Online Haitian Creole Dictionary (Alpha mode): verb conjugation, Creole Proverbs, Creole Quotes, Rhymes, Haiti of Yesteryear and Today.
Dictionary: English to Creole
A AN B CH D E È EN F G H I J K L M N O ON OU OUN P R S T UI V W Y Z
Kreyòl : Bazmann
English : baz + man
Français : membre d’une base (cartel)
Español : miembro de una base (cártel)
Português : membro de uma base (cartel)
man. black man, negro. : Ex : The man walking down the street was wearing a black jacket.
Kreyòl : nèg
English : man. black man, negro. : Ex : The man walking down the street was wearing a black jacket.
Français : homme. homme noir, nègre. : Ex : L'homme qui marchait dans la rue portait une veste noire.
Español : hombre. hombre negro, negro. : Ej: El hombre que caminaba por la calle vestía una chaqueta negra.
Português : homem. homem negro, negro. : Ex : O homem que andava na rua usava uma jaqueta preta.
common mugwort, riverside wormwood, felon herb, chrysanthemum weed, wild wormwood, old Uncle Henry, sailor's tobacco, naughty man, old man [n.]
Kreyòl : amwaz
English : common mugwort, riverside wormwood, felon herb, chrysanthemum weed, wild wormwood, old Uncle Henry, sailor's tobacco, naughty man, old man
Français : Armoise commune, Armoise citronnelle
Español : artemisa, artemega, ceñidor, yuyo crisantemo, hierba de San Juan y madra
Português : artemísia, artemísia-comum, artemísia-mola, artemísia-verdadeira, urtemige
man : Ex: There’s a man outside looking for you. Topic: Egzanp.
Kreyòl : nonm
English : man : Ex: There’s a man outside looking for you.
Français : homme : Ex : Il y a un homme dehors qui te cherche.
Español : hombre: Ej: Hay un hombre afuera buscándote.
Português : homem: Ex: Tem um homem lá fora procurando por você.
man; adult male : Ex : The man walked confidently down the street. Topic: Fanmi.
Kreyòl : nonm
English : man; adult male : Ex : The man walked confidently down the street.
Français : homme; mâle adulte : Ex : L'homme marchait avec assurance dans la rue.
Español : hombre; varón adulto: Ej: El hombre caminaba confiado por la calle.
Português : homem; homem adulto: Ex: O homem caminhava confiante pela rua.
my man : Ex : He's my man, always there for me.
Kreyòl : monchè
English : my man : Ex : He's my man, always there for me.
Français : mon homme : Ex : C'est mon homme, toujours là pour moi.
Español : mi hombre: Ej: Él es mi hombre, siempre está ahí para mí.
Português : meu homem: Ex: Ele é meu homem, sempre lá para mim.
(black) man, guy. Ex : The black man sitting on the bench waved hello. [v.]
Kreyòl : nèg
English : (black) man, guy. Ex : The black man sitting on the bench waved hello.
Français : homme (noir), gars. Ex : L'homme noir assis sur le banc lui a fait signe bonjour.
Español : Hombre (negro), chico. Ej: El hombre negro sentado en el banco saludó con la mano.
Português : (negro) homem, cara. Ex: O negro sentado no banco acenou olá.
man: Ex: The man smiled warmly at the stranger passing by.
Kreyòl : lòm
English : man: Ex: The man smiled warmly at the stranger passing by.
Français : homme : Ex : L'homme sourit chaleureusement à l'étranger qui passait par là.
Español : hombre: Ej: El hombre sonrió cálidamente al extraño que pasaba.
Português : homem: Ex: O homem sorriu calorosamente para o estranho que passava.
ah no, man
Kreyòl : ah non monchè
English : ah no, man
Français : ah non, mec
Español : ah no, señor
Português : ah não, cara
aza + man [n.]
Kreyòl : Azamann
English : aza + man
Français : joueur de hasard
Español : jugador
Português : jogador
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