{"id":16306,"date":"2012-06-22T10:33:55","date_gmt":"2012-06-22T10:33:55","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.omniglot.com\/rywsut\/?p=1113"},"modified":"2012-06-22T10:33:55","modified_gmt":"2012-06-22T10:33:55","slug":"les-mots-de-la-semaine","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.omniglot.com\/bloggle\/?p=16306","title":{"rendered":"Les mots de la semaine"},"content":{"rendered":"

Chaque semaine je publie les mots que nous avons discut\u00e9s dans le Groupe de Conversation Fran\u00e7ais sur Facebook<\/a>. J’ai d\u00e9cid\u00e9 de les publier ici aussi, et donc voil\u00e0 les mots de cette semaine, et aussi les mots des semaines pr\u00e9c\u00e9dentes.<\/p>\n

Every week I publish words that we have discussed in the French Conversation Group on Facebook<\/a>. I’ve decided to publish here as well, so here are this week’s words, and words from previous weeks.<\/p>\n

Pob wythnos dw i’n cyhoeddi geiriau’r wythnos ydan ni ‘di s\u00f4n amdanyt yn y Gr\u0175p Sgwrsio ar Facebook<\/a>. Dw i ‘di penderfynu cyhoeddi nhw yma hefyd, ac felly dyma geiriau’r wythnos hon, a hefyd geiriau’r wythnosau flaenorol.<\/p>\n

22\/06\/12
\nLes mots de la semaine<\/strong>
\n– le rago\u00fbt = hotpot \/ casserole = hotbot \/ caserol
\n– la cocotte \/ le po\u00ealon = casserole (dish) = caserol
\n– le bouton = (light \/ appliance) switch = switsh \/ botwm
\n– l’interrupteur \/ le marche-arr\u00eat = cut-off switch \/ light switch \/ on-off switch
\n– allumer = to switch on (light, TV, kettle) = cynnau
\n– mettre en marche = to switch on (engine, machine) = cychwyn
\n– \u00e9teindre = to switch off (light, TV, radio) = diffodd
\n– arr\u00eater = to switch off (engine) = diffodd
\n– monsieur \/ gentleman = gentleman = bonheddwr \/ g\u0175r bonheddig
\n– gentilhomme campagnard = country gentleman
\n– homme cultiv\u00e9 et raffin\u00e9 = fine gentleman
\n– dame de bonne famille = gentlewoman = boneddiges
\n– le stylo (\u00e0) plume = fountain pen = ysgrifbin
\n– peu commun \/ rare \/ inhabituel = unusual = anarferol \/ anghyffredin<\/p>\n

05\/06\/12
\nLes mots de la semaine<\/strong>
\n– la procession de carnaval = (carnival) parade\/procession = gorymdaith \/ par\u00ead
\n– le d\u00e9fil\u00e9 = (military) parade = par\u00ead (milwrol)
\n– sans logis \/ sans abri = homeless = digartref
\n– un sans-abri = a homeless person = person digartref
\n– un haut-parleur = loud speaker = uchelseinydd \/ darseinydd
\n– le tambour = drum = tabwrdd
\n– la batterie = drum kit \/ drums = offer drymiau
\n– tambouriner = to drum = drymio \/ tabyrddu
\n– le tambourin = tambourine = tambwr\u00een
\n– le (joueur de) tambour = drummer = drymiwr \/ drwmwr
\n– batteur (-euse) = drummer (in rock\/jazz band)
\n– la baguette de tambour = drum stick = ffon drymio
\n– la contrebasse = double bass = bas dwbl
\n– la citerne = water butt = casgen d\u0175r
\n– faire un saut (au magasin) = to nip to (the shop)<\/p>\n

08\/06\/12
\nLes mots de la semaine<\/strong>
\n– la boue = mud = llaca \/ llaid \/ mwd
\n– le garde-boue = mud guard = gard olwyn
\n– la station-service = petrol station = gorsaf betrol
\n– l’aire de services (f) = service area = ardal gwasanaeth
\n– le char (d’assaut) \/ le tank = tank (military) = tanc
\n– avec maestria = with great panache = efo\/gyda steil mawr
\n– le bleu \/ la ecchymose \/ la contusion = bruise = clais
\n– faire un bleu \u00e0 \/ contusionner = to bruise = cleisio
\n– la meurtrissure \/ la talure = bruise (on fruit)
\n– se taler \/ se meurtrir = to bruise (fruit)
\n– le pois = spot (on fabric) = sbotyn \/ smotyn
\n– la tache = spot (mark) =marc \/ sbotyn \/ smotyn
\n– le droit de passage = right of way = hawl tramwy
\n– le blaireau = badger = mochyn daear \/ broch \/ daearfochyn
\n– le geai = jay = (y)sgrech y coed
\n– la pie = magpie = pioden
\n– la sir\u00e8ne = mermaid = m\u00f4r-forwyn<\/p>\n

