Occitan

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Table of contents

1 English 1.1 Proper noun 1.1.1 Translations 2 Occitan 2.1 Proper noun 3 French 3.1 Noun 3.2 Adjective 4 External links

English

Proper noun

Occitan

1. Romance language spoken in some parts of France (particularly the south), Spain and Italy.

Translations

• Afrikaans: Occitaans
• Amharic: ኦኪታንኛ
• Arabic: روفنسالية
• Basque: Okzitaniera
• Belorussian: Правансальскай, Правансальская
• Breton: Okitaneg
• Bulgarian: Октански
• Catalan: occità m, occitana f
• Cherokee: ᎣᎩᏔᏂ
• Chinese: 欧西坦语
• Czech: Okcitánština, Okcitánský
• Danish: Occitansk
• English: Occitan
• Estonian: Provansi
• Finnish: oksitaani
• French: occitan m
• Frisian: Oksitaansk
• Galician: Occitano
• German: Okzitanisch
• Modern Greek: Οσιτανικά
• Hebrew: אוקיטן
• Hungarian: Okcitán
• Indonesian: Oksitan
• Irish: Ocsatánais
• Italian: Occitano
• Japanese: オック語
• Korean: 오크어
• Latvian: Ocitāņu
• Lithuanian: Provansalų
• Marathi: ऑक्सिटॅन
• Nepali: अक्सिटन
• Occitan: occitan
• Portuguese: occitano
• Russian: Окситанский
• Slovak: Occitánsky
• Slovene: Ocitanščina
• Spanish: occitano m, occitana f
• kiSwahili: Kiositani
• Swedish: Occitanska
• Thai: ภาษาออกซิตัน
• Urdu: آکيٹاني
• Walloon: Occitan
• Welsh: Ocitan

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Occitan

Proper noun

occitan

1. Language spoken in some parts of France (particularly the south), Spain and Italy.

French

Noun

occitan

m

1. Language spoken in some parts of France (particularly the south), Spain and Italy.

Adjective

occitan

1. Of or pertaining to Occitan (the region or the language).

External links

• Occitan - English Dictionary: from Webster's Dictionary - the Rosetta Edition.