(17-02-2026, 07:11 PM)DG97EEB wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Another silly question.. doesn't the evidence from the spreadsheet suggest langue d'oil rather than langue d'oc?
Langue d'oc (from Dante's "lingua d'oco") is old occitan/provençal, the language of southern France.
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It's close: it doesn't have octembre, but it has abril (not aberil).
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Janvyer, Febrier, Mars, Abril, May, Junh, Juli, Aost, Septembre, Ochoyre, Novembre, Desembre
Dictionnaire d'ancien occitan auvergnat:
abril, abrial, abriel (april, aprial)
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mai (may)
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junh, jun (jung)
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octobre (auctobre) + may, jung, jullet, aost, septembre, octobre, novembre, decembre (1404)
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aust, auost
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