gran
Big
Usage
The basic adjective for large size
Grammar Note
Adjective; the feminine is granda
pichon
Small
Usage
The basic adjective for small size
Grammar Note
Adjective; the feminine is pichona
pesuc
Heavy
Usage
For the weight of luggage
Grammar Note
Adjective; the feminine is pesuga (c becomes g)
leugièr
Light (weight)
Usage
For light luggage or a light meal
Grammar Note
Adjective; the feminine is leugièra
car
Expensive
Usage
For a high price; unrelated to French car (because)
Grammar Note
Adjective; the feminine is cara. Es car means "it is expensive"
bon mercat
Cheap
Usage
For a low price, also when bargaining
Grammar Note
Literally "good deal"; the form does not change. a bon mercat means "cheaply"
caud
Hot
Usage
For hot food or drink
Grammar Note
Adjective; the feminine is cauda
freg
Cold
Usage
For cold food or drink
Grammar Note
Adjective; the feminine is freja (g becomes j)
nòu
New
Usage
For something new
Grammar Note
Adjective; the feminine is nòva. nòu is also the number nine
vièlh
Old (thing)
Usage
For old things and buildings
Grammar Note
Adjective; the feminine is vièlha; lh is read /ʎ/
jove
Young
Usage
For a young person
Grammar Note
An adjective with one form for both genders
un vièlh
Old (person)
Usage
For an elderly man; be careful about the context
Grammar Note
The adjective vièlh used as a noun; for a woman una vièlha. Composed
net
Clean
Usage
For whether a room or toilet is clean
Grammar Note
Adjective; the feminine is neta
brut
Dirty
Usage
To complain that something is dirty
Grammar Note
Adjective; the feminine is bruta. As a noun it also means "noise"
bon
Good
Usage
The basic adjective for good or tasty
Grammar Note
Adjective; the feminine is bona; the same bon as in Bonjorn
marrit
Bad
Usage
For bad quality or weather; it sounds harsh when aimed at a person
Grammar Note
Adjective; the feminine is marrida
prèp
Near
Usage
To say a destination is close
Grammar Note
Adverb; Es prèp means "it is near", and prèp de ... means "near ..."
luènh
Far
Usage
To say a destination is far
Grammar Note
Adverb; Es luènh means "it is far"
d'ora
Early
Usage
For being early in time
Grammar Note
Adverb; lèu is also used for "early, soon"
tard
Late
Usage
For being late in time
Grammar Note
Adverb, spelled like French tard
fòrça
Many
Usage
For a large amount or number; it can also mean "very"
Grammar Note
Adverb and determiner; placed before a noun, e.g. fòrça pan (a lot of bread)
pas gaire
Few
Usage
For a small amount or number
Grammar Note
gaire is used only in negative contexts; pas gaire means "not much"
Fa caud
Hot (weather)
Usage
To say the weather is hot
Grammar Note
Weather uses the 3rd singular fa of far plus an adjective; literally "it makes hot". Composed
Fa freg
Cold (weather)
Usage
To say the weather is cold
Grammar Note
3rd singular fa of far + freg. Composed
polidet
Cute
Usage
To praise a baby, a small animal or a small object
Grammar Note
polit (pretty) with the diminutive -et; the feminine is polideta
deliciós
Delicious
Usage
To praise food
Grammar Note
Adjective; the feminine is deliciosa
amusant
Fun
Usage
To say an activity is fun
Grammar Note
Adjective; the feminine is amusanta; divertissent means the same
mai
More
Usage
When asking for more or an extra
Grammar Note
Adverb; "but" is mas, not mai
un pauc
Just a little
Usage
To ask for a small amount
Grammar Note
un pauc means "a little"; with de, un pauc de pan (a little bread)
la mitat
Half
Usage
To ask for half a portion
Grammar Note
Feminine noun; the adjective "half" is mièg
tot
All
Usage
For "everything" or "all"
Grammar Note
Pronoun and adverb; the final -t is pronounced
Basta, mercé
That's enough, thank you
Usage
To decline more food or drink politely
Grammar Note
The 3rd singular of bastar (to suffice); on its own it means "enough". Composed
Ara
Right now
Usage
For "now"
Grammar Note
Adverb meaning "now"; often added to time expressions
Una persona
One person
Usage
To state the number of people
Grammar Note
persona is feminine, hence una. Composed
Doas personas
Two people
Usage
To state the number of people
Grammar Note
"Two" is doas before feminine nouns and dos before masculine ones. Composed
Tres personas
Three people
Usage
To state the number of people
Grammar Note
tres does not change for gender. Composed
More Occitan phrases
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