Bertsularitza Euskal Herrian

BERTSULARITZA EUSKAL HERRIAN

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2. Finding words which rhyme

In our example, the master of ceremonies does not choose the rhyme.

The improviser must instantly find words which are rich in rhyme.

Words which are rich in rhyme must include at least one vowel and a supporting consonant (eg. image, homage...).

Words which come to mind:

  • EZKILA ("bell")
  • MAKILA ("stick")
  • ETXOLA ("sheepfold")
  • ARBOLA ("tree")
  • AUTOA ("car")

AUTOA must be eliminated because its rhyme is poor. The improviser will also eliminate ETXOLA and ARBOLA in order to finish the verses in ILA, by replacing them with BILA ("to look / search for") and HILA ("dead").

The improviser must never repeat the same word with the same meaning at the end of the verse in order to make the words rhyme. Failure to respect this rule is called a "poto" and is serious. If by coincidence and misfortune, during a championship, an improviser commits a "poto", he or she is automatically disqualified.

 


 

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