Dictionary in Provencal

to exhaust

abena, agani, agrasa, amaluga, anequeli, anouï

How do you say “to exhaust” in Provençal?

In Provençal you say abena, agani, agrasa, amaluga, anequeli, anouï. All forms are given in Mistralian spelling, as attested in our sources.

Provençal equivalents abena, agani, agrasa, amaluga, anequeli, anouï, arrena, deglesi, desmesouta, despoudera, desrena, estequi, estibla

Details of the Provençal equivalents

abena

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to wear out, to use up, exhausted, to exhaust; to consume; to dissipate; to sell off

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agani

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to exhaust; withdrawal

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agrasa

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to demolish, to exhaust

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amaluga

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to exhaust, to thrash; to make ache; to sway the hips; to break the back

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anequeli

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to annihilate; to exhaust

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anouï

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to exhaust; withdrawal; to etiolate

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arrena

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to exhaust, to wear out

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deglesi

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to dry out; to disjoin; to exhaust

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desmesouta

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to exhaust

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despoudera

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to exhaust; exhausted; to cripple; helpless; powerless; to paralyze; to overwork; impotent
Feminine despouderado
Variants despouderado

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desrena

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to exhaust

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estequi

Grammatical category Verb
English translation emaciated, to exhaust, to overtax; to atrophy; shrinkage; emaciated
Feminine estequido
Variants estequido

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estibla

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to exhaust

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