provencal
/ˌproʊvɑːnˈsɑːl/
adjective
- Relating to Provence, a region in southeastern France, or its people, culture, or language.
- He studied Provencal literature from the Middle Ages.
- The restaurant served a traditional Provencal stew with olives and herbs.
- She decorated her kitchen with Provencal fabrics in lavender and yellow.
noun
- A person from Provence, France.
- He met a group of Provencals while hiking in the hills.
- My grandmother was a Provencal who grew up near the Mediterranean coast.
- The Provencals are known for their love of fresh markets and festivals.
- The traditional language of Provence, a dialect of Occitan.
- Linguists study Provencal to understand the history of Romance languages.
- The poem was written in old Provencal.
- She learned a few phrases in Provencal from her grandfather.