mistral
mistʁal
Definition
Definition of mistral - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, masculine
1.
météovent froid et sec qui souffle fort du nord vers la Méditerranée
- Le mistral souffle si fort qu'il faut tenir son chapeau.
2.
histoireRare officier du seigneur qui collectait les impôts au Moyen ÂgeRare
- Le mistral venait chaque mois réclamer les taxes au village.
Origin of mistral
provençal, mistral (vent du nord)
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Examples of mistral in a sentence
Les volets claquent à cause du mistral ce matin. Le mistral dressait la liste des redevances à percevoir. Un mistral était respecté par les habitants du fief.
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- English:mistral, tax collector, ...
- German:Mistral, Steuereinnehmer, ...
- Italian:maestrale, funzionario medievale incaricato della riscossione delle tasse, ...
- Spanish:mistral, recaudador feudal, ...
- Portuguese:mistral, meirinho, ...
- Chinese:密史脱拉风, 税吏, ...
- Japanese:ミストラル, 徴税吏, ...
- Arabic:رياح المسترال, جَابِي الضَّرائِب, ...
- Hebrew:מִסְטְרָל, גּוֹבֵה מִסִּים בִּימֵי הַבֵּינַיִם, ...
- Russian:мистраль, сборщик налогов, ...
- Ukrainian:містраль, збирач податків, ...
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