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1 koloka
I.iz.1. ( irmo finkatu gabe) wobbling, reeling, staggeringb. (i tsasontziari d.) pitching, bobbingc. (irud.) wavering, vacillation, indecision; sinesmena \kolokan zeukan his faith was waveringd. (irud.) (zalantza) bewilderment, bafflement, perplexity; \kolokan utzi to bewilder, baffle ; \kolokan gabe, baietz esan dezakete they can safely say yes | they can say yes without hesitation; Ajaxen erregetza \kolokan dago Ajax's reign is in the balance2. Med. dislocation io.1. ( loka)a. ( harria, hortza) loose; hortzak \kolokak dauzkat my teeth are looseb. ( ez segurua, finkatu gabea) wobbly, shaky, unsteady; mahai \koloka bat a wobbly tablec. (irud.) izar \koloka shooting star2. ( hezurra, giltza) dislocated3. ( aldakorra)a. fickle, capricious, variable, unsteadyb. ( ezbaian dagoena) wishy-washy, indecisive, ambivalent, irresolute; ez dago gizon \koloka horretaz fidatzerik that fickle man can't be relied onc. zenbait tokitan irakurleari garbi adierazi diogu zertzuk diren sendo eta trinko dauden gauzak eta zertzuk \koloka in some places we have let the reader know which things are solid and substancial and which ones are dubious adb.1. wobbly, shakily; \koloka jarri to make... wobbly; kider hau arras \koloka dut my handle is real loose2. \koloka ibili to reel, stagger; hordia \koloka zebilen the drunkard was reelingII.iz. cluck; \kolokaz ari izan to be clucking io.1. oilo \koloka broody hen; Oiloa \koloka xitekin Astron. the Pleiades2. arrautza \koloka infertile egg (despite incubation) -
2 embaraso
abashment, embarrassment, perplexity
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