20/09/2024
Numéro n. m.
[nymɛro]
"Numeral, digit, number"
Tchi qu'est ten numéro d'téléphaone? Lé mian, ch'est… - What's your telephone number? Mine is…
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19/09/2024
Décaomptaïr v.
[dɛkãũtɑi]
"To count down; to exorcise, heal by faith or magic"
Énne achie, les décaompteurs et les décaomptraesses décaomptaient tous les maoux, i' disent; j'y creis pas, mé, j'oime mux allaïr ciz l'docteur! - In the past exorcists (m.) and exorcists (f.) exorcised all ills, they say; I don't believe in it, me, I prefer going to the doctor!
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18/09/2024
Caomptaïr v.
[kãũtɑi]
"To count"
I' n'faut pas caontaïr ses pouchins dvànt qu'les oeus n'seient écllaos - One shouldn't count one's chickens before the eggs are hatched
Saïs-tu caontaïr jusqu'à dix? - Do you know how to count to ten?
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17/09/2024
Rsembllaïr v.
[rsõːbjɑi]
"To seem, resemble, be similar to"
Ma langue rsemblle aen ptit à la tchanne - My language resembles yours a little
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16/09/2024
Paraît(r)e v.
[pɑreːt(r)]
"To seem, look, appear"
I' paraît qu'alle est horte - It seems she's out
Mais paraissait-i' biau dans ses bouannes hardes! - But didn't he look handsome in his good clothes!
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15/09/2024
Stemb(r)e/Septemb(r)e n. m.
[stõːb(r)], [sɛptõːb(r)]
"September"
À la mié-stembe, les jours et les gniets s'ente rsembllent - In mid-September, the days and nights resemble each other
I' viannent naons visitaïr dans l'meis dé stembe - They come to visit us in September
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14/09/2024
Pa(o)ute n. f.
[paut ~ poːt]
"Pocket"
Nous était assis sus la bànque cht'arlévaïe et nous a acouore hardi d'sabllaon dans nos pautes - We were sat on the beach this afternoon and we still have a lot of sand in our pockets
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13/09/2024
Patchet n. m.
[pɑt͡ʃɛ]
"Package, parcel"
I' faut qu'nous aouche ramassaïr aen patchet qui n'fut pas apportaï ciz naons hiaer - We have to go pick up a parcel that wasn't delivered to our place yesterday
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12/09/2024
Câsse n. f.
[kaːs]
"Case, suitcase, box, chest"
Mets ta laette dans la câsse à laettes et ten botti l'éra bétaot - Put your letter in the letterbox and you friend will soon get it
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11/09/2024
Cmenchier v.
[kmõːʃjɛ]
"To begin, start"
I' fallait qu'les cmenchànts cmenchissent au cmenchment - The beginners had to start at the beginning
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10/09/2024
Épaenne n. f.
[ɛpãĩn]
"Thorn, thorn bush"
D'la bllànche épaenne et d'la nère épaenne - Hawthorn (Crataegus monogyna, it. white thorn) and blackthorn (Prunus spinosa, lit. black thorn)
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09/09/2024
Osier n. m.
[oːzjɛ]
"Wicker; osier", Salix viminalis
A' m'a apportaï des bouans brins d'osier pour bicvisaïr aen ponier d'osier - She's brought me some good withes of wicker to weave a wicker basket
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08/09/2024
Tchêne n. m.
[t͡ʃeːn]
"Oak (tree)", Quercus
Aen vaert tchêne - A holm/evergreen oak (Quercus ilex, lit. green oak)
Énne tablle dé tchêne - An oaken table
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07/09/2024
Ordgé n. m.
[ord͡ʒɛ]
"Pride"
La Fête à l'Ordgé - The Pride Festival
L'ordgé garde caoud - Pride keeps warm (said when someone is wearing attractive but insufficiently warm clothes)
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06/09/2024
Nuage n. m.
[nwɑːʒ]
"Cloud"
J'veis aen nuage en forme dé tchen - I see a cloud in the shape of a dog
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05/09/2024
Astembriaïr v.
[ɑstõːbrijɑi]
"(Esp. of weather, usually reflexive) to become autumnal, turn to autumn"
Vlà l'temps qui s'astembri - There's the weather turning autumnal
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04/09/2024
Féniant adj.
[fɛnjõ]
"Lazy"
La jument est trop fénianne; a' va aen pas ogniet et l'aoute dmoin, et l'tchériot n'bouge djère - The mare is too lazy; she goes one step today and the other tomorrow, and the cart barely moves
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