01\/06\/12
\nLes mots de la semaine<\/strong>
\n– l’all\u00e8gement fiscal \/ les d\u00e9gr\u00e8vements d’imp\u00f4ts = tax relief = cymorth trethi
\n– le vol = robbery \/ theft = lladrad \/ ysbeiliad
\n– le vol \u00e0 main arm\u00e9e = armed robbery = lladrad arfog
\n– le braquage de banque = bank robbery = lladrad banc
\n– (C’est de) l’arnaque! = (It’s) daylight robbery = (mae hi’n) lladrad golau dydd
\n– le cambriolage = burglary = byrgleriaeth
\n– la pieuvre = octopus (when alive)
\n– le poulpe = octopus (on plate) = octopws \/ wythdroed
\n– les fonds marins \/ fond de la mer = seabed = gwely’r m\u00f4r
\n– le drapeau = flag = baner<\/p>\n

18\/05\/12
\nLes mots de la semaine<\/strong>
\n– la grande roue = big wheel = olwyn fawr
\n– la petite maison \/ le cottage = cottage = bwthyn
\n– la chaumi\u00e8re \/ chaumine = thatched cottage = bwthyn t\u00f4 gwellt
\n– le g\u00eete \/ la maison de vacances = holiday cottage = bwthyn gwyliau
\n– la maison de campagne = weekend cottage = bwythyn y penwythnos
\n– le g\u00eete et le couvert = board and lodging = bwyd a llety
\n– le baby-sitter \/ la garde d’enfants =babysitter = gwarchodwr
\n– faire du baby-sitting \/ garder (les enfants) = to babysit = gwarchod
\n– avoir l’air plut\u00f4t ridicule = to have egg on one’s face
\n– t\u00eatu \/ obstin\u00e9 = stubborn (person) = cyndyn \/ ystyfnig<\/p>\n

12\/05\/12
\nLes mots de la semaine<\/strong>
\n– \u00eatre \u00e0 l’enti\u00e8re disposition de qn \/ \u00eatre \u00e0 la botte de qn = to be at sb’s beck and call = bod ar alwad rhywun,
\nbod yn was bach i rywun
\n– tirer \u00e0 la courte paille = to draw straws = tynnu blewyn cwta
\n– tirer au sort = to draw lots = tynnu dob\/tocyn\/cwtws\/blewyn cwta
\n– le sang neuf = new blood (in team, organization) = gwaed newydd
\n– le nouveau visage = new face = gwyneb newydd
\n– fauch\u00e9 (comme les bl\u00e9s) = (stony-)broke (penniless) = heb yr un geiniog,
\n heb yr un ddimai goch y delyn, heb gragen i ymgrafu
\n– \u00eatre fauch\u00e9 = to be broke = bod heb yr un geiniog
\n– faire faillite = to go broke\/bankrupt = methdalu
\n– jouer le grand jeu \/ jouer le tout pour le tout = to go for broke = mentro’r cyfan\/cwbl\/pob dimai
\n– \u00e0 la lettre = to the letter = i’r llythyren<\/p>\n

27\/04\/12
\nLes mots de la semaine<\/strong>
\n– sonner = to ring (bell\/phone) = canu (cloch)
\n– rappeler quelque chose = to ring a bell (fig.) = canu cloch \/ taro deuddeg
\n– un animal de compagnie = pet = anifail anwes
\n– porter un toast = (to raise a) toast = cynnig llwncdestun
\n– le r\u00f4le principal = leading role (in play, film, etc) = prif r\u00f4l
\n– tendre = to stretch, tighten, tense = ymestyn, tynhau
\n– b\u00e9mol \/ trop grave = flat (note) = meddalnod
\n– di\u00e8se \/ trop haut= sharp (note) = llonnod
\n– la veill\u00e9e morturaire = wake = gwlynos<\/p>\n

