Occitanity
Occitanity noun: the quality of being Occitan.
Noun
Occitanity (uncountable)
- The quality of being Occitan.
- Focusing on the economic problems of the South and on certain traditional antagonisms between South and North, Occitanism has created a rudimentary sense of “Occitanity” among the people.1980, Language Problems & Language Planning, page 258
- It was there that he acquired a solid grounding in classical – Latin and French – culture, which complemented his native Occitanity.1984, Emmanuel Le Roy Ladurie, Love, Death and Money in the Pays d’Oc, page 36
- Synonyms:
- Occitanness
Synonyms of Occitanity
- Occitanness
Origin of Occitanity
From Occitan + -ity.
Questions about Occitanity
- What does Occitanity mean?
- Occitanity means the quality of being Occitan.
- What part of speech is Occitanity?
- Occitanity is a noun.
Words near Occitanity in the dictionary
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