronalis); ling
julienne des dames
noun, feminine
dame's rocket (Hesperis matronalis) L.
julio-claudien
adjective
Julio-Claudian
jumeau
noun, masculine
twin
jumelage
noun, masculine
twinning; town twinning (pairing of towns or cities)
jumeler
verb
to twin
jumelle
noun, feminine
a female twin; female equivalent of jumeau; A pair of binoculars.; gemel
jumelé
adjective
paired
jument
noun, feminine
mare (female horse); a tall, slim and beautiful woman
jump scare
noun, masculine
jump scare
jumping
noun, masculine
show jumping (equestrian discipline); a form of movement in which a body propels itself through the air
jungien
adjective
Jungian
jungle
noun, feminine
jungle (large humid forest); jungle (dog eat dog place, lawless area)
junior
adjective
junior (all senses)
junior
noun, masculine/feminine
junior
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