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1 eltze
iz.1.a. ( tresna) pot, stewpot; dirakien \eltzea boiling potb. (esa.) \eltze {askotako || guztietako} burduntzalia izan to be a {busybody || meddler}; urrondo \eltzea urrez, hara orduko lurrez the grass is always greener on the other side; besteen \eltzean burruntzalia sartu to stick one's nose into another's business; babak \eltzetik atera to do the hard work2. Sukal.a. vegetable stew, stewed vegetablesb. (z.tx.) grub, hash, concoction; \eltze onak jan to have a hearty meal3. (NG) top ; labe \eltze oven ceiling -
2 txikitu
iz. \txikituak [ izen plurala ] knitting work du/ad.1.a. to smash, destroy; liburutegia \txikituta gelditu zen borroken ondorioz the library was shattered as a result of the fightingb. ( zatikatu, birrindu) to pound, crush; harriak \txikitu zituzten they crushed the stonesc. ( beira, kristala) to shatter, smashd. ( Mil.: armada) to smash, crush, wipe out, destroy2. ( banatu) to divide; bost ogiak eta bi arrainak \txikitu zituen eta eman zizkion jendeari he divided the five loaves and two fish and gave them to the people3. Sukal.a. ( tipula, e.a.) to dice, chop upb. ( okela) to mince, chop up, hashc. ( tabakoa) to cut upd. (irud.) \txikituko haut! I'll make mincemeat out of you!4. Naut. ( ura) to bale out5. ( zergak) to lower da/ad.1. ( txiki bihurtu) to {grow || become} small2. ( zatikatu) to smash, shatter, break into piece3. (irud.) to go down, recede; urak \txikitu zirenean, irten zen Noe lehorrera etxeko guztiekin when the waters receded, Noah came out and stepped onto the land with everyone in his family -
3 txokolate
iz.1. chocolate; \txokolatezko etxea \\ arrautza chocolate house \\ egg2. ( haxixa) Argot. hash Argot. -
4 dieso
grid, hash, number sign, pound sign, sharp
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