How do you say “sheepfold” in Provençal?
In Provençal you say apèns, claus, jas, jasso, vanado. All forms are given in Mistralian spelling, as attested in our sources.
| Provençal equivalents | apèns, claus, jas, jasso, vanado |
Details of the Provençal equivalents
apèns
| Grammatical category | Noun (m.) |
| English translation | lean-to, sheepfold, slope |
claus
| Grammatical category | Noun (m.) |
| English translation | enclosure; enclosed; sheepfold; oak coppice; quarter; clause |
| Feminine | clauso |
| Variants | clauso |
jas
| Grammatical category | Noun (m.) |
| English translation | sheepfold, layer, lees; fold; deposit; shelter; bed; groove; stratification; stable |
jasso
| Grammatical category | Noun (f.) |
| English translation | sheepfold; layer; litter |
vanado
| Grammatical category | Noun (f.) |
| English translation | contents of a winnowing basket; sheepfold |