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Meanings of provençal in English
Dialect of the Occitan language.
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Examples for "provençal language"
Examples for "provençal language"
1
Explain the following terms: scholasticism; canon law; alchemy; troubadours; Provençal language; transept; choir; flying buttress; werewolf; and mumming.
2
Their verses, composed in the Provençal language, were always sung to the accompaniment of some musical instrument, generally the lute.
3
By 1946 it was a moribund region, its population drastically reduced, the Provençal language all but dead and human culture shattered.
4
Dethroned, made barefoot, and gagged, the Provençal language, proud, however, as before, went off to live among the shepherds and the sailors.
5
This is true of all his literature; the Provençal language, the traditions, the memories of Provence, are the web and woof of it all.
Usage of provençal in English
1
It's genuinely a great deal of fun in the sunny Provençal kitchen.
2
Wounded and humbled, the Provençal army drifted back to the main column.
3
The panther and the Provençal gazed at each other with human comprehension.
4
His words rolled on like a torrent, in the purest Provençal accent.
5
The lithe, wiry figure of the young Provençal sprang out upon him.
6
The Provençal character has its dramatic as well as its comic aspect.
7
Translation of Provençal prose into French prose is practically mere word substitution.
8
I have ordered two or three Provençal dishes on purpose for you.'
9
The scenes are laid in Farnoux, a town in the old Provençal districts.
10
This strange companionship revealed to the Provençal the sublime beauties of the desert.
11
The first result was an eager and widespread imitation of the Provençal models.
12
With relief, I saw he was a Provençal, one of Count Raymond's men.
13
Few Provençal Cathedrals have the interest of Vaison and its Cloister.
14
He was a young fellow of twenty-six, a short, dark, and handsome Provençal.
15
Enid was also busy with her dresses, assisted by Blanche's Provençal maid, Louise.
16
Champagne, Picard, Bourguignon, Cascaret, Basque, La Verdure, Lorrain, Provençal, La Violette.
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Translations for provençal
Portuguese
Provençal through the time
Provençal across language varieties
United Kingdom
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