feast

How do you say “feast” in Provençal?

In Provençal you say agapo, drihanço, festenau, gaudeàmus, refounsuro, regale. All forms are given in Mistralian spelling, as attested in our sources.

Provençal equivalents

agapo, drihanço, festenau, gaudeàmus, refounsuro, regale, regalo, regòli, reinage, rejauchoun, riboto, tampouno, tripado

Details of the Provençal equivalents

agapo

Grammatical category	Noun (f.)
English translation	feast

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drihanço

Grammatical category	Noun
English translation	wedding (to celebrate); bacchanal; carousal; feast; orgy

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festenau

Grammatical category	Noun
English translation	feast, festival

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gaudeàmus

Grammatical category	Noun
English translation	feast

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refounsuro

Grammatical category	Noun
English translation	recess; feast

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regale

Grammatical category	Noun
English translation	banquet, feast

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regalo

Grammatical category	Noun (f.)
English translation	gala; feast

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regòli

Grammatical category	Noun
English translation	feast; blowout

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reinage

Grammatical category	Noun (m.)
English translation	reign; feast; royalty

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rejauchoun

Grammatical category	Noun (m.)
English translation	snack, picnic; feast

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riboto

Grammatical category	Noun (f.)
English translation	feast; binge

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tampouno

Grammatical category	Noun
English translation	revelry (to make merry); bacchanal; spree; feast; feasting; racket

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tripado

Grammatical category	Noun (f.)
English translation	tripe, feast, eggs with tripe

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