How do you say “to strike” in Provençal?
In Provençal you say acipa, bacela, feri, pica, ploumba, tabasa. All forms are given in Mistralian spelling, as attested in our sources.
| Provençal equivalents | acipa, bacela, feri, pica, ploumba, tabasa |
Details of the Provençal equivalents
acipa
| Grammatical category | Verb |
| English translation | to strike, to hit (with projectile), to shock; to stumble; to bump; to scandalize |
bacela
| Grammatical category | Verb |
| English translation | to beat, to pester, to hit; to strike; to slap |
feri
| Grammatical category | Noun |
| English translation | to make festive; feast day; to strike; feria |
| Feminine | ferio |
| Variants | ferio |
pica
| Grammatical category | Verb |
| English translation | to strike, to beat, to knock, to hammer, to offend, to slap; to strike; to prick; to tap |
ploumba
| Grammatical category | Verb |
| English translation | to seal with lead; to strike |
tabasa
| Grammatical category | Verb |
| English translation | to strike |