# French
## Anglais
### Étymologie

    Du vieil anglais frencisc (« francique »).
    (Nom de famille) De l’ancien français fresne (« frêne ») ; quoique le nom de famille dérive du français, il ne se réfère à une personnalité d’origine française.

### Adjectif

French \ˈfɹɛntʃ\ généralement non comparable
* Français.
** I love the French language! I love how it flows, it’s not “clicky” like English and it’s not “hissy” like German. It’s so beautiful.

#### Variantes orthographiques

* Fr*nch (Argot Internet) (Légèrement péjoratif)

#### Apparentés étymologiques

* France

#### Dérivés

* French augmented sixth chord
* French bean, french bean
* French beat
* French berry
* French braid
* French bread
* French Bulldog
* French Canada
* French Canadian
* French-Canadian
* French canon
* French casement
* French chalk
* French Congo
* French corner
* French cowslip
* French cricket
* French cuff
* French curl
* French curve
* French-cut
* French Days
* French defence, French defense
* French Defence
* French dip
* French disease
* French donut
* French door
* French drain
* French dressing, french dressing
* French drop
* French Equatorial Africa
* French exit
* French fact
* French fake
* French fits
* French franc
* French fries, french fries
* French grey
* French grip
* French Guiana
* French Guianese
* French Guinea
* French Guyana
* French harp
* French honeysuckle
* French horn
* French hornist
* French India
* French Indochina
* French inhale
* French kiss
* French knickers
* French knot
* French lavender
* French leave
* French letter
* French lilac
* French loaf
* French lock
* French Louisiana
* French maid
* Frenchman
* French Morocco
* French mulberry
* French mullet
* French mustard
* French onion soup
* French pancake
* French paradox
* French parfait
* French partridge
* French pedicure
* French pie
* French plait
* French polish
* French Polynesia
* French Polynesian
* French pox
* French press
* French purple
* French Quarter
* French red
* French Republic
* French Republican Calendar, French Revolutionary Calendar
* French Revolution
* French rice
* French Riviera
* French roast
* French roll
* French roof
* French rose
* French rye
* French sash
* French seam
* French Shore
* French Sign Language
* French sole
* French Somaliland
* French sorrel
* French Southern and Antarctic Lands
* French spacing
* French spinach
* French stick
* French-style
* French Sudan
* French tickler
* French toast, french toast
* French Togoland
* French trumpet
* French tub
* French Turn
* French twist
* French vanilla
* French West Africa
* French window, french window
* French wire
* Frenchify
* Frenchman
* Frenchwoman
* Frenchy
* take French leave

### Nom propre

French \ˈfɹɛntʃ\
* (Linguistique) (Indénombrable) Français, langue française.

#### Variantes orthographiques

* Fr*nch (Argot Internet) (Légèrement péjoratif)

#### Dérivés

* pardon my French

### Nom commun

French \ˈfɹɛntʃ\
* (Au pluriel) (Géographie) Les Français·es.
** Boy, those French: They have a different word for everything! — (1=Steve Martin)
    Ah, ces Français : Ils ont un mot différent pour tout !
* (Cuisine) (Indénombrable) Cuisine française.
* (Linguistique) Langue française.

#### Variantes orthographiques

* Fr*nch (Argot Internet) (Légèrement péjoratif)

#### Notes

* Ce gentilé est toujours collectif en anglais. Pour le singulier on dit a Frenchman (pour un homme), a Frenchwoman (pour une femme) ou alors plus rarement Frenchperson (quel que soit le genre).

### Nom de famille

French \ˈfɹɛntʃ\
* Nom de famille.
** Dawn French.