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Bask
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bask bäsk
Cornish
Etymology 1
From kw en Basque, from kw fr basque, from kw la Vascō.
Noun
m yon
en Basque person
Derived terms
kw Baskek<t:Basque language> baskek<t:Basque><pos:a> Baskes<t:Basque><g:f> Pow Bask<t:Basque Country>
Mutation
Etymology 2
Proper noun
kw mutated proper noun
kw Pask Easter
kw Nationalities Demonyms Spain France Basque Country, Spain
Dutch
Etymology
Borrowed from nl fr basque.
Pronunciation
nl /bɑsk/
nl Nl-Bask.ogg
nl Bask
Noun
m -en - Baskische
nl the <<acomm/Basque Country>>, <<c/Spain>> Basque m
Derived terms
nl Baskenland
nl Baskisch
Polish
pl:+owie
Etymology
pl fr Basque, from Gascon pl oc Basc, from pl la Vascō, la Vascōnēs.
Pronunciation
Pl-Bask.ogg
Noun
m-pr Baskijka
pl the <<acomm/Basque Country>>, <<c/Spain>> Basque m
Declension
Baskowie
Derived terms
pl adjective baskijski
pl noun baskijka
Related terms
pl nouns Baskonia Kraj Basków
Further reading
Serbo-Croatian
Etymology
From sh Bȁskija.
Pronunciation
sh /bâsk/
Noun
Bȁsk m-an Baskijka
sh the <<acomm/Basque Country>>, <<c/Spain>> Basque m
Declension
Bask Baski Baska Baska Basku Baskima Baska Baske Basku Baski Basku Baskima Baskom Baskima
Further reading
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Slovene
Pronunciation
Bȃsk
Noun
Bȃsk m-an Bȃskinja
sl the <<acomm/Basque Country>>, <<c/Spain>> Basque m
Declension
Básk 1
Related terms
sl Bȃskija
sl bȃskovski
sl bȃskovščina
Further reading
West Frisian
Etymology
Borrowed from fy nl Bask.
Pronunciation
fy /bask/
Noun
c Basken
fy the <<acomm/Basque Country>>, <<c/Spain>> Basque