English–French dictionary
French translation of the English word Devil
English | French (translated indirectly) | Esperanto |
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(fiend) | diable | |
🔗 Those who had glimpsed it called it simply a devil. | ||
devils and angels (cuckoo‐pint; jack‐in‐the‐pulpit; lords‐and‐ladies; Adam and Eve; adder’s root; arum; wild arum; arum lily; bobbins; cows and bulls; cuckoo‐plant; friar’s cowl; naked boys; snake’s head; starch‐root; wake‐robin) | arum tacheté ; gouet tacheté | |
devil’s cucumber (apple of Peru; thorn‐apple; Jimson weed; devil’s snare; moonflower; hell’s bells; devil’s trumpet; Jamestown weed; stinkweed; locoweed) | datura oficinal ; stramoine ; stramoine commune | |
devil’s flax (common toadflax; yellow toadflax; bridewort; butter haycocks; bread and butter; flaxweed; monkey‐flower) | linaire commune ; linaire sauvage ; linaire vulgaire | ordinara linario |
devil’s flower (common toadflax; yellow toadflax; bridewort; butter haycocks; bread and butter; flaxweed; monkey‐flower) | linaire commune ; linaire sauvage ; linaire vulgaire | ordinara linario |
devil’s grass (Bermuda grass; dog’s tooth grass; Bahama grass; wiregrass; scutch grass) | chiendent pied de poule | fingra cinodonto |
devil’s paintbrush (orange hawkweed; orange paintbrush; devil’s weed; red daisy; red weed; devil’s bit; ladies’ paintbrush; missionary weed; lion’s tongue; tassel flower; king devil; Flora’s paintbrush; fox‐and‐cubs; tawny hawkweed; Grim‐the‐collier) | épervière orangée ; piloselle orangée | |
devil’s snare (apple of Peru; thorn‐apple; Jimson weed; moonflower; hell’s bells; devil’s trumpet; Jamestown weed; stinkweed; locoweed; devil’s cucumber) | datura oficinal ; stramoine ; stramoine commune | |
devil’s tether (black bindweed; wild buckwheat; bind‐corn; climbing buckwheat; corn bindweed) | renouée faux liseron | |
devil’s trumpet (apple of Peru; thorn‐apple; Jimson weed; devil’s snare; moonflower; hell’s bells; Jamestown weed; stinkweed; locoweed; devil’s cucumber) | datura oficinal ; stramoine ; stramoine commune | |
devil’s weed (orange hawkweed; orange paintbrush; red daisy; red weed; devil’s bit; devil’s paintbrush; ladies’ paintbrush; missionary weed; lion’s tongue; tassel flower; king devil; Flora’s paintbrush; fox‐and‐cubs; tawny hawkweed; Grim‐the‐collier) | epervière orangée ; épervière orangée ; piloselle orangée | |
devil’s weed (apple of Peru; thorn‐apple; Jimson weed; devil’s snare; moonflower; hell’s bells; devil’s trumpet; Jamestown weed; stinkweed; locoweed; devil’s cucumber) | datura oficinal ; stramoine ; stramoine commune | |
mountain devil (thorny dragon; thorny devil; thorny lizard; moloch) | diable cornu ; moloch | |
thorny devil (thorny dragon; mountain devil; thorny lizard; moloch) | diable cornu ; moloch | |
devil‐in‐a‐bush (love‐in‐a‐mist; ragged lady; devil‐in‐the‐bush) | belle‐aux‐cheveux‐dénoués ; cheveux de Vénus ; diable‐dans‐le‐buisson | |
devil‐on‐all‐sides (corn buttercup; scratch burr) | renoncule des champs | |
devil’s‐fig (turkey berry; prickly nightshade; shoo‐shoo bush; wild egg‐plant; pea egg‐plant; pea aubergine) | aubergine pois ; mélongène‐diable | pikilhava solano |
English | French |
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devil‐in‐a‐bush | belle‐aux‐cheveux‐dénoués; cheveux de Vénus; diable‐dans‐le‐buisson; nigelle de Damas |
devils and angels | arum tacheté; chandelle; gouet tacheté; manteau de la Sainte‐Vierge; pied‐de‐veau; pilette; vachotte |
devil’s cucumber | datura oficinal; stramoine; stramoine commune |
devil’s flax | linaire commune; linaire sauvage; linaire vulgaire |
devil’s flower | linaire commune; linaire sauvage; linaire vulgaire |
devil’s grass | chiendent pied de poule |
devil’s paintbrush | piloselle orangée; épervière orangée |
devil’s snare | datura oficinal; stramoine; stramoine commune |
devil’s tether | renouée faux liseron |
devil’s trumpet | datura oficinal; stramoine; stramoine commune |
devil’s weed | datura oficinal; stramoine; stramoine commune |
mountain devil | diable cornu; moloch |
thorny devil | diable cornu; moloch |
devil‐on‐all‐sides | renoncule des champs |
devil’s‐fig | aubergine pois; mélongène‐diable |