Glossary of Catalan Words and Phrases in Poetry

Glossary of Catalan Words and Phrases

Words from A to Z

Atupen: give shots.

Aimia: Women loved, respectively man who has love affairs.

Albir: watching from afar.

Anointed: crown.

Anxiety: Agitation caused by poor physical or moral, of passion, desire, etc..

Aspire: Amount equivalent to 30 skeins of yarn of 500 gray each.

Auba: Alba

Avior: Ascendancy, ancient.

Azure: blue represented graphically by a horizontal line.

Batell: Crossroads of scaffolding and ships, all imitating the French “bateau”.

Behave: behave (with correction).

Bird: bird.

Blessed: lucky.

Brava: brave the danger in the fight.

Brand: lose a plant or plant organ, the turgidity due to lack of water or other physiological causes.

Buds: flowers before opening.

Buzz: Producing a sound in air travel at high speed.

Cabbage: bolic wire.

Car: since.

Carelessly: to negligence, careless.

Carena: Divide both sides of a mountain or mountain range.

Choral Society: Association members of a society of people of choral

Clear: clear.

Cloqueret:

Clucs: closed.

Comellar: comma hill.

Consirosa: Thinker, absorbed in thought, a concern.

Corranda: Dance that is danced by couples singing, popular in Catalonia.

Corsair: Person who makes the hearts

Coster: Post sawn end of a trunk, which presents a face loop segment

Deep: a large scale.

Deliberations: Fix consideration with excessive subtlety.

Detachment: when something is off.

Descloses: Open (that was closed).

Disheartened: lose courage or spirit.

Dismissive: showing contempt.

Distaff: Instrument for spinning.

Doublet: garment covering the body to the waist, tight body with sleeves.

Dread: Feeling of depression in the presence of someone who seeks something that makes you think about the potential hazards against which he feels helpless.

Drunk: the powers that now disturbed by the effects of wine or of any vision that has captivated.

Dying: dying, death.

Encativam: captivated.

Endoles: Fill flight

Esfulla: esfullar Act, remove the leaves.

Fierceness: fear.

Foll: crazy.

Folger: Festive word.

Fontanella: small font.

Formentor: small peninsula of the island of Mallorca in the town of Pollensa.

Fremen: strong shaking.

Frisament: nervousness.

Fruesc: Mallorca verbal form of the verb enjoy (enjoy).

Fruitful: Prolific, fertile, producing fruit, especially abundant

Gepic: hunchback.

Giravolt: Vuelta a full body on himself when he is high.

Grocer: Owner of a pharmacy (sold products overseas colonies, sugar, and spices).

Howling: Cry of certain wild animals.

Immutar: Hearing a commotion of the mind that manifests itself in the position.

Kids: A set of boys or girls.

Llagut: Catalan scaffolding not too big, or intended for fishing traffic.

Lloure roar: call to freedom.

Location: invade affection or idea.

Look at: look.

Lucerne (alfalfa): perennial herb often grown for forage

Lurks: watches, watches.

Madrèpora: Polyp arborescent

Malaria: About marshes and wetlands

Mark: lean forward.

Mata: Plant more or less woody and low.

Mutilated: he has lost some important member of his body.

Mutters: metaphorically applied to the wind, refers to ruminants chew food for a second time.

Needle saquera: Needle sewing bags.

Noise: Noise, noise.

Oak: Perennial shrub of the family fagĂ cies.

Oratges: Vent Terral / time

Paltry: poor or unfortunate.

Pangs: torment caused by anxiety.

Park: Goddess who spun and cut the thread of each man.

Paths: one for each of two or more persons or things.

Pending: Pending.

Peratge: landscape

Phosphorescent: shines with the darkness.

Poison: poison.

Rai: aquatic vehicle.

Regret: Sadness for what is or is left to do, or what was done or failed to do.

Remorosa: making a confused noise.

Rictus: Opening of the mouth move and position

Rock: rock Fat stony nature.

Rous: Moisture in the atmosphere condensed into droplets on the surface of the bodies cold, especially at night (dew).

Saguntine: Inhabitants of Sagunto. Sagunto, a town of Valencia.

Salvatgina: Beast wild deer, chamois, wild boar …

Scarlet Sky: Sky bright red.

Scales: vertical stem, the escalemera fixed the hole in the bow of which is armed by estrop rowing.

Seagulls: a large gull

Silt: clay.

Sirga: Rope with which advances a boat pulling it from the shore

Speaker: West.

Spread: spread widely.

Stormy: Applies to intense noise that can stop a person deaf.

Task: solicitation, proposal to do something.

Tedi: nuisance caused by the continuation or repetition of something that matters.

Tenderol: small awning.

Testa: none.

Thalamus: Table cross craft children.

Trone: land.

Tuc: Mountain Top

Twill: Tie course arranged obliquely square.

Unscrew: Develop, deploy what was screwed

Vetusta gown: (old clothes)

Washer: moving driven to and fro through the air.

Weather: wind.

Winch: Machine to move or lift heavy weights, consisting of a vertical shift drum on which a cable wound

Yearned: prone to miss it.

Yet: Although

Zel: Useful lives and deep

Zenit: Peak

unknown: (unknown)

slate: (blackboard)

Additional Notes

Some words have multiple meanings or nuances depending on the context. This glossary provides a general understanding of the terms as used in poetry.

For a more comprehensive understanding of the Catalan language, please refer to a Catalan dictionary or language learning resources.