Dictionary in Provencal

racket

basar, boucan, bousin, chafaret, chaplachòu, chastro

How do you say “racket” in Provençal?

In Provençal you say basar, boucan, bousin, chafaret, chaplachòu, chastro. All forms are given in Mistralian spelling, as attested in our sources.

Provençal equivalents basar, boucan, bousin, chafaret, chaplachòu, chastro, raqueto, sagan, tampouno, tarabast

Details of the Provençal equivalents

basar

Grammatical category Noun (m.)
English translation bazaar, the furniture, racket

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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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chaplachòu

Grammatical category Noun
English translation brawl, racket

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chastro

Grammatical category Noun (f.)
English translation skate; racket

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raqueto

Grammatical category Noun (f.)
English translation racket, snowshoe

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sagan

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

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tampouno

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

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tarabast

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

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