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=== Nails, azazkalak ===
Azkue found the following names for nails in Basque: ''atzazalak'' (B), ''azkazalak'' (G), ''azazkalak ''(BN) and ''azüzkülüak ''(Z). In Baztan (N) and in Oiartzun (G), as that same author noted at the start of the 20<sup>th</sup> 20th century, there was the belief that Adam and Eve, before the original sin, wore garments made of fingernails, azkazalak. After they sinned and as a reminder of their previous state, we have, as legend has it, those tips to the fingers and toes, ''eriak'', as the fingernails are remains of the original garments. The same belief was reported in our current survey of Carranza (B) where we were told that before Eve sinned with Adam as the result of the apple, their whole bodies were covered with the same material as nails instead of clothes. When they sinned, God punished them and left them naked, and he just left the nails at the tips of their fingers and toes as reminders of what our first garment had been.
== Foot sweating ==