Occitan

[ ok-si-tan ]

noun

1. Provençal ( def 3 ).

Example Sentences

Released on Sony Latin, it actually began as her baccalaureate thesis project at the Superior Catalonia School of Music: a musical retelling of the 13th century Occitan romance “Flamenca.”

From Los Angeles Times

For its 10th anniversary, the organizers held a special edition that featured acts in other minority languages including Basque, Occitan and Welsh.

From New York Times

Col is French for pass, whereas Port is Occitan for, er, pass.

From The Guardian

Centralisers from the Revolution on did their best to suppress regional languages first - like Occitan and Breton - then the accents that emerged from them.

From BBC

The number of dialects, patois and vernacular languages — including Basque, Occitan, and Breton — reflect the multifaceted diversity of the country.

From Washington Post