wagnérien / wagnérienne
wahhabite
wallingant / wallingante
wallisien / wallisienne
wallon / wallone
wasp
waterproof (not really French, just kind of accepted)
welche or welsche
wisigothique or wisigoth / wisigothe
wolof
wyandotte
nothing
les adjectifs
secret (noun) ; secret, secrète (adjectives)
rusé (foxy, canny), ridicule (ridiculous), raide (stiff), radieux (glorious, radiant), radin (fam.) (stingy), respectueux (respectful), rieur (cheerful, merry), ronchon (grumpy), rose (pink), rouge (red), rougeâtre (redish), rugueux (rough)...
The translation of happy into French is "heureux." While the translation of landings into French is "débarquements." Since all adjectives go after the noun in French, except for a certain few, the translation of "happy landings" would be "débarquements heureux."
Some adjectives that start with a W that can describe a person are:warmwatchfulweakwelcomingwetwickedwildworkingworriedworst
RareRougeRévolutionnaireRadinRabougri
White week
joli (pretty), joyeux (happy), jeune (young), jaloux (jealous)
Some French adjectives that start with the letter "j" are joyeux (happy), jeune (young), joli (pretty), and juste (fair/just).
· warm · wholesome · wonderful
Words that are used to describe nouns are known as adjectives. Some adjectives that start with the letter W are: wavy, weathered, wet, white, wobbly, wonderful.
Some French words that start with "W" are "week-end" (weekend), "wagon" (wagon), and "wifi" (wifi).
· warmhearted · well-groomed · wise · witty · wonderful
Yes, there are animal names that start with W in French. For example, "wallaby" is "wallaby" in French, and "walrus" is "morse" in French.
Terrible, terrifiant, tordu, titanesque, total,
warmwarmheartedwelcomewellwell-groomedwell-manneredwillingwinsomewisewittywomanlywonderfulwondrousworldly