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1 ahul
iz. [from old Cast. "—vol", cf. G, B "abol", "arol"] \ahulak the weak io.a. ( oro.) weak; ezin dut asko irakurri, begiak \ahul ditut eta I can't read very much as my eyes are weakb. ( umea, e.a.) weak, helplessc. ( agurea, atsoa) weak, decrepit, feeble, frail, infirm; zaharra eta \ahula zen she was old and decrepid2. (irud.)a. ( zarata, hotsa) faintb. ( oihua) faint, feeble, weakc. ( korronte elektrikoa) weakd. ( izaera) weak, milquetoast; bere suhi jite \ahulekoa bere eskupean zeukan she kept her milquetoast son-in-law under her thumbe. ( borondaterik gabe) weak, weak-willed; gizon \ahula weak-willed man; borondate \ahula flagging willf. ( osasuna) poor, feebleg. ( ahalegin, eginahal) feeble, weak, half-heartedh. (H. Jak.) weaki. Kim. weakj. ( zaporea) weak, insipid, tasteless; jan \ahula insipid k. buru \ahula du he's weak in the head3. ( lurra) barren, poor, unproductive4. (esa.) hemen ez dago diru \ahulik here there's no lack of money -
2 argal
iz. ( soroetan) clearing io.1. ( p.: itxura)a. ( mehea) thin Oharra: ikus oharra mehe sarreran ; gizon \argalaren itxura zuen he had the figure of a thin manb. ( mehea) (z.o.) slim, slenderc. ( mehe eta txikia) slight2. (irud.)a. ( ahalegina) tenuous, feeble, half-hearted; zein \argal ziren haien ahaleginak how feeble their efforts were!b. ( lurra) poor, exhausted, thin; lur \argala thin topsoil3. ( ahula, indar gutxikoa)a. ( gorpuzkera) weak, feeble; sengo gaudenok \argalen ahuleriak eraman behar ditugu those of us who are strong must bear the frailities of the weakb. ( osasuna) poor, frail; ailing, sickly4. ( barreiatu) scattered, dispersed; izarrak \argal badira, biharamunean eguraldi ona, usu badira, euria if the stars are scattered, the weather the next day will be fine, if they' re clumped together, there' ll be rain adb.2. ( gutxitan) seldom, infrequentlyJakingarria: Gaur egun thin da terminorik arruntena "argala" itzultzeko eta erabil daiteke pertsona, animalia, eta gauzekin. Slim edo slender adjektiboaz baliatzen gara gorputz liraina eta argala duen inor adierazteko. Skinny ere erabiltzen da baina zentzu txarrean batik bat. -
3 erkin
io. ( ahula) weak, feeble; gizona berez da argala eta \erkina the man by nature is thin and feeble ; gogoa ahul eta \erkin du his will is weak and feeble -
4 flako
io.1. ( ahula) frail, feeble, debilitated, weak, listless ; gose eta \flako aurkitzen zen he found himself hungry and feeble; adimendu \flako feeble mind2. Argot. skinny -
5 hebain
io.1. ( ahul) feeble, weak, rickety; gorputz \hebainari indarrak itzultzeko in order to return strength to a feeble body2. ( elbarria) lame; animalia itsuak, eriak, eta \hebainak eskaintzen zizkiotelako because {he was offered || they offered him} blind, sick and lame animals -
6 makal
I.iz. Landr. poplar; \makal beltz black poplar; \makal italiar Lombardy poplar; \makal kanadar Canadian poplarII.iz. faintheartedness, timidness; \makalaren \makalaz gauza berririk egitera ausartzen ez direnak those who dare not do anything new out of sheer faintheartedness io.1.a. weak, feeble, languid; osasun \makalekoa da he's {sickly || unhealthy} | he's of weak constitutionb. ( gaisotia) sickly, infirm, ailing, unhealthy2.a. ( harridura adierazteko) beso \makala! what an arm!b. ( ezezko esaldietan) ez da \makala! good grief!; ez zen hura \makala! it certainly wasn't small! | little it wasn't!; bertsoetan ez zaude zu mutil \makala you're not bad at ad-libbing verses3. ( koldarra) cowardly, fainthearted, spineless, dastardly adb.1. feebly, fraily; \makal samar dabil agurea the old man is carrying on rather feebly; Aita, \makal egon arren, ez du heriozko gaitzik although Father is {frail || feeble}, he doesn't have any life-threatening ailment2. ( astiro) languidly, sluggishly, slowly -
7 ahuldade
iz. frailty, weakness, feebleness; egunetik egunera \ahuldade irabaziaz growing more and more feeble by the day -
8 ahuldu
du/ad.1. to weaken, enfeeble; nekeak eta goseak txit \ahulduta zeuden they were greatly weakened by hunger and fatigue; eritasun horrek guztiz \ahuldu dituzte that illness has weakened them considerably; honenbestean gizona ahultzeko badu neguak indarrik in so many ways winter has the power to {weaken || break} a man2.a. Med. to debilitate, impairb. ( immuno-sistema) to debilitate, lower, impair3. ( gaia)a. ( ongarria) to spoilb. ( janaria) to make insipid da/ad.1.a. to weaken, to {grow || become} weak; indarrak \ahuldu zitzaizkion his strength gave out on himb. ( gaixoaldiagatik, e.a.) to grow {weak || feeble}, go downhill2. (irud.)a. to weakenb. ( edaria) to lose its strength -
9 argaldu
