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1 irazi
io. rigorous, stringent du/ad.2. Tek. ( metala) to laminate3. (Z) [ dio ] to take out, pluck out4. Med. ( tumorea) to lance5. ( lurra) to dig up -
2 zorrotz
io.1.a. ( labana, e.a.) sharp; atzapar \zorrotzak sharp clawsb. ( punta) pointed, sharpc. ( Mat.) ( angelua) acute2.a. ( Mus.) ( nota) high, high-pitchedb. ( soinua) piercing, penetratingc. (H. Jak.) acute3. (irud.)a. ( adimena, zentzua) keen, sharp, acute, penetrating, discerningb. ( oharra) clever, smartc. ( zaporea) sharp, pungentd. ( kritika) penetrating, trenchant, biting, pungent, scathing, caustice. ( galdera) acute, searchingf. ( begirada) searching, sharp, penetratingg. ( erantzuna, ihardespena) stinging, sharp-tongued, barbedh. ( mingaina, mihia) sharpi. ( espiritua) eager; espiritua \zorrotza da baina haragia erorkor the spirit is willing but the flesh is weak4.a. ( mina) sharp, shooting, acute; oinaze \zorrotz excruciating painb. ( eritasuna) pungent; eritasuna \zorrotza eta bortitza denean when the disease is pungent and virulent5.a. ( p., izaera) severe, harsh, stern; hura bezain \zorrotza izan banintz, ez ginen inola ere konponduko if I had been as severe as him, we wouldn't have {got on (GB) || gotten along (USA) } at allb. ( gurasoa, irakaslea) strict, harshc. ( diziplina) strictd. ( zigorra) harsh, severee. ( aurpegiara) grim, sternf. ( agindua) strictg. ( araua) rigorous, tough, strict; debeku \zorrotz strict prohibitionh. ( neurria) harsh, tough, strict, stringent adb. sharply; \zorrotz erantzun to reply wittily -
3 rigora
rigorous, stringent
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