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41 metaka
adb.1. in stacks, in piles; iratzeak \metaka ezartzen dira ferns are stacked up2. (irud.)a. in large groups; jendea \metaka zen people were packedb. hori egiteko\metaka behar nuke dirua to do that I'd need loads of money -
42 mokor
iz.1.a. ( adar lodia) thick tree branchb. ( enborra) tree trunk2. Lagunart. ( ipurdia) rump Lagunart., rear Lagunart., behind Lagunart., butt Lagunart. ; emakume \mokor-zabala a woman with a large rear3. ( otapurra) crust, crumb, scrap of bread4. ( ekaitz hodeia) storm cloud5.a. ( lur koskorra) clod, dirt-clodb. azukre-\mokor sugar cube6. ( gaztainari d.: lakatza) chestnut burr io.1. grim, stern, austere2. ( handigaitza) huge, big, enormous3. ( gaiztoa) wicked, perverse4. ( argoia, harroputza) haughty, arrogant adb. -
43 mozkor
I.iz. drunkenness; \mozkorra harrapatu zuen Joxek Joxe got drunk; \mozkor gabeko jaia eguzkirik ez den eguna bezala da a festival where you don't get drunk is like a day without sunshine io.1.a. ( horditu) drunk; bi gizon \mozkor, besoz beso, batak bestea daramala two drunk men, arm in arm, holding each other up; \mozkor samarra zegoen she was a bit drunkb. (irud.) intoxicated (- z: with)2. worn-out, exhausted3. ( potoloa) fat, chubbyII.iz. large piece of wood, chunk of wood -
44 nahiz
adb. willfully, voluntarily junt.1. ( h.g. \nahiz eta) although; \nahiz eta handia izan, ez dut erosiko although it is big, I won't buy it; \nahiz eta etorri nintzen, ez nuen ikasgaia ulertu even though I did come, I didn't understand the lesson2. as well as; handia \nahiz txikia, berdin erosiko dut whether it is large or small, I'll buy it all the same; \nahiz den behartsua, \nahiz ez whether he be poor or notJakingarria: Although hitza though baino formalagoa dugu. Indartu nahi izanez gero, even though erabil daiteke, adib. They didn't want to come, although \\ though \\ even though it was important for them: Ez zuten etorri nahi, garrantzitsua bazen ere -
45 negar
iz.1.a. tear; pozaren pozez \negar gozoak atera zizkion she cried joyously out of sheer delight; \negar samina zeriola crying bitterly | shedding bitter tears; zergatik hainbeste \negar? why all the crying?; badute zergatik \negarrez egon they've got something to cry about; inoren \negarrak arinduko ez duten oinaze samin-samina the very bitter agony which won't comfort the tears of anybodyb. ( negar eginez) \negar batean in tears; atsoa \negar batean zegoen the old woman was in tears; \negar samurra du she cries easily; \negarrari ezin eutsirik unable to hold back his tears; \negarretan urtu to burst into tears2. (irud.) gezurrezko \negarrak crocodile tears; iparraldean \negar-euriak eta barre-eguzkiak oratu duten umore lainotsuaren bila in the north in search of a misty mood cast by wailing rains and a laughing sun3. [ izenen aurrean ]a. tear-: \negar-gas tear gas ; han izango da \negar-marraska eta koska karraska there will be wailing and gnashing of teeth; \negar-malkkor mardulak large beads of tears ; \negar-zotinka hasi to start wimperingb. deplorable, lamentable; gure \negar-herri honetan in this lamentable country of ours4. ( tantaketa) dripping; ur-\negar bat a little leak; ezko-\negar wax dripping; mahatsaren \negarra sap from the grape -
46 obo
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47 oihan
iz.1. ( tropikala) jungle, rain forest; "O\oihanaren liburua" "the Jungle Book"; \oihan tropikal heze tropical rain forest2. ( basoa)a. forest, wood; O\oihan Beltza the Black Forest | Schwarzwald ; Iratiko \oihana handia da the Irati Forest is large; aireko hegaztiak, itsasoko arrainak, eta \oihaneko zuhaitzak the birds in the air, fish in the sea, and trees in the forestb. [i zenen aurrean ] wood-; \oihan-gizon backwoodsman -
48 okela
[from Lat. "buccela"] iz.1.a. ( jateko haragia) meatb. ( haragi- xerra) slice2. ( puska handia) chunk, large piece -
49 ontzako
iz.1. ( urrezkoa) ounce of gold2. ( intxaur mota) nut, large variety of nut4. convalidation; \ontzakoa eman to convalidate | to ratify -
50 pila
I.iz.1. ( piloa, meta)a. pile; harri-\pila bat a pile of stones | a stone pileb. ( belarra, e.a.) pile, heapc. liburu \pila bat i. (ongi antolatuta) a stack of books ii. ( hala hola botatakoa) a {heap || pile} of books2.a. ( txanpon zahar bat) = penny, farthing (GB), red cent (USA) ; \pilarik ez du sakelan he hasn't got a penny in his pocketb. ( pixka) \pilarik ere ez du egin he hasn't done a thing3. ( ugaritasuna adierazteko) many; urte \pila bat a good many years; diru \pila bat dute they have a great deal of money; jende \pila bat etorri zen loads of people came4. ( metalea, e.a.) large lump, chunk5. Tek. fulling hammerII.iz.1. battery; \pila alkalino alkaline battery; eguzki-\pila solar batteryb. cell; \pila elektriko electric cell; \pila lehor dry cell; \pilaren polarizazioa polarization of the cell2. Fis. pile; \pila atomiko atomic pile -
51 suge-belar
iz. Landr. cuckoo pint; \suge-belar handi common dragon; \suge-belar nerbiozuri large cuckoo pint -
52 treska
iz.1. tub, basin2. large jar, vat -
53 tronpa
I.iz.1. Mus. horn2. Arraina. "tronpa", large black fish that jumps3. Met. waterspoutII.iz.1. ( elefanteena) trunk 2. Anat. Fallopioren \tronpak Fallopian tubes -
54 zakur
iz.1.a. (large) dogb. (esa.) i-gatik \zakurrena esan to talk behind sb's back; a zer \zakurra harrapatu duk! did you ever get loaded!; ez dik \zakurraren putza balio hitz itsusia. it's not worth shit hitz itsusia.2. ( su-armari d.) trigger io. sly, lowdown, vile, base -
55 zali
iz.1.a. ladle, large spoonb. (esa.) eltzeko guztietako \zalia da he's got a finger in every pie2. waterwheel pot -
56 zaran
iz. (B) ( otarrea) large basket; berrehun sagar-\zaran two hundred apple baskets -
57 zarrata
iz. ( soinekoari d.) large tear, big rip -
58 zatiko
iz. large piece, chunk -
59 zaunka
iz. bark (of large dog) -
60 zimur
iz.1. large wrinkle2. ( hutsik dagoen gaztaina) empty chestnut io.1. ( zekena, xuhurra) tight, mean, stingy2. ( eskergabea) ungrateful, thankless3. wrinkled
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