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21 ezki
iz. Landr. linden tree; \ezki hostotxiki small-leaved lime; \ezki hostozabal large-leaved lime; \ezki ilauntsu | \ezki zilarkara silver lime -
22 gangar
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23 gopor
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24 gurutze
iz.1.a. cross ; \gurutzean hil zen he died on the cross; \gurutzean {josi || iltzatu} to nail on the cross ; \gurutzeeko heriotza death on the cross | death by crucifixion; G\gurutze Santua the Holy Cross; \gurutzearen seinalea the sign of the crossb. (irud.) ezkontzaren \gurutze astuna eramateko in order to bear the heavy burden of marriage; har ezazu zeure \gurutzea! take up your cross! ; mundu honetako nekeak eta \gurutzeak pairatzeko in order to bear the sorrows and burdens of this worldc. ( irudia) cross; Maltako \gurutze Maltese cross; San Jurgiren \gurutzea the cross of St. George; zurezko \gurutze handi bat a large wooden cross2. ( bi marra gurutzatuz egindakoa) cross; \gurutze batez markatu to cross off | to mark off with a cross3. ( bideari d.) intersection, crossroads -
25 handiro
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26 handitsu
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27 harritu
["harri" (stone) + -tu] io.1. surprised, amazed2. petrified; zuhaitz handi \harrituak large, petrified trees du/ad.1.a. to turn... to stone; bizimodu gogorrak bihotza \harritu dio her hard life has turned her heart to stoneb. (Geol.) to petrify2. ( ustekabea izan) to amaze, surprise; \harritu ninduen gauza bakarra the only thing that surpised me da/ad.1.a. to turn to stone; bihotza \harritu zaio her heart's turned to stoneb. (Geol.) to become petrified2. (irud.)a. to be {surprised || amazed}; horrekin \harritu ziren they were surprised at thatb. borondate gaiztoan \harrituak eta finkatuak those who are stuck and fixed in their evil waysc. to turn stiff with cold -
28 hazi
iz.1. seed; sagar-\haziak apple seeds2.a. ( abereena) semenb. ( giza) seed, semen3. ( jatorria) diru-gosea da gerra guztien \hazia greed is the origin of all wars4. ( arraza) breed, race du/ad.1. ( zaindu)a. ( haurrak) to raise, bring up; ongi \hazi zituzten seme-alabak they brought their children up well2. ( artoa, etab.) to raise, cultivate da/ad.1.a. to grow; hor artoa hazten da corn grows over thereb. ( handitu, emendatu) to grow, grow large; gehiegi \hazi diren hiriak cities which have grown too big2. ( p. b.b.) to grow up; Mundakan \hazi nintzen I grew up in Mundaka; baserrian \hazitako jendea people that have grown up on a farm3. ( handitu, hantu) to swell; hankak \hazita dauzka her feet are swollen -
29 hegats
iz.1.a. ( luma) plume, large featherb. ( kaskoari, kapelari d.) plume2. ( idaztekoa) pen, quill; \hegatsa zorroztu zuen he sharpened his pen; tintaz eta \hegatsez idatzita written in pen and ink; \hegatsez in pen3. ( arrainarena) fin; bizkar-\hegats dorsal fin4. Arkit. eaves -
30 hein
iz.1. proportion; industria zenbateko \heina da esku pribatuetan? what proportion of industry is in private hands?; bezeroak galtzen dituzten \heinean dirua galtzen dute they lose money in proportion to the customers they lose2. ( neurria)a. measure, extent; \hein batean arrazoi du to a certain extent she's right; \hein handi batean ez dira lehen bezain onak to a large extent they aren't as good as they once were; zer \heinetan da hura bero? to what extent is that hot?; komeni zaizun \heinean to the extent that is best for youb. bere \heineko haurrak children that are his size3. ( pixka) bit; \hein bat gaiztoa zara you're a little wicked4. ( kategoria) categoryb. Mat. rank -
31 heste
iz.1.a. Anat. intestine; \heste itsu caecum; \heste lodi large intestine; \heste luze small intestineb. \hesteak [ izen plurala ] gutsc. [ izenen aurrean ] intestinal; \heste-flora intestinal flora; \hestemin intestinal complaint; \heste-zizare tapewormd. (esa.) \hesteak beste i. ( lukainkak egin) to stuff sausages ii. ( tripa bete) to stuff one's guts, gorge o.s.; hau eta bestea eta \hestea this, that and the other2. Med. probe3. Mus. catgut -
32 hodeitzar
iz. large cloud -
33 ipurtandi
io. with a large bottom; han jende asko \ipurtandia da there, a lot of people have big {rears || butts} -
34 itsaski
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35 kankailu
iz.1. ( alperrontzia, nagia) layabout, idler2. ( tontorra, koskorroia) bump io.1. awkward, clumsy, large and clumsy2. ( nagia) lazy, idle -
36 kopeta
iz.1. Anat. ( bekokia)a. forehead, brow formala.b. ( animaliarena) forehead; behiak behar du izan haundia, adar zabala, \kopeta zabala eta tripa haundia a cow has to be big with broad horns, wide forehead and a large bellyc. ( irud.) \kopeta {beltza || iluna} jarri to frown, glower, scowl, grimace; \kopeta goraturik ihardetsi zion he answered her with raised eyebrows2. Kir. yoke pad3.a. (B) ( ahuntzei d.) goat's beard, goateeb. (B) ( trentza, ileari d.) hair braid (to tie hemp sandles)4. ( haitzari d., e.a.) face, front surface5. ( ausarkeria) effrontery, gall, audacity, temerity; zer \kopeta! what {gall || nerve}!; \kopeta gogorra izan ( du/ad.) to be {impertinent, || forward || brazen}; politikariak ez zuen eskaera horri gogor egiteko adina \kopeta izan the politician didn't have have it in him to resist that offerb. ( mutirikeria) \kopeta oneko gizona! what a hard head he's got! -
37 liburukote
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38 lumatxa
[from Rom. "pluma—a" (large eiderdown)] iz.1. downy feather2. → lumetxa; burko -
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40 mando
[from pre-Roman, probably Celtic] iz.1. Nekaz. (Zoo.) mule2. chapping of hands io.1. ( abereak) sterile2. ( latza, gogorra) hard, rough3. ( haundia) big, large, huge
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