French adjectives that start with w?

Answer 1

Well, butter my biscuit, finding French adjectives that start with 'w' is like trying to find a needle in a haystack! In fact, there are so few that I could count them on one hand. 'Wacky' and 'wasteful' are about as good as it gets, but good luck trying to use them in a conversation without getting some raised eyebrows.

Answer 2

Oh, what a lovely question! While there aren't many French adjectives that start with "w," one beautiful word that comes to mind is "wagnérien," which means "Wagnerian" in English. It's a word that can evoke feelings of grandeur and passion, much like the music of composer Richard Wagner. Remember, the beauty of language lies in the way it allows us to express ourselves and connect with others in meaningful ways.

Answer 3

In French, adjectives that start with the letter "w" are quite rare. One example is "wagnérien," which refers to something related to the composer Richard Wagner. Another example is "wagnérienne," the feminine form of the same adjective. These adjectives are not commonly used in everyday French language but may appear in specific contexts related to music or cultural discussions.

Answer 4

Best Answer - Chosen by VotersHard one! There are very few French words starting with W at all. So here's what the dictionary gives as adjectives. They are all very uncommon words.

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

Answer 5

There is none. The Latin alphabet did not have a 'w' - or a 'j' either.

Answer 6

wagon (freight car in a train)