Basque Open dictionary by Inés Merino

Inés Merino
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Position	999999	999999
Accepted meanings	127	999999
Obtained votes	3	999999
Votes by meaning	0.02	999999
Inquiries	6508	999999
Queries by meaning	51	999999
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kaltebera: Defines who is most likely to be injured, assaulted or live adversity,
kalteberatasun: Vulnerability
adibidez: For example
gizaldi: Set of people of the same age or of close ages, who have experienced a nearby cultural and educational influence.
hankaz gora: Expression used when something is turned upside down. It is also used in the face of a shift or turn that baffles or twists.
txutxu-mutxu: Gossip, rumors
zauri: Wound , Cut Is correctly written
orbain: Cut
kaskartu: worsen, degenerate, dwarf, lose quality, decay, degenerate.
alde hemendik!: Get out of here! or out of here!! Command expression to expel someone from somewhere
egurra eman: Take a beating in its double direction : on the one hand, hit someone and on the other hand, pound, crush or win to spare in competitions or games.
hori dela eta: Connector that means for it, that's why, because of that, because of that
sartezintasun: SartUezintasun is the correct word and not Sartezintasun . Refers to the impossibility of entering or penetrating or impenetrability.
artaburu: Stupid, foolish, borono, dumbass. It comes from the union of two words in Basque "arto" - corn and "buru"-head, and has double acept, on the one hand, means cob and on the other hand, it is an insult that is emplied to refer us to people boronas or bobaliconas.
amatxo: It is the term used to affectionately refer to mothers in Basque.
gabon: It is the courtesy formula that is used in Basque to say goodbye at night or when you go to sleep.
potxolo: Potxolo is used as affectionate adjective to refer us to people who are nice, pleasant, tender, sweet, achuchables. Above all, it is used in reference to boys and girls.
gero arte: It's the courtesy formula for saying goodbye to someone or so on.
polita: Nice or pretty. It is an adjective that is used to refer to something or someone beautiful or beautiful.
ederto: Great, magnificent, well, in abundance