1. A language spoken on the borders of France and Spain towards the Bay of Biscay, and presumed to date from a period prior to the Aryan immigration.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• basquet,
• asque,
• basq,
• borque,
• boque,
• banquo,
• barbque,
• mausque,
• bcasue,
• baske,
• bacsue,
• ascue,
• babeque,
• bouque,
• brisque,
• beasue,
• fisque,
• nasque,
• basqu,
• besque

• baku,
• bassia,
• basse,
• baas,
• Basye,
• baze,
• bass,
• basso,
• Bayes,
• baez,
• baize,
• BAUS,
• baeza,
• bake,
• bakke,
• bosque,
• baisa,
• base,
• bassi,
• Bausch,
• Bays,
• basey,
• baggs,
• Bawek,
• bisque.

The adjective form of the word "Basque" is "Basque".

The plural of the "basque" can be the "basques".

The singular of the "basque" can be the "basque".