Occitan-english glossary

Adret	*Sunny (southern) hillside*
Bastida	*Big farm*
Bedigas	*One year old sheep;* *fig: stupid***
Besal	*irrigation canal*
Boria	*Farm, synonyme of ma*s
Boscàs (bouscas)	*Chestnut tree not grafted*
Brasucada (brazucado)	*Grilled chestnuts*
Calad	*Steep paved street*
Canebièra	*Hemp field*
Castèl	*Castle*
Cevenas	*From preindo-european "Kam, kem": height*
Clède	*Small house used to dry chestnuts*
Clinton	*Cevennes vine*
Coste	*Hillside*
Drolle	*Child*
Fadat	*A bit crazy*
Fage	*La Fage, le Fageas, Where the beech tree grows*
Faïsse, bancel	*Man-made terrace on the hillside*
Font	*Fountain*
Gardon	*Cevennes river*
Gavot	*People from Gevaudan (pej.)*
Gorg (gour)	*Hole in the river (where people can swim)*
Gourgue	*Water tank*
Lauze	*Flat schiste or calcerous stone*
Mamet, papet	*Grand parents*
Manhan (magnan)	*Silk worm*
Mas (Say the final S)	*Farm*
Néci	*Stupid*
Novi	*Just married*
Ostal	*House*
Pacha (patcho)	*Oral contract, sealed by hitting the hands and then drinking at the cafe*
Pelardon	*Sheep cheese: an average of one liter of milk for two pelardons*
Peira	*Stone*
Puech	*Isolated height*
Raiol	*Name given to the Cevennes people, often protestants*
Réboussié	*Anti everything*
Rieu	*Small river*
Roumèque	*Fantastic being who frightens children*
Rouvière	*Where the oak grows*
Serre	*Hillside, moutain, height*
Tancat	*Dam on torrents*
Ubac	*Shadowed (northern) hillside*
Valat	*River, torrent*