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Basque — Upper Intermediate Vocabulary

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# Word Type IPA Definition
1 `period` Noun Used to mark ordinal numbers, pronounced -garren.
2 a itsatsi Noun /a it͡s̺at͡s̺i/
3 abade egin Verb /abade eɡin/ to be ordained.
4 abade nagusi Noun /abade naɡus̺i/ high priest.
5 abade-etxe Noun /abade et͡ʃe/ parish house.
6 abadegai Noun /abadeɡai̯/ Equivalent to 'Seminarist': A student training to be a priest at a Roman Catholic seminary.
7 abadetar Adjective /abadetar/
8 abadetasun Noun /abadetas̺un/ condition of being an abbot.
9 abadetza Noun /abadet͡s̻a/ condition of being an abbot.
10 abaildura Noun /abai̯lduɾa/ tiredness, fatigue.
11 abakando Noun /abakando/ European lobster.
12 abala eman Noun, Verb /abala eman/ to guarantee.
13 abalkide Noun /abalkide/ guarantor.
14 abandonatu Verb /abandonatu/ to abandon.
15 abandonu Noun /abandonu/ abandonment, abandoning.
16 abant egin Noun, Verb /abant eɡin/
17 abantada Noun /abantada/ impulse, impetus.
18 abantaila Noun /abantai̯la/ Equivalent to 'advantage': Any condition, circumstance, opportunity or means, particularly favorable or chance to succes…
19 abantaila eraman Noun, Verb /abantai̯la eɾaman/ to surpass.
20 abantailos Adjective /abantai̯los̺/ advantageous.
21 abantari Noun /abantaɾi/
22 abantean Noun, Adverb /abantean/ inessive singular of abant.
23 abantzatu Verb /abant͡s̻atu/ to advance.
24 abantzu izan Noun, Verb /abant͡s̻u is̻an/ to be about to die, to agonize.
25 abantzuño Noun, Adverb /abant͡s̻uɲo/
26 abaraska Noun /abaɾas̺ka/ honeycomb.
27 abarizia Noun /abaɾis̻ia/ greed, avarice.
28 abarizti Noun /abaɾis̻ti/ kermes oak forest.
29 abarkadun Noun /abarkadun/
30 abarkagile Noun /abarkaɡile/ sandal maker.
31 abarkagin Noun /abarkaɡin/ sandal maker.
32 abarkari Noun /abarkaɾi/ dative indefinite of abarka.
33 abarketa Noun /abarketa/ espadrille.
34 abarketari Noun /abarketaɾi/ dative indefinite of abarketa.
35 abaro egin Verb /abaɾo eɡin/ to nap (said of cattle).
36 abarotsu Adjective /abaɾot͡s̺u/ shady, umbrageous.
37 abarrakitu Verb /abarakitu/ to break, to smash.
38 abarreria Noun /abareɾia/ firewood remains.
39 abarrots Noun /abarot͡s̺/ noise, clattering.
40 abartegi Noun /abarteɡi/
41 abdikatu Verb /abdikatu/ to abdicate.
42 abdikazio Noun /abdikas̻io/ abdication.
43 abdukzio Noun /abduks̻io/ abduction.
44 abegikor Adjective /abeɡikor/ hospitable.
45 abegitsu Noun, Adjective /abeɡit͡s̺u/ hospitable.
46 abelbide Noun /abelbide/ green lane (path used for herding animals).
47 abelburu Noun /abelbuɾu/ head of cattle.
48 abeletxe Noun /abelet͡ʃe/ stable (building for housing animals).
49 abelgorri Noun /abelɡori/ bovine cattle.
50 abeltegi Noun /abelteɡi/ stable (building for housing animals).
51 abeltzain Noun /abelt͡s̻ai̯n/ livestock farmer.
52 abeltzaini Noun /abelt͡s̻ai̯ni/ dative indefinite of abeltzain.
53 abemaria Noun /abemaɾia/ Hail Mary.
54 abentura Noun /abentuɾa/ Equivalent to 'adventure': A feeling of desire for new and exciting things.
55 aberasbide Noun /abeɾas̺bide/ way of becoming wealthier.
56 aberasketa Noun /abeɾas̺keta/ enrichment.
57 aberaski Noun, Adverb /abeɾas̺ki/ richly, wealthily.
58 aberaskume Noun /abeɾas̺kume/ posh person, son of wealthy people.
59 aberaste Noun /abeɾas̺te/ verbal noun of aberastu (“to enrich”); enrichment.
60 aberastu Verb /abeɾas̺tu/ to enrich.
61 aberatsa Adjective absolutive singular of aberats.
62 aberatsago Adjective comparative degree of aberats.
63 abere beltz Noun /abeɾe belt͡s̻/ horses as cattle.
64 abere larri Noun /abeɾe lari/ large cattle (such as cows, bulls and horses).
65 abere xehe Noun /abeɾe ʃehe/ small cattle (such as sheep and goats).
66 aberekeria Noun /abeɾekeɾia/ brutality, beastliness.
67 aberekoi Adjective /abeɾekoi̯/ brutal, beastly.
68 aberetasun Noun /abeɾetas̺un/ brutality, beastliness.
69 aberetiar Noun, Adjective /abeɾetiar/ brutal, beastly.
70 aberetzar Noun /abeɾet͡s̻ar/
71 aberezale Noun /abeɾes̻ale/ animal lover (someone who is fond of animals).
72 aberezko Noun, Adjective /abeɾes̻ko/ brutal, beastly.
73 aberrazio Noun /aberas̻io/ aberration.
74 aberrigabe Noun, Adjective /aberiɡabe/ stateless person.
75 aberrira Noun allative singular of aberri.
76 aberriratu Noun, Verb /aberiɾatu/ to repatriate.
77 abertzale Noun, Adjective /abert͡s̻ale/ Equivalent to 'patriot': A person who loves and zealously supports and defends their country.
78 abesbatza Noun /abes̺bat͡s̻a/ Equivalent to 'Choir': A group of people who sing together; a company of people who are trained to sing together.
79 abeslari Noun /abes̺laɾi/ Equivalent to 'singer': A person who sings, often professionally.
80 abestalde Noun /abes̺talde/
81 abestaldi Noun /abes̺taldi/
82 abestuko Verb /abes̺tuko/
83 abiaburu Noun /abiabuɾu/ starting point, origin.
84 abiada hartu Verb /abiada artu/ to pick up speed.
85 abiadura Noun /abiaduɾa/ Equivalent to 'speed': The state of moving quickly or the capacity for rapid motion.
86 abiadura kaxa Noun
87 abiagailu Noun /abiaɡai̯lu/ engine starter.
88 abiagune Noun /abiaɡune/ starting point, origin.
89 abiapuntu Noun /abiapuntu/ starting point, origin.
90 abiarazi Verb /abiaɾas̻i/ to impel, push forward.
91 abiarazle Noun /abiaɾas̻le/ impeller, promoter.
