- Galician),
notte (Italian), nit (Catalan), nuet/nit/nueit (Aragonese),
nuèch / nuèit (Occitan) and
noapte (Romanian).
These all mean 'night' and derive...
-
rujeneda lengua lingua lengua língua
limba limbă 'tongue, language'
nocte nuèch (nuèit) nit nuit nît notg nuet nocc
notte noche noite nothe noapte 'night'...
- nuot/navot/nöglia nen/gnente niente/nulla nada
nudda nothing noctem nuet nuit
nuèch/nuèit nit
noche not(g) neuit/neucc
notte noite noti
night pacare payér payer...
- jorn. Coma un qui se
desvelha E qui la
nuech n’a pas
barrat sos uelhs, Ai be
trauchat l’ivern sens
veire nuech ni nèvia E sens
sentir lo vent. Me desvelhe...
-
Occitan Aragonese old VÉCLA(M)
vella vièlha
viella night NOCTEM nit nuèit ~
nuèch nueit ~ nit to rise PODIŌ
pujar pujar puyar to eat MANDŪCĀRE
menjar manjar...
-
noxte /noçte/,
Galician noite /nojti/ >
Spanish noche,
western Occitan nuèch,
Romansh notg
Palatalization may
result in a
phonemic split, a historical...
- per
nostres peccatz can be
dated with any confidence: A la plus
longa nuech de l'an. In this song
Gavaudan verbally defends the
count of Toulouse, then...
- non nume numię (enw)
night noeth nŏx, nŏctem nuit
noite noite noche nit
nuèch nuit
notte notg gnot
noapte noc (nos) old
gwegl vĕtus, vĕtŭlus viu velho...
- of the Crusade. The
troubadour Gavaudan wrote the song A la plus
longa nuech de l'an in
which he
criticises the "foolish
white people",
almost certainly...
-
llaeth name nome
nombre nom nom nom num numię nôn
night noite noche nit
nuèch nuit notg noc
noeth old
velho viejo vell vièlh
vieux vegl wiekły
gwegl school...
