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1 aldapa
iz.1.a. ( malda) slope, hill; ramp; \aldapa latza steep slope; \aldapaan gora \\ behera uphill \\ downhill; gure baserria \aldapa-\aldapan dago our farmhouse is on a steep slopeb. (esa.) gogozko bidean \aldaparik ez (atsot.) where there' s a will, there' s a way; ezkondu aurrean \aldapa guztiak zelai (atsot.) before marriage all is beer and skittles (atsot.)2. ( garaiera-desberdinetan) hill; kale honek \aldapa handia du this street goes up a steep hill; kale honek \aldapa txikia du this street goes up a gentle hill; \aldapan dagoen sail bat a hillside plot3. (I) ( mendixka) foothill, hill; \aldapa eta mendi gorak hills and tall mountains io. steep, sloping; zuhaitzak lur aldapetan landatu behar dira trees should be planted on sloping land -
2 patar
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3 aldapatsu
io. steep; Nepalgo mendiak guztiz \aldapatsuak dira the mountains of Nepal are quite steep -
4 malkar
iz.1. rough terrainb. ( malda pikea) steep slope2. Nekaz. straw io.1. ( zimeldua) wilted, withered; goizean lorea malats, ilunabarrean \malkar the flower is vibrant in the morning, wilted at dusk2. (irud.) steep, tortuous; euskal hiztegigileen bide luze eta \malkarra the long and tortuous path that Basque dictionary makers have to tread -
5 xut
io. [ adierazkorra, zut adberbioaren txik. ]1. upright2. ( zutuna) stiff3. ( zuzena) straight, stiff4. ( aldapa) steep, sheer, vertical; aldapa \xut eta gora a tall and steep hill5. ( harroputza) haughty, cavalier, lofty, with a stiff upper lip interj. \xut! stand up! -
6 anil
iz.1. Landr. indigo plant2. ( tindagaia) indigo dye; \aniletan sartu to dye, steep in an indigo due -
7 beratu
du/ad. to soften, make soft da/ad.1.a. to soften, grow tenderb. (haserre, e.a.) to subside, abatec. (gosea, egarria) to satisfy2. to soak, steep -
8 buruz gora
adb.1. (ahoz gora) on one's back2.a. (maldan gora) uphill; \buruz gora \buruz gora luze bat a long, steep hillb. (irud.) uphill; gaitz eta \buruz gora\\\buruz gora\buruz gora zaie eskola school is hard and an uphill struggle for them -
9 erpin
iz.1.a. top, pinnacle, pointb. Arkit. spire; katedraleko \erpinak the spires of the cathedralc. (irud.) pinnacle, zenith, high point; eguzkia bere \erpinean dagoenean when the sun is at its highest point; poesia grekoaren \erpina the pinnacle of Greek poetry2. ( punta, muturra) tip, end; behatzaren \erpinean at the end of his toe3. Mat. vertex, corner io. steep, precipitous -
10 gainbehera
adb.1. decline, descent; \gainbehera luze bezain ezti batek bagaramatza zuzen beste herri batera heading down a hill that is as long as it is gentle, we are led straight to another town2. ( gizartea, inperioa, e.a.) decadence, decline, fall; erromatar inperioaren \gainbehera the fall of the Roman Empire; denok dugu Sobiet Batasunak bizi duen \gainbeheraren eta ahuleziaren berri we all know about the decline and weakness the Soviet Union suffered; Errusiak \gainbehera egin du eta Getariako portuan den itsasontzi herdoiltsua horren isla garbia da Russia has declined and the rusty ship in the port of Getaria is a clear indication of that; gainbehera latza egin du gaelerak bertan azken urteotan Gaelic has gone into steep decline over the last few years3. (irud.) udazkenearen \gainbehera hasten denean when autumn goes into full swing adb.1. ( goitik behera) from head to toe2. ( maldan behera) downhill -
11 hantu
io. swollen du/ad. [ hant, hantzen ] to soak, steep towards da/ad.1. (I) (= handitu) Med.a. to get swollen, swell, swell up; gizonari \hantu zaio hanka the man's leg has swollen; masailak gorrituak, lepoko zainak \hantuak with his cheeks turned red and the veins in his neck bulging outb. urez \hantu to become waterloggedc. (irud.) harrokeriaz \hanturik swollen with pride2. ( opila, e.a.) to rise; labean hantzen den orea bezala like dough rising in an oven3. (irud.) to get conceited -
12 inguratu
