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Languedocian, a. and n.|ˌlæŋgəˈdəʊʃ(ɪ)ən|
[f. Languedoc (see Languedoc).]
A. adj. Of or pertaining to Languedoc, its inhabitants, or their language.
B. n.
a. An inhabitant of Languedoc.
b. The language spoken there, a dialect of Provençal.
1736[see unstained ppl. a. 1]. 1765Sterne Tr. Shandy VII. xliv. 154 That sprightly frankness which at once unpins every plait of a Languedocian's dress. 1771C. Burney Present State of Mus. France & Italy 391 Agreeable Provençale and Languedocian melodies. 1792A. Young Trav. France I. 32 Languedocian bishops are certainly not English ones. 1823A. Thiers Pyrenees v. 66 The old Romance language, which mixed with..the Spanish in Languedoc, forms..the Languedocian. 1908Daily Chron. 25 May 6/4 He has..found time to write poems in the Languedocian language. 1927A. L. Maycock Inquisition 178 The records of the Languedocian tribunals. 1936A. W. Clapham Romanesque Archit. iv. 100 A series of apostles..typical of later Languedocian sculpture. 196020th Cent. Sept. 209 We have used the words Languedoc and Languedocian in some places where land of Oc and occitanian would be the literal translation. 1972J. Avias in Herak & Stringfield Karst v. 131 Epeirogenic movements (on the Languedocian coast for example) together with climatic changes caused variations in the relative basal marine or oceanic level. |