92 abiasari Noun /abias̺aɾi/ minimum fare on a taxi.
93 abiatzaile Noun /abiat͡s̻ai̯le/ impeller, promoter.
94 abilezia Noun, Adjective /abiles̻ia/ Equivalent to 'ability': The quality or state of being able; capacity to do or of doing something; having the necessary…
95 abilidade Adjective /abilidade/
96 abiltasun Noun, Adjective /abiltas̺un/
97 abioneta Noun /abioneta/ light aircraft.
98 abisu eman Noun, Verb /abis̺u eman/ to warn, inform.
99 abitua hartu Verb /abitua hartu/ to take vows.
100 abitua jantzi Noun, Verb /abitua ɟant͡s̻i/ to take vows.
101 abkhazera Noun /abkas̻eɾa/ Equivalent to 'Abkhaz': An Abkhazian; a native or inhabitant of Abkhazia, a region just east of the Black Sea.
102 abkhaziar Noun, Adjective /abkas̻iar/ Equivalent to 'Abkhaz': An Abkhazian; a native or inhabitant of Abkhazia, a region just east of the Black Sea.
103 abkhaziera Noun /abkas̻ieɾa/ the Abkhaz language.
104 ablatibo Noun /ablatibo/ ablative case.
105 abokatuk Noun /abokatuk/ ergative indefinite of abokatu.
106 abokaturik Noun /abokatuɾik/ partitive indefinite of abokatu.
107 abokatutza Noun /abokatut͡s̻a/ lawyering, the practice of law.
108 abolizio Noun /abolis̻io/ abolition.
109 abonamendu Noun /abonamendu/ subscription, season ticket.
110 abordatu Verb /abordatu/ to board (a boat).
111 abordatze Noun /abordat͡s̻e/ verbal noun of abordatu (“to board”); boarding (attacking an enemy ship by boarding it).
112 aborigen Noun, Adjective /aboɾiɡen/ aboriginal.
113 aborritu Verb /aboritu/ to abominate, to abhor.
114 abortatu Verb /abortatu/
115 abortatze Noun /abortat͡s̻e/ verbal noun of abortatu (“to abort”); abortion.
116 absentismo Noun /abs̺entis̺mo/ truancy (the act of shirking from responsibilities and duties).
117 absentzia Noun /abs̺ent͡s̻ia/
118 absolbitu Verb /abs̺olbitu/ to absolve.
119 absolutibo Noun /abs̺olutibo/ Equivalent to 'absolutive': The absolutive case, or a phrase that uses it.
120 absolutu Adjective /abs̺olutu/
121 absolutuki Noun, Adjective /abs̺olutuki/ absolutely.
122 absoluzio Adjective /abs̺olus̻io/ absolution.
123 absorbatu Verb /abs̺orbatu/ to absorb.
124 absortzio Noun /abs̺ort͡s̻io/ absorption.
125 abstenitu Verb /abs̺tenitu/ to abstain.
126 abstentzio Noun /abs̺tent͡s̻io/ abstention.
127 abstraitu Verb /abs̺trai̯tu/ to abstract.
128 abstraktu Adjective /abs̺traktu/ Equivalent to 'abstract': An abridgement or summary of a longer publication.
129 abstrakzio Noun /abs̺traks̻io/ abstraction.
130 absurdora eramanez Noun
131 aburukide Noun /abuɾukide/ someone with the same opinion, sympathizer.
132 aburumenka Adverb /abuɾumenka/ from hearsay.
133 adabakitu Verb /adabakitu/ Equivalent to 'patch up': To repair relations; to improve relations.
134 adabegitsu Noun /adabeɡit͡s̺u/ knotty (of a tree).
135 adaburutu Noun, Verb /adabuɾutu/ Equivalent to 'Prune': The dried, wrinkled fruit of certain species of plum.
136 adaptatu Verb /adaptatu/
137 adar-zulo Noun /adar s̻ulo/ yoke strap (used to tie cattle to the yoke).
138 adarbakar Noun, Adjective /adarbakar/ single-horned.
139 adargabe Adjective /adarɡabe/ lacking branches.
140 adarjotze Noun /adarɟot͡s̻e/ taunt, joke.
141 adarka egin Noun, Verb /adarka eɡin/
142 adarkada Noun /adarkada/
143 adarkadura Noun /adarkaduɾa/ ramification.
144 adarkari Adjective /adarkaɾi/ prone to goring (said of an animal).
145 adarkatu Noun, Verb /adarkatu/ Equivalent to 'Gore': Blood, especially that from a wound when thickened due to exposure to the air.
146 adarmotz Adjective /adarmot͡s̻/ partially or totally unhorned.
147 adarra jo Verb /adara ɟo/ to pull someone's leg, pull the wool over someone's eyes.
148 adarrak ipini Noun
149 adarrak jarri Verb /adarak ɟari/ to cheat on.
150 adarreko Noun /adareko/ locative singular of adar.
151 adarrondo Noun /adarondo/ knot, shake (whorl left in lumber by the base of a branch growing out of the tree's trunk).
152 adarzabal Noun /adars̻abal/ Equivalent to 'fallow deer': A ruminant mammal of the genus Dama belonging to the family Cervidae.
153 adats-izpi Noun /adat͡s̺ is̻pi/ hair (a single strand).
154 adausi egin Noun, Verb /adau̯s̺i eɡin/
155 adausika Noun, Adverb /adau̯s̺ika/
156 adberbial Adjective /adberbial/ adverbial.
157 adberbio Noun /adberbio/ Equivalent to 'adverb': A word that modifies a verb, adjective, other adverbs, or various other types of words, phrases…
158 adei-lege Noun /adei̯ leɡe/
159 adeitasun Noun /adei̯tas̺un/ deference.
160 adeitsuki Noun, Adverb /adei̯t͡s̺uki/ respectfully.
161 adelazale Noun /adelas̻ale/ preparer, one who prepares.
162 adi egon Noun
163 adia egin Noun, Verb /adia eɡin/
164 adia galdu Noun, Verb /adia ɡaldu/ to get distracted.
165 adiabatiko Adjective /adiabatiko/ adiabatic.
166 adiagile Noun /adiaɡile/ weeper (a hired mourner).
167 adiakari Noun /adiakaɾi/ weeper (particularly a hired mourner).
168 adiakatu Noun, Verb /adiakatu/
169 adibideaz Noun instrumental singular of adibide.
170 adibidez Noun, Adverb /adibides̻/ for example.
171 adierazi Noun, Verb /adieɾas̻i/ to explain, to express.
172 adierazkor Adjective /adieɾas̻kor/ expressive.
173 adierazle Noun /adieɾas̻le/ interpreter (a person who orally or gesturally translates).
174 adierazpen Noun /adieɾas̻pen/ expression, explanation.
175 adierazpena egin Noun
176 adierazte Noun /adieɾas̻te/ verbal noun of adierazi (“to express”); expression, explanation.
