How do you say “hollow” in Provençal?
In Provençal you say borno, boutis, caunu, clot, cloutu, cros. All forms are given in Mistralian spelling, as attested in our sources.
| Provençal equivalents | borno, boutis, caunu, clot, cloutu, cros, crouselu, cura, curado, founs |
Details of the Provençal equivalents
borno
| Grammatical category | Noun |
| English translation | cavern; crevice; hollow |
boutis
| Grammatical category | Adjective |
| English translation | puffy, hollow, cottony; plumetis; header, breeze block |
| Feminine | boutisso |
| Variants | boutisso |
caunu
| Grammatical category | Adjective |
| English translation | hollow |
clot
| Grammatical category | Adjective |
| English translation | tuft, hollow, tuft (plants); hole; even, upright; concavity; dimple; flat |
| Feminine | -oto |
cloutu
| Grammatical category | Adjective |
| English translation | hollow |
cros
| Grammatical category | Noun (m.) |
| English translation | tomb, pit, silo, grave; vault; concavity; hollow; recess; excavation; quagmire; sepulchre |
crouselu
| Grammatical category | Adjective |
| English translation | hollow; concave; sunken |
cura
| Grammatical category | Adjective |
| English translation | to dredge, to empty, to gut (poultry); hollow; to clean out; to rob |
curado
| Grammatical category | Adjective |
| English translation | hollow |
founs
| Grammatical category | Noun |
| English translation | hollow (path), bottom, funds; deep; breadth; hollow; deeply; quagmire |
| Feminine | founso |
| Variants | founso |