French is spoken by 75 million native speakers in France, Belgium, Switzerland,
Canada, French Guyana etc. It's also the official language in numerous former French colonies.
Every French noun has a grammatical gender, either masculine or feminine. As in English, nouns
inflect for number. The plural is usually formed from the singular by adding the letter -s (cf.
maison > maisons 'houses'). Nouns ending in -au, -eu, and -ou often take the ending -x
instead (cf. jeu > jeux 'games').
Decline French Nouns
See also:
Conjugate French
verbs
Recently Inflected Nouns
Carolingien,
radiosensibilité,
électroménager,
toile,
GPL,
vin de table,
traction,
mistelle,
belgitude,
cadriciel,
infiltration,
consumérisme,
gentilité,
je ne sais quoi,
truqueur,
tube à essai,
vieil irlandais,
molybdène,
nonc,
narcomanie,
érythrophobie,
tringle,
coquelet,
hambourgeois,
espèce invasive,
hispaniste,
grande aiguille,
fiévreux,
visitage,
chloruration,
quaternion,
bissectrice,
exulcération,
ru,
benzidine,
sport nautique,
luddite,
systématisation,
champignon,
bugle petit-pin,
embryogénie,
clan,
golfe,
entrailles,
phallicité,
évangélisme,
ciel,
fonctionnalisation,
poudre de perlimpinpin,
ascite,