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https://www.bilketa.eus/ark:/27020/ASJU-27523Jauregi, Oroitz (1974-....)Urreta Elizegi, IratiASJU, 275232025-11-28Artikulu honetan, Ipar Euskal Herrian gertatzen ari den dardarkarien aldakortasunari erreparatu diogu. Dardarkari ubularra dardarkari hobikaria ordezkatzen ari da eta ikusiko dugu ordezkatzea honezkero guztiz gauzatua den edo ez. Aldakortasuna ez dela berria erakusten duten lekukotasunak aipatzearekin bat, eskura ditugun erreferentzia eta baliabideekin egungo egoera islatu nahi izan dugu. 2024ko Hazparneko (Lapurdi) libertimenduko (16-30 urte arteko) zirtzilen jardunek osatutako corpusean Hazparneko hiztunek dardarkariak ubular edo hobikari ahoskatzen dituzten ikertu dugu. Emaitzek erakutsi dute Hazparneko gazteen artean dardarkari ubularra orokorra izanik ere, libertimendu emanaldiko zenbait egoera eta pertsonaia antzezteko hobikaria erabiltzen dutela. Beraz, ezin uka daiteke Hazparneko hiztun gazteek dardarkari hobikaria hautemateaz gain, nahita ahoska dezaketela. Nahiz eta egunerokoan eurek ez erabili, berariaz ebaki dezaketen hotsa izaten jarraitzen du, komunitatean neurri eta modu batean presente dagoen hotsaren oihartzun edo ispilu gisa.This article investigates ongoing segmental variation in the production of trills in the Northern Basque Country. Specifically, it examines the apparent replacement of the alveolar trill by its uvular counterpart and assesses whether this sound shift has reached completion. Drawing on historical attestations that suggest such variation is not a recent phenomenon, the study provides a detailed account of the current state of the system, based on both empirical data and reference materials. We analyze the pronunciation of trills among speakers from Hazparne (Lapurdi), using a corpus of performances by participants in the Libertimendua (carnival performance) aged between 16 and 30, recorded in 2024. The results show that while the uvular trill is predominant among young speakers in Hazparne, the alveolar trill continues to be employed in certain contexts and character portrayals during these performances. This suggests that young speakers from Hazparne are not only capable of perceiving the alveolar trill but can also produce it intentionally. Although it no longer features in their everyday speech, it remains an available and consciously accessible phonemic resource, functioning as an echo or reflection of a sound that persists within the community in specific forms and performance contexts.This article investigates ongoing segmental variation in the production of trills in the Northern Basque Country. Specifically, it examines the apparent replacement of the alveolar trill by its uvular counterpart and assesses whether this sound shift has reached completion. Drawing on historical attestations that suggest such variation is not a recent phenomenon, the study provides a detailed account of the current state of the system, based on both empirical data and reference materials. We analyze the pronunciation of trills among speakers from Hazparne (Lapurdi), using a corpus of performances by participants in the Libertimendua (carnival performance) aged between 16 and 30, recorded in 2024. The results show that while the uvular trill is predominant among young speakers in Hazparne, the alveolar trill continues to be employed in certain contexts and character portrayals during these performances. This suggests that young speakers from Hazparne are not only capable of perceiving the alveolar trill but can also produce it intentionally. Although it no longer features in their everyday speech, it remains an available and consciously accessible phonemic resource, functioning as an echo or reflection of a sound that persists within the community in specific forms and performance contexts.https://ojs.ehu.eus/index.php/ASJU/article/view/27523/25851https://ojs.ehu.eus/index.php/ASJU/article/view/27523vignette : https://www.bilketa.eus/in/rest/Thumb/image?id=ark:/27020/ASJU-27523&mat=articleNumbaqhttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0Ipar Euskal Herriko hots dardarkariak: Hazparneko libertimendua aztergaiTrills in the Northern Basque Country: The "Libertimendua" of Hazparne as a case studyIpar Euskal Herriko hots dardarkariak: Hazparneko libertimendua aztergai / Trills in the Northern Basque Country: The "Libertimendua" of Hazparne as a case study