20\/04\/12
\nLes mots de la semaine<\/strong>
\n– un rhume = a cold = annwyd
\n– une rhinite = rhinitis (blocked\/stuffy\/runny nose) = trwyn wedi ei flocio \/ syn rhedeg
\n– attraper un rhume = to catch a cold = cael annwyd
\n– le rhume des foins = hayfever = clefyd y gwair
\n– la faune et flore (sauvages) = wildlife = bwyd gwyllt
\n– la r\u00e9serve naturelle = wildlife park = parc bwyd gwyllt
\n– photographe animalier = wildlife photographer = ffotograffydd bwyd gwyllt
\n– \u00e9crire \/ orthographier = to spell = sillafu
\n– \u00e9peler = to spell (aloud) = sillafu yn uchel
\n– l’\u00e9clair (f) = flash = fflach
\n– clignoter = to flash (light) = fflachio
\n– feu\/\u00e9clairage (de v\u00e9lo) avant = front (bicycle) light = golau (beic) blaen
\n– feu\/\u00e9clairage (de v\u00e9lo) arri\u00e8re = back (bicycle) light = golau (beic) \u00f4l<\/p>\n

13\/04\/12
\nLes mots de la semaine<\/strong>
\n– la cachette = hide (for watching animals) = cuddfan
\n– le balbuzard (p\u00eacheur) = osprey = eryr y m\u00f4r \/ gwalch y pysgod
\n– la buse \/ le urubu = buzzard = boda
\n– le faucon = falcon = gwalch
\n– la colombe = dove = colomen
\n– le perce-neige = snowdrop = eirlys \/ cloch maban
\n– la rumeur = rumour = achlust \/ si \/ swae \/ s\u00f4n
\n– l’arnaque (f) \/ la \tescroquerie = scam \/ swindle = hoced \/ twyll
\n– la fraude = fraud = hoced \/ twyll
\n– escroquer \/ arnaquer = to swindle = hocedu \/ twyllo
\n– la neige fondue = sludge \/ slush = llaca \/ llaid \/ slwtsh
\n– la bourrasque = squall = hyrddwynt
\n– la giboul\u00e9e = shower = cawod
\n– les Giboul\u00e9es de Mars = April Showers = Cawodydd Ebrill<\/p>\n

30\/03\/12
\nLes mots de la semaine<\/strong>
\n– la roue de charrette = cartwheel = olwyndroi
\n– faire la roue = to turn a cartwheel = gwneud olwyn dro
\n– la scie [si] = saw = llif
\n– scier [sje] = to saw = llifio
\n– la sciure [sjy\u0280] = sawdust = blawd llif
\n– la scierie [si\u0280i] = sawmill =
\n– la tron\u00e7onneuse = chain saw = llif gadwyn
\n– stocker \/ accumuler = to stockpile = archebu
\n– avoir l’effet inverse que pr\u00e9vu = to backfire (plans)
\n– p\u00e9tararder = to backfire (car) = tanio’n \u00f4l
\n– le bidon \/ le jerrycan = jerrycan
\n– se dilater = to expand (metal, gas) = ymledu \/ ehangu
\n– p\u00e9tard = firecracker \/ banger \/ detonator = banger \/ taniadur
\n– pris \u00e0 son propre pi\u00e8ge = hoist with one’s own petard
\n– s’entendre bien avec qqn = to get on well with sb = cyd-dynnu \u00e2\/efo\/gyda rhywun<\/p>\n

23\/03\/12
\nLes mots de la semaine<\/strong>
\n– livreur (m) = delivery man = trosglwyddwr
\n– respirer \/ aspirer = to breathe (in), inhale = anadlu
\n– expirer = to breathe out = anadlu allan
\n– s’\u00e9chauffer = to warm up = ymgynhesu
\n– deltaplane (m) \/ aile volante (f) = hang-glider = barcut (m)
\n– en pleine cambrousse = out in the sticks
\n– b\u00e2ton (m), bout de bois (m) = stick = ffon (f) pric (m)
\n– petit bois (m) = kindling
\n– l’autobus \u00e0 imp\u00e9riale = double-decker bus<\/p>\n

