Original Articles

• Description of Euskara
• Basque Color Terms and Their Origin
• Basque Metal Names
• The Letter H in Basque
• Monosyllabic Words in Basque

• Meaning of the Asterisks
• Note 0: Dental Fricatives
• Note 1: The Suffix i
• Note 2: The Basque Participle
• Note 3: The Verb Hertsi
• Note 4: Edun, To Have
• Note 5: Colors
• Note 5a: Urdin
• Note 6: Lord and Lady
• Note 7: Palatal Consonants
• Note 8: Analogy in Bizkaian
• Note 9: Uko
• Note 10: The Word for Leg in Basque
• Note 11: Zahar, Old
• Note 12: Expressive Formations
• Note 13: The Word Farmhouse
• Note 14: The Word Hollow
• Note 15: Number-Names
• Note 16: The Basque Words for Day and Night
• Note 17a: The Basque Word for Sky
• Note 17b: The Basque Words for Front and Back
• Note 18: Compound Verbs
• Note 19: Voiceless Alveolar Sibilants
• Note 20: The Basque Word for Rabbit
• Note 21: The Basque Gerund
• Note 22a: Pronunciation and Change
• Note 22b: /n/ in Basque
• Note 23: History of the Basque Nasals
• Note 24: Plosives
• Note 27: Vowel Loss