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1 supraĵa
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2 arin
io.1. light; harea baino \arinago to be as light as a feather ; \arin egon to be light; arma \arinak light arms; pisu \arin light weight2. (irud.)a. light, airy, featheryb. ( lana) lightc. ( lana) (z.tx.) shoddyd. ( azaleko) superficiale. ( bekatu) petty, lesserf. ( soineko, oihal) light, lightweightg. ( min) slighth. ( bazkari, gosaria) light3. ( p., tankera)a. ( azalekoa) shallow, flippant, superficial; ez naiz Mikelez fidatzen, \arin samarra da eta I don' t trust Mikel because he' s rather flippantb. ( buruarina) frivolous, flighty; buru \arinez rashly | thoughtlessly4.a. ( azkar) quick, swift, fast; \arin eta \arin! run fast!; hanka \arinak ditu he' s swift on his feet; \arinik asko joan ziren they certainly hightailed it!; \arinari eman (B) to run awayb. ( laster, aurki) soon, shortly ; hainbat \arinen as soon as possible5. ( lur) loose6. ( alaitsu) jovial adb.1. lightly; \arin jantzita lightly clad2. ( azkar) quickly, swiftly, fast; eskuak \arin higitu zituen he moved his hands {quickly || briskly} -
3 azaleko
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4 ergel
iz. fool, dolt, oaf io.1. ( txotxoloa, astoa) stupid, dense, moronic, doltish2. ( gehiegi pentsatu gabe) thoughtless, rash, ill-considered3. ( hutsa, petrala)a. frivolous, vain; \ergel eta arin light and frivolousb. ( azalekoa) superficial, trite, shallow -
5 ezaguera
iz.1.a. knowledge; azaleko \ezaguera superficial knowledge; giza \ezagueraren mugak the limits of human knowledge; gutxi dira gertakari horren \ezaguera dutenak few have knowledge of that event | few know about that event; gizonak berez \ezagueraz ezin uler dezakeena that which man cannot understand with his intrinsic knowledgeb. gutxi dira gertakari horren \ezaguera dutenak there are not many who are aware of that eventc. acquaintance; egun hartan egin genuen \ezaguera we made each other's acquaintance that day; elkarri \ezaguera eman zioten they introduced themselves to each other2.a. ( adindun batek) reason, judgementb. \ezaguerara iritsi to reach the age of {reason || discernment}; \ezagueran sartu to know right and wrong; \ezagueran sartu gabeko haurra a child who has not reached the age of {reasoning || discernment}; \ezaguerara errazago ekarriko zuelakoan in the belief that it would make him reason in an easier wayc. ( bereizmena) discernment; ongiaren eta gaizkiaren \ezaguera the knowledge of right and wrong | discernment between right and wrong3. ( kordea) consciousness; \ezagueran egon to be conscious; \ezaguerarik gabe zegoen he was unconscious; \ezaguera galdu arte edan to drink to unconsciousness | to drink to a stupor4. ( zentzua) common sense, instinct -
6 sakon
iz. depths; han \sakonean there in the depths; \sakoneko funtsa sound basis; azaleko nahiz \sakoneko arrazoiak both superficial and sound reasons io.1.a. ( hondo handikoa) deep; leize \sakon bat a deep ravine; ur \sakonak deep waters; hiru metro zabal-zabal eta beste hainbeste \sakon three metres in width and another so many in depth; zulo \sakon batera jausi zen he fell down a deep holeb. ( platera) deepc. ( sustraia) deep2. (irud.)a. ( hasperena, arnasketa) deepb. ( loa) deep, soundc. ( sinestea) deep-seatedd. ( sentimendu) deep, inmost, heart-felte. ( aldaketa) profound, far-reachingf. ( gogoeta) deep, profoundg. ( begirunea, mesprezua) profound, deeph. ( misterioa) profound, enigmatici. ( gaia) profoundj. ( analisi) deep, penetratingk. ( oihua) deep, resonous, low-pitched adb. deeply, in depth, profoundly; astiro eta \sakon aztertzeko to delve into it slowly and in depth -
7 malprofunda
shallow, superficial
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