Latin and Provencal

Latin

Latin noun - Any dialect of the language of ancient Rome.
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Synonyms for Latin

Provencal and Latin are semantically related in languages derived from latin topic. In some cases you can use "Provencal" instead a noun "Latin".

Nearby Words: latinize, latino, latinised

Provencal

Provencal noun - The medieval dialects of Langue d'oc (southern France).
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Synonyms for Provencal

Latin and Provencal are semantically related in languages derived from latin topic. You can use "Latin" instead a noun "Provencal".

Nearby Word: Provence

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  • Flegetanis' work was translated from Arabic into Latin in Toledo and made its way to France, where it was translated into Provencal by the writer Kyot or Guiot.
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