177 adierraz Adjective /adieras̻/ intelligible.
178 adietan eman Noun
179 adigabetu Noun, Verb /adiɡabetu/ to get distracted.
180 adigaitz Noun, Adjective /adiɡai̯t͡s̻/ unintelligible.
181 adigalkor Noun, Adjective /adiɡalkor/ absent-minded.
182 adigarri Noun, Adjective /adiɡari/ explanation.
183 adigogor Adjective /adiɡoɡor/ obtuse (intellectually dull or dim-witted).
184 adiguritsu Noun, Adjective /adiɡuɾit͡s̺u/ attentive.
185 adimen gutxiko Noun
186 adimen urriko Noun, Adjective /adimen uriko/ intellectually disabled.
187 adimena argitu Noun, Verb /adimena arɡitu/ to clear the mind.
188 adimena ilundu Noun, Verb /adimena ilundu/ to cloud the mind.
189 adimena lausotu Noun, Verb /adimena lau̯s̺otu/ to cloud the mind.
190 adimendu Noun /adimendu/ intelligence.
191 adimendun Noun, Adjective /adimendun/
192 adimengabe Noun, Adjective /adimenɡabe/ irrational, foolish.
193 adimentsu Noun, Adjective /adiment͡s̺u/ intelligent.
194 adiskide Noun /adis̺kide/
195 adiskide barruko Noun
196 adiskide handi Noun
197 adiskide kutun Noun
198 adiskide mami Noun
199 adiskide min Noun
200 adiskidego Noun
201 adiskideki Noun
202 adiskidetu Noun
203 adituari Noun dative singular of aditu.
204 aditzondo Noun /adit͡s̻ondo/
205 adizkitegi Noun /adis̻kiteɡi/ conjugation table, paradigm.
206 ados egon Noun Equivalent to 'agree': pleasant.
207 ados izan Noun Equivalent to 'agree': pleasant.
208 adosaren Noun genitive singular of ados.
209 adostuko Verb /ados̺tuko/
210 aerobiko Adjective /aeɾobiko/
211 aerodromo Noun /aeɾodromo/ Equivalent to 'Airfield': An open field designated for the taking off and landing of aircraft, but which, unlike an airp…
212 aeroklub Noun /aeɾoklub/
213 aerolito Noun /aeɾolito/
214 aerometro Noun /aeɾometro/ aerometer.
215 aeronauta Noun /aeɾonau̯ta/
216 aeroplano Noun /aeɾoplano/ aircraft, aeroplane.
217 aerostato Noun /aeɾos̺tato/
218 afaitatu Verb /afai̯tatu/ to dress, to groom, to shave.
219 afalaitzin Noun /afalai̯t͡s̻in/ time before dinner.
220 afalaurre Noun /afalau̯re/ time before dinner.
221 afari arin Noun
222 afari egin Noun
223 afari-lege Noun
224 afari-legea egin Noun
225 afaria egin Noun
226 afariketa Noun /afaɾiketa/ house (children's game).
227 afariketan Noun
228 afariketan egin Noun Equivalent to 'play house': A stage name for a Paris based DJ and electronic music producer active since 2022.
229 afaritako Noun
230 afaritan Noun
231 afaritara Noun
232 afariusi Noun
233 afganiar Noun
234 agerkunde Noun /aɡerkunde/ Marian apparition.
235 agertoki Noun /aɡertoki/ Equivalent to 'stage': An unpaid internship in a restaurant where a cook or chef is exposed to new culinary techniques.
236 aginpide Noun /aɡimpide/ Equivalent to 'mandate': An official or authoritative command; an order or injunction; a commission; a judicial precept…
237 agoiztar Noun
238 agortzaile Noun
239 agresibo Adjective /aɡres̺ibo/ aggressive.
240 aguretasun Noun
241 aguretxo Noun
242 agurgarri Noun, Adjective /aɡurɡari/ respectable, honorable.
243 ahal izan Noun Equivalent to 'can': Abbreviation of Controller Area Network, ISO standards 11898, 11898-1, 11898-2, and its predecessor…
244 ahalegin Noun
245 ahari-joko Noun
246 aharrari Noun
247 aharratu Noun
248 ahate buztanluze Noun
249 ahate mokozabal Noun Equivalent to 'northern shoveler': Spatula clypeata, formerly Anas clypeata, a duck breeding in northern areas of Europe…
250 ahate txistulari Noun Equivalent to 'Eurasian wigeon': Mareca penelope, a species of dabbling duck.
251 ahate-joko Noun
252 ahatebeltz Noun /ahatebelt͡s̻/
253 ahatebeltz arrunt Noun
254 ahatebeltz hegalzuri Noun
255 ahatekume Noun /ahatekume/
256 ahatettipi Noun /ahatecipi/ Eurasian teal.
257 ahatetxo Noun /atet͡ʃo/ duckling, small duck.
258 ahaztuko Verb /ahas̻tuko/
259 ahoskera Noun /ahos̺keɾa/ pronunciation.
260 aiherkunde Noun /ai̯herkunde/ desire, tendency, inclination.
261 ailegatu Noun, Verb /ai̯leɡatu/ to arrive, to get to, to reach.
262 aingira more Noun
263 aingiratxa Noun
264 aingurak bota Noun
265 ainguratu Noun
266 aintzinean Noun
267 aintzira Noun /ai̯nt͡s̻iɾa/
268 airearen Noun genitive singular of aire.
269 aireplano Noun
270 aireportu Noun /ai̯ɾeportu/ Equivalent to 'airport': An airfield (an area designated for the takeoff and landing of aircraft), including one or more…
271 aireratu Verb /ai̯ɾeɾatu/ to take off (to begin flight).
272 aita besoetako Noun /ai̯ta bes̺oetako/ godfather.
273 aita ponteko Noun
274 aitabitxi Noun Equivalent to 'godfather': A man present at the christening of a baby who promises to help raise the child in a Christia…
275 aitaizun Noun
276 aitaorde Noun /ai̯taorde/ stepfather, adoptive father.
277 aitaordeko Noun
278 aitatasun Noun /ai̯tatas̺un/ fatherhood, paternity.
279 aitatzako Noun
280 aitonatxo Noun
281 aitontasun Noun
282 aitzinean Noun
283 aizkolari Noun /ai̯s̻kolaɾi/ lumberjack; logger.
284 aizkoljoko Noun
285 aizkolketa Noun
286 aizkoran Noun
287 aizkorol Noun
288 akademiko Adjective /akademiko/
289 akatsgabe Adjective (Izenondoa).
290 akelarre Noun /akelare/ a nocturnal group of witches and the devil; a coven.
291 akitaniar Noun
292 akordeoi Noun /akordeoi̯/ accordion.
293 akrobata Noun /akrobata/ Equivalent to 'Acrobat': An athlete who performs acts requiring skill, agility and coordination, often as part of a circ…
294 akrobaten Noun genitive plural of akrobata.
