Due to the long-term situation of intensive contact, Basque has borrowed a number of morphemes from Latin and Romance languages. Whilst certain varieties show an incipient inflectional distinction of gender as a result of the borrowing of lexical pairs ended in -o/-a, Eastern Basque has to a certain extent acquired a derivational gender distinction by means of the Romance-origin suffix -sa. Based on a corpus of historical Souletin, in this paper we analyse the occurrences of the morpheme -sa. Moreover, we will show that present-day Eastern Basque speakers continue to use -sa as a productive suffix, despite the fact that the Royal Academy of the Basque Language has advised against it.Como consecuencia de la prolongada situación de contacto l...
ABSTRACT : It is well known that Basque presents certain morphosyntactic properties that can be cons...
Basque language historically has not had a formal legal use, but in 1936-1937, and from 1978 to the ...
This paper explores the traces of the influence of the Latin grammatical tradition on the 19th-centu...
Artikulu honetan ekialdeko euskararen komitatiboaren atzizkiak azterkatzen ditugu, nagusiki Zuberoak...
Basque is spoken by approximately 660,000 people (Trask 1997) in the Basque Country, straddling the ...
xThe aim of this paper is to contribute to the evaluation of the present state of lexical-discursive...
L’objectif de la présente étude est de donner une certaine idée de la façon dont la langue basque a ...
From an examination of the emergence of Batua, dialect classification, the relationship of sixteenth...
In this paper I consider the chronology of the oldest identifiable loanwords that Spanish and other ...
Esta contribución presenta la influencia del vasco estándar en la posición de los pronombres demostr...
The Basque language (euskera) is an isolate language spoken by about one million people in northeast...
[EN] A Latin-Romance etymology is proposed for the three most widespread coordinating connectives of...
Recently, diachronic studies about the Basque language have increased considerably (cf. Lakarra 1995...
Basque is the only surviving pre-Indo-European language in western Europe, and it is typologically v...
This paper focuses on the use and non use of the so called Basque definite article -a in eastern dia...
ABSTRACT : It is well known that Basque presents certain morphosyntactic properties that can be cons...
Basque language historically has not had a formal legal use, but in 1936-1937, and from 1978 to the ...
This paper explores the traces of the influence of the Latin grammatical tradition on the 19th-centu...
Artikulu honetan ekialdeko euskararen komitatiboaren atzizkiak azterkatzen ditugu, nagusiki Zuberoak...
Basque is spoken by approximately 660,000 people (Trask 1997) in the Basque Country, straddling the ...
xThe aim of this paper is to contribute to the evaluation of the present state of lexical-discursive...
L’objectif de la présente étude est de donner une certaine idée de la façon dont la langue basque a ...
From an examination of the emergence of Batua, dialect classification, the relationship of sixteenth...
In this paper I consider the chronology of the oldest identifiable loanwords that Spanish and other ...
Esta contribución presenta la influencia del vasco estándar en la posición de los pronombres demostr...
The Basque language (euskera) is an isolate language spoken by about one million people in northeast...
[EN] A Latin-Romance etymology is proposed for the three most widespread coordinating connectives of...
Recently, diachronic studies about the Basque language have increased considerably (cf. Lakarra 1995...
Basque is the only surviving pre-Indo-European language in western Europe, and it is typologically v...
This paper focuses on the use and non use of the so called Basque definite article -a in eastern dia...
ABSTRACT : It is well known that Basque presents certain morphosyntactic properties that can be cons...
Basque language historically has not had a formal legal use, but in 1936-1937, and from 1978 to the ...
This paper explores the traces of the influence of the Latin grammatical tradition on the 19th-centu...