Dictionary in Provencal

to bruise

blava, blaveiroula, blettir, cacha, couvadi, en-douliha

How do you say “to bruise” in Provençal?

In Provençal you say blava, blaveiroula, blettir, cacha, couvadi, en-douliha. All forms are given in Mistralian spelling, as attested in our sources.

Provençal equivalents blava, blaveiroula, blettir, cacha, couvadi, en-douliha, endouliha, espóuti, maca, macluga, matrassa, trissa

Details of the Provençal equivalents

blava

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to bruise

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blaveiroula

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to bruise

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blettir

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to bruise

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cacha

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to hide, to break, to crunch, to crush, to bruise, to oppress, to parry, to press, to beat down, to slice, to squash

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couvadi

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to bruise

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en-douliha

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to bruise

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endouliha

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to bruise

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espóuti

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to pulp, to crush, to bruise; to smash

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maca

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to bruise; to contuse; to bruise (fruit); to ulcerate

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macluga

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to bruise

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matrassa

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to bruise, to stress, to massacre; massacred; to harass; to mistreat

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trissa

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to grind, to pound, to pulverize, to triturate, to crush, to bruise

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