295 aktibatu Verb /aktibatu/ to activate, to enable (to put something into action).
296 aktibatuko Verb /aktibatuko/
297 aktibatze Noun /aktibat͡s̻e/ verbal noun of aktibatu (“to activate”).
298 aktibatzen Verb /aktibat͡s̻en/
299 akuran eman Noun
300 akuran hartu Noun
301 alaba besoetako Noun /alaba bes̺oetako/ goddaughter.
302 alaba gehien Noun
303 alaba nagusi Noun
304 alaba ponteko Noun
305 alaba zaharren Noun
306 alababitxi Noun
307 alabaizun Noun
308 alabaorde Noun
309 alabaren Noun genitive indefinite of alaba.
310 alabatasun Noun
311 alabatxo Noun
312 alabatzako Noun
313 alaiagoa Adjective absolutive singular of alaiago.
314 alaiegia Adjective absolutive singular of alaiegi.
315 albaitari Noun /albai̯taɾi/ Equivalent to 'Veterinarian': A medical doctor who treats non-human animals.
316 albaitero Noun
317 albaniar Noun, Adjective /albaniar/ an Albanian person (male or female).
318 albaniera Noun /albanieɾa/ The Albanian language.
319 albarikoke Noun /albaɾikoke/ synonym of abrikot (“apricot”).
320 alboroke Noun /alboɾoke/ light meal held as a celebration.
321 aldaketa Noun /aldaketa/ Equivalent to 'change': The process of becoming different.
322 aldatuko Verb /aldatuko/
323 aldatzen Verb /aldat͡s̻en/
324 aldearekin Noun /aldeaɾekin/ comitative singular of alde.
325 aldearen Noun /aldeaɾen/ genitive singular of alde.
326 aldeekin Noun /aldeekin/ comitative plural of alde.
327 aldeentzat Noun /aldeent͡s̻at/ benefactive plural of alde.
328 aldeetako Noun /aldeetako/ locative plural of alde.
329 aldeetan Noun /aldeetan/ inessive plural of alde.
330 aldeetara Noun /aldeetaɾa/ allative plural of alde.
331 aldeetatik Noun /aldeetatik/ ablative plural of alde.
332 alderaino Noun /aldeɾai̯no/ terminative singular of alde.
333 alderako Noun /aldeɾako/ destinative singular of alde.
334 alderantz Noun /aldeɾant͡s̻/ directive singular of alde.
335 alderekin Noun /aldeɾekin/ comitative indefinite of alde.
336 aldetako Noun /aldetako/ locative indefinite of alde.
337 aldetara Noun /aldetaɾa/ allative indefinite of alde.
338 aldetarako Noun /aldetaɾako/ destinative indefinite of alde.
339 aldetatik Noun /aldetatik/ ablative indefinite of alde.
340 aldetzat Noun /aldet͡s̻at/ prolative indefinite of alde.
341 aldizkari Noun /aldis̻kaɾi/
342 alemanera Noun /alemaneɾa/ German language.
343 alemaniar Noun, Adjective /alemaniar/ a German person (male or female).
344 algara egin Noun
345 algaraka Noun
346 alienatu Verb /alienatu/ to alienate.
347 aljeriar Noun
348 alkandora Noun /alkandoɾa/ Equivalent to 'shirt': An article of clothing that is worn on the upper part of the body, and often has sleeves, either…
349 alkandora hutsean Noun, Adverb /alkandoɾa hut͡s̺ean/ in shirt sleeves.
350 alkandora hutsik Noun, Adverb /alkandoɾa hut͡s̺ik/ (Adberbioa).
351 alkandorak Noun /alkandoɾak/ ergative indefinite of alkandora.
352 alkandorek Noun /alkandoɾek/ ergative plural of alkandora.
353 alkatxofa Noun /alkat͡ʃofa/ Equivalent to 'Artichoke': A plant related to the thistle with enlarged flower heads eaten as a vegetable while immature…
354 alkohola Noun /alkohola/ absolutive singular of alkohol.
355 alkoholan Noun /alkoholan/ inessive singular of alkohol.
356 alkoholen Noun /alkoholen/ genitive indefinite of alkohol.
357 alkoholi Noun /alkoholi/ dative indefinite of alkohol.
358 alkoholik Noun /alkoholik/ partitive indefinite of alkohol.
359 alokairu Noun Equivalent to 'rent': A payment made by a tenant at intervals in order to lease a property.
360 alorra erein Noun
361 altsasuar Noun
362 altxaprima Noun /alt͡ʃaprima/
363 altzagar Noun
364 altzairu Noun Equivalent to 'steel': An artificial metal produced from iron, harder and more elastic than elemental iron; used figurat…
365 aluminio Noun /aluminio/ aluminium.
366 aluminioa Noun absolutive singular of aluminio.
367 ama besoetako Noun /ama bes̺oetako/ godmother.
368 ama ponteko Noun
369 amabitxi Noun Equivalent to 'godmother': A woman present at the christening of a baby who promises to help raise the child in a Christ…
370 amaiera eman Noun
371 amatasun Noun /amatas̺un/ motherhood, maternity.
372 amerikano Noun /ameɾikano/ someone who became rich in the Americas and returned to his country.
373 amerikar Noun
374 amesgaitz Noun
375 amesgaizto Noun /ames̺ɡai̯s̻to/ Equivalent to 'nightmare': A very unpleasant or frightening dream.
376 amiamoko Noun /amiamoko/ Equivalent to 'Stork': A large wading bird with long legs and a long beak of the order Ciconiiformes and its family Cico…
377 amodioa egin Noun
378 amodiotan Noun
379 amodiotsu Noun
380 amodiozko Noun
381 amore egin Noun
382 amore eman Noun Equivalent to 'agree': pleasant.
383 amorearren Noun
384 amoretsu Noun
385 amorezko Noun
386 amorratu Noun /amoratu/ to rage, to get enraged.
387 amu hari Noun alternative spelling of amu-hari (“fishing line”).
388 amu-hari Noun /amu haɾi/ Equivalent to 'fishing line': A cord or line where the hook or lure is attached.
389 anagrama Noun /anaɡrama/
390 anakroniko Adjective /anakroniko/ anachronistic.
391 anarkismo Noun /anarkis̺mo/ Equivalent to 'anarchism': A political and philosophical belief that all forms of government are undesirable, unnecessar…
392 anarkista Noun, Adjective /anarkis̺ta/ anarchistic.
393 anatomia Noun /anatomia/ anatomy (science that deals with the form and structure of organic bodies).
394 andaluziar Noun
395 andereño Noun /andeɾeɲo/ Equivalent to 'miss': A form of address, now used chiefly for an unmarried woman; used chiefly of girls before the mid-1…
396 andoaindar Noun
397 andorratar Noun, Adjective /andoratar/ an Andorran person (male or female).
