How to Say “Hitler” in French

Hitler
masculine
The phrase Hitler in French refers to the name Adolf Hitler.
Meaning: Adolf Hitler (name)

Did you know?

  • In French, the name Hitler is often used as a shorthand adjective to describe someone who is excessively strict or authoritarian, such as a boss or a teacher.
  • In French, the term hitlérisme is often used by historians to distinguish the specific political ideology of the Nazi party from the broader term nazisme.
  • In some French political caricatures, the name is often misspelled or modified slightly to avoid censorship or to bypass certain automated social media filters that flag the word.

Examples in context

  • Hitler souffrait de TSPTC.
    Hitler had CPTSD.
    Tatoeba #12794834 by Orange, translation #12794777 by Orange
  • Hitler souffrait de TSPT-C.
    Hitler had complex post-traumatic stress disorder.
    Tatoeba #12794839 by Orange, translation #12794800 by Orange
  • Hitler a décidé de se suicider.
    Hitler decided to commit suicide.
    Tatoeba #11756826 by Amastan, translation #11634461 by Amastan
  • 29 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Gabriel and Emma are discussing a history book.

  1. Gabriel

    Est-ce que tu lis un livre sur Hitler ?
    Are you reading a book about Hitler?
  2. Emma

    Oui, j'étudie la vie de Hitler.
    Yes, I am studying the life of Hitler.
  3. Gabriel

    C'est un sujet très triste.
    It is a very sad subject.
  4. Emma

    C'est vrai, mais c'est important.
    That's true, but it is important.

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