mocking

How do you say “mocking” in Provençal?

In Provençal you say chiflaire, chiflet, escara-miaire, galejaire, malicious, mouquet. All forms are given in Mistralian spelling, as attested in our sources.

Provençal equivalents

chiflaire, chiflet, escara-miaire, galejaire, malicious, mouquet, trufaire, trufandié, trufareu, trufet

Details of the Provençal equivalents

chiflaire

Grammatical category	Noun
English translation	mocking; banterer

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chiflet

Grammatical category	Adjective
English translation	mocking, sardonic
Feminine	-eto

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escara-miaire

Grammatical category	Adjective
English translation	mocking

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galejaire

Grammatical category	Noun
English translation	joker, prankster, mocker; jester; mocking; jeering
Feminine	galejarello
Variants	galejarello

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malicious

Grammatical category	Adjective
English translation	malicious, mocking

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mouquet

Grammatical category	Adjective
English translation	whooping cough, fine flour, syphilis; mocking, sheepish; skunk
Feminine	-eto

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trufaire

Grammatical category	Adjective
English translation	mocking

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trufandié

Grammatical category	Adjective
English translation	mocking, ironic
Feminine	-ero

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trufareu

Grammatical category	Adjective
English translation	bantering; facetious; mocking; mocker
Variants	trufarèu, trufaréu

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trufet

Grammatical category	Adjective
English translation	mocking; jeering
Feminine	-eto

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