sol

frp-adj

sol (feminine sola, masculine plural sols, feminine plural soles)

sola (feminine)
sols (masculine plural)
soles (feminine plural)
souz (alternative)
cho (alternative Bressan)
seul (alternative Bressan)
cheul (alternative)
soul (alternative)
seul (alternative)


long

long (feminine longe, masculine plural longs, feminine plural longes)

longe (feminine)
longs (masculine plural)
longes (feminine plural)


san

san (feminine sana, masculine plural sans, feminine plural sanes)

sana (feminine)
sans (masculine plural)
sanes (feminine plural)


ros

ros (feminine rossa, masculine plural ros, feminine plural rosses)

rossa (feminine)
ros (masculine plural)
rosses (feminine plural)


bon

bon (feminine bôna, masculine plural bons, feminine plural bônes)

bôna (feminine)
bons (masculine plural)
bônes (feminine plural)


fin

head

fin (feminine singular fina, masculine plural fins, feminine plural fines)

fina (feminine singular)
fins (masculine plural)
fines (feminine plural)


par

frp-adj

par (feminine pare, masculine plural pars, feminine plural pares)

pare (feminine)
pars (masculine plural)
pares (feminine plural)


blanc

blanc (feminine blanche, masculine plural blancs, feminine plural blanches)

blanche (feminine)
blancs (masculine plural)
blanches (feminine plural)
bllanc (alternative)

Inherited from Early Medieval Latin blancus.


rojo

frp-adj

rojo (feminine roge, masculine plural rojos, feminine plural roges)

roge (feminine)
rojos (masculine plural)
roges (feminine plural)


prim

prim (feminine prima, masculine plural prims, feminine plural primes)

prima (feminine)
prims (masculine plural)
primes (feminine plural)

Inherited from Latin prīmus ("first" → "excellent"). Compare the two senses of English fine.


grant

frp-adj

grant (feminine granta or grant, masculine plural grants, feminine plural grantes or grants)

granta (feminine)
grant (feminine)
grants (masculine plural)
grantes (feminine plural)
grants (feminine plural)
grand (alternative)
grànt (alternative)


sûr

sûr (feminine sûra, masculine plural sûrs, feminine plural sûres)

sûra (feminine)
sûrs (masculine plural)
sûres (feminine plural)


marron

marron (feminine marrona, masculine plural marrons, feminine plural marrones)

marrona (feminine)
marrons (masculine plural)
marrones (feminine plural)


petit

petit (feminine petita, masculine plural petits, feminine plural petites)

petita (feminine)
petits (masculine plural)
petites (feminine plural)


dur

dur (feminine dura, masculine plural durs, feminine plural dures)

dura (feminine)
durs (masculine plural)
dures (feminine plural)


vivent

head

vivent (feminine singular viventa, masculine plural vivents, feminine plural viventes)

viventa (feminine singular)
vivents (masculine plural)
viventes (feminine plural)


doblo

frp-adj

doblo (feminine dobla, masculine plural doblos, feminine plural dobles)

dobla (feminine)
doblos (masculine plural)
dobles (feminine plural)
doblo (alternative)
doblo (alternative)
droblo (alternative)
drobllo (alternative)


quint

quint (feminine quinta, masculine plural quints, feminine plural quintes)

quinta (feminine)
quints (masculine plural)
quintes (feminine plural)

Quinta fenna has-tu vëua ?

Quinta catastropha !


bref

bref (feminine bréva, masculine plural brefs, feminine plural bréves)

bréva (feminine)
brefs (masculine plural)
bréves (feminine plural)


veré

verés (plural)
va (alternative Bressan)
vra (alternative Bressan)
vrè (alternative Bressan)
vré (alternative)

Inherited from Early Medieval Latin vērāgus.


tristo

frp-adj

tristo (feminine trista, masculine plural tristos, feminine plural tristes)

trista (feminine)
tristos (masculine plural)
tristes (feminine plural)


bél

bél (feminine bèla, masculine plural béls, feminine plural bèles)

bèla (feminine)
béls (masculine plural)
bèles (feminine plural)
biô (alternative)


ancian

ancian (feminine anciana, masculine plural ancians, feminine plural ancianes)

anciana (feminine)
ancians (masculine plural)
ancianes (feminine plural)
ansyin (alternative)
èssyin (alternative)
anhyan (alternative)
anhyàn (alternative)
anchyan (alternative)


plen

plen (feminine plêna, masculine plural plens, feminine plural plênes)

plêna (feminine)
plens (masculine plural)
plênes (feminine plural)
pllen (alternative)


sado

sado (feminine sada, masculine plural sados, feminine plural sades)

sada (feminine)
sados (masculine plural)
sades (feminine plural)

