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  • 1 bone

    OK, okay, well

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  • 2 bone edukita

    cultivated, cultured, educated

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  • 3 sidi bone

    fit

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  • 4 hezur

    bone

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  • 5 jo eta ke ikasi

    bone up on

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  • 6 osto

    bone

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  • 7 hezur-muin

    bone marrow

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  • 8 liskarbide

    bone of contention

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  • 9 ostpulvoro

    bone-dust

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  • 10 hezur

    [from *enazur or *enezur] iz.
    1. Anat.
    a. bone; eskuko \hezur guztiak all the bones in his hand; \hezur bat hautsi zitzaion he broke a bone; \hezur {aldaratu || bihurtu kolokan} to dislocate a bone; \hezur bat zuzendu to set a bone; e-i \hezurrak kendu to debone sth
    b. buru-\hezur headbone Lagunart., skull; hanka-\hezur legbone
    c. (esa.) \hezur eta {huts || azal} dago he's all skin and bones; \hezur eta haragi flesh and bones ; \hezurrezko eta haragizko of flesh and bones; \hezurrezko eta haragizko gorputz physical body ; \hezur hutsetan emaciated; Somaliako jendea \hezurretan zegoen the Somali people were walking skeletons; \hezurretaraino busti to get soaked to the bone; izua \hezurretaraino sartu zuten they instilled terror in him to the very fibre of his being ; \hezurrezko eta haragizko of flesh and bones; \hezurrezko eta haragizko gorputz physical body
    2. ( arrainari d.) fishbone
    3. ( fruituari d.) stone, pit

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  • 11 bernazaki

    iz. leg bone, shin bone

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  • 12 hezurki

    iz. bone chip, bone fragment

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  • 13 amuarrain

    iz. Arraina. [from amu (hook) + arrain (fish)]
    1.
    a. trout (Salmo trutta) ; bi \amuarrain harrapatu nituen I caught two trout
    b. \amuarrain arrunt common trout (Salmo trutta) ; ibai-\amuarrain trout (Salmo trutta fario) ; itsas-\amuarrain sea trout (Salmo trutta trutta) ; laku \amuarrain lake trout (Salmo trutta lacustris) ortzadar-\amuarraina rainbow trout (Salmo gairdneri)
    2. (esa.) \amuarrain eginda (G) soaking wet | wet to the bone | completely drenched; \amuarrain hartu (G) i. ( blaitu) to get completely drenched ii. ( mozkortu) to get blitzed, get totally drunk; \amuarrainak harrapatzen dago he' s nodding in his sleep

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  • 14 ezpal

    [from zotz (chip) + -pal (?), cf. zozpal (B) or from Lat. "cuspellu", dim. of "cuspis"] iz.
    1.
    a. splinter, sliver, chip
    b. (esa.) nolako zura, halako \ezpala a chip off the old block | like father, like son; beste hariko \ezpal da that is a different kettle of fish; zur bereko \ezpalak dira they're birds of a feather
    2. hezur-\ezpal bone splinter

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  • 15 gerri

    iz.
    1. Anat.
    a. waist; ezpata \gerrian jantzi to put on one's sword; ezpata \gerrian zuela with a sword at his side; \gerritik gora biluzirik naked from the waist up
    b. [ izenen aurrean ] waist-; \gerri-hezur hip-bone
    c. (esa.) neguaren \gerrian in the middle of winter
    2. ( zuhaitzari d.) trunk, tree trunk
    3. ( zaldiari d.) cinch

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  • 16 hezur-muin

    iz. Anat. bone marrow

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  • 17 kokatu

    du/ad.
    1. ( bere tokian ezarri, jarri) to place, set; gauzak bere tokietan \kokatu to put things away; azkenean Hungarian \kokatu zuten fabrika berria in the end they set up the factory in Hungary
    b. (irud.) jakin nahi zuten euskara non koka zitekeen Europako hizkuntzen artean they wanted to know where Basque could be placed among the languages of Europe; gizakiok gorrotoa eta indarkeria geure errai-erraietan \kokatuta ditugu we humans harbour hate and violence deep within our guts
    2. ( eseki, zintzilikatu) to hand, suspend
    3. ( harri bitxia) to mount da/ad.
    1. ( pausatu, adib. txori bat adarrean) to perch, land; hazi hura, zuhaitz egiten da; halako moldez txoriak etortzen baitira haren adarretan kokatzera that seed becomes a tree big enough for the birds to come and roost in its branches
    2. to get stuck; hortz artean \kokatu zait haragi puxka bat I've got a piece of meat stuck between my teeth; zintzurrean hezur bat \kokatu zitzaion a bone got stuck in his throat
    3. ( finkatu) to settle down; munduan zehar ibilia zen baina azkenean Samoan \kokatu zen he had travelled the world over but in the end he settled in Samoa; Portugaletik bidaliak izan ondoren Brasilen \kokatu ziren zenbait jesuslagun after being expelled from Portugal some Jesuits settled in Brasil
    a. to seat, hold; gela honetan ez dago tokirik ehun lagun kokatzeko in this room there isn't enough room to {hold || seat} one hundred people; \kokatu al da? is there enough room?; koka-ahala (I) jam-packed; elizan bada jende koka-ahala people are packed in the church
    b. to be included; horretan kokatzen da prezio osoa the whole price is included in that
    a. batu, loditu
    b. ( bere hondakinak) to settle
    6. ( ezkutatu, gorde) to hide away
    7. ( aurkitu) to be located; Ulan Bator Mongolian \kokaturik dago Ulan Bator is located in Mongolia
    8. ( arma) to jam
    b. ( hizketan) to be at a loss for words
    9. Met. ( elurra) to settle

