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1 erraz
[from old Cast. "rafez", "rahez", "rehez" from Arab. "rahis"] io.1.a. easy, simple \erraz egiten da it's easy to do; ez dut \erraza ikusten I don't think it likelyb. ( bakuna) simple, straightforward2. ( estiloa) fluent, easy, smooth3. ( p.)a. ( arlotea) slovenly, shabbyb. ( emakumea) easy, loosec. ( manukorra) compliant, docile ; bihotzez umila, biguna, eta \erraza with a humble, tender and compliant heart adb.1. easily; \erraz egiten dute they easily do it | they do it with ease2. ( hizkuntzak) fluently; \erraz egiten du euskaraz she speaks Basque fluently3. \erraz bizi izan to have an easy life -
2 jauskor
io.1.a. ( etxea, e.a.) rickety, flimsy, shaky, unstable, likely to fall downb. ( p.) prone to falls2. ( esanekoa) obedient, compliant -
3 men
I.iz.1. reach; eskuaren \menean within a hand's reach; \men-\menean duzu you've got it at your very fingertipsb. possession, power; zure \menean dituzun ondasunak the possessions you have at your command; haien \menean erori zen he fell into their {grasp || clutches}c. power, control; deabruaren \menetik ateratzeko in order to save him from the devil's grasp; bere \menera ekarriko du he'll bring him under his thumb | he'll come to dominate him; pairatu zen Pilatusen \menean he suffered under the command of Pilate; ez da bere \menean horren egitea (I) it is not within his {power || jurisdiction}2. ( formaltasuna) propriety; \men-\menetik daki hori egiten he knows how to do that quite properly io.1. obedient, compliant, yielding; seme \mena an obediant son; lehengo gurasoek gaur baino askoz \menago bazi zituzten euren umeak parents before used to raise their children to be more obedient than they do today2. ( serioa) proper, seemly; gizon zuhur, zintzo, \menak proper, honest, and wise menII.iz.1. ( kinka larria) difficult moment; urgency, gravity, critical moment; orduan da \mena, orduan da mina, orduan da azken adina then comes the critical juncture, then the critical moment, then the final age2. ( zoria, puntua) point, verge; menditik erortzeko \menean nengoen I was on the verge of falling off the mountain; dena erortzeko \menean dago everything's on the point of collapseb. ( azkenekoa) end; Jainkoak on derizku, maite gaitu, Bere odolaz erosi gaitu, \men-\menean gaitezenean eztia zaigu falta God cares for us, He loves us, he has redeemed us with His blood, when we are at the very end we lack serenityIII.iz. ( beharra) need; hori ez da nehoren \men he is in need of no one; nehoren \men gabe without needing anyone; ez naiz haien \men I don't need them | I don't have any need for themIV.iz. ( zentzua) sense
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