kid

How do you say “kid” in Provençal?

In Provençal you say beret, cabridet, cabrit, drole, droulet, drouloun. All forms are given in Mistralian spelling, as attested in our sources.

Provençal equivalents

beret, cabridet, cabrit, drole, droulet, drouloun, gandoun, margoulin, mourniflet, mòssi, nistoun, pichot, pichoun

Details of the Provençal equivalents

beret

Grammatical category	Adjective
English translation	kid, young she-goat
Feminine	-eto

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cabridet

Grammatical category	Noun
English translation	kid

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cabrit

Grammatical category	Noun
English translation	kid

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drole

Grammatical category	Adjective
English translation	male child boy little boy, funny (strange); funny (amusing), kid; adolescent; comical; guy; boy
Feminine	-olo

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droulet

Grammatical category	Noun
English translation	kid

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drouloun

Grammatical category	Adjective
English translation	little boy, odd (strange), kid; droll
Feminine	droulouno
Variants	droulouno

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gandoun

Grammatical category	Noun
English translation	urchin; kid; rascal

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margoulin

Grammatical category	Adjective
English translation	funny; kid

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mourniflet

Grammatical category	Noun
English translation	kid

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mòssi

Grammatical category	Noun
English translation	kid, cabin boy (sailor)

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nistoun

Grammatical category	Adjective
English translation	baby, little toddler, kid, urchin, little boy, toddler
Feminine	nistouno
Variants	nistouno

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pichot

Grammatical category	Adjective
English translation	boy, little one; kid; small
Feminine	pichoto
Variants	pichoto

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pichoun

Grammatical category	Adjective
English translation	kid; little one

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