Jarleku

Jarleku is the Basque word indicating the fall from its house in the church. In certain places of the Pays Basque, each house had, of the Siècle S during, its Tombe in the church even. The burial was covered with a stone included in the Pavage. It meant the piece of the church corresponding to a house, and it is still the case in many places. Several act S relating to the Culte Domestique was carried out at this place. One excerçait that amongst other things there to offer lights with Cierge S of Cire, to offer Comestible S as well as money for the rest of the Défunt S of the house. Here, as with the Hearth, one calls upon the heart S of the missings so that they assist the alive ones in their needs Quotidienne S. the Jarleku thus seems to us a case of adaptation of an old habit Indigène to the requirements of the Liturgie Chrétienne and vice versa.

Jarleku is a part inseparable from the etxe (house). Therefore one mentioned the membership of the house on the inscriptions of the tomb stones as on those of the jarleku.

Etymology

Jarleku means " place where one assoit " out of Basque. the suffix has indicates the article: jarleku' a' thus results in " the place where one assoit".

Note

There does not exist kind ( male , female ) in the Basque language and all the letters decide. There is thus no association as for French or WHICH decides KI .

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