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The title of the article is Biscayan, not Bizkaian, which I believe redirects here. As such, the name Biscayan should be the one used throughout the article...

Phonology, Routledge) doesn't mention Salazarese but also uses Roncalese, Biscayan Guipuscoan, Navarrese, Labourdin, Souletin. There appears to be one paper...

the northern Spanish mountains about 12 kilometers east of the fortified Biscayan port of Bilbao at the junction of Routes 634 and 6315. Digby Smith makes...

Burgundian saltires that appeared on what they took for ancient local Biscayan merchant flags, for instance that of the sailing vessels of the Consulate...

this down? :) So let's see what the article says In the Gipuzkoan and Biscayan dialects tt is often pronounced the same as tx, that is, as [tʃ], and dd...

and "law compilation". -- Error 02:35, 6 Nov 2004 (UTC) Do you know the Biscayan fueros (and Navarrese and its derivatives Alavese and Gipuzkoan?? The "jurisdiction"...

(Barrionuevo, Iturgaiz, Del Burgo, Rabanera, Carnicero, Javier Pradera, etc). Biscayan socialism perhaps is more related to the Carlist miners from Somorrostro...

only 200 survived, most of them wounded. One of the prisoners was the Biscayan Captain Machín de Munguía. Barbarossa, upon learning this, offered Munguía...

2007 (UTC) Ironically the unified Basque language is not based on the Biscayan dialect, but the Navarrese right-wingers think it so. For them Bilbao and...

of Navarre (a kingdom) were called Biscay (Basque speakers altogether Biscayans, sometimes even those coming from the Labourd in France), just check maps...

was Biscayan (aka Basque). There is another source from the 16th century made by Portugal where they say that the Prince of Tidore spoke Biscayan (aka...

'Government' section, which it would benefit from a picture of the city hall or Biscayan government building, currently impossible to fit due to the aforementioned...

are all from out of Guipuscoa (Ebro Valley and Biscay) and for instance Biscayans have only 3% of that haplogroup - and ironically that is clearly stated...

Septentrional (High Navarrese, Upper Navarran), Alto Navarro Meridional, Biscayan (Vizcaino), Roncalese, Avalan. Vascuense is a typo for Vascuence (must...

even stupider: The historians seem to have directly calqued the local Biscayan tonel ("tun") from the records of the expedition without converting it...

irreversible" and the other pointing to "navarros, y vascos" (i.e. Gipuzkoans, Biscayans, Alavans, and Navarrese, historically that dichotomy is nonsense), let...

of the Pacific Ocean. Contemporary sources claim he was Basque (a.k.a. Biscayan), Encyclopedia Britannica opens with the claim that he was Basque. And...

tradition of northern France and the Rheinland, leaving Provence and the Biscayan regions to more recent investigators (Crémieu, etc.). Naumbourg's work...

staggering 8.5% in Huelva, right? 8.5%, 8.5%, 8.5%... I point this out as Biscayan and by no means a Spanish nationalist: This article is a joke. A kindergarten...

anything to do with the British Union Flag. "The red ground symbolizes the Biscayan people (the race); the green saltire might represent the Oak of Guernica...

thinking"-, First Carlist War, Fal Conde,Basque Nationalism, Biscayne (or Biscayan)(or Vizcayan) merchant ensign, Walloon Rexism, 28th SS division & French...

**unbe but from *unne (*uNe in Mitxelena's notation), as in /ahuña, ahüñe/ (Biscayan /aume, auma/) 'goat kid' < *an-unne, the /m/ resulting from LABIALIZATION...

The Spanish opposed slave-smuggling to their colonies in the West Indies... Misleading: the slave-trade in Spanish ships only, right? Perhaps someone will...

green "X" is St. Andrew's Cross after a battle beteween Castilians and Biscayans that ocurred on St. Andrew's in 867 acording to Sabino Arana, the creator...