provencal

• Aus der Provence in Südfrankreich stammend; bezieht sich oft auf einen Kochstil mit Knoblauch, Olivenöl, Tomaten und Kräutern.

Relating to the region of Provence in France; often used to describe a style of cooking that features garlic, olive oil, tomatoes, and herbs.

1. Relating to ProvenceB2formal

   Of or pertaining to the region of Provence in southeastern France, its inhabitants, or its cultural traditions.

   provenzalisch

   • The Provencal landscape is famous for its lavender fields and olive groves.
   • She prepared a traditional Provencal dish for dinner.
   • The architecture in the village has a distinct Provencal style.

• Substantiv, das eine Person aus der Region Provence in Frankreich bezeichnet, oder Substantiv für den dort gesprochenen okzitanischen Dialekt.

A proper noun referring to a person from the Provence region of France, or a noun referring to the dialect of Occitan spoken in that region.

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1. B2formal

   A Romance language spoken in Provence, southeastern France, also known as Occitan.

   Provenzalisch

   • She is studying Provencal to read medieval poetry.
   • Provencal was widely spoken in the south of France.
   • The troubadours composed songs in Provencal.

   Synonymeoccitan

2. Person from ProvenceB2formal

   A native or inhabitant of Provence, a region in southeastern France.

   Provenzale

   • The Provencals are known for their love of good food and wine.
   • My grandmother was a Provencal from a small village near Aix.
   • The Provencals have a distinct culture and dialect.