Dictionary in Provencal

sickly

cativous, cherescle, magagnous, malandrous, malautis, malautiéu

How do you say “sickly” in Provençal?

In Provençal you say cativous, cherescle, magagnous, malandrous, malautis, malautiéu. All forms are given in Mistralian spelling, as attested in our sources.

Provençal equivalents cativous, cherescle, magagnous, malandrous, malautis, malautiéu, malautoun, malautous, poutingous, soufrachous, soufrachouso

Details of the Provençal equivalents

cativous

Grammatical category Adjective
English translation puny; sickly; mawkish

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cherescle

Grammatical category Adjective
English translation slender, sickly, puny, delicate, mawkish
Feminine -esclo

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magagnous

Grammatical category Adjective
English translation valetudinarian, sickly, deceitful; cunning

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malandrous

Grammatical category Adjective
English translation sickly; puny; valetudinarian

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malautis

Grammatical category Adjective
English translation sickly

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malautiéu

Grammatical category Adjective
English translation sickly

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malautoun

Grammatical category Adjective
English translation sickly
Feminine malautouno
Variants malautouno

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malautous

Grammatical category Adjective
English translation sickly

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poutingous

Grammatical category Adjective
English translation sickly
Feminine poutingouso
Variants poutingouso

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soufrachous

Grammatical category Adjective
English translation sickly

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soufrachouso

Grammatical category Adjective
English translation sickly

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