Dictionary in Provencal

rogue

barrulaire, boujarroun, capoun, coucaro, couquin, filoun

How do you say “rogue” in Provençal?

In Provençal you say barrulaire, boujarroun, capoun, coucaro, couquin, filoun. All forms are given in Mistralian spelling, as attested in our sources.

Provençal equivalents barrulaire, boujarroun, capoun, coucaro, couquin, filoun

Details of the Provençal equivalents

barrulaire

Grammatical category Adjective
English translation roller, mobile phone, vagabond; itinerant, nomad; who rolls, prowler; adventurer; cylinder; wandering; gyrovague; rogue; roller; tourist
Feminine -arrello

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boujarroun

Grammatical category Adjective
English translation apprentice tinsmith, little rogue, small tin measure; rogue, rascal; mischievous; bawdy; jolly fellow
Feminine boujarrouno
Variants boujarrouno

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capoun

Grammatical category Adjective
English translation capon, crust; rascal, rogue, scoundrel; coward; saker falcon
Feminine -ouno

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coucaro

Grammatical category Noun (m.)
English translation beggar; scoundrel; rogue

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couquin

Grammatical category Noun
English translation rascal, cunning; rogue
Feminine couquino
Variants couquino

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filoun

Grammatical category Noun
English translation rogue

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