398 andregai Noun /andreɡai̯/ Equivalent to 'Fiancee': A woman who is engaged to be married; the woman to whom one is engaged.
399 animalia Noun /animalia/ Equivalent to 'animal': Any member of the kingdom Animalia of multicellular organisms that are usually mobile, whose cel…
400 animaliak Noun ergative indefinite of animalia.
401 animaliari Noun dative indefinite of animalia.
402 animaliaz Noun instrumental indefinite of animalia.
403 animaliei Noun dative plural of animalia.
404 animaliek Noun ergative plural of animalia.
405 animalien Noun genitive plural of animalia.
406 animaliez Noun instrumental plural of animalia.
407 anitz urtez Noun
408 ankerkeria Noun Equivalent to 'Atrocity': An extremely cruel act; a horrid act of injustice.
409 ankertasun Noun
410 antiheroi Noun /antiheɾoi̯/ Equivalent to 'Antihero': A protagonist who proceeds in an unheroic manner, such as by criminal means, via cowardly acti…
411 antilope Noun /antilope/ Equivalent to 'Antelope': Any of several African mammals of the family Bovidae distinguished by hollow horns, which, unl…
412 antzeratu Noun, Verb /ant͡s̻eɾatu/ to imitate, mimic.
413 antzerki Noun /ant͡s̻erki/ theater (art form), drama.
414 antzezle Noun Equivalent to 'actor': Someone who institutes a legal suit; a plaintiff or complainant.
415 apaiz egin Noun
416 apaiz nagusi Noun
417 apaizburu Noun
418 apaizgai Noun /apai̯s̻ɡai̯/ Equivalent to 'Seminarist': A student training to be a priest at a Roman Catholic seminary.
419 aparantziarik ere Noun
420 aparkaleku Noun /aparkaleku/ car park, parking lot.
421 aparkatu Verb /aparkatu/ Equivalent to 'park': A tract of ground kept in its natural state, about or adjacent to a residence, such as for the pre…
422 apezpiku Noun /apes̻piku/
423 apo-hontz Noun
424 apoarmatu Noun
425 aporofobia Noun /apoɾofobia/ aporophobia (hatred of poverty or poor people).
426 arabiera Noun /aɾabieɾa/ Equivalent to 'Arabic': A major Semitic language originating from the Arabian peninsula, and now spoken natively (in var…
427 arabisagar Noun /aɾabis̺aɡar/ Equivalent to 'pomelo': The large fruit of the Citrus maxima (syn.
428 aragoiera Noun /aɾaɡoi̯eɾa/ Equivalent to 'Aragonese': The language of Aragon, nowadays spoken as a mother tongue by only a few thousand people in s…
429 aranbeltz Noun
430 arangorri Noun
431 aranondo Noun /aɾanondo/ plum (tree).
432 arantzadi Noun
433 ardo beltz Noun /ardo belt͡s̻/ Equivalent to 'red wine': Red-coloured wine made mostly from black grapes, including the skin.
434 ardo gorri Noun /ardo ɡori/ Equivalent to 'rosé wine': A pale pink wine made by removing the dark grape skins at the required point during fermentat…
435 ardo zuri Noun /ardo s̻uɾi/ Equivalent to 'white wine': Light-colored wine (usually yellow with a hint of green but not pink).
436 ardogile Noun /ardoɡile/ winemaker, vintner.
437 ardurako Noun
438 arduratu Verb /arduɾatu/ to be in charge, be responsible, to take care of.
439 ardurazko Noun
440 arean ere Noun
441 argazkia atera Noun
442 argi kutsadura Noun
443 argi urratze Noun
444 argi-urte Noun Equivalent to 'light year': A unit of length (abbreviation ly; equal to just under 10 trillion kilometres (10¹⁶ metres))…
445 argi-zuzi Noun
446 argitaratu Noun Equivalent to 'edit': A change to the text of a document.
447 ari izan Noun, Verb /aɾi is̻an/ Used to mark the progressive aspect.
448 arkakuso Noun /arkakus̺o/ Equivalent to 'Flea': A small, wingless, parasitic insect of the order Siphonaptera, renowned for its bloodsucking habit…
449 armeniar Noun, Adjective /armeniar/ an Armenian person (male or female).
450 armeniera Noun /armenieɾa/ Equivalent to 'Armenian': The language of Armenia and the Armenian people, whose older stages are Old Armenian and Middl…
451 armiarma Noun /armiarma/ Equivalent to 'spider': Any of various eight-legged, predatory arthropods, of the order Araneae, most of which spin webs…
452 arnasa egin Noun
453 arnasa hartu Noun
454 arpoilari Noun Equivalent to 'Harpooner': A person who uses a harpoon, especially to hunt whales.
455 arrakasta Noun Equivalent to 'success': The achievement of one's aim or goal.
456 arramaiatz Noun
457 arrandegi Noun Equivalent to 'fishmonger's': A shop that sells wet fish and seafood.
458 arrano arrantzale Noun Equivalent to 'Osprey': A bird of prey of genus Pandion that feeds on fish and has white underparts and long, narrow win…
459 arrano beltz Noun Equivalent to 'golden eagle': A large bird of prey, Aquila chrysaetos, that hunts while soaring.
460 arrano gorri Noun
461 arrano sugezale Noun
462 arrano txiki Noun
463 arranokume Noun
464 arranopola Noun
465 arranotan Noun
466 arranotegi Noun /aranoteɡi/
467 arrantzale Noun /arant͡s̻ale/ Equivalent to 'Fisherman': A fisher, a person engaged in fishing:.
468 arrantzari Noun
469 arrasatear Noun
470 arrastatu Noun /aras̺tatu/ Equivalent to 'Drag': Women's clothing worn by men for the purpose of entertainment.
471 arratoia Noun absolutive singular of arratoi.
472 arratsalde Noun Equivalent to 'afternoon': The part of the day from noon or lunchtime until sunset, evening, or suppertime or 6pm.
473 arratsaldi Noun /arat͡s̺aldi/
474 arraun egin Noun, Verb /arau̯n eɡin/ Equivalent to 'Paddle': A two-handed implement consisting of a shaft with one or two blades attached to the end(s) used…
475 arraunlari Noun
476 arrautza Noun /arau̯t͡s̻a/ Equivalent to 'egg': An approximately spherical or ellipsoidal body produced by birds, insects, reptiles, and other anim…
477 arrautzak egin Noun
478 arrautzak ipini Noun
479 arrautzari Noun
480 arrazional Noun
481 arrazoimen Noun
482 arretatsu Noun
483 arribatu Noun
484 arriskatu Verb /aris̺katu/ to risk, take a risk.
485 arriskuan Noun
486 arriskutan Noun
487 arriskutsu Noun, Adjective /aris̺kut͡s̺u/ Equivalent to 'dangerous': very unsafe and likely to be the cause of danger.
488 arropategi Noun
489 arroz-esne Noun Equivalent to 'rice pudding': A milk pudding made from rice, milk, sugar and nutmeg.
