Dictionary in Provencal

scoundrel

arlèri, capoun, coucaro, crapulo, desavia, escapamounte

How do you say “scoundrel” in Provençal?

In Provençal you say arlèri, capoun, coucaro, crapulo, desavia, escapamounte. All forms are given in Mistralian spelling, as attested in our sources.

Provençal equivalents arlèri, capoun, coucaro, crapulo, desavia, escapamounte, escapoucho, gusas, marrias, pau-vau, pourcaio, sacamand

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arlèri

Grammatical category Noun (m.)
English translation imbecile; scoundrel; braggart; fop; stiff; pretentious

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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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crapulo

Grammatical category Noun
English translation scoundrel

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desavia

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to mislay; scoundrel; to lead astray; to divert; to stop; to disorient; distraught

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escapamounte

Grammatical category Noun
English translation scoundrel

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escapoucho

Grammatical category Noun
English translation mischievous rascal; scamp; scoundrel

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gusas

Grammatical category Noun
English translation bastard, villain; scoundrel; beggar
Feminine gusasso
Variants gusasso

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marrias

Grammatical category Adjective
English translation rascal; scamp; scoundrel
Feminine marriasso
Variants marriasso

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pau-vau

Grammatical category Noun
English translation scoundrel; rascal

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pourcaio

Grammatical category Noun
English translation pork products; scoundrel

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sacamand

Grammatical category Adjective
English translation brigand; malefactor, scoundrel; bandit; robber
Feminine -ando

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