This is a historical dictionary of the southern dialects of France, spanning from Nice to Bayonne and the Pyrenees to central France. "Dictionnaire analogique & Ã(c)tymologique des idiomes mÃ(c)ridionaux" by Louis Boucoiran, published in 1875, provides an extensive look at the vocabulary, etymology, and usage of these regional languages. The dictionary includes vulgar terms related to the flora and fauna of southern France and aims to comprehensively document the unique linguistic heritage of the region. It serves as a valuable resource for linguists, historians, and anyone interested in the rich tapestry of French regional languages.

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