Regarding the Gallo word "ennuyail", which the writer describes as being often translated as "boredom", I'm surprised he doesn't reach for the French cognate "e

Regarding the Gallo word "ennuyail", which the writer describes as being often translated as "boredom", I'm surprised he doesn't reach for the French cognate "ennuis", which is often translated as "troubles". Indeed, the word "troubles" seems to fit Virginie Desgranges' situation very well, and is probably what she had in mind when she used that term in her native Gallo.