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1 oinazpi
[from oin (foot) + azpi (under)] iz. Anat. ( oinari d.) sole, sole of the foot -
2 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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