Term mentioned by Piat, who defines its origin as "(for.)"; This is an abbreviation of "forésien", which is a dialect, called "Arpitan" (or Franco-Provençal), that is mainly spoken in the Monts du Forez region; NB¹ (August 2025): According to Google Translate.the Haitian Creole translation would be "Inflated stomach"; NB¹ (WS): Taking into consideration that Haiti has been under French rule almost 2 centuries (1625-1804), I wonder whether this could have caused some influence between the 2 languages...