General jealousy:
* jaloux/jalouse (masculine/feminine) - This is the most common and general translation for "jealous." It can be used in various contexts, including romantic jealousy, envy, and possessiveness.
Specific types of jealousy:
* envieux/envieuse (masculine/feminine) - This translates to "envious" and specifically refers to jealousy related to someone else's possessions, success, or qualities.
* amoureux/amoureuse jaloux/jalouse (masculine/feminine) - This translates to "jealous lover" and specifically refers to jealousy in a romantic relationship.
Other possibilities:
* jalousie - This is a noun that refers to the feeling or act of being jealous.
* jaloux de - This means "jealous of" and is used to indicate what or whom someone is jealous of.
Example sentences:
* Il est jaloux de son frère. (He is jealous of his brother.)
* Elle est envieuse de sa meilleure amie. (She is envious of her best friend.)
* Il est amoureux jaloux. (He is a jealous lover.)
Remember to choose the appropriate translation based on the specific context and the type of jealousy you want to express.