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1 amu
iz. hook, fish hook -
2 irentsi
[from *ira/irenots-i or * ira/irenuts-i] du/ad.1.a. ( oro.) to swallow; listua \irentsi to gulp | to swallow hard; sugeak osorik \irentsi zuen the snake swallowed it whole; baleak Jonas \irentsi zuen the whale swallowed Jonah up; amua irensten duen arraina bezala like a fish that swallowed a hookb. ( janaria, itoka, presaka) to gulp down, wolf downc. ( edaria, itoka, presaka) to guzzle down, gulp down, gobble down; irents zezakeen ardo guztia edan zuen he drank all the wine he could {gulp || guzzle} downd. ( kea) to inhalee. ( medikuen hizkera) to ingest; "produktu hau irents baledi, jo ezazu medikuarengana berehalakoan" "should this product be ingested, consult a doctor immediately"a. to devour, eat up, gulp down; lehoiak irensten duen arkumea bezala like a lamb gobbled up by a lionb. ( itoka, lasterka) to gobble up, gulp down3. (irud.)a. ( gezurra, istorioa) to swallow, fall for, be taken by; \irentsi duzu gezur hori ere? did you fall for that lie too?; ipuin hori irents dezakeenak apoak eta suge biziak ere \irentsi lituzke anyone who falls for that story would fall for anything; den-dena \irentsi zuen berak! he swallowed it hook, line, and sinker!; hori ez dut irensten I won't buy that | I won't fall for that | I won't be taken in by that; hila dela \irentsi du he fell for the story that she diedb. ( bidegabekeria) to have to put up withc. ( jasan) ezin \irentsi dezaket haren izaera gaiztoa I can't {take || stand || stomach} her nasty characterd. ( esandakoa) to eat; esan dituen guztiak \irentsi beharko ditu lehen ministroak the prime minister will have to eat all of the words he's saida. to swallow up; lurrak \irentsi zituen the earth swallowed them up in the earthquake; herioak \irentsi du gure itxaropena death took away our hopeb. ( suak, suteak) to swallow up, engulf; suak \irentsi zituen haren eskuizkribu guztiak fire engulfed all of his manuscriptsc. ( itsasoa, e.a.) to swallow up, engulf; zerbat arrantzale \irentsi ote ditu Bizkaiko Golkoak? how many fishermen have been swallowed up by the Bay of Biscay?d. ( eritasuna, gaitza) to consume; eritasun hark milaka \irentsi zituen that disease consumed thousands5. to soak up, absorb; lurrak laster \irentsi zuen goizeko euria the soil quickly soaked up the morning rain6. ( alferrik xahutu) Arkaismoa. to squander, fritter away -
3 amu
fishhook, fish hook, hook -
4 amuarrain
iz. Arraina. [from amu (hook) + arrain (fish)]1.a. trout (Salmo trutta) ; bi \amuarrain harrapatu nituen I caught two troutb. \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 -
5 arba
iz.1.a. ( haga luzea) long pole, rod; amuz harraptu eta gero, arrain horiek txalupa barrura sartzeko, txista deritzan \arba bat bat muturrean gakoa zuela erabiltzen zuten having hooked them, a pole called a "txista" with a hook at the end was used in order to get those fish into the boatb. ( adar xehea, hostorik gabea) bran, stripped branchc. ( landareentzakoa) staked. (a dar xehea) brushwood, brush, stick; halako txabolak egiten dira, \arba, tantai, eta gisa honetako gauza xeheekin such huts are made out of sticks, slender logs, and similar small materials2. kindlings, rough firewood; astearte batez, \arba biltzetik nentorrenean on a Tuesday when I was coming back from gathering {wood || kindlings}3. ( lera, otea garraiatzekoa b.b.) sledge4. ( gapirio) rafter, bridging joist -
6 artza
I.iz. ( zetabea, bahea) sieveII.iz. Naut. blade of a fish hook
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