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petite vérole
noun, feminine
smallpox
petite-fille
noun, feminine
granddaughter (daughter of one's child)
petite-nièce
noun, feminine
grandniece (daughter of a niece or nephew)
poorly; meanly; pettily
petites annonces
noun, feminine
ellipsis of petites annonces classées: plural of petite annonce
petites gens
noun, feminine
the little people (the lower class)
petites heures
noun, feminine
small hours, wee small hours
petites lèvres
noun, feminine
labia minora
petitesse
noun, feminine
smallness, littleness; pettiness; petiteness
petitgrain
noun, masculine
petitgrain
petitissime
adjective
very small, very little, or both
petits yeux
noun, masculine
a tired look
peton
noun, masculine
foot
peu
adverb
little; not very much/many
peu
noun, masculine
few; little
peu importe
interjection
no matter, never mind, it doesn't matter
peu importe
preposition
no matter the, no matter what, regardless of
to not matter, to matter little, to be unimportant
peu me chaut
interjection
it matters not; it doesn't matter; I don't care; little matter
more or less
bit by bit, little by little, gradually, by degrees
peuchère
interjection
Used to express compassion, surprise or pity.
peucédanin
noun, masculine
peucedanin
peuh
interjection
pshaw, pff
peul
adjective
of Fula
peul
noun, masculine
Fula (language)
peulven
noun, masculine
peulven; menhir
peuplade
noun, feminine
tribe, people; group of settlers/colonists
peuple
noun, masculine
people (nation, distinct ethnic group); the people, the general population, the common folk
peuple élu
noun, masculine
Chosen People
peuplement
noun, masculine
populating (act of increasing a population, or of a population increasing)
to populate
peupleraie
noun, feminine
poplar grove
peupleraye
noun, feminine
obsolete spelling of peupleraie
peuplier
noun, masculine
poplar
peuplé
adjective
populated; inhabited
peur
noun, feminine
fear
peur bleue
noun, feminine
terror, strong fear
peur du vide
noun, feminine
acrophobia, fear of heights; vertigo
peur panique
noun, feminine
terror, strong fear
fearfully
peureux
adjective
fearful; anxious, nervous, neurotic; fearful, afraid; fearful, frightenable
peut
verb
obsolete spelling of put: third-person singular past historic of pouvoir
misspelling of peut-être; Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see peut, être ("may be; can be")
maybe, perhaps
pfennig
noun, masculine
pfennig
pff
interjection
pff
pfff
interjection
alternative spelling of pff
pfiou
interjection
phew; Onomatopoeia emphasizing an endurance.
pfut
interjection
Expressing disinterest
phacochère
noun, masculine
warthog
phacomètre
noun, masculine
phacometer
phage
noun, masculine
synonym of bactériophage
phagnalon
noun, masculine
phagnalon
phagocytage
noun, masculine
phagocytosis; swallowing up
phagocytaire
adjective
phagocytic
to phagocytize; to swallow up
phagocytose
noun, feminine
phagocytosis
phagotrophie
noun, feminine
phagotrophy
phagotrophic