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avelye

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Franco-Provençal

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Alternative forms

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Etymology

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Inherited from Latin apicula, diminutive of apis.

Pronunciation

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(cf. avelyes pl)

  • (Neuchâtelois): [ăbˈɛːj]
  • (Vaudois): [ăvˈɛːʎ], [ˈaːvə͉ʎe], [ˈavəʎə], [ăbˈəʎa], [ăvˈœːj]
  • (Valaisan): [ˈăvədə], [ˈăvələ], [ăbˈɛːjə͉]
  • (Valdôtain): [ăvˈɛːʎe], [ăvˈĕʎɛ], [ävˈøʎʎä], [⁽ã⁾vˈœːʎe], [ăvwˈeːʎe], [ăvˈi̝ːʎə͉], [äˈɛʎə], [ävˈøːʎɪ͉]
  • (Piemontais): [ävˈije̞], [ävˈijä], [ävˈiːä], [ävˈiːi]
  • (Apulien): [zäβˈiʎə]
  • (Savoyard): [ˈăvəʎə], [ˈăvʎy̆], [ˈăvə͉ʎe], [ăvwˈɛʎɛ͉], [ˈăvĕʎɛ͉], [ˈaːvʎə͉], [ăvˈu̝ːʎa], [ăvˈi̝ːʎə], [ˈaːvʎe], [ˈăvĕʎe], [ˈăvəʎe], [ăvˈeːʎe͉], [ˈăvĭ̝ʎe͉], [ăvwˈu̝ːʎe͉]
  • (Genevois): [ˌăvˈøːʎ]
  • (Comtois): [ăvˈøːj], [ăvˈi̝ːʎe], [ăvˈɛːj], [ăvˈy˔ʎɔ], [ăvˈɛ̆ʎ]
  • (Bugiste): [ăvwˈøːʎe], [ˈaːvəʎə]
  • (Dauphinois): [ăvˈi̝ːla], [avˈij], [ăvˈeːʎe͉], [ăvˈi̝ːʎə͉], [avˈili͉], [ăbˈɪjə͉], [ăvˈi̝ːli͉], [ăvˈi̝ːʎə], [ˈăvĭ̝ʎe]
  • (Dombiste): [ăvˈĭ̝ʎe]
  • (Bressan): [ăvˈœːʎə], [ăvˈø̆ʎə͉], [avˈəʎ]
  • (Beaujolais): [ăbˈeːj], [ăvˈɛ̆]
  • (Lyonnais): [avˈiji͉], [avˈili͉], [avˈəji͉], [avˈij], [ăvˈi̝ːli], [ăvˈøːjĭ]
  • (Forézien): [avˈɛj], [ăbˈeːj], [avˈɛ], [ävˈəj], [avˈəji͉], [avˈəj]

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The forms with [b] reflect influence from Occitan abelha and French abeille.

Noun

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avelye f (plural avelyes) (ORB)

  1. bee
    Synonym: âp

References

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  • Gauchet, Louis & Jeanjaquet, Jules & Tappolet, Ernest (1924‒33) “abeille”, in Glossaire des patois de la Suisse romande, Neuchâtel: Attinger.
  • Stich, Dominique (2003) “avelye”, in Dictionnaire francoprovençal/français, français/francoprovençal: Dictionnaire des mots de base du francoprovençal: Orthographe ORB supradialectale standardisée, Thonon-les-Bains: Éditions Le Carré.