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Basque Open dictionary by Inés Merino



Inés Merino
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hunkigarri
  37

It is the adjective that forms the verb Hunkitu, which means to excite, moving. Exciting or moving are the most common definitions.

  
milesker
  58

Thank you formula like eskerrik asko or mila esker

  
mila esker
  58

Thank you formula like milesker or eskerrik asko.

  
arratsaldeon
  44

Arratsalde on is the correctly written greeting formula to say good afternoon.

  
arrastion
  47

Incorrectly written when going separately arrasti on, meaning good afternoon.

  
atxikitu
  42

Add or attach

  
lur jota egon
  44

This is the expression used to refer to when you are depressed or have fallen into a depression.

  
erresumingarri
  39

which causes stinging, itching, irritation as well as squealing.

  
tartalo
  69

He is one of the well-known characters of Basque mythology. It is a cyclothlople with one eye on his forehead that allegedly kidnapped the young people of the village and ate them.

  
biotza
  42

Bihotza is the correct word to refer in Basque to the word heart. Therefore, spelling biotza is incorrect.

  
on egin
  69

It is the courtesy formula used in Basque to wish someone GOOD BENEFIT when eating.

  
agian
  46

Maybe

  
hizpidera
  142

topic of conversation

  
erruz
  56

Often

  
inozo
  47

innocent, naive

  
maskulino
  44

Male

  
azpimarratu
  46

Highlight

  
zimendu
  39

base, pillar

  
ozpinduta
  40

vinegar, bitter, angry

  
kapitulo
  41

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