How do you say “to prop” in Provençal?
In Provençal you say apielouna, apouncheira, apountela, couta, pounchouna, tanca. All forms are given in Mistralian spelling, as attested in our sources.
| Provençal equivalents | apielouna, apouncheira, apountela, couta, pounchouna, tanca |
Details of the Provençal equivalents
apielouna
| Grammatical category | Verb |
| English translation | to prop; to shore up |
apouncheira
| Grammatical category | Verb |
| English translation | to prop, to scaffold |
apountela
| Grammatical category | Verb |
| English translation | to prop; to lean; to shore up |
couta
| Grammatical category | Verb |
| English translation | to support, to prop, to shore up, to persist; well-off; to lean; to lean against; to persist; to quote; to make stubborn; preconceived; to resist |
pounchouna
| Grammatical category | Verb |
| English translation | to prick, to harass, to prop, to goad, to needle |
tanca
| Grammatical category | Verb |
| English translation | stuck there, motionless, to wedge, to drive in, to fix; to stick; to disconcert; to plant; to prop |