Dictionary in Provencal

to press

abriva, apieja, apreissa, cacha, desfaire, destregne

How do you say “to press” in Provençal?

In Provençal you say abriva, apieja, apreissa, cacha, desfaire, destregne. All forms are given in Mistralian spelling, as attested in our sources.

Provençal equivalents abriva, apieja, apreissa, cacha, desfaire, destregne, encadeissa, esquicha, quicha, s'esquicha, trouia

Details of the Provençal equivalents

abriva

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to accelerate, to make run, to launch; to activate; to catch; to expedite; to dispatch; to hurry (oneself); to hasten; to mystify; to press

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apieja

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to press, to strike hard

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apreissa

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to press

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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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desfaire

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to undo, to press; to dislocate

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destregne

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to press

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encadeissa

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to press; to size

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esquicha

Grammatical category Adjective
English translation compressed crushed, to press; hurried; blissful; to compress; to oppress; oppressed; prudish; tight; to squeeze out; compression; grip
Feminine esquichado
Variants esquichado

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quicha

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to knock; to compress; to insist; hurried; to press; to squeeze; to embrace

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s'esquicha

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to crowd together, to press

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trouia

Grammatical category Verb
English translation to press; to tread

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