Inherited from Latin sapidus (“delicious; wise”). Doublet of sâjo (“wise”).


amplo

frp-adj

amplo (feminine ampla, masculine plural amplos, feminine plural amples)

ampla (feminine)
amplos (masculine plural)
amples (feminine plural)
amplou (alternative)
inpyo (alternative)


dox

dox (feminine doce, masculine plural dox, feminine plural doces)

doce (feminine)
dox (masculine plural)
doces (feminine plural)
do (alternative)
dà (alternative)


vèrt

head

vèrt (feminine singular vèrta, masculine plural vèrts, feminine plural vèrtes)

vèrta (feminine singular)
vèrts (masculine plural)
vèrtes (feminine plural)


chôd

frp-adj

chôd (feminine chôda, masculine plural chôds, feminine plural chôdes)

chôda (feminine)
chôds (masculine plural)
chôdes (feminine plural)
tsate (alternative)


autro

tlb

(Old Beaujolais, Dauphinois, Old Fribourgeois)


amâr

frp-adj

amâr (feminine amâra, masculine plural amârs, feminine plural amâres)

amâra (feminine)
amârs (masculine plural)
amâres (feminine plural)
amer (alternative)


vèrd

vèrd (feminine vèrda, masculine plural vèrds, feminine plural vèrdes)

vèrda (feminine)
vèrds (masculine plural)
vèrdes (feminine plural)
vèrt (alternative)


petiôt

petiôt (feminine petiôta, masculine plural petiôts, feminine plural petiôtes)

petiôta (feminine)
petiôts (masculine plural)
petiôtes (feminine plural)
petiôd (alternative)

Diminutive from petit. Compare French petiot.


frès

frès (feminine frèche, masculine plural frès, feminine plural frèches)

frèche (feminine)
frès (masculine plural)
frèches (feminine plural)


frêd

frêd (feminine frêda, masculine plural frêds, feminine plural frêdes)

frêda (feminine)
frêds (masculine plural)
frêdes (feminine plural)


grôs

grôs (feminine grôssa, masculine plural grôs, feminine plural grôsses)

grôssa (feminine)
grôs (masculine plural)
grôsses (feminine plural)


nêr

nêr (feminine nêre, masculine plural nêrs, feminine plural nêres)

nêre (feminine)
nêrs (masculine plural)
nêres (feminine plural)


pouvro

pouvro (feminine pouvra, masculine plural pouvros, feminine plural pouvres)

pouvra (feminine)
pouvros (masculine plural)
pouvres (feminine plural)
pouro (alternative)


môvés

môvés (feminine môvésa, masculine plural môvés, feminine plural môvéses)

môvésa (feminine)
môvés (masculine plural)
môvéses (feminine plural)

From Late Latin malifātius (“unfortunate”).


hôt

hôt (feminine hôta, masculine plural hôts, feminine plural hôtes)

hôta (feminine)
hôts (masculine plural)
hôtes (feminine plural)
hiôt (alternative)


vouedo

vouedo (feminine voueda, masculine plural vouedos, feminine plural vouedes)

voueda (feminine)
vouedos (masculine plural)
vouedes (feminine plural)
voida (alternative)


nèt

nèt (feminine nèta, masculine plural nèts, feminine plural nètes)

nèta (feminine)
nèts (masculine plural)
nètes (feminine plural)


môrt

môrt (feminine môrta, masculine plural môrts, feminine plural môrtes)

môrta (feminine)
môrts (masculine plural)
môrtes (feminine plural)


parèly

parèly (feminine parèlye, masculine plural parèlys, feminine plural parèlyes)

parèlye (feminine)
parèlys (masculine plural)
parèlyes (feminine plural)
pazhë (alternative)
parèye (alternative)
parë (alternative)
pareu (alternative)
parê (alternative)
paräë (alternative)


lèdo

lèdo (feminine lèda, masculine plural lèdos, feminine plural lèdes)

lèda (feminine)
lèdos (masculine plural)
lèdes (feminine plural)
lé̱dou (alternative Bressan)
lèdou (alternative Bressan)


sâjo

sâjo (feminine sâge, masculine plural sâjos, feminine plural sâges)

sâge (feminine)
sâjos (masculine plural)
sâges (feminine plural)