490 arroz-zahi Noun
491 artaburu Noun /artabuɾu/ Equivalent to 'Ass': Any of several species of horse-like animals, especially Equus asinus, the domesticated of which ar…
492 artean ere Noun
493 artifizial Adjective /artifis̻ial/ Equivalent to 'artificial': Made by humans rather than occurring naturally: artificial sweeteners; an artificial heart.
494 artillari Noun /artiʎaɾi/ artillerist, artilleryman.
495 artisautza Noun
496 artoarekin Noun comitative singular of arto.
497 artoaren Noun genitive singular of arto.
498 artoekin Noun comitative plural of arto.
499 artoentzat Noun benefactive plural of arto.
500 artoetako Noun locative plural of arto.
501 artoetan Noun inessive plural of arto.
502 artoetara Noun allative plural of arto.
503 artoetatik Noun ablative plural of arto.
504 artoraino Noun terminative singular of arto.
505 artorako Noun destinative singular of arto.
506 artorantz Noun directive singular of arto.
507 artorekin Noun comitative indefinite of arto.
508 artotako Noun locative indefinite of arto.
509 artotara Noun allative indefinite of arto.
510 artotarako Noun destinative indefinite of arto.
511 artotatik Noun ablative indefinite of arto.
512 artotzat Noun prolative indefinite of arto.
513 artseniko Noun /art͡s̺eniko/ Equivalent to 'Arsenic': A toxic grey brittle nonmetallic chemical element (symbol As) with an atomic number of 33.
514 artsenikoa Noun absolutive singular of artseniko.
515 artzaintza Noun
516 asaldatu Verb /as̺aldatu/ to be disturbed, be troubled.
517 asimilatu Verb /as̺imilatu/ to assimilate.
518 asimilazio Noun /as̺imilas̻io/ assimilation.
519 askatasun Noun /as̺katas̺un/ Equivalent to 'liberty': Used attributively to designate various items (especially textiles) sold by (or characteristic…
520 askatasuna Noun absolutive singular of askatasun.
521 askatasuni Noun dative indefinite of askatasun.
522 aske utzi Noun
523 askespen Noun
524 aski iritzi Noun
525 aski segur Noun
526 aski segurik Noun
527 askiespen Noun
528 askieste Noun
529 askietsi Noun
530 askiluze Noun Equivalent to 'couch grass': A grass of species Elymus repens, usually considered a weed.
531 askimotz Noun
532 asko adina Noun
533 asko aldiz Noun
534 asko izan Noun
535 asko jota Noun
536 askogura Noun
537 askojakin Noun
538 askonahi Noun
539 askonahiko Noun
540 askotara Noun
541 askotariko Noun
542 askotasun Noun
543 asmakari Noun
544 aspaldian ere Noun
545 asperkunde Noun /as̺perkunde/
546 aspertuta Adverb /as̺pertuta/ Equivalent to 'bored': simple past and past participle of bore.
547 astearte Noun /as̺tearte/ Equivalent to 'Tuesday': The third day of the week in many religious traditions, and the second day of the week in syste…
548 astearte inauteri Noun
549 asteartea Noun absolutive singular of astearte.
550 asteartero Noun, Adverb /as̺tearteɾo/ every Tuesday.
551 asteazken Noun /as̺teas̻ken/ Equivalent to 'Wednesday': The fourth day of the week in many religious traditions, and the third day of the week in sys…
552 asteazkena Noun absolutive singular of asteazken.
553 asteburu Noun /as̺tebuɾu/ Equivalent to 'weekend': The break in the working week, usually two days including the traditional holy or sabbath day.
554 astelehen Noun /as̺telehen/ Equivalent to 'Monday': The second day of the week in many religious traditions, and the first day of the week in system…
555 astelehena Noun absolutive singular of astelehen.
556 asteroide Noun /as̺teɾoi̯de/ Equivalent to 'asteroid': A naturally occurring solid object, which is smaller than a planet and a dwarf planet, larger…
557 asti izan Noun
558 asto-lore Noun
559 astronauta Noun
560 astronomia Noun /as̺tronomia/ Equivalent to 'Astronomy': The study of the physical universe beyond the Earth's atmosphere, including the process of ma…
561 astronomo Noun Equivalent to 'Astronomer': One who studies astronomy, the stars or the physical universe; a scientist whose area of res…
562 asturiera Noun /as̺tuɾieɾa/ The Asturian language.
563 asunaren Noun genitive singular of asun.
564 asuntzat Noun prolative indefinite of asun.
565 ataraxia Noun
566 atarietako Noun locative plural of atari.
567 atariko haize Noun /ataɾiko ai̯s̻e/ dead loss (something or someone useless).
568 aterpetu Noun
569 aterpetxe Noun
570 atoian eraman Noun
571 atoiontzi Noun Equivalent to 'Tugboat': A small, powerful boat used to push or pull barges or to help maneuver larger vessels.
572 atorra hutsean Noun, Adverb /atora hut͡s̺ean/ in shirt sleeves.
573 atorra hutsik Noun, Adverb /atora hut͡s̺ik/ (Adberbioa).
574 atorra-has Noun
575 atsegin egin Noun
576 atsegin eman Verb /at͡s̺eɡin eman/ to please, delight.
577 atsegin hartu Verb /at͡s̺eɡiɲ artu/ to take pleasure, enjoy oneself, have a good time.
578 atsegin izan Noun
579 atso-agure Noun
580 atso-besta Noun
581 atso-ipuin Noun Equivalent to 'old wives' tale': A supposed truth that has been passed down by word of mouth.
582 atsogizon Noun
583 atsokeria Noun /at͡s̺okeɾia/ Equivalent to 'old wives' tale': A supposed truth that has been passed down by word of mouth.
584 atsotitz Noun /at͡s̺otit͡s̻/ Equivalent to 'Proverb': A commonly used sentence expressing popular wisdom.
585 atsotitza Noun /at͡s̺otit͡s̻a/ absolutive singular of atsotitz.
586 atsotitzik Noun /at͡s̺otit͡s̻ik/ partitive indefinite of atsotitz.
587 atun-txori Noun
588 atunburu Noun
589 atungorri Noun
590 atunketa Noun
591 atunketari Noun
592 atunontzi Noun
593 atunzuri Noun
594 atxekiko Verb /at͡ʃekiko/
595 atxekitze Noun /at͡ʃekit͡s̻e/ verbal noun of atxeki (“to adhere”).
596 atxekitzen Verb /at͡ʃekit͡s̻en/
597 atxilotu Verb /at͡ʃilotu/ Equivalent to 'Arrest': A check; a stop; an act or instance of arresting something.
598 atzealde Noun /at͡s̻ealde/ backside, rear side.
599 atzelari Noun /at͡s̻elaɾi/ Equivalent to 'Fag': A homosexual man, especially (usually derogatory) an effeminate or unusual one.
