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1 akumuli
accumulate, heap, pile up, stack -
2 pilatu
du/ad.1.a. ( harriak, e.a.) to pileb. ( oholak, aulkiak, e.a.) to stack, stack upc. ( belarra) to heap2. to accumulate3. to platten da/ad. to accumulate, pile on -
3 bildu
iz. granary du/ad.1. to gather, collect2. (uzta)a. to harvest, gatherb. (mahatsa, sagarra, e.a.) to pick3. (elkartu)a. (oro har) to bring togetherb. (dirua, fondoa) to collectc. (hitzak, kantasorta, e.a.) to compile, gather4.a. (paperean, e.a.) to wrap; paperean \bildu zuten they wrapped it in paperb. (zauria) to bind5. (alkandoraren mahuka) to roll up6.a. (bateratu) to concentrate, amassb. (ezpainak) to pucker up1. to meet, get together; Donostian \bildu ziren they met in Donostia; Euskaltzaindia Bilbon \bildu zen atzo the Basque Academy met in Bilbao yesterday2. to gather; haren inguruan \bildu ziren they gathered around him ; bidera atera zenean, jendentza \bildu zitzaion when he went out into the road, a crown gathered around him3. (ura, e.a.) to collect, accumulate4. (odola) to clot, coagulate -
4 diru
[from Lat. "dinarus", cf. Z "dihar—"] iz.1.a. money; eskuko \diru cash; \dirutan ordaindu to pay cash; \dirua atera to withdraw money (- tik: from) ; \dirua aurreratu to save money; bere diruaz erosi du etxea she bought the house with her own money; \diru batu to collect money | to make money; \diru bildu i. to make money, to collect money ii. to accumulate money; \diru bota to spend lavishly, thow away one's money | to squander one's money; \diru hondatu to spend lavishly, to squanderb. [ izenen aurrean ] money-; \diru-arazoak money problems; \diru-gose money-grubbing; \diru-premia need for money2. \dirua egin to coin, mint3. ( dibisa)a. currencyb. [ izenen aurrean ] monetary; Europako \diru Sistema European Monetary System -
5 metatu
du/ad.1. to pile up, stack up; enborrak \metatu to stack logs up; han elurra \metatua zen there the snow was piled up2.a. to accumulate; hemengo eta hango aberastasunak bildu eta metatzen ibili dira they have been gathering and accumulating wealthb. gorrotoa metatzen ari baita bihotzean as hate is welling up in his heart da/ad. to gather; jendea \metatu zen ene ingurura people gathered around me -
6 multzokatu
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accumulate — ac·cu·mu·late vb lat·ed, lat·ing vt: to gather esp. little by little; specif: to add (income from a fund) back into the principal vi: to increase gradually in amount or number Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law. Merriam Webster. 1996 … Law dictionary
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