Basque Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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Accepted meanings	254	999999
Obtained votes	9	999999
Votes by meaning	0.04	999999
Inquiries	11645	999999
Queries by meaning	46	999999
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lasto: It is a word of the Basque language. Cereal cane separated from grain, usually rye or corn. Corn straw . Straw, cane.
zihaurri: It is one of the common names of a plant. It is also called yezgo. Honeydog, Jambu, Lesser Elderberry or Biezgo. Its scientific name Sambucus ebulus and belongs to the family Adoxaceae.
walkiria: Valkyrie. Minor entity that served Odin. Dísir, Nordic divine feminine being.
bultzia: It is a word of the Basque language that means to push (or drive). It can also be considered as train or rail transport. Train .
kutxa: It is a word of the Basque language that means box. chest, ark, urn.
botoi: It is a word of the Basque language that means button, button, brooch.
singapurtar: In Euskera language it means Singaporean, native of Singapore. Related to Singapore. Singapore .
indar: It is a word of the Basque language that means strength, strength, strong, vigor.
getxotar: It is a word of the Basque language that means to get, to acquire. achieve, obtain .
gor: It is a word of the Basque language that means deaf, who has hearing problems, who does not hear.
ardi: It is a word from the Basque language meaning sheep, lamb.
estalkia: It is a word in the Basque language that means to cover, to cover, to shelter.
umetoki: It is the space where the nené develops. Uterus or womb.
aztertu: It means to examine, to inspect in The Basque language.
urrengo: It is a word of the Basque language that means next, the (or the) that follows. Next.
oroitzapen: It is a word from the Basque language that means memories.
eta kito: They are terms in Basque that mean: and nothing else, so far and point. No more, enough.
hona hemen: It is an expression in Basque that means here, behold. Here it is. Huna jan is also used.
adu: In the Basque language it means chance, luck, fortune, destiny. Fluke.
eguzki-lore: It is a common name in the Basque language of a plant of the family Asteraceae, of the genus Carlina. It is also called chameleon, carduncho, sesame, golden thistle, San Pelegrín, carlina, carlina angelica, cardunquera, comb. Her scientific name is Carlina acaulis. In Basque he translates Flor del Sol. In many houses it is placed on the doors as a good luck charm.