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From Middle English Frenshman surface analysis , French -man
IPA (key ) : /ˈfɹɛnt͡ʃm(ə)n/
Hyphenation: French‧man Frenchman (plural Frenchmen
A man of French birth or nationality .
1953 December 7, “ASIA: The Two Anti-Communists”, in TIME [1] A deep-seated misgiving about U.S. Asian policy is spreading among anti-Communists in Southeast Asia, who fear that the Korean truce is the first sign of U.S. withdrawal. In Hong Kong, anti-Communist Chinese newspapers, even those critical of Chiang, now talk about “U.S. double-faced diplomacy.” One said that “Ike and Dulles have stepped right into Acheson’s shoes.” Though Secretary Dulles has bulled through a special $387 million grant to bolster anti-Communist resistance in Indo-China, Frenchmen frequently grumble: Why should we fight our Communists to a finish when you did not fight yours to a finish in Korea?
1975 The Life and Times of Marguerite Durand: A Study in French Feminism , page 128 :The former recommended that all members of the Chamber of Deputies be elected by the scrutin de liste : that they be elected by all Frenchmen of both sexes over 21 years old.
A home-made tool used by bricklayers to cut excess mortar from newly pointed brickwork .
( UK ) red-legged partridge .person of French birth or nationality
Afrikaans: Fransman (af)
Albanian: francez (sq) m
Arabic: فَرَنْسِيّ (ar) m ( faransiyy ) , فَرَنْسَاوِيّ m ( faransāwiyy )
Egyptian Arabic: فَرَنْسَاوِي m ( faransāwi )
Armenian: ֆրանսիացի (hy) ( fransiacʻi )
Asturian: francés (ast) m
Azerbaijani: fransız (az)
Basque: frantses (eu) , frantziar (eu)
Belarusian: францу́з m ( francúz )
Bulgarian: францу́зин m ( francúzin )
Burmese: ပြင်သစ် ( prangsac )
Catalan: francès (ca) m Valencian: francés (ca) m
Cherokee: ᎠᎦᎸᏥ ᎠᏍᎦᏯ ( agalvtsi asgaya )
Chinese:
Dungan: фагуйжын ( faguyřɨn ) , фагуәжын ( faguəřɨn )
Mandarin: 法國人 / 法国人 (zh) ( fǎguórén ) , 法國 男人 / 法国 男人 ( Fǎguó nánrén )
Cree:
Plains Cree: wêmistikôsiw
Czech: Francouz (cs) m
Danish: franskmand (da) c
Dutch: Fransman (nl) m
Esperanto: franco (eo)
Estonian: prantslane
Finnish: ranskalainen (fi)
French: Français (fr) m Old French: François m Franceis m Françoys m Fraunceis m
Galician: francés (gl) m
Georgian: ფრანგი ( prangi )
German: Franzose (de) m Schangel m
Greek: Γάλλος (el) m ( Gállos )
Hebrew: צָרְפָתִי (he) m ( tsarfati )
Hindi: फ्रांसीसी (hi) m ( phrānsīsī ) , फ़्रांसीसी (hi) m ( frānsīsī )
Hungarian: francia férfi francia (hu)
Icelandic: Frakki (is) m
Ido: Franciano (io) , Franco (io)
Indonesian: orang Perancis orang Prancis
Ingrian: frantsilain
Irish: Francach (ga) m
Italian: francese (it) m
Japanese: フランス人 (ja) ( フランスじん, furansujin ) , 仏人 (ja) ( ふつじん, futsujin )
Kazakh: француз ( fransuz )
Khmer: បារាំង (km) ( baarang )
Korean: 프랑스인 (ko) ( peurangseu'in ) , 프랑스 사람 ( peurangseu saram ) , 불인(佛人) ( burin )
Kyrgyz: француз (ky) ( frantsuz )
Latin: Francus (la) m francigena m
Latvian: francūzis m franči
Lithuanian: prancūzas (lt) m
Macedonian: Французин m ( Francuzin )
Māori: Wīwī (mi)
Mongolian: франц хүн ( franc xün )
Norwegian:
Bokmål: franskmann (no) m
Nynorsk: franskmann (nn) m
Persian: فرانسوی (fa) ( farânsavi )
Polish: Francuz (pl) m
Portuguese: francês (pt) m
Romanian: francez (ro) m
Russian: францу́з (ru) m ( francúz )
Scottish Gaelic: Frangach m
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: Француз m
Latin: Francuz (sh) m
Slovak: Francúz (sk) m
Slovene: Francóz (sl) m
Spanish: francés (es) m
Swahili: Mfaransa (sw) class m-wa
Swedish: fransman (sv) c fransos (sv) c
Tagalog: Pranses (tl)
Telugu: పరాసుడు ( parāsuḍu )
Thai: ผู้ชาย ฝรั่งเศส ( pûu-chaai fà-ràng-sèet ) , ชาว ฝรั่งเศส ( chaao fà-ràng-sèet ) , คน ฝรั่งเศส ( kon fà-ràng-sèet )
Turkish: Fransız (tr) , Fransız erkeği
Turkmen: fransuz
Ukrainian: францу́з (uk) m ( francúz )
Unami: Pëlanshëman
Urdu: فرانسیسی (ur) m ( frānsīsī )
Uyghur: فرانسىيەلىك ( fransiyelik )
Uzbek: fransuz (uz)
Vietnamese: đàn ông Pháp người Pháp
Volapük: Fransänan (vo) , hi-Fransänan
Welsh: Ffrancwr (cy) m
Yiddish: פֿראַנצויז m ( frantsoyz )
