Barhoue
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Barhoue, probably from an old Barrʰun(a)* 'lower place', is a place name of the French Basque Country[1] that may refer to:
- the lower course of the Saison or Pettarra
- the mande of Barhoue, in the north of Saint-Palais, by analogy with the former, the original name being Barrʰurte* (Barhourt, 1316).
[edit] Notes
- ^ Jean-Baptiste Orpustan, Nouvelle toponymie basque, Presses Universitaires de Bordeaux, ISBN 2-86781-396-4.
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