10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «EUSCALDUNE»
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euscaldune in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
euscaldune and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.
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Journal of the Transactions of the Victoria Institute, Or ...
... considered to have a connection one with another. I may perhaps, however, be
permitted to say that I think Mr. Titcomb scarcely appreciated sufficiently the fact (
in referring to the analogy between the Iberian or Euscaldune language and the ...
I may perhaps, however, be permitted to say that I think Mr. Titcomb scarcely
appreciated sufficiently the fact {m referring to the analogy between the Iberian or
Euscaldune language and the languages of North America) that the Euscaldune
...
... customs, and laws :—the Aquitani in the south, whose tongue is considered to
remain in the Basque, or Euscaldune ; the Oeltae, called Gauls by the Romans,
occupying the great central region up to the Seine and Marne; and the Belgaa to
...
Joseph Barnard Davis, John Thurnam, 1865
4
Grande enciclopédia portuguesa e brasileira: Ilustrada com ...
... do valão: grisu, hulha; do vasconço: albarca, alparca, alpercata, áscua,
ascuma, azorrague, bezerro, bizarro, cachorro, esquerdo, euscaldune, euscaro,
gazua, gorra; do Veneziano: doge, gôndola, laguna e regata: do zende:
masdeísmo.
5
Noções de história da língua portuguesa
I — Línguas peninsulares pré-latinas : A) Do basco, euscaro ou vasconço
recebemos as palavras abarca, alparca, áscua, ascuma, аzorrаgиe, bezerro,
bizarro, charro, esquerdo, euscaldune, euscaro, gаzиа (?), gorra. Segundo
Adolfo Coelho ...
Fernando Venâncio Peixoto da Fonseca, 1959
6
Novo diccionário da língua portuguesa comprehendendo: além ...
Eusealduno, ou euscaldune, m. e adj. Forma preferível a euskaldunac. * Euscaro
, m. e adj. (V. euscalduno). «Evangélias, f. pi. antigas festas pagans, que se
celebravam por occasião de boas novas ou de noticias agradáveis ao povo.
Cândido de Figueiredo, 1899
7
Cimbern und Sueven; Nemeten, Vangionen und Triboken; Iberen ...
... ren Basken und Euscaldunen, beide Iberen, wenn sie auch das Iberien des
Gaucasus nie gesehen hatten, der Euscaldune nicht Baske, beide aber
urstlimmlioh Skytbo—Gitlen, im bescndereu des Daire—Dubhar-Stamms. Diese
ganze 107.
... und Euscaldunen, beide Iberen, wenn sie auch das Iberien des Caucasus nie
gesehen hatten, der Euscaldune nicht Baske, beide aber urslämmlieh Skytho-
Gälen, im besonderen des Daire-Dubhar - ...
9
Anuario del Seminario de Filología Vasca"Julio de Urquijo".
(142-2), euscaldunac (55-2), euscaldunen (54-16), iri euscaldune- tan (169-2) f.
EUSCALERRI: «País Vasco; Pays Basque.» Euscalerrijetacua (94-8). EUSCARA
: Ikus EUSQUERA. (171-24) f. EUSQUERA: «Vascuence, lengua vascongada; ...
10
Guía gastronómica de España
Y Alsasua, por donde el vascuence se asoma con timidez a la región ibérica, y
Estella, la antigua Izarra, avanzada euscaldune en dirección al Ebro, y Tudela,
con Las Rárdenas, Reales, Corella y Castejón. Luego ya es Aragón por donde
se ...
Luis Antonio de Vega, 1967