600 atzera bota Verb /at͡s̻eɾa bota/ Equivalent to 'reject': to refuse to accept.
601 atzerritar Noun, Adjective /at͡s̻eritar/ stranger, outsider, foreigner.
602 atzodanik Noun, Adverb /at͡s̻odanik/ since yesterday.
603 audifono Noun /au̯difono/ Equivalent to 'hearing aid': A device used to help the hard of hearing to hear sounds.
604 auhen egin Noun
605 auhendatu Noun, Verb /au̯hendatu/ Equivalent to 'complain': To express feelings of pain, dissatisfaction, or resentment.
606 aukeraketa Noun /au̯keɾaketa/ Equivalent to 'selection': The process or act of selecting.
607 aukerako Noun
608 aukeratu Verb /au̯keɾatu/ Equivalent to 'Select': A button (of a joystick, joypad or similar device) that, when pressed, activates any of certain…
609 aukeratuko Verb /au̯keɾatuko/
610 aukeratze Noun /au̯keɾat͡s̻e/ verbal noun of aukeratu (“to choose”); selection.
611 aukeratzen Verb /au̯keɾat͡s̻en/
612 aulkigile Noun /au̯lkiɡile/ chairmaker.
613 aurkikunde Noun /au̯rkikunde/
614 aurkituko Verb /au̯rkituko/
615 aurkitze Noun /au̯rkit͡s̻e/ verbal noun of aurkitu (“to find”); finding.
616 aurkitzen Verb /au̯rkit͡s̻en/
617 aurpegian jo Verb /au̯rpeɡian ɟo/
618 aurreetan Noun inessive plural of aurre.
619 aurreko urtean Noun
620 aurresan Noun
621 aurrez esan Noun
622 aurtengo Noun Equivalent to 'this year's': Produced or occurring during the current year.
623 ausikilari Noun
624 austriar Noun, Adjective /au̯s̺triar/ an Austrian person (male or female).
625 auto-ilara Noun Equivalent to 'traffic jam': A situation in which road traffic accumulates until it is stationary or very slow.
626 autobide Noun /au̯tobide/ freeway, motorway, highway.
627 autobusa Noun absolute singular of autobus.
628 autobusaz Noun instrumental singular of autobus.
629 autobusera Noun allative singular of autobus.
630 autobusez Noun instrumental indefinite.
631 autobusi Noun dative indefinite of autobus.
632 autoeskola Noun
633 autogile Noun
634 autogintza Noun
635 automatiko Adjective /au̯tomatiko/ Equivalent to 'automatic': A car with an automatic transmission; the transmission itself.
636 automobil Noun Equivalent to 'automobile': A type of motor vehicle designed to move on the ground under its own stored power and intend…
637 autonomia erkidego Noun Equivalent to 'autonomous community': Any of the seventeen self-governing first-level political subdivisions of Spain.
638 autoretza Noun
639 autozain Noun
640 autozale Noun
641 auzia erabaki Noun
642 azenario Noun /as̻enaɾio/ Equivalent to 'Carrot': A vegetable with a nutritious, juicy, sweet root that is often orange in colour, Daucus carota…
643 azeri artiko Noun Equivalent to 'Arctic fox': Vulpes lagopus, a fox of the family Canidae, living in the Arctic regions of North America a…
644 azeri hegalari Noun /as̻eɾi heɡalaɾi/ flying fox.
645 azeri zahar Noun /as̻eɾi s̻ahar/
646 azeri-zulo Noun /as̻eɾi s̻ulo/ fox burrow.
647 azeriaren ezteiak Noun
648 azerikeria Noun /as̻eɾikeɾia/ Equivalent to 'trick': Something designed to fool, dupe, outsmart, mislead or swindle.
649 azerikume Noun /as̻eɾikume/ Equivalent to 'Cub': The young of certain animals, chiefly large carnivorous mammals, including the bear, wolf, fox, lio…
650 azeritegi Noun /as̻eɾiteɡi/ fox burrow.
651 azido nukleiko Noun /as̻ido nuklei̯ko/ Equivalent to 'nucleic acid': Any acidic, chainlike biological macromolecule consisting of multiple repeat units of phos…
652 azkarrago Adjective, Adverb comparative degree of azkar.
653 azkarregi Adjective, Adverb /as̻kareɡi/ excessive degree of azkar.
654 azkarren Noun, Adjective, Adverb genitive indefinite of azkar.
655 azkenean Noun, Adjective, Adverb /as̻kenean/ inessive inanimate singular of azken.
656 azkoitiar Noun
657 azpeitiar Noun
658 azpititulu Noun /as̻pititulu/ Equivalent to 'Subtitle': A heading below or after a title.
659 azterketa Noun /as̻terketa/ Equivalent to 'test': A river in Hampshire, England, which empties into the Solent near Southampton.
660 aztikeria Noun
661 aztiketa Noun
662 aztinantza Noun
663 azukredun Noun
664 azukretsu Noun
665 babarrun Noun
666 babazorro Noun, Adjective /babas̻oro/ of, from or relating to the province of Álava, Basque Country, Spain.
667 badabiltza Verb /badabilt͡s̻a/
668 badaezpada ere Noun Equivalent to 'just in case': To provide for a possible event as a precaution.
669 badaitez Verb /badai̯tes̻/
670 badakizu ingelesez Noun, Phrase /badakis̻u inɡeles̺es̻/ do you speak English?.
