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1 amai
iz.1. ( bukaera) end; \amairik ez eternity; ez du hasierarik eta ez \amairik it has neither beginning nor end; e-i \amaiera eman to put an end to; hasieraren \amaia da it' s the beginning of the end2. end; hitzaren \amaian at the end of the word; \amaian aurkituko dituzu izenak you' ll find the names at the end3. "\amaia" "The End" -
2 berri
[cf. Aquit. -berri, e.g. Ilurberrixo, Ilurberrixon(i), cf. in place names such as "Iliberri"] iz.1.a. [ izen plurala ] \berriak news; \berri bat a piece of news; \berri onak good news, gospel; senarraren hil-\berria hartu zuenean when she learnt of the news of her husband's deathb. [ izenen aurrean ] \berri agentzia news service, news agency; \berripaper newsletter2.a. e-en \berri jakin to know about sth; badaki gertatu denaren \berri he's aware of what's happened; haiek ez dakite hemengo \berri they know nothing about here; denok dugu Sobiet Batasunak bizi duen gainbeheraren eta ahuleziaren \berri we all know about the decline and weakness the Soviet Union suffered; epaileak ez du Suitzako \berririk the judge knows nothing about Switzerlandb. \berri eman i. (jakinarazi) to inform ii. to report (- (r)i: to) ; \berri eman arte until further notice io.1. (ez zaharra)a. newb. Geog. Ginea B\berria New Guinea; Zeelanda B\berria New Zealand2. (freskoa) fresh3.a. (fededuna) convert; musulman \\ kristau \berri Moslem \\ Christian convertb. euskaldun \berri (adult) Basque learner4. (+ aditzera bukatu)a. newly, recently; irakurri \berri dudan liburu batean in a book I've just read; ezkondu berriak dira they're newly weds; oraindik jaio \berria da it's just been born; jaio \berritan when just bornb. freshly; ogi erre \berria freshly baked bread; belar ebaki \berria freshly cut grass -
3 deitura
iz. ( abizen) last name, family name, surname; izen-\deiturak first and last names; Mickey zuen izena eta Mouse \deitura Mickey was his first name and Mouse his last name -
4 etxeko
iz.1.a. member of the familyb. \etxekoak family; egun on \etxekoak! Good Morning family!; \etxekoekin mintzatu gabe ezin dezaket ezer egin I can't do anything without talking to my family; eskumuinak \etxekoei my regards to your family formala. | say hi to your family Lagunart.2. ( morroia) household servant il.1.a. house-; household; \etxeko buruzbidea egin to run the household; \etxeko jauna master of the house; \etxeko lanak i. housework, household chores ii. (Akad.) homeworkb. home-; \etxeko biziera home life; \etxeko gobernu homemaking ; \etxeko hizkuntza home language, language in the home ; \etxeko eskolan ikasi to grow up with sth; \etxeko jan-ekoizte eta gordetze home production and storagec. Sukal. homemade; \etxeko patxarana homemade sloe gin; \etxeko ogia homemade breadd. (erl.) \etxeko irakaslea home teacher2. family; \etxeko arazoak family problems; \etxeko buru head of family3. \etxeko izenak family names ; \etxeko alaba heiress3. \etxeko egin to become familiar; guri hain etxeko \etxeko bihurtu zaiguna that which has become so familiar to us -
5 ezaugarritu
du/ad.1. to characterize; usainak ezaugarritzen du baratxuria garlic is characterized by its smell2. ( identifikatu) to identify; izenaz ezaugarritzen ditugu gauzak we identify things by their names -
6 hasialdi
iz. ( saioa, e.a.) time, go, attempt; Errusiako izenak \hasialdi batean ahoskatzea zaila da it is hard to pronounce Russian names in one go -
7 idazkun
iz. inscription; hemengo \idazkunetan erromatar jainkoak inoiz aipatzen dira in the inscriptions here, names of Roman gods are sometimes alluded to -
8 izendegi
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9 leku
iz.1.a. place, spot; edozein \lekutan eta edozein alditan any time and {any place || anywhere}; Afrikako zenbait \lekutan in some places in Africa; \leku ederrak dira hauek these are beautiful spots; \leku guztietan in every place | everywhere; \leku seguru safe place; i-en \lekua hartu to take sb's place; \lekuak hartu to settle down; gauzak bere \lekuan jarri to put things away; liburu bat bere \lekuan jarri to put a book back; i-r bere \lekuan jarri to put sb in their place; gauza bat bere \lekutik kendu to to remove sth from its place; e-r \lekuz aldatu to transfer sth; i-kin \lekuz aldatu to change places with sb; \lekuz kanpo egin to be out of placeb. ( non) \lekuan where; bere aita-amak galdu zituen \lekuan where (s)he lost his mother and father; ni nagoen \lekuan where I am; zuk zeure \lekuan egizu lo, nik neure \lekuan egingo dut eta you sleep where you are as I'm going to sleep where I am | you sleep on your side as I'm going to sleep on mine; ez zuten behar zen \lekuan bilatu they didn't look where they should have; euskaldunik baizen ez zen \leku batean in a place where there were only Basques; krimenaren \lekuan at the scene of the crime; nagoen \lekutik ez da ezer ikusten you can't see anything from where I amc. (irud.) \leku onean dago! (s)he's sitting pretty!2. [ mugagabea ] \lekutan dago! is it ever far away! | it's quite out of the way; \lekutan daki kafea egiten! can (s)he ever make coffee!; \lekutako amonaren etxean bizi da he lives out in the sticks; \lekutako kontuak! what stories!; \lekutako \lekutako mutil duk! what a beautiful, beautiful boy he is!; \lekutara! how far!; \lekutara eraman zuten they took him far away3.a. ( ordenari d.) position, place; aditzaren \lekua perpausean the position of the verb in the sentenceb. leku berezia du Vondel-ek Holandako idazleen artean Vondel {enjoys || has} a special place among writers from Holland; hiriko bizitzari ez dio \leku handirik opa bere eleberrian he doesn't make much mention of city life in his novel; beren hizkuntzak ez du \lekurik han their language has no place there; eliza ez da \leku egokia horrelako gauzez hitz egiteko the church is not a suitable place to talk about such things4. ( gune) room, space; ba al dago \lekurik? is there any room?; e-i \lekua eman to make room for sth5.a. ( herria) place, town; village; \lekuan \lekuko hitzak local wordsb. [ izenen aurrean ] place-; \leku-izenak place names -
10 toponimia
iz. place names -
11 zola
I.iz. (I)1.a. ( hondoa) bottom; eltze baten \zolaan in the bottom of a pot; itsas-\zola bottom of the sea; leze haren \zolan herensuge izugarri bat ikusi zuen he saw a terrible dragon at the bottom of the ravine; behatze hark jo dio bihotzaren \zola that look touched his heartb. background; zeru-\zola bezain urdin as blue as the backdrop of the sky2. ( behealdea) bottom; mendi-\zolan at the foot of the mountain; Lazkaon dago, Aralar \zolan it's in Lazkao, at the foot of Mt. Aralar; beren izena paper baten \zolan ezarri zuten they put their names down at the bottom of a piece of paper3. ( oinarria, zimendua) foundation, base4.a. ( zoladura, etxeko zorua) floor; sukaldeko \zola berritzeko to renovate the kitchen floorb. ground; \zolako sagarrak bildu to gather apples off the ground5.a. ( zapatei, botei d.) sole; zapata-\zolak shoe solesb. ( oinazpikoa) sole; burutik oin-\zolarainko gizona a man from head to toe | a man through and throughII.→ zulu, mihiarrain
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