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Words of the Flowers of Evil · 96 headwords

Each word with its meanings, its forms, and the lines it stands in.

o

O 3 times

O, Ô

Latin interjection; interjection

objet

objects; thing; object 4 times

objets, objet

noun, masculine, plural; noun, masculine, singular

obscur

dark; darkened 6 times

obscur, obscure, obscurs

adjective, masculine, singular; adjective, feminine, singular; adjective, masculine, plural

observer

watch; observed 3 times

observent, observé

verb, present, indicative, third-person, plural; verb, past, participle, masculine, singular

océan

ocean; Ocean 5 times

océan, Océan

noun, masculine, singular; proper noun, masculine, singular

odeur

scent; smell; perfumes 11 times

odeur, odeurs

noun, feminine, singular; noun, feminine, plural

offrir

offered; offered up; offer 3 times

offertes, offerts, offrent

verb, past, participle, feminine, plural; verb, past, participle, masculine, plural; verb, present, indicative, third-person, plural

ombre

shadow; shadows; shade 13 times

ombre, ombres

noun, feminine, singular; noun, feminine, plural; noun, singular

on

one; they; linking sound 54 times

on, On, -on, l'

pronoun, singular; euphonic particle, no independent meaning; pronoun, indefinite, singular

This 'l'' is not the article 'le' — it's a euphonic insertion before 'on', common after 'où', 'et', 'si'.

orageux

stormy 3 times

orageux

adjective, masculine, singular; adjective, masculine, plural

oreiller

pillow; A pillow; pillows 5 times

oreiller, Oreiller, oreillers

noun, masculine, singular; noun, masculine, plural

orgie

orgies; orgy 4 times

orgies, orgie

noun, feminine, plural; noun, feminine, singular

oublier

forgotten; forgets; will forget 7 times

oubliée, oublie, Oublié, oubliés, oublié, oublierai, oublier

verb, past, participle, masculine, singular; verb, past, participle, feminine, singular; verb, present, indicative, third-person, singular

ouvert

open; thrown open 5 times

ouvertes, ouvert, ouverte

adjective, feminine, plural; adjective, masculine, singular; adjective, feminine, singular

ouvrir

open; opened; opens 12 times

ouvre, ouvrant, ouvert, ouvrent, Ouvrent, Ouvrait, ouvrait, Ouvrira and 2 more

verb, present, indicative, third-person, plural; verb, imperfect, indicative, third-person, singular; verb, present, indicative, third-person, singular

ô

O; oh; o 108 times

Ô, ô, O

ô is a vocative interjection used before a direct address, not a verb.

Seen once or twice

obéir

obeys; obeying twice

obi

obi once

oblique

slanting once

obole

coin once

obscène

obscene once

obscurci

dimmed once

obscurcir

darken; darkened twice

obstacle

hurdle; obstacle twice

obstiné

stubborn once

obstinément

stubbornly once

obtenir

shed once

occulte

hidden once

occuper

occupy once

octobre

October once

octogénaire

octogenarian once

odieux

hateful once

odor

with fragrances once

odorant

fragrant twice

oeuvre

work once

offusquer

dimmed once

offusqué

offended once

oisif

idle once

oliban

Frankincense once

olive

Olives once

ombrager

shaded once

ombragé

shadowed once

ombreux

shadowy once

omnibus

omnibuses once

omnis

all once

once

snow-leopards once

ondoyant

undulating once

ondulation

undulation once

onduleux

undulant; undulating twice

onéreux

onerous once

opale

opals; opal twice

opération

working once

opiniâtrement

obstinately once

opprimer

crushing; weighs on twice

opulence

opulence once

orage

storm once

orange

orange once

orchestre

orchestra; orchestras twice

ordonner

command once

ordure

filth twice

orgue

organ twice

orgueilleux

prideful; haughty twice

Orient

East once

oriental

oriental twice

ornement

ornament twice

orner

adorn; trimmed twice

orphelin

orphans once

os

bones twice

osciller

sways once

osculum

kisses once

ossement

bones twice

ostensoir

monstrance once

oublieux

forgetful once

oui

yes twice

ouragan

hurricane; storm twice

ourlet

hem once

outil

tools; tool twice

outrage

outrage once

ouvrage

work once

ouvrager

wrought once

ouvrier

workman twice

Ovide

Ovid twice

The particulars

The words
Every word of the text, parsed: its headword, its form and its meaning in the line. Source text: public domain (Charles Baudelaire, d. 1867).
Translation
Public-domain French (Baudelaire, d. 1867). English translation © 2026 1732 Studios, LLC.
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