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Basque Word of the Day

ikasi

i-KA-si • verb — 2nd of May, 2026


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Meaning: to learn; to acquire knowledge or a skill

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Examples

  1. Euskara ikasi nahi dut.
    (I want to learn Basque.)
  2. Gaur eskolan asko ikasi dut.
    (Today I learned a lot at school.)
  3. Zure laguntzarekin azkar ikasiko dut.
    (With your help, I will learn quickly.)

Synonyms

  • ikertu
  • aztertu

Conjugation

PersonOrainaldiaIraganaldia
niikasten dutikasten nuen
hiikasten dukikasten huen
huraikasten duikasten zuen
guikasten duguikasten genuen
zuikasten duzuikasten zenuen
zuekikasten duzueikasten zenuten
haiekikasten duteikasten zuten

See all 8 tenses of ikasi

Use ikasi to say you are learning or have learned something (e.g., ikasten ari naiz = I'm learning; ikasi dut = I learned). It applies to formal study and everyday skill learning; combine with forms like 'ikasi nahi dut' (I want to learn) or continuous 'ikasten ari naiz' (I am learning).

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