Iruñeas

Iruñeas is a term primarily used in the Basque Country and Navarre, Spain, referring to the inhabitants of Iruña, which is the Basque name for Pamplona. The word "Iruñeas" is a feminine plural form, often used in a collective sense to denote the people of Pamplona. It can be used in various contexts, such as referring to the population of the city, its cultural identity, or its citizens in general. The masculine plural form would be "Iruñeak".

The use of "Iruñeas" is deeply rooted in the region's linguistic and cultural heritage. Pamplona, or Iruña, has a long and complex history, and the term "Iruñeas" reflects a connection to the Basque language and the identity associated with it. It is commonly heard in everyday conversation, news reports, and cultural events within Navarre and the wider Basque Country. Understanding this term provides insight into the local terminology and the way people refer to themselves and their fellow citizens in this specific geographical and linguistic context.