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1 piztu
[from biz(i) (live) + tu] du/ad.1.a. to resuscitate, revive, bring back to life; haur hil berria bezain eraz laster piz zezkeen Jesusek mutil hau ere Jesus could have brought this boy back to life as easily as the child who had just diedb. (irud.) to revive, resurrect2.a. to light; kriseilua \piztu to light a lamp; sua \\ zigarroa \piztu to light a fire \\ cigaretteb. ( sua eman) to set fire to, ignite, kindlec. ( poxpolua) to light, striked. ( gasa) to light, turn on3.a. Ele. to turn on, switch on; telebista \piztu to turn the television on; telebista \piztuta dago the television is onb. Inform. to toggle, switch on4. (irud.)a. ( sorrarazi) to set off, provoke, ignite; gerla iraungi ordez, beste handiago bat \piztu zuten instead of stamping out war, they ignited a bigger one; eztabaidak \piztu to cause argumentsb. ( grinak) to arouse, inflame, stir up da/ad.1.a. to catch (on) fire, igniteb. ( sugarra) to burn up, flare up2. Ele. to turn on, switch on3.a. to revive, return to life; azken bolada honetan euskara \piztu da Euskal Herrian Basque has recently enjoyed a revival in the Basque Countryb. Kristau. to be resurrected; halako batean gu ere \piztuko gara some day we too will be resurrected4.a. ( grinak, sentimendua) to inflame, around; horrela \piztu zen haren haserrea that's how his anger was arousedb. gerra \piztu zen war broke out -
2 gartu
io. ardent, inflamed; amodio bizi eta \gartua a passionate and ardent romance du/ad. to inflame da/ad. to catch fire; petrolioa \gartu egin da the petroleum's caught fire -
3 gortu
du/ad.1. to deafen, make... to go deaf; edozein gortzeko zarata a noise loud enough to make anyone deaf2. (irud.)a. to stir up, inflame, exciteb. Lit. to become insistent da/ad. to become deaf; hezurrak zaizkit gogortu, belarriak ere \gortu my bones have grown hard and my ears hard of hearing -
4 suhartu
du/ad.1. to inflame2. to become {enraged || infuriated}3. Med. to fester, get infected, become inflammed da/ad.1. to catch fire2. (irud.) to become {enraged || infuriated}3. Med. to become festered -
5 sutu
io. fiery, ardent, burning; labe \sutua fiery furnace; maitasunez \sutua inflamed by romance du/ad.1.a. ( su eman) to set fire to, torch, burnb. ( kandela) to light; kandela bat \sutu zuen nire osabak my uncle lit a candle2. ( erre) to burn up3. ( kanoia) to fire4. (irud.)a. horrek haren irudimena \sutu zuen that fired his imagination; \sututa nauka it's got me fired upb. ( sentimendua) to inflame, kindle, electrify da/ad.1. to fly off the handle, blow one's stack, become infuriated; gehiagoko barik hola \sutuko zara? will you fly off the handle just like that?2. ( erre) to burn3. ( suak hartu) to catch on fire
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