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  • 18 kolpe

    iz.
    1. ( oro.)
    a. blow, knock; besoan \kolpea hartu zuen he {banged || hit} his arm | he got hit in his arm; \kolpea buruan hartu zuen he got hit in the head; Txirrik Mirriri makilaz eman zion \kolpea Txirri hit Mirri in the head with a stick; ongi emandako \kolpea well-aimed blow; azkeneko \kolpe final blow; graziako \kolpe coup de gr—ce; hiltzeko \kolpe death blow; mailu-\kolpeak hammer blows; lehen \kolpean hil zuen he killed him with the first blow
    b. ( ukabilkada) hit, punch, blow; \kolpea eman to strike, to hit, strike a blow; \kolpea eman zion bizkarrean he hit him in the back; Xabierrek Andoniri \kolpe eman zion bularrean Xabier hit Andoni in his chest; bi \kolpe eman nion ukabilaz I hit him twice with my fist; beheko \kolpe low blow
    c. ( eskukada) smack
    f. (esa.) ez du \kolperik egiten he's bone idle | he doesn't do a thing; \kolpea huts egin zuen egun hartan he missed the mark that day; kritikaririk entzutetsuenek sarritan egiten dute \kolpe huts obrarik bikainenak txarretsiz the most renowned critics often miss the mark when they disapprove of the best (literary) works
    g. [ izenen aurrean ] \kolpe hots whack | thwack | thump | hit
    2. (irud.)
    a. argiko \kolpe highlight; zorioneko \kolpe stroke of {luck || fortune}; \kolpe batez | \kolpe batean in one blow; \kolpe batean lortutako guztia galdu zuten they lost everything gained in one blow ; \kolpe batez gelditu to grind to a halt; nola dira horrela aberastu \kolpe batez? how did they get rich just like that?; \kolpetik → kolpetik
    b. haize-\kolpe gust of wind; itsasoko \kolpe huge wave; hegal-\kolpe batez with a flap of its wings
    c. ( ekintza) action, act, coup; \kolpe ederra egin duk you pulled off a good coup; \kolpe ona lortu zuen he pulled off a successful coup
    d. ( edanez) plazan pilotan ari diren gizon gazteek arteka txorta edo \kolpe zenbait edaten dute the young men playing handball in the square have a few sips or swigs every now and then
    3. Kir.
    a. ( boxeoa) blow, punch; lurreratzeko \kolpe knockout blow
    b. ( beisbola) i. hit ii. strike; bigarren \kolpea! strike two!
    c. ( golfa) stroke ; guztira 250 \kolpe dituelarik with a total of 250 strokes; hasierako \kolpe tee shot; hurbiltzeko \kolpe approach shot; sakatzeko \kolpe tee shot
    d. ( futbola) kick; \kolpe libre free kick
    4.
    a. Med. bruise, knock; \kolpe gogorra hartu du it was a hard knock for him
    b. ( zorigaitza) blow, (hard) knock
    5. ( txokea) shock, clash
    6. ( harridura) shock, astonishment, surprise
    7. (Pol.) coup; auto \kolpe self-coup; estatu \kolpe coup d'—tat | putsch
    8. ( lapurrena, e.a.) Lagunart. job Lagunart., holdup; gero beste bankuko \kolpe bat egin zuten then they did another bank job
    9. ( zorigaitza) blow, misfortune, hard knock; \kolpe gogorra hartu zuen it was a hard knock for him

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  • 19 lepo

    iz.
    1.
    a. Anat. neck; \lepo sendoa strong neck; \lepoa luzatu to stick one's neck out; i-i \lepoa bihurritu to wring sb's neck; i-i \lepoa {moztu || ebaki} to {slit || cut} sb's throat; \lepoko zainak the veins in sb's neck; \lepotik heldu zuen he grabbed it by its neck; \lepotik zintzilik zegoen he was hanging by his neck
    b. ( ontziari d.) neck; botila \lepo-luzeak long-necked bottles
    c. [ izenen aurrean ] neck-; \lepo-hezur neck bone
    d. (esa.) autobus \leporaino beteta zegoen the bus was crammed full; diruz \leporaino zeuden they were up to their ears in money; lehengo \lepotik burua du he hasn't changed one bit | he's the same as he ever was
    2. Anat.
    a. ( sorbalda) shoulder
    b. ( bizkarra) back; bidean anaia erortzen bazaik, \lepoan hartu 'ta segi aurrera if your brother falls along the way, carry him on your back and carry on; umea \lepoan eramaten zuen she carried her child on her back
    c. (esa.) zer barreak egingo dituzten orain nire \lepotik! what a barrel of laughs they're going to have this time at my expense!; gure \lepotik bizi nahi dutenak those who want to freeload off us; hori bere \lepora hartu zuen he took that upon himself
    3. ( jantziari d.) collar
    4. ( mendiari d.) pass

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  • 20 muin

    I.
    [from Rom. muin \muin mun \muin fuinfrom *bune or *(h)une from ? Lat. "fune" (rope)] iz.
    1. (Bot.)
    a. ( mamia) pith
    b. germ, bud, shoot, sprout
    2. Anat.
    a. ( h. g. burmuin) \muinak brains; \muinak urtu to rack one's brains out
    b. bizkar-\muin spinal cord
    c. hezur-\muin bone marrow
    3. ( oso barne-barnekoa dena) essence; auziaren \muin-\muinean gaude we're at the very heart of the matter
    II.
    iz.
    1. kiss

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