- (the
latter tending towards Guyennais and Gascon).
Guyennais dialects:
Rouergat, Gévaudanais (Lozère, Cévennes), Quercinois, Aurillacois, Sarladais, Bergeracois...
-
regional sub-dialect
spoken in
Aveyron is a form of
Languedoc Occitan called Rouergat.
Faced with the risk of
disappearance of the
language several ****ociations...
- to the
opposite bank,
changing its name to Amiliavum, then to
Milhau en
Rouergat (in the
Millhau language), then to the
French Millhau. By the
ninth century...
- p. 17
Pierre Pelou, L'arbre et le paysage : L'itinéraire d'un
postier rouergat (1907–1981),
Editions L'Harmattan, 2011, p. 76
Christian Lem****on, Histoire...
-
village was in the
ancient province of
Rouergue where they
spoke in the
rouergat patois of Occitan. The
commune is on the
southern edge of the M****if Central...
-
Antoine Salvanh (hamlet of Vabrette, at Ayssènes; c. 1476 – c. 1554), was a
Rouergat architect from the
first half of the 16th
century who made the transition...
- cieux,
cigale sous tous les ciels, Rodez :
Cahiers rouergats, 1971; No de :"Les
Cahiers rouergats", 1971, ISSN 0184-5365, n °5, 1971 Girard, Georges:...
-
natural setting in the
heart of the city. The city of
Rodez (Rodés, in
Rouergat [fr]) was one of the last
centres of Occitania, with many
troubadours who...
- of them,
celebrates his
county with true
rural spirit in the
Printenzps rouergat and
Quartre sosous. But the
chief of the band is Jean-Baptiste Fabre [fr]...
- French). FFRXIII. 16 May 2016.
Retrieved 26 May 2024. "Elite 2 : le
patient rouergat" (in French). FFRXIII. 6 June 2017.
Retrieved 26 May 2024. "Villegailhenc...
