- The
Vasconic languages (from
Latin vasco 'Basque'), also
called Euskarian or Basque-Aquitanian, are a ****tive
language family that
includes Basque and...
- The
Vasconic substrate hypothesis is a
proposal that
several Western European languages contain remnants of an old
language family of
Vasconic languages...
- and
Burushaski in Asia; Na-Dené
languages in
North America; as well as
Vasconic languages (including Basque) and
North Caucasian languages from Europe...
-
correspondences between Basque and
Iberian numerals and noun case markers.
Vasconic substratum hypothesis: this proposal, made by the
German linguist Theo...
- (Latin: Pompaelo; Basque: Iruña), had been the main city of the
indigenous Vasconic po****tion and was
located in a
predominantly Basque-speaking area. In...
- the
Celts Vasconic substratum theory,
proposal that
several Western European languages contain remnants of an old
language family of
Vasconic languages...
- Wiik's hypothesis. Theo
Vennemann put
forth the
Vasconic substrate hypothesis in 2003,
which posits a "
Vasconic"
substrate (ancestral to Basque) and a Semitic...
- century.
Among them, the
oldest are the
numismatic evidence coming from both
Vasconic mints and
others located nearby. A
great importance is
given to a funerary...
- the end of the 1st
century BC or the
beginning of the 1st
century AD.
Vasconic languages Proto-Basque — Unattested,
partially reconstructed through internal...
-
include early loanwords from
unidentified non-Indo-European languages.
Vasconic languages Aquitanian – a
close relative,
perhaps a
direct ancestor, of...
