Theo Vennemann is a proponent of the theory linking it with the Vasconic family, while its link to Georgian has been largely discredited. It is spoken today in a region known as Euskal Herria in its native tongue. The English words anchovy, (*) jingo and Jai Alai come from this language, while its dialects include Upper Navarrese. Likely related to ancient Aquitanian, FTP,
Theo Vennemann is a proponent of the theory linking it with the Vasconic family, while its link to Georgian has been largely discredited. It is spoken today in a region known as Euskal Herria in its native tongue. The English words anchovy, (*) jingo and Jai Alai come from this language, while its dialects include Upper Navarrese. Likely related to ancient Aquitanian, FTP, identify this language isolate spoken in a namesake autonomous community of the Pyrenees.
Theo Vennemann is a proponent of the theory linking it with the Vasconic family, while its link to Georgian has been largely discredited.
Basque (also accept Euskarian or Euskera before “Euskal”)