I just can think of "Zèbre" for zebra , "zébu" for zebu, and "zorille" for "zorilla"
yes the elephant
Only words borrowed from other languages, such as Wombat.
French is the language which the French speak, particularly in France. French is used as a noun twice here. The first time it names the language. The second time it names the people.
Quiscale: a north-American bird, quetzal: a central-American bird and Quokka: an Australian marsupial
The word for the French language, "français," is masculine in French.
Ulysses, either way names are the same in the french language
Yes. One example would be poissons(fish). Others: pic (woodpecker) phoque (seal) poulet (chicken)
renard which is a fox
Goat
Maquis
xanthie (a butterfly), xénarthre (a group of American mammal species), xérus (an African ground squirrel), xiphophore (a fresh water tropical fish) are the only four such animal names. pussy
Although about 30 countries recognise French as a official language alongside others in very few countries is it the first language. They are France and Monaco.