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La creación, la traducción y el tratamiento lingüístico en Handia ; Creation, translation and linguistic treatment in Handia
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In: Hikma 18 (1), 9-32 (2019) (2019)
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¿Qué orden de los elementos de la oración en euskera promovemos en el sistema educativo? ; What element-order in basque sentences do we promote at the educational system?
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La estandarización del euskera: breve historia y resultados ; The standardization of the Basque language: a brief history and results
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Распространение местностных фамилий на Юго-Западе Франции ; Distribution of Locative Surnames in the South-West of France
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Evolución del cine en euskera y su traducción ; Evolution of cinema in Basque and its translation
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Does Basque Have a Future? Implications of Hegemonic Languages for Audiovisual Consumption by Adolescents
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Del latín al vascuence pasando por el navarro: sobre los topónimos navarros terminados en -áin
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El hecho de documentarse en Navarra varios centenares de topónimos terminados en -áin (escasos, en el País Vasco) atrajo pronto (al menos, con autoridad, desde 1875) el interés etimológico sobre ellos. Son muchas las hipótesis formuladas, sin haber logrado una solución convincente. Ello se debe a que se ha entendido la citada secuencia final como castellano, cuando, obviamente, por su procedencia corresponde al navarro. Desde este nuevo enfoque, se propone su origen a partir del latín -ANEUS y se justifica su doble y sucesiva evolución: -añ(o) y -áin. ; The documentation of several hundred toponyms ending in -áin in Navarra (scarce, in the Basque Country) fast attracted (whit competece, as early as 1875) etymological interest in words containing this sequence. Many hypotheses have been proposed as to the form’s origin, though no convincing explanation has been reached. This is because this sequence has traditionally been understood as pertaining to Castilian Spanish, when, obviously, it is as pertaining to Navarrese. From this new approach, the sequence’s origin is proposed to be derived from the Latin -ANEUS, which is double and successive evolution justifiable: -añ(o) y -áin.
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-áin suffix; Basque toponymy; Basque-roman relations; Dialecto navarro; Navarre dialect; Relaciones vasco-románicas; Sufijo -áin; Toponimia vascuence
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URL: https://hdl.handle.net/10171/62115
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Attitudes towards trilingualism: a comparison between the Basque and Irish contexts
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In: Teanga: The Journal of the Irish Association for Applied Linguistics, Vol 22 (2019) (2019)
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The influence of standard basque in Busturialdea. Part 1: demonstrative pronouns ; La influencia del vasco estándar en Busturialdea. Parte 1: pronombres demostrativos
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In: Dialectologia: revista electrònica; 2019: Núm. 22; p. 17-29 (2019)
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Crónica legislativa de Navarra. Segundo semestre de 2018 ; Legislative Reports on Navarre. Second half of 2018 ; Crònica legislativa de Navarra. Segon semestre de 2018
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In: Revista de Llengua i Dret; Núm. 71, juny de 2019; p. 299-302 ; 0212-5056 (2019)
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State-of-the-art on monolingual lexicography for Basque (Basque)
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In: Slovenščina 2.0: Empirične, aplikativne in interdisciplinarne raziskave, Vol 7, Iss 1 (2019) (2019)
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