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| '''Uhar''', ''uharre'' or ''ugarre'' is a ] word for ']'. It is also known through its derivates ] / ugaitz 'torrential river' and uharka 'tank'. | |||
| It may be found in some place names as: | |||
| == Village names == | |||
| * Ugartzan, Uhartzane < *Uhartzengo (''uaurcengo'' in 1249; ''ugarrçaun'' in 1366), a hamlet of the commune of ], ], ], ] | |||
| <!--== House names (thus family names) ==--> | |||
| == River names == | |||
| *Ugarre, brooks in ] and ] | |||
| *Uharka, brook in ] | |||
| *Uharratea (''Uharatia''), tributary of the ''Otsarteko erreka'' in ] | |||
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