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1 ekonomika
economical -
2 ekonomiko
io. economic, economical -
3 merke
[from Lat. "merce" (cf. merx, mercem)] iz. Sukal. creampuff io.1.a. cheap; denda \merkea da the store's cheap; ostatu \merke batean in a cheap hostel; \merke baino \merkeago dirt cheapb. (z.o.) (ez garesti) inexpensive, economicalc. (z.tx.) cheap, chintzy; etxe hori eta bere apaingarri \merkeak ez ditut gogoko I don't like that house and its cheap decorations2. (irud.) hitz \merkeak besterik ez dira they're nothing but cheap words; malko \merke egiten du horrek (s)he can shed a tear at the drop of a hat adb.1. cheap, cheaply; etxea \merke saldu zuten they sold that house cheap; diru asko egiteko, \merke erosi eta garesti saldu behar da in order to make a lot of money you have to buy things cheap and sell them for a high price2. (z.o.) inexpensively -
4 zuhurtu
da/ad.1. to grow wise, become prudent2. to become {thrifty || economical}
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