Inherited from Vulgar Latin *sapium (“wise”). Doublet of sado (“delicious”).


joueno

frp-adj

joueno (feminine jouena, masculine plural jouenos, feminine plural jouenes)

jouena (feminine)
jouenos (masculine plural)
jouenes (feminine plural)
zeunou (alternative Bressan)
zhenou (alternative Bressan)
zheune (alternative Bressan)
dzeveno (alternative)
dzouno (alternative)
dzouveno (alternative)
dzoûno (alternative)


tiedo

tiedo (feminine tieda, masculine plural tiedos, feminine plural tiedes)

tieda (feminine)
tiedos (masculine plural)
tiedes (feminine plural)
tyedou (alternative)
têdo (alternative)


rêdo

rêdo (feminine rêda, masculine plural rêdos, feminine plural rêdes)

rêda (feminine)
rêdos (masculine plural)
rêdes (feminine plural)


ôtro

ôtro (feminine ôtra, masculine plural ôtros, feminine plural ôtres)

ôtra (feminine)
ôtros (masculine plural)
ôtres (feminine plural)
autro (alternative)
ô̱trou (alternative Bressan)
autre (alternative)
autre (alternative)
autro (alternative)
atré (alternative)
aoutro (alternative)
âtro (alternative)
atro (alternative)
aultrou (alternative)


ôtramin

alternative form of ôtrament (“otherwise”)


solèt

solèt (feminine solèta, masculine plural solèts, feminine plural solètes)

solèta (feminine)
solèts (masculine plural)
solètes (feminine plural)
choulë (alternative Bressan)
chouleu (alternative Bressan)
solet (alternative)
cholè (alternative)
souleùt (alternative)
solet (alternative Savoyard)
chowé (alternative)
solet (alternative)

Derivable from sol (“alone”) + -èt (diminutive suffix).


souleut

alternative spelling of souleùt, alternative form of solèt (“alone”)


complèt

complèt (feminine complèta, masculine plural complèts, feminine plural complètes)

complèta (feminine)
complèts (masculine plural)
complètes (feminine plural)


viely

viely (feminine vielye, masculine plural vielys, feminine plural vielyes)

vielye (feminine)
vielys (masculine plural)
vielyes (feminine plural)
vielyo (alternative)
viau (alternative)
veyl (alternative)
vieyl (alternative)


pègno

pègno (feminine pègna, masculine plural pègnos, feminine plural pègnes)

pègna (feminine)
pègnos (masculine plural)
pègnes (feminine plural)


gôcho

gôcho (feminine gôche, masculine plural gôchos, feminine plural gôches)

gôche (feminine)
gôchos (masculine plural)
gôches (feminine plural)


drêt

drêt (feminine drêta, masculine plural drêts, feminine plural drêtes)

drêta (feminine)
drêts (masculine plural)
drêtes (feminine plural)


riond

riond (feminine rionda, masculine plural rionds, feminine plural riondes)

rionda (feminine)
rionds (masculine plural)
riondes (feminine plural)


sèc

sèc (feminine sèche, masculine plural sècs, feminine plural sèches)

sèche (feminine)
sècs (masculine plural)
sèches (feminine plural)


ètrêt

ètrêt (feminine ètrêta, masculine plural ètrêts, feminine plural ètrêtes)

ètrêta (feminine)
ètrêts (masculine plural)
ètrêtes (feminine plural)


cllâr

cllâr (feminine cllâra, masculine plural cllârs, feminine plural cllâres)

cllâra (feminine)
cllârs (masculine plural)
cllâres (feminine plural)
clâr (alternative)


èpenox

èpenox (feminine èpenosa, masculine plural èpenox, feminine plural èpenoses)

èpenosa (feminine)
èpenox (masculine plural)
èpenoses (feminine plural)

Inherited from Latin spīnōsus. Derivable from èpena (“thorn”) + -ox (“-y”).