16\/03\/12
\nLes mots de la semaine<\/strong>
\n– l’enregistrement (m) = check-in (desk)
\n– faire enregistrer les bagages = to check-in luggage =
\n– tapis (m) roulant \u00e0 bagages \/ carrousel (m) \u00e0 bagages = luggage\/baggage carousel
\n– bagagiste = baggage handler = trafodwr bagiau
\n– faire une\/de la randonn\u00e9e = to ramble \/ go rambling = mynd am dro
\n– badge (m) = badge = bathodyn (m)
\n– crampe (f) = cramp = cramp (m), cwlwm gwythi (m), gwrwst (f)
\n– priver qn de ses moyens = to cramp sb’s style<\/p>\n

17\/02\/12
\nLes mots de la semaine<\/strong>
\n– vingoble (m) – vineyard – gwinllan (f)
\n– vendage (f) – grape harvest\/crop, grapes = cynhaeaf grawnin
\n– grenier (m) – attic, barn = llofft (m), ysgubor (f)
\n– mar\u00e9chal-ferrant (m) = farrier = ffarier (m)
\n– forgeron (m) = blacksmith = gof (m)
\n– repasser = to iron = smwddio
\n– fer (m) \u00e0 repasser = iron = haearn smwddio (m)
\n– comm\u00e9rages, cancans = gossip = clec(s), clonc(iau)
\n– nounours (m), ours en peluche = teddy bear = tedi
\n– peluche (f) = fluff, plush, stuffed\/soft toy = fflwff, plwsh, tegan meddal
\n– railler = to make fun of sb, taunt, scoff, jeer = gwawdio
\n– vedette (f) = (film) star, speedboat = seren, cwch gwib
\n– chaise droite (f) = upright\/dining chair = cadair gefnsyth (?)
\n– d\u00e9troit (m) = strait = culfor (m)
\n– capuche (f), capuchon (m) = hood = cwfl (m)
\n– ex\u00e9cuter, jouer = to perform (music) = perfformio, chwarae
\n– boulette (f) (de p\u00e2te) = dumpling = twplen (f), poten (f)
\n– Bavi\u00e8re (f) = Bavaria = Bafaria
\n– bavarois = Bavarian = Bafarieg<\/p>\n

10\/02\/12
\nLes mots de la semaine<\/strong>
\n– carte de bus = bus pass = trwydded bws
\n– tenir un journal = to keep a diary = cadw dyddiadur
\n– ongle (m) = finger nail = ewin (m\/f)
\n– ongle de pied = toe nail = ewin troed
\n– orteil (m) = toe = bys troed
\n– retenir sa respiration = to hold one’s breath = dal dy anadl
\n– \u00e7a n’arrivera peut-\u00eatre pas de sit\u00f4t ! = don’t hold your breath! = paid \u00e2 dal dy anadl!
\n– surgel\u00e9 = frozen = rhewedig \/ wedi ei rewi
\n– Les Amis de la Terre = Friends of the Earth = Cyfeillion y Ddaear
\n– pr\u00e9tendre = to claim (assert) = hawlio
\n– d\u00e9mod\u00e9 = old fashioned (things) = hen ffasiwn
\n– vieux jeu = old fashioned (people) = hen ffasiwn<\/p>\n

03\/02\/12
\nLes mots de la semaine<\/strong>:
\n– \u00e9gout (m) = sewer = carthffos (f)
\n– (les) canalisation(s) (f) = (the) drain(s) = draen(iau) (m)
\n– \u00e9couler = to drain = draenio
\n– epicure (m) = gourmet = beirniad bwyd (m)
\n– gourmand (m) = gourmand = gloddestwr, bolgi
\n– gourmand (adj) = greedy = barus, trachwantus
\n– kippa (f), yarmoulka = kippah, yarmulke = cap corun (m)
\n– baragouin (m), charabia (m) = gibberish, gabble, double Dutch, gobbledygook = baldordd, cleber, lol
\n– baragouiner = to gibber \/ jabber \/ gabble = baldorddi, clebran
\n– dire du charabia, parler de fa\u00e7on incompr\u00e9hensible = to talk gibberish<\/p>\n

