- Over the past few years, I've been handed over to the fence of trees and trees. I go down the fields, down the fields and down the road, unable to leave. You will realize that I have a special respect for trees and trees, at least from time to time you walk through this corner of Bizi Baratzea of ARGIA. And lately, Iñaki and Markel have tangled us with the names of the trees. A nice trio and its excellent ring of names:
71 Prunus spinosa names: Adam, an, low plums, yellow plums, plums, black plums, black plums, buckthorn plums, buckthorn plums, blackthorn plums, blackthorn plums, plum plums, plum plum plum plum plum plum, blackthorn plum plum, plum plum plum plum
The Black Elk (Sambucus nigra subsp nigra) is another in which there are also several: Granny, Intxusa, Intxossa, Intxsutsa, Eltsutsutsutsa, Intsusa, Linsusa, Linchusi, Lintausta, Sabuca, Satén, Matamoscas, Sauchu, Saúpa, Túpa, Sácar, Túpa, Túpa, Túpa, The custom and the arrow, and names like that, belong to a toy that was made with its empty branch, with which pellets were thrown. Water was also shed and from there the saying of the Five Villas collected by Damaso Intza in his book Euskal Eserte Zarrak of Naparro: Then he'll cry like a hurricane.
The forest apple (Malus sylvestris) is also named: spicy apples, curved apples, curved apples, wild apples, apple stems, apples, apple trees, apricots, apples, apricots, apricots, wild apples, wild apples, wild apples, wild apples, apples, apples of apples, apples harvested in Sagaiku trees,
It goes without saying, however, that many names tell us to some extent that they are ours. And -- they'll have some other, too, you know?