égouox

égouox (feminine égouosa, masculine plural égouox, feminine plural égouoses)

égouosa (feminine)
égouox (masculine plural)
égouoses (feminine plural)

Inherited from Latin aquōsus. Derivable from égoua (“water”) + -ox (“-y”).


cirox

cirox (feminine cirosa, masculine plural cirox, feminine plural ciroses)

cirosa (feminine)
cirox (masculine plural)
ciroses (feminine plural)

Inherited from Latin cērōsus. Derivable from cira (“wax”) + -ox (“-y”).


hèrbox

hèrbox (feminine hèrbosa, masculine plural hèrbox, feminine plural hèrboses)

hèrbosa (feminine)
hèrbox (masculine plural)
hèrboses (feminine plural)

Inherited from Latin herbōsus. Derivable from hèrba (“grass”) + -ox (“-y”).


orajox

orajox (feminine orajosa, masculine plural orajox, feminine plural orajoses)

orajosa (feminine)
orajox (masculine plural)
orajoses (feminine plural)

Derivable from orâjo (“storm”) + -ox (“-y”).


plogiox

plogiox (feminine plogiosa, masculine plural plogiox, feminine plural plogioses)

plogiosa (feminine)
plogiox (masculine plural)
plogioses (feminine plural)

Inherited from Latin pluviōsus. Derivable from ploge (“rain”) + -ox (“-y”).


chanciox

chanciox (feminine chanciosa, masculine plural chanciox, feminine plural chancioses)

chanciosa (feminine)
chanciox (masculine plural)
chancioses (feminine plural)

Borrowed from French chanceux as chance (“luck”) + -ox (“-y”).


piolyox

piolyox (feminine piolyosa, masculine plural piolyox, feminine plural piolyoses)

piolyosa (feminine)
piolyox (masculine plural)
piolyoses (feminine plural)

Inherited from Latin pēduculōsus. Derivable from pioly (“louse”) + -ox (“-y”).


cindrox

cindrox (feminine cindrosa, masculine plural cindrox, feminine plural cindroses)

cindrosa (feminine)
cindrox (masculine plural)
cindroses (feminine plural)

Inherited from Latin cinerōsus. Derivable from cindra (“ash”) + -ox (“-y”).


farenox

farenox (feminine farenosa, masculine plural farenox, feminine plural farenoses)

farenosa (feminine)
farenox (masculine plural)
farenoses (feminine plural)

Inherited from Latin farīnōsus. Derivable from farena (“flour”) + -ox (“-y”).


jôno

jôno (feminine jôna, masculine plural jônos, feminine plural jônes)

jôna (feminine)
jônos (masculine plural)
jônes (feminine plural)


j·usto

j·usto (feminine j·usta, masculine plural j·ustos, feminine plural j·ustes)

j·usta (feminine)
j·ustos (masculine plural)
j·ustes (feminine plural)


avogllo

avogllo (feminine avoglla, masculine plural avogllos, feminine plural avoglles)

avoglla (feminine)
avogllos (masculine plural)
avoglles (feminine plural)
avu̱lyou (alternative Bressan)
aougló (alternative)
avouillo (alternative)
avœgllo (alternative)


avœgllo

aveuye (alternative)
ave̱lyou (alternative Bressan)
ave͟uye (alternative Bressan)
aveuglho (alternative)

alternative form of avogllo (“blind; one-eyed”)


aveuglho

alternative form of avœgllo (“blind; one-eyed”)


ave̱lyou

alternative form of avœgllo (“blind, one-eyed”)


borgno

borgno (feminine borgne, masculine plural borgnos, feminine plural borgnes)

borgne (feminine)
borgnos (masculine plural)
borgnes (feminine plural)
bôrnye (alternative)
be͟urnyou (alternative Bressan)
bouênou (alternative)
bouârnyo (alternative)
bornho (alternative)
borgnou (alternative)


be͟urnyou

alternative form of borgno (“blind, one-eyed”)


vevo

vevo (feminine veva, masculine plural vevos, feminine plural veves)

veva (feminine)
vevos (masculine plural)
veves (feminine plural)


èpès

èpès (feminine èpèssa, masculine plural èpès, feminine plural èpèsses)