20\/01\/12
\nLes mots de la semaine<\/strong>:
\n– \u00e9mission (f) = (TV\/radio) programme = rhaglen (f)
\n– draguer = to be on the pull, to try and pick up (sb)
\n– traquer = to stalk (sb), pursue, hound, track down = dilyn, ymlid, mynd ar drywydd
\n– harceleur, admirateur = stalker = dilynwr
\n– acouph\u00e8ne (m) = tinnitus = tinitws
\n– \u00e9ternuement (m) = sneeze = tisiad (m)
\n– \u00e9ternuer \/ faire un \u00e9ternuement = to sneeze = tisian
\n– valeur (f) \u00e0 la revente = street value = preis ar y stryd (?)
\n– canot\/bateau de sauvetage (m) = lifeboat = bad achub (m)
\n– d\u00e9tremp\u00e9 = soggy (ground) = corslyd, soeglyd
\n– tremp\u00e9 = soggy (clothes)
\n– mou (molle) = soggy (sandwiches, bread, cornflakes)<\/p>\n

02\/12\/11
\n<\/strong>Les mots de la semaine<\/strong>
\n– forgeron (m) = blacksmith = gof
\n– mar\u00e9chal ferrant (m) = blacksmith, farrier = ffarier
\n– forge (f) = smithy = gefail
\n– marteau (m) = hammer = morthwyl = malleus
\n– enclume (f) = anvil = eingion \/ einion = incus
\n– \u00e9trier (m) = stirrup = gwarthol (f) = stapes
\n– h\u00e9riter (de) = to inherit = etifeddu
\n– h\u00e9ritage (m) = inheritance (money, property, cultural) = etifeddiaeth (f), gwaddol (m)
\n– patrimoine (m) = inheritance (genetic) = etifeddiad (m)
\n– faire une promenade (de cheval), monter (\u00e0 cheval), faire du cheval = to ride (a horse) = marchogaeth, reidio
\n– aller (\u00e0 cheval \/ \u00e0 bicyclette \/ \u00e0 moto \/ en autobus \/ en voiture) = to ride (a horse, a bicycle, a motorbike, a bus a car)<\/p>\n

14\/11\/12
\nLes mots de la semaine<\/strong>
\n– enlever \/ kidnapper – to kidnap – herwgipio
\n– l’enl\u00e8vement – kidnapping, removal, abducting – herwgydio
\n– tentative d’enl\u00e8vement – kidnap attempt – ymgais herwgipio
\n– kidnappeur\/euse, voleur d’enfants, ravisseur\/euse – kidnapper – herwgipiwr<\/p>\n

Plus de d\u00e9tails sont \u00e0 d\u00e9couvrir \u00e0: http:\/\/www.omniglot.com\/blog\/?p=6081<\/a><\/p>\n

07\/11\/12
\nLes mots de la semaine<\/strong>
\n– groseille \u00e0 maquereau \/ groseille verte – gooseberry, eirinen Fair \/ gwsberen
\n– groseille – (red)currant, cyrensen
\n– maquereau – mackerel, macrell<\/p>\n

groseille (ribes rubrum) is part of the gooseberry family (grossulariaceae), as is the blackcurrant \/ cyrensen ddu (ribes nigrum) or cassis \/ groseille noir.<\/p>\n

30\/10\/11
\nLe mot de la semaine<\/strong>
\n– comptine \/k\u0254\u0303tin\/= nursery rhyme; counting rhyme or song = hwiangerdd; rhigwm neu g\u00e2n rifo<\/p>\n

Des comptines et chansons pour enfants: http:\/\/comptine.free.fr\/<\/a><\/p>\n

23\/10\/11
\nLes mots de la semaine<\/strong>:
\n– m\u00e9nager la ch\u00e8vre et le choux = to sit on the fence, to face both ways, to keep everyone happy, have a foot in both camps, to play both ends against the middle. (lit. “to keep the goat and the cabbage”). = peidio ag ochri, eistedd ar y clawdd (“cadw’r afr a’r fresychen \/ gabetsien”).<\/p>\n

– m\u00e9nager (vb) = to handle carefully, to treat considerately, to take care not to hurt sb’s pride, to take care of, to look after or to arrange. = trin yn ofalus \/ yn ystyriol, poeni am ddim brifo teimladau rhywun, gofalu am (rhywun\/rhywbeth), trefnu.<\/p>\n

– m\u00e9nager (adj) = household, domestic, housework, housewife or canteen = catref<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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