Provençal

provençal Provencal English Etymology From en enm, from en frm provenceal, fr provençal, from en la prōvinciālis. Pronunciation en /ˌpɹɒvɑːnˈsɑːl/ /ˌpɹɒvənˈsɑːl/ /ˌpɹɒvɒnˈsɑːl/ en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Provençal.wav Southern England en Pro ven çal en ɑːl Adjective Provence - en Provence, a traditional <<geographic region>> roughly corresponding to the modern <<adr:pref/Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur>>, <<c/France>>. Translations of or relating to Provence Aragonese: an provenzal Asturian: ast provenzal Bulgarian: bg провансалски Catalan: ca provençal Corsican: co pruvenzale Czech: cs provensálský Dutch: nl Provençaals Extremaduran: ext provenzal French: fr provençal Galician: gl provenzal Italian: it provenzale Occitan: Provence and Gascony oc provençau, Languedoc oc provençal Polish: pl prowansalski Portuguese: pt provençal Romanian: ro provensal Russian: ru прованса́льский, ru прова́нский Sicilian: scn pruvinzali Spanish: es provenzal Swedish: sv provensalsk Proper noun + dialect en broadly _ ; _ dated _ and _ proscribed _ in _ linguistics The language spoken in Provence; Occitan. en Occitan en 1872 Harriet Waters Preston Harriet W. Preston oc-pro w:Frédéric Mistral Mirèio: A Provençal Poem x Preface https://books.google.com/books?id=BnF0YhgIttcC&pg=PR10&dq=%22Proven%C3%A7al%22&hl=&cd=17&source=gbs_api#v=onepage&q=%22Proven%C3%A7al%22&f=false “Mirèio” first appeared at Paris in September, 1859, having beside the Provençal a parallel French version of the author's own, or rather a prose translation divided into verses to correspond with the stanzas of the original. I must, however, hasten to disclaim any thing approaching to a critical knowledge of the rich and charming Provençal dialect,—or rather language, for it is more than a dialect. en strictly The Romance Occitan dialect of Provence. en 1978 w:Lawrence Durrell Livia Faber & Faber 1992 Avignon Quintet 343 It was the first time I had heard Provençal spoken – there seemed to be moss packed between every syllable. Coordinate terms n en other principal Occitan dialects Limousin Languedocian Gascon,Gascon Occitan Auvergnat Vivaro-Alpine Derived terms en Franco-Provençal Judeo-Provençal Translations loose synonym for Occitan language Occitan dialect of the Occitan language Aragonese: an provenzal m Armenian: hy պրովանսերեն Asturian: ast provenzal m Bulgarian: bg провансалски m Catalan: ca provençal m Corsican: co pruvenzale m Dutch: nl Provençaals n Extremaduran: ext provenzal m Finnish: fi provensaali French: fr provençal m Frisian: West Frisian: fy Provânsaalsk n Galician: gl provenzal m German: de Provenzalisch n Hungarian: hu provanszál Italian: it provenzale m Japanese: ja プロヴァンス語 Purovansu go Marathi: mr प्रोवंसाल f Occitan: Provence and Gascony oc provençau m, Languedoc oc provençal m Old Occitan: pro proensals m Polish: pl język prowansalski m Portuguese: pt provençal m Romanian: ro provensală f Russian: ru прованса́льский Sicilian: scn pruvinzanu m Spanish: es provenzal m Swedish: sv provensalska c, sv provençalska c Welsh: cy Profensaleg f Noun + Provençaux en Provence. en 2011 Conor Kostick The Siege of Jerusalem: Crusade and Conquest in 1099 Bloomsbury https://books.google.com/books?id=RzbCgQBhNI4C&pg=PT110&dq=%22Proven%C3%A7als%22&hl=&cd=39&source=gbs_api#v=onepage&q=%22Proven%C3%A7als%22&f=false 9781441126757 The Normans were putting it about that the Provençals were experts at foraging, to the neglect of fighting. Their children had a refrain with which they taunted their southern French counterparts: ‘the Franks go to fight, the Provençals to food’. Translations inhabitant of Provence Aragonese: an provenzal m f Asturian: ast provenzal m f Bulgarian: bg провансалец m, bg провансалка f Catalan: ca provençal m Corsican: co pruvenzale Czech: cs Provensálec m Dutch: nl Provençaal m French: fr Provençal m, fr Provençale f Galician: gl provenzal m f German: de Provenzale m, de Provenzalin f Italian: it provenzale m f Occitan: Provence and Gascony oc provençau, Languedoc oc provençal Polish: pl Prowansalczyk m, pl Prowansalka f Portuguese: pt provençal m Romanian: ro provensal m Russian: ru прованса́лец m, ru прованса́лка f Swedish: sv provensal c, sv provensalska c See also en Occitan en Old Provençal :Category:Terms derived from Provençal en Languages Dialects French Pronunciation Noun m + fr Provence, a traditional <<geographic region>> roughly corresponding to the modern <<adr:pref/Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur>>, <<c/France>> Provençal m See also fr provençal Provençal language