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1 unika
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2 bakoitz
iz.1.a. only childb. only son2. Kartak. ace io.1. each, each one; auto \bakoitzak 30.000 euro balio du each car is worth 30,000 euros; \bakoitzak berea each to his own Oharra: ikus oharra every sarreran2. (bakarra) unique, particular, distinctive; Getariako doinu \bakoitz hura that unique Getaria accent -
3 bakan
[cf. NB and Z "bakant" (unique, isolate) which are from Lat. "vacare"] io.1. (sarri ikusten ez dena) rare, uncommon, infrequent, exceptional; haren edertasuna, hain da gauza \bakana her beauty is so exceptional; leialtasuna bertute \bakana da gaur egun loyalty is a rare virtue these days ; holako txaponak \bakanak dira such coins are rareb. (noiz behinka gertatzen dena) sporadic, eradic, intermittentc. (banako batzuk) few; segundu \bakan batzuk besterik ez dute iraun they lasted so more than a few seconds2. (urria)a. few, scarce, uncommon, rare; golkoan arnasa \bakan zuen he was short of breath in his chestb. (ilea, basoa, e.a.) sparse3. (bitxia) peculiar, unusual, strange, odd, curious; horren izen \bakana izanda, ez dakit nola ahaztu zaidan hain azkar since it's such an unusual name I don't know how I was so quick to forget it4. idia urrats \bakanean zetorren the ox was coming along at a stately pace5. (banatu) simple ; gure etxea herritik \bakan dago our house is away from the town6. (ez askotarikoa) simple, elementary7. (L) ( garden) limpid, transparent, clear adb. rarely, seldom; \bakan egiten dute ongia they seldom do good; gutxitan eta \bakan agertzen dira the appearances they make are few and far between | they appear on very rare occasions ; hobe da jatetxe on batean \bakan eta ongi jatea, jatetxe kaxkar batean sarri eta gaizki jatea baino it is better to eat well at a good restaurant on rare occasions than eating badly at a poor restaurant on a regular basis ; \bakan etorri ohi da he rarely comes ; \bakan etortzen zara gure etxera you rarely call at our house -
4 banako
iz.1. (aldizkariari d.) copy, issue, number2. (p.) individual; mota bakoitzeko \banako guztiak every individual of each type3. (B) ( eskailerari d.) banister il.1.a. rare, scarceb. \banako batzuk a few2.a. (bakarra) unique, singularb. select; banan \banakoak the select few3. (desberdina, bestelakoa) disparate, different, dissimilar, distinct4. (bakuna, ez askotarikoa) simple, elementary5. (zenbakia) odd6. erosi ditut 10 zaldi, urte \banakoetarik I've bought 10 horses, each of which is a year old -
5 soil
[from Rom. cf. Cat. "soll", "xoll" (bald, hornless)] io.1.a. ( burua: moztu) shornb. ( burua: ilea erorita) baldc. ( larrua) hairlessd. ( enborra, harria) smooth, baree. ( hezurra) clean, fleshlessf. batzuk bizardun, besteak kokots-\soil some wore beards, others were clean-shaven2.a. ( eremua, lurraldea: landarerik gabekoa) barren, bare; mendi \soilean dabiltz they're hiking on a barren hill ; lehen arboladiz betetako mendixkak, gaur \soilak aizkorra han ibili eta gero the hills, formerly covered with groves of trees are today barren after lumberjacks chopped them all downb. ( basoa) chopped down, razeda. plainb. ( begia) naked; begi \soilez ezin ikusizkoa invisible to the naked eyec. Kartak. bi errege \soilak two unaccompanied kingsa. plain; egia \soila the plain truthb. ( estiloa) stark, austere; Hemingway-ren kontatzeko modu \soila the stark way Hemingway tells a storyc. ( hutsa) mere; berba \soilak ez dira nahikoa mere words are not enough; horrelakorik gerta zekigukeela pentsatze \soilak buruko ile guztiak lazten zizkidan the mere thought that that might happen to us made my hair stand on endd. ( arrunt) simple, mere, common; ez naiz teknokrata, teknikari \soila baizik I'm not a technocrat, just a simple techniciana. desolate, unpopulated; zuen bazterrak eta hiriak \soil geldituko dira your land and cities shall be desolatedb. ( etxea) isolated, secluded6. ( zuria, axolagabea) workshy; \soil hartu dugu langile we've taken on a workshy workman7. ( antzua) barren; eta Sara zen \soila eta ez zuen haurrik and Sarah was barren and had no children8. ( ardia) stray
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