ladinaprantsuse
Ladinaprantsuse is a term that appears in a limited set of linguistic writings to describe contact phenomena between Latin and French in the medieval period. The exact meaning of the label varies by source, and there is no single, universally accepted definition. In some accounts it is used to refer to a hybrid or intermediary form produced by bilingual scribes who used Latin as a base while incorporating French lexicon, expressions, or syntactic tendencies. In other discussions, the term is applied to Latin texts that show French influence through loanwords, calques, or stylistic imitation.
Historical backdrop is essential to understand the concept. During the Middle Ages, Latin served as the primary
Possible linguistic features associated with ladinaprantsuse include the infusion of French loanwords into Latin texts, calqued
See also: Latin, Old French, Medieval Latin, Language contact, Pidgin and creole. References to ladinaprantsuse are