Dictionary in Provencal

to move

barguigna, boulega, branda, bóuja, esmouva, esmòure

How do you say “to move” in Provençal?

In Provençal you say barguigna, boulega, branda, bóuja, esmouva, esmòure. All forms are given in Mistralian spelling, as attested in our sources.

Provençal equivalents barguigna, boulega, branda, bóuja, esmouva, esmòure, gaciha, moure, muda, pertouca, remuda

Details of the Provençal equivalents

barguigna

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to move, to try to resist

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boulega

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to stir, to shake, to shake (fig); to move

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branda

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to shake, to stir; to move; to pitch

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bóuja

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to swell, to be puffed; to move
Variants bouja

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esmouva

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to move

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esmòure

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to move

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gaciha

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to stir, to move

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moure

Grammatical category Adjective
English translation dark; black; to move; to stir; moor; negro
Feminine mouro
Variants mòure, môure, mouro

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muda

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to change (linen), to move, to moult, to transfer, mutation, to swaddle

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pertouca

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to concern, to move, to impress; to soften; to be incumbent

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remuda

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to mend, to rework, to change, to move; to reseat; to transplant

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