Una fastera, tan nidia como necesaria, del léxicu asturiano, ye la qu’arrel.l.uma per caleyas y cabanas en tornu a la solidaridá comuñera: axuntanzas vecinales, veceras, bueizunas, facenderas, esquisas, poisas, concechos, cumuniás, caminás..., yeran (y en parte siguen siendo) otras tantas ocasiones pala collaboración l.l.ugareña quetoos y toas intentaban, nunos tiempos en que nun había más remediu que vivir de lo qu’había alreor; y, sobre too, emprecipiando pela bona vecindá. Nesti sentíu,pallabras y topónimos vuélvense güei, verdaeras l.l.eiciones d’aquel.l.os güelos y güelas pa la educación de fíos, nietos y nietas nel so tiempu. Como entóncenes tampoco naide regalaba nada, nun había más remediu qu’axuntar las manos, los inxenios y las fesorias p’arreglar caminos, facer la caminá’l puertu, o atender a los más necesitaos del l.l.ugar, cuando más-yos ficiera falta. En fin, son las pallabras del paisaxe las que, una vegada más, arrecueyen, y enl.l.urdian na mesma rede, costumes del pasáu imprescindibles pal futuru, aínda nestos tiempos más tecnificaos del mileniu. La l.l.arga historia del paisaxe asturianu escrita nas pallabras.An important part of the Asturian lexicon is that which refers to solidarity inagricultural and livestock work. The various kinds of community work were (and still remain) occasions for collaboration between neighbors, at a time when the environment provided everything to live, so the least essential thing was to have a good relationship with the neighbors. In this sense, words and toponyms were true lessons that those grandparents gave to the children and grandchildren of that time. Since nobody was giving away anything, it was necessary to join hands, wisdoms and hoes to fix the roads, to collaborate in the mountain pastures or to look after to the most needy. In short: it is the words of the landscape that, once again, bearwitness to the customs of the past that are essential for the future, even in these technified times of the beginning of the millennium. They are the long history of the Asturian landscape written in the words.
History of Social Work with Groups in Practice and Education