Dictionary in Provencal

din

boucan, bousin, chafaret, crebas, petun, sagan

How do you say “din” in Provençal?

In Provençal you say boucan, bousin, chafaret, crebas, petun, sagan. All forms are given in Mistralian spelling, as attested in our sources.

Provençal equivalents boucan, bousin, chafaret, crebas, petun, sagan, senòdi, tafòri, tarabast, tarabastèri, varai

Details of the Provençal equivalents

boucan

Grammatical category Noun (m.)
English translation din, racket

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bousin

Grammatical category Noun
English translation murmur, rumour, din, racket; uproar

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chafaret

Grammatical category Noun
English translation din, racket, uproar; hubbub; tumult

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crebas

Grammatical category Noun (m.)
English translation din

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petun

Grammatical category Noun
English translation din; tobacco

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sagan

Grammatical category Noun (m.)
English translation squabbling, rut, racket, bother, worry, din

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senòdi

Grammatical category Noun (m.)
English translation din; pathos; bedlam

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tafòri

Grammatical category Noun
English translation din

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tarabast

Grammatical category Noun (m.)
English translation din; racket; troublesome

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tarabastèri

Grammatical category Noun
English translation din; imp

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varai

Grammatical category Noun
English translation disorder, commotion, din; refuse; commotion

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