-
extends around the axis
provided by the
river Saison,
known in
Basque as
Uhaitza, that
flows from
south to
north until it
joins the
river Oloron, that works...
-
Basque word
meaning 'torrential river'.[citation needed] It may
refer to:
Uhaitza or
Uhaitz Handia 'big torrent',
vernacular name of the
Saison Uhaitxa (pronounced...
- Livländische Aa (German) Gave de Pau Gave de Pau (French, Occitan),
Paueko uhaitza (Basque)
Genil Genil (Spanish), Guad al-Xenil (later Arabic), Singilis...
- Licq. One ran
along the
banks of the Gave de
Larrau (Basque:
Larraineko ühaitza) to a
timber yard at
Auberge Lojibar, 2
kilometres (1.2 mi) east of Larrau...
- Tardets-Sorholus and Mauléon-Licharre. The
vernacular name
Uhaitz handia (or
simply Uhaitza) is
based on the
common word
uhaitz meaning "torrential river" in Euskara...
-
Babatzeko erreka, from
Juxue (R)
Izpatxuriko erreka,
union of
Pagolako uhaitza and
Lambarreko erreka (L) Joyeuse, from
Iholdy (R) Azkabi, from Lohitzun...