da/ad.1. to {become || get} thin, slim down gaixotu zenean \argaldu zen she grew thin when she became sick2. to lose weight4. ( lurra)a. ( emankortasuna galdu) to become infertileb. ( lehortu) to dry up5.a. ( ahuldu) to grow weak, flag; bere indarrean \argaldura flagging in strengthb. ( kemena, eginahia, e.a.) to grow weak; gure foruak zutik gelditu ziren XVIII. mendea arte eta,izatekotan ere, sendotu egin ziren \argaldu beharrean our old laws remained in force until the 18th century and, if anything, they were strengthened instead of weakened -
10 belaxka
io.1.a. (haragi) soft, flabbyb. (izaera) soft, indolent, lethargic2. (geldikor, ibilgea) languid, inactive3. (kemenik gabe) feeble, faint -
11 eri
I.iz. ( h.g. erhi)1. finger2. ( erpurua) \eri {handi || potots} thumbII.iz.1. ( eritasuna, gaisotasuna) illness, sickness; etxean \eri daudenak those who are at home sick2. sick person, ailing person; \eriak the sick; ez erran horrelakorik behin ere \eri bati never ever say such a thing to an ailing person ; \eriaren penitentzia penitentzia \eria da the penitence of the ailing is an ailing penitence io.1. ( gaisoa) ill, sick; \eri da she's sick ; \eri gaizki da he's seriously ill ; \eri gartzelatua da (NB) he's gravely ill2. ( goibela) sad; bihotza \eri dut my heart's {sad || aching}3. ( samur) soft, gentle, kind ; emakume horrek biohotz \eria da that woman's got a kind heart4. ( pareta, orma) unstable, precarious, shaky5. ( aitzakia) feeble, sorry -
12 erorkor
io.1.a. ( gauza) likely to fall, flimsy, shaky, wobbly; \erorkorra da it's shaky | it's likely to fallb. ( p.) prone to fall; nire anaia oso \erorkorra da my brother tends to fall | my brother's prone to fall2. ( joankorra) fleeting, evanescent, passing; atsegin \erorkorrak passing pleasures3.a. ( moraltasunari d.) weak, infirm, feeble; eroriko da \erorkorrekin he'll fall with the weakb. ( emakumea) loose, immoral4. condescending; gu agintariekin \erorkor eta jarraikitzaile izatea nahi dute they want us to be condescending and obedient to the authorities5. ( orria, hostoa) deciduous -
13 erromes
iz.1. Kristau.a. pilgrim; \erromes ibili to make a pilgrimage; Erromara zihoan \erromes he was going to Rome as a pilgrimb. [ izenen aurrean ] pilgramage-; \erromes-bide pilgramage route; \erromes-jantzian in pilgrim's dress2.a. ( behartsua) pauper, beggar, indigentb. (irud.) E\erromes Bidea Milky Way io.1. ( behartu, pobrea)a. poor, needy, destitute, impoverished; \erromes bizi dira they live in povertyb. (irud.) poor, wretched; gure hizkuntza ez da horren \erromesa our language isn't so poor2. ( zarpailtsua) ragged, raggedy, tattered, shabby3. rickety, frail, feeble -
14 hits
iz.1. ( mantxa) blotch, blur; \hits bat mirail honek badu erdian the mirror has a blotch in the middle2. ( adorea) pluck, nerve, courage3. (irud.) \hits bat bada orain bi adiskideren artean relations have cooled between the two friends io.1. ( bizitasunik ez duena, e.a.)a. ( kolorea) dull, drabb. ( aurpegia) pale, pallidc. ( argia, eguzkia) dull, dimd. ( begia) languid, dull, unexpressiblee. (edari) flatf. ( herria, omena) dull, dreary, desolate, dismal; Berastain halako herri \hitsa zen Berastain was such a dreary place2.a. ( itxura) dull; itxura \hitseko gizon bat a shabby-looking manb. ( zikina) dirty, filthy ; \hitsak daude etxe horretako bazterrak the corners in that house are dirty3. ( goibela)a. ( oro.) sad, lamentable; gauza \hitsa da holako zerbait egin beharra it's a sad thing having to do thatb. ( gertakaria, gertaera) sad, tragic, dire, pitifulc. ( gogoeta, kanta, oroipena) sad, mournful, sorrowfuld. ( bazkari, afaria) sorry, miserable; bazkari \hitsa egin dugu gaur we had a sorry excuse for a dinner todaye. ( omena, izena) bad, sorry, sorrowful; hango jendeak omen \hitsa du people from there have a bad reputable4. ( herabea) unassertive, timid, irresolute5. ( exkaxa) bad, poor, scant, meagre (GB), meager (USA) ; euri bakan egiten du eta uztai beti \hitsak izaten dira it rains ever so slightly and the crop yield is usually meagre6. ( ahula) weak, feeble -
15 kaskar
[from Rom.] iz.1. ( burezurra) skull, cranium2. ( haserrealdi) tantrum3. (irud.) \kaskarrak eman zion hori egiteko he got it in his head to do that io.1. little, puny; arrautza \kaskarrak puny little eggs2. ( ahula) weak, feeble3. bide \kaskar gravel road -
16 mendre
io.1. ( ahula) weak, feeble2. ( deuseza) insignificant, slight; den \mendrena the slightest; den \mendren lotsarik gabe without the slightest bit of shame; ez da \mendreneko zalantzarik there isn't the slightest bit of doubt -
17 mengel
iz. weakling io. frail, weak, feeble -
18 minez
adb.1. sick, weak, feeble, sickly, in pain; \minez dago he's {sick || ill}2. painfully -
19 mirrin
iz. weakling; ken hadi hortik \mirrin hori get out of there you weakling! io. frail, feeble, weak, sickly -
20 narriatu
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