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1 admoni
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2 aholkatu
du/ad.1. (I) ( aholku eman) to advise, counsel; nire lagunak gaizki aholkatu ninduen my friend ill-advised me2. (zerbait egitera bultzatu) to exhort, persuade, admonish; \aholkatu zuen Adam hark ere har zezan sagar hartatik he also persuaded Adam to partake of that apple -
3 ohartarazi
du/ad.1. ( jakinarazi) to notify, inform; enpresa hondatuta zegoela \ohartarazi ninduten I was notified that the business was bankrupt2. ( zigortu) to admonish, warn3. to let... know; \ohartarazi nahi dut zer hedadura nasaia zuen orduan Nafarroako euskarak I'd like it to be known how widespread Basque in Navarre was at that time4. Leg. to warn, give notice
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