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2 zuhur
[from *zunur from *zurur ?] io.1.a. wise, prudent, sagacious formala ; zahar hitz, \zuhur hitz (atsot.) a good maxim is never out of season | the prover cannot be bettered (atsot.)b. sensible, judicious; mundutarrak \zuhurago dira euren gauzetan, Jainkoaren jendea baino worldly people are more sensible about their own affairs than God's people; zahietan \zuhur, irinetan ero (atsot.) penny wise, pound foolish (atsot.)2.a. alert, wide-awake; egon zaitezte guztiok \zuhur, entzuten {be || stand} alert all of you and listenb. cautious; izan zaitezte, bada, \zuhurrak sugeak legez, eta tolesgabeak usoak legez prove yourselves to be as cautious as a snake and yet as innocent as a dove3.a. (z.o.) thrifty, frugalb. (z.tx.) ( zekena) mean, stingy; \zuhuraren sakelak bi zulo (atsot.) fools live poor to die rich (atsot.) ; bazen gizon txit aberats bat, guztia \zuhurra eta inori on egiteko eutsia there was one a very rich man who was absolutely stingy and reluctant to do good to anyone4.a. ( zorrotza) sharp, discerning, keenb. ( belarria) keen, sharp; belarri \zuhurrak dauzkanak entzun bera let him who has keen ears, hear adb. thriftily; \zuhur bizi izan to live thriftily
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