Song no. 35 from the collection Chants populaires de la Provence by Damase Arbaud (1814-1876), published in 1862. Public domain. The text follows Arbaud's own spelling, which predates the Félibrige standard, and is reproduced unchanged.
Text
English translation of the full text forthcoming.
Notes
A comic popular song about three gossiping women who organize a banquet paid for in eggs and fresh cheese, get drunk on wine, and end up in a burlesque scene punctuated by the nonsense refrain "Lantiri li goudet." The text is damaged in places by the scan, with uncertain passages flagged below.
Notable words
| Provençal | French |
|---|---|
| coumairetos | petites commères |
| megino | fromage frais, caillé |
| oumeleto | omelette |
| clerzoun | petit clerc |
| crebaretz | vous crèverez, vous mourrez |
Glosses are given in French, as delivered by our lexicographic source; an English gloss is not yet available for these words.
Source: Damase Arbaud, Chants populaires de la Provence, 1862, song no. 35. Public domain. Digitization: https://archive.org/details/chantspopulaire00arbagoog. Transcription and formatting by Lingua Nostra.