èpèssa (feminine)
èpès (masculine plural)
èpèsses (feminine plural)


grâs

grâs (feminine grâssa, masculine plural grâs, feminine plural grâsses)

grâssa (feminine)
grâs (masculine plural)
grâsses (feminine plural)


fôx

fôx (feminine fôssa, masculine plural fôx, feminine plural fôsses)

fôssa (feminine)
fôx (masculine plural)
fôsses (feminine plural)


fôl

fôl (feminine fôla, masculine plural fôls, feminine plural fôles)

fôla (feminine)
fôls (masculine plural)
fôles (feminine plural)


entiér

entiér (feminine entiére, masculine plural entiérs, feminine plural entiéres)

entiére (feminine)
entiérs (masculine plural)
entiéres (feminine plural)


entiérement

Derivable from entiére (“entire”) + -ment (adverbial suffix).


coragiox

frp-adj

coragiox (feminine coragiosa, masculine plural coragiox, feminine plural coragioses)

coragiosa (feminine)
coragiox (masculine plural)
coragioses (feminine plural)

Derivable from corâjo + -ox. Compare French courageux.


ètranjo

ètranjo (feminine ètrange, masculine plural ètranjos, feminine plural ètranges)

ètrange (feminine)
ètranjos (masculine plural)
ètranges (feminine plural)
estranjo (alternative)


estranjo

alternative form of ètranjo (“strange, unfamiliar”)


âpro

âpro (feminine âpra, masculine plural âpros, feminine plural âpres)

âpra (feminine)
âpros (masculine plural)
âpres (feminine plural)


fôrt

fôrt (feminine fôrta, masculine plural fôrts, feminine plural fôrtes)

fôrta (feminine)
fôrts (masculine plural)
fôrtes (feminine plural)


fêblo

fêblo (feminine fêbla, masculine plural fêblos, feminine plural fêbles)

fêbla (feminine)
fêblos (masculine plural)
fêbles (feminine plural)
feybla (alternative)
fa̱blou (alternative Bressan)
feble (alternative)
fêbllo (alternative)


mèlyor

mèlyor (feminine mèlyora, masculine plural mèlyors, feminine plural mèlyores)

mèlyora (feminine)
mèlyors (masculine plural)
mèlyores (feminine plural)


muendro

muendro (feminine muendra, masculine plural muendros, feminine plural muendres)

muendra (feminine)
muendros (masculine plural)
muendres (feminine plural)


ènormo

ènormo (feminine ènorma, masculine plural ènormos, feminine plural ènormes)

ènorma (feminine)
ènormos (masculine plural)
ènormes (feminine plural)


èquivoco

head

èquivoco (feminine singular èquivoca, masculine plural èquivocos, feminine plural èquivocques)

èquivoca (feminine singular)
èquivocos (masculine plural)
èquivocques (feminine plural)


lârjo

frp-adj

lârjo (feminine lârge, masculine plural lârjos, feminine plural lârges)

lârge (feminine)
lârjos (masculine plural)
lârges (feminine plural)


côrt

côrt (feminine côrta, masculine plural côrts, feminine plural côrtes)

côrta (feminine)
côrts (masculine plural)
côrtes (feminine plural)


herox

herox (feminine herosa, masculine plural herox, feminine plural heroses)

herosa (feminine)
herox (masculine plural)
heroses (feminine plural)
èzho (alternative Bressan)
ézho (alternative Bressan)
euryô (alternative Bressan)
hérou (alternative Dauphinois)
hérou (alternative)
euraou (alternative)
herœx (alternative)


quièt

quièt (feminine quièya or quièta, masculine plural quièts, feminine plural quièyes or quiètes)

quièya (feminine)
quièta (feminine)
quièts (masculine plural)
quièyes (feminine plural)
quiètes (feminine plural)


droblo

dro̱blou (alternative Bressan)
droblou (alternative Dauphinois)
droblo (alternative)


drobllo

dràbyo (alternative)
drobyo (alternative)
dròblio (alternative Savoyard)


fébi

head

fébi (feminine fèibia, masculine plural fébi, feminine plural fèibieus)

fèibia (feminine)
fébi (masculine plural)
fèibieus (feminine plural)


avouillo

avouillo (feminine avouille, plural avouille)