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1 epel
[cf. Indo-E. *tep-, cf. Lat. "tepidus", cf. Slav "teplu"; also cf. Georg. "t'pili", "tbili"] iz.1. care, protection ; zuk eman duzu hainbait haurtxoren babes eta \epela \epela you've give so many children warmth and shelter; suaren \epeletan jarrita put by the warmth of the fire2. (esa.) honek bota zizkiguk \epel! my did he say some nasty things!; i-i \epelak eman to beat sb up | to give sb a drubbing io.1.a. ( ura) lukewarm, tepid, room temperature-b. ( eguraldia) settled, fair, calmc. ( lurraldea) warm2. ( harrera) lukewarm3. ( p.)a. ( gaixobera) sickly, frailb. ( ez buruberoa) moderate, temperate4.a. ( lotsatia) shy, timid, bashful, demure -
2 klima
iz. climate; \klima epela temperate climate; \klima hotza cold climate; \klima beroa warm climate -
3 neurtu
io. moderate, restrained, temperate du/ad.1.a. ( dimentsioa) to measureb. ( garia, e.a.) to measure outc. ( oihala) to measure offd. ( jostunak bezeroa) to take the measurements of2. ( distantzia, tenperatura) to measure, gauge, gage (USA)3. ( bertsoak) to scan; nola neurtzen da bertso hori? how does that line scan?4. (irud.) neur itzazu hitz horiek i. ( aholkatuz) choose your words carefully ii. ( errietan) watch your language!; bi ukabilkariek indarrak \neurtu zituzten the two boxers were pitted against each other | the two boxers took each other on da/ad.1. i-kin \neurtu to measure o.s. against sb; korrikan ez da nirekin \neurtuko he's no match for me in running2. (H) Lagunart. zenbat neurtzen zara? how tall are you? -
4 sobra
abstemious, sober, staid, temperate
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