Basque
- noun
- /bæsk/
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euskera
- She decided to learn Basque before traveling to northern Spain.
So you don't get a gene for making fire and a gene for speaking Basque.
- So you don't get a gene for making fire and a gene for speaking Basque.
- The lawyers have been And I said to him, using his language French, I said Basque, la vie Y toku, because life is too short.
Examples
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Many linguists are fascinated by the Basque language and its mysterious origins.
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There are several dialects of Basque spoken in different regions.
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She speaks Basque fluently.
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Is Basque difficult to learn?
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Many linguists are fascinated by the Basque language and its mysterious origins.
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She decided to learn Basque before traveling to northern Spain.
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There are several dialects of Basque spoken in different regions.
Synonyms
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A language spoken in parts of Spain and France by the Basque people that is not related to other languages
A language people speak in the Basque Country of Spain and France
Compounds
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A language spoken in parts of Spain and France by the Basque people that is not related to other languages
An organization from the Basque region that used violence to try to gain independence
A Basque nationalist group that used violence to seek independence
Surface Forms
Etymology
Basque for the language comes from an old name the Romans used, Vascones, and from the Spanish form Vasco, while the people call their language Euskara. So, Basque means the very old, unique language of the western Pyrenees that is not like other European languages.