Dictionary in Provencal

stake

avans-jo, contro-signau, contro-signo, engage, enjò, esparro

How do you say “stake” in Provençal?

In Provençal you say avans-jo, contro-signau, contro-signo, engage, enjò, esparro. All forms are given in Mistralian spelling, as attested in our sources.

Provençal equivalents avans-jo, contro-signau, contro-signo, engage, enjò, esparro, jaloun, meso, miso, misso, pau, paufi, peisseu, piquet, ramadouiro, tanco

Details of the Provençal equivalents

avans-jo

Grammatical category Noun
English translation stake

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contro-signau

Grammatical category Noun
English translation stake

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contro-signo

Grammatical category Noun
English translation stake

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engage

Grammatical category Noun (m.)
English translation stake; roof valley

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enjò

Grammatical category Noun
English translation stake

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esparro

Grammatical category Noun (f.)
English translation wooden crossbar, stake

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jaloun

Grammatical category Noun
English translation stake

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meso

Grammatical category Noun (f.)
English translation stake

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miso

Grammatical category Noun (f.)
English translation stake

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misso

Grammatical category Noun (f.)
English translation stake; wager

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pau

Grammatical category Noun
English translation little, stake; pale; pau; stake

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paufi

Grammatical category Noun (m.)
English translation stake; palisade; piling

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peisseu

Grammatical category Noun
English translation stake; support
Variants peissèu

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piquet

Grammatical category Noun
English translation stake

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ramadouiro

Grammatical category Noun
English translation oar, stake

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tanco

Grammatical category Noun
English translation bar; stake; prop

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