du/ad.1.a. ( oro.) to surround; alde guztietatik hesiz \inguratua surrounded on all sides by fences; hiria inguratzen duten harresietan along the walls surrounding the cityb. to surroundc. Mil. to lay siege to; hiru hilabetez karlistek Bilbo estu \inguratu zuten for three months Carlist forces laid a tight siege to Bilbaod. to encircle; huntzak inguratzen du zuhaitza, besarkatzen du, edokitzen du ivy encircles the tree, embraces it, nurses it2. to go around; \inguratu z baizen ezin iragan daitekeen mendi zorrotza a steep mountain that can only be passed by going around it3. to travel, go across, tour; Ruandako herri guztiak \inguratu zituzte they toured every town in Rwanda; itzuli ederra egungoa: 350 kilometro \inguratu ditugu we've gone some distance today:we've travelled 350 kilometres4. ( lortu) to get; dirua inguratzeko lanbide egokia ere asmatu zuen he also figured out for himself a suitable job to make some money5. ( bildu) to wrap; amak umearen burua oihal batean \inguratu zuen the mother wrapped the baby's head in a cloth da/ad. ( hurbildu) to draw near, get close; itsasontzia lehorrera inguratzen zenean when the ship drew near to the shore -
13 latz
iz.1. roughness; oihal horrek baditu \latz batzuk that cloth is rough in places2. (irud.) \latzak eta beltzak ikusi to go through hell | to have a rough time; norainokoak izan ziren haien \latzak ez dizut kontatuko I won't tell you the extent of their tribulations io.1. ( ukituz) rough; soka \latz bat a rough piece of rope2.a. ( ertza) uneven, jagged, roughb. ( lurraldea, eremua) rough, rugged; bide \latz rough trackc. ( aldapa) steep, rugged3.a. ( ilea) bristly, coarseb. ( haria) coarse, rough4.a. ( ahotsa) rough, harsh; raspingb. ( jokabidea) surly, gruffc. ( izaera) harsh, stern, strict, demanding5. ( oldartsua) impetuous, rash, impulsive6.a. ( klima) hard, toughb. ( negua) harsh, severe7.a. ( gogorra) harsh, fierce; borroka \latz fierce struggle; egia \latz harsh truth; egia \latz eta garratza zen the truth was harsh and bitterb. ( hitza) harsh, rude, blunt8.a. ( dastamenari d.) sour, bitter, tart; sagar \latz sour appleb. ( ardoa) tangy adb. sternly, harshly; \latz eta zintzo-zintzo haziak ontzat hartuko ditu neke eta goseak the one who is raised sternly and righteously will take hunger and hardship in his stride -
14 malda
I.iz.1.a. ( aldapa, aldatsa) slope; maldetako belarrak du indarrik gehiena grass on the slope isn't the strongest; \malda piko steep slope; \malda ezti gentle slopeb. hill; \maldan gora \\ behera uphill \\ downhill; \maldak igo to go uphill; bide erosoak eta \maldarik gabeak easy and level roads; handik herrira \malda dago from there it's downhill all the way to the townc. (irud.) komunismoa \maldan behara hasi zen 1989an communism started crumbling in 1989; gazteen moraltasuna \maldan behera dabil youth morality is going downhill2. thicket; \maldan {sartu || gorde} to hide among the thickets3. ( babesa) kofoinak eguzkialdeari begira, haize-\maldan dira hobekienik beehives are best when facing the sun, with protection from the wind; bertan egin zuten aterpea haizearen eta eguzkiaren \maldan there they made a shelter from the wind and sun; gaueko \malda bilatu behar dute haitz baten azpian they must look for shelter for the night under a rockII.iz. Med. sore -
15 mandabide
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16 muger
iz.1. (Geol.) silica2. ( oiloek irensten duten harriskoa) small pebble io.1. ( mendiak) rugged, steep, abrupt2. ( p., aberea: indartsua, sendoa) strong, robust, healthy -
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18 pika
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19 piko
iz. (I)1. ( ateraldi) wisecrack; \piko guztiz barregarria ateratzen ditu he comes up with some very funny wisecracks2. ( pixka) bit; eta \piko bat ez gehiago and not a bit moreb. (irud.) bit of work; \piko rik ere ez du egin lanean he hasn't lifted a finger in his work3. ( ebaki) slash, cut, slash wound; aizkora-\piko axe wound4. verse5. ( dantzari d.) dance caper7. ( ekimena, lana) initiative; bere \pikotik bizi da he lives from his inititiative io.1. ( aldapa) steep, inclined2. remarkable -
20 urtatu
I.io.1. old, deep-seated, aged2. aged da/ad. to get old, get up in one's year, be getting on in one's yearsII.du/ad.1. to water, irrigate2. ( lihoa, e.a.) to steep in water
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