Noun:

बास्क,

basque's Usage Examples:

The development of the Basque mining industry is fully described in Las Minas de hierro de la provincia de Vizcaya, progressos realizados en esta region derde 1870 hast y 1899 (Bilbao, 1900).

de Aranzadi, " Le Peuple basque, résumé " Bull.

Collignon, "La Race basque," L'Anthropologie, v.

The derivation of the word labarum is disputed; it appears to be connected with the Basque labarva, signifying standard.

There he busied himself with philology, and published notably some works on the Basque language: Grammaire basque, Remarques sur plusieurs assertions concernant la langue basque (1876), Observations sur le basque Fontarabie (1878).

ALAVA, one of the Basque Provinces of northern Spain; bounded on the N.

In'1905 the Basque Provinces produced 5,302,344 tons of iron, over five millions of which came from Biscay, out of a total of 9,395,314 tons for the whole of Spain.

The French Pays Basque forms part of the arrondissements of Bayonne and Mauleon.

Webster, " The Basque and the Kelt," in Journ.

He gradually obtained full possession of Navarre and the Basque provinces, outside of the fortresses, which he had not the means to besiege.

Synonyms:

France, Spain, Kingdom of Spain, European, Espana, French Republic,

Antonyms:

artificial language,