A Euskera professor at Uribe Kosta creates an app to play and search for verbs
- A Basque AEK professor at Uribe Kosta has created the free Adizkinator application, which is entitled Adizkinator. This tool offers the neutral forms of all the auxiliary and compact verbs that Euskaltzaindia has approved for the Basque Country batua, as well as the allocutive forms thereof. In this way, users will be able to play and search for verbs in a simple and fast way through this application that allows users to play and search for verbs.
Adizkinator is a free app for Euskaldunes and people in the process of Euskaldunization. A Basque AEK professor at Uribe Kosta has created this to meet the needs of students in 2020, but it has been published in 2021. As he explained, the objective is to achieve with "great immediacy" the form of the verb to be sought in this field. To this end, it has compiled all verbs (including allocutives and synthetics in the matter) and has facilitated the search by adapting the terminology.
To make this new application known, they have released a video in which you can see the light. At this point, they've hung a fictional story. The life of poor speaker Joxean, which shows how hard it is to live without a verb.
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