671 badatorkie Verb /badatorkie/
672 badatorkik Verb /badatorkik/
673 badatorkin Verb /badatorkin/
674 badatorkio Verb /badatorkio/
675 badatorkit Verb /badatorkit/
676 badatozkie Verb /badatos̻kie/
677 badatozkik Verb /badatos̻kik/
678 badatozkin Verb /badatos̻kin/
679 badatozkio Verb /badatos̻kio/
680 badatozkit Verb /badatos̻kit/
681 badezagu Verb /bades̻aɡu/
682 badezate Verb /bades̻ate/
683 badezazu Verb /bades̻as̻u/
684 badezazue Verb /bades̻as̻ue/
685 baditzagu Verb /badit͡s̻aɡu/
686 baditzak Verb /badit͡s̻ak/
687 baditzan Verb /badit͡s̻an/
688 baditzat Verb /badit͡s̻at/
689 baditzate Verb /badit͡s̻ate/
690 baditzazu Verb /badit͡s̻as̻u/
691 baditzazue Verb /badit͡s̻as̻ue/
692 bagabiltza Verb /baɡabilt͡s̻a/
693 bagaitez Verb /baɡai̯tes̻/
694 bagaitza Verb /baɡai̯t͡s̻a/
695 bagaitzak Verb /baɡai̯t͡s̻ak/
696 bagaitzan Verb /baɡai̯t͡s̻an/
697 bagaitzate Verb /baɡai̯t͡s̻ate/
698 bagaitzazu Verb /baɡai̯t͡s̻as̻u/
699 bagatozkie Verb /baɡatos̻kie/
700 bagatozkik Verb /baɡatos̻kik/
701 bagatozkin Verb /baɡatos̻kin/
702 bagatozkio Verb /baɡatos̻kio/
703 bagenegi Verb /baɡeneɡi/
704 bageneki Verb /baɡeneki/
705 bagenekusa Verb /baɡenekus̺a/
706 bagenentzu Verb /baɡenent͡s̻u/
707 bagenerizk Verb /baɡeneɾis̻k/
708 bageneuka Verb /baɡeneu̯ka/
709 bageneuzka Verb /baɡeneu̯s̻ka/
710 bageneza Verb /baɡenes̻a/
711 bagenezagu Verb /baɡenes̻aɡu/
712 bagenirau Verb /baɡeniɾau̯/
713 bagenirudi Verb /baɡeniɾudi/
714 bagenitu Verb /baɡenitu/
715 bagenitza Verb /baɡenit͡s̻a/
716 bagentoz Verb /baɡentos̻/
717 bageunde Verb /baɡeu̯nde/
718 bagindoaz Verb /baɡindoas̻/
719 baginduzka Verb /baɡindus̻ka/
720 bagintez Verb /baɡintes̻/
721 bagintuk Verb /baɡintuk/
722 bagintun Verb /baɡintun/
723 bagintuzte Verb /baɡintus̻te/
724 bagintuzu Verb /baɡintus̻u/
725 bagintuzue Verb /baɡintus̻ue/
726 bagintza Verb /baɡint͡s̻a/
727 bagintzak Verb /baɡint͡s̻ak/
728 bagintzan Verb /baɡint͡s̻an/
729 bagintzate Verb /baɡint͡s̻ate/
730 bagintzazu Verb /baɡint͡s̻as̻u/
731 bahatorkie Verb /bahatorkie/
732 bahatorkio Verb /bahatorkiɡu/
733 bahatorkit Verb /bahatorkit/
734 bahazagu Verb /bahas̻aɡu/
735 bahazate Verb /bahas̻ate/
736 bahegile Noun
737 bahegitza Verb /baheɡit͡s̻a/
738 baheketa Noun Equivalent to 'Sieve': A device with a mesh, grate, or otherwise perforated bottom to separate, in a granular material…
739 bahekizki Verb /bahekis̻ki/
740 bahekusa Verb /bahekus̺a/
741 bahekuski Verb /bahekus̺ki/
742 bahenbil Verb /bahembil/
743 bahentor Verb /bahentor/
744 bahentzu Verb /bahent͡s̻u/
745 baheritza Verb /baheɾit͡s̻a/
746 baheritze Verb /baheɾit͡s̻e/
747 baheritzo Verb /baheɾit͡s̻o/
748 baherizku Verb /baheɾis̻ku/
749 baherizt Verb /baheɾis̻t/
750 baherizte Verb /baheɾis̻te/
751 baheuzka Verb /baheu̯s̻ka/
752 bahezagu Verb /bahes̻aɡu/
753 baheztatu Noun
754 bahihardu Verb /bahihardu/
755 bahindoa Verb /bahindoa/
756 bahindugu Verb /bahinduɡu/
757 bahinduka Verb /bahinduka/
758 bahindukat Verb /bahindukat/
759 bahindut Verb /bahindut/
760 bahindute Verb /bahindute/
761 bahintza Verb /bahint͡s̻a/
762 bahintzagu Verb /bahint͡s̻aɡu/
763 bahintzat Verb /bahint͡s̻at/
764 bahintzate Verb /bahint͡s̻ate/
765 bahirudi Verb /bahiɾudi/
766 baimendu Noun
767 baino ere Noun
768 baino lehen Noun Equivalent to 'before': Of before-and-after images: the one that shows the difference before a specified treatment.
769 bainoago Noun
770 bainua eman Noun
771 bainua hartu Noun
772 bainuetxe Noun /bai̯nuet͡ʃe/ bathhouse, spa.
773 bainugela Noun /bai̯nuɡela/
774 bainulari Noun /bai̯nulaɾi/
775 bainuontzi Noun /bai̯nuont͡s̻i/
776 bainutegi Noun /bai̯nuteɡi/ bathhouse.
777 bainutoki Noun /bai̯nutoki/ bathhouse.
778 baitatik Noun ablative of baita.
779 bakailao Noun /bakai̯lao/ Equivalent to 'Cod': Initialism of cash on delivery or collect on delivery.
780 bakarrik Adverb /bakarik/ Equivalent to 'alone': completely by oneself.
781 bakegile Noun /bakeɡile/ Equivalent to 'Peacemaker': A person who restores peace, especially by settling disputes; one who engages in peacemaking…
782 baketuko Verb /baketuko/
783 baketzen Verb /baket͡s̻en/
784 bakoitza Adjective /bakoi̯t͡s̻a/ absolutive singular of bakoitz.
785 bakoitzean Noun
786 balakatu Verb /balakatu/ to flatter.
787 baldin eta Noun, Adverb /baldin eta/ Used before a clause containing a conditional verb form to show emphasis.
788 balea urdin Noun
789 balearen Noun genitive indefinite of balea.
790 baleatzar Noun
791 baleazale Noun
792 balebiltza Verb /balebilt͡s̻a/
793 balegite Verb /baleɡite/
794 balegitza Verb /baleɡit͡s̻a/
795 balegozkit Verb /baleɡos̻kit/
796 balekite Verb /balekite/
797 balekizki Verb /balekis̻ki/
798 balekusa Verb /balekus̺a/
799 balekusate Verb /balekus̺ate/
800 balekuski Verb /balekus̺ki/
801 balentzu Verb /balent͡s̻u/
802 balentzute Verb /balent͡s̻ute/
803 baleontzi Noun Equivalent to 'Whaler': One who hunts whales; a person employed in the whaling industry.
804 baleritza Verb /baleɾit͡s̻a/
805 baleritze Verb /baleɾit͡s̻e/
806 baleritzo Verb /baleɾit͡s̻o/
807 baleritzu Verb /baleɾit͡s̻u/
808 baleritzue Verb /baleɾit͡s̻ue/
809 balerizate Verb /baleɾis̻ate/
810 balerizk Verb /baleɾis̻k/
811 balerizku Verb /baleɾis̻ku/
812 balerizna Verb /baleɾis̻na/
813 balerizt Verb /baleɾis̻t/
814 balerizte Verb /baleɾis̻te/
815 baletorkie Verb /baletorkie/
816 baletorkik Verb /baletorkik/
817 baletorkin Verb /baletorkin/
818 baletorkio Verb /baletorkio/
819 baletorkit Verb /baletorkit/
820 baletozkie Verb /baletos̻kie/
821 baletozkik Verb /baletos̻kik/
822 baletozkin Verb /baletos̻kin/
823 baletozkio Verb /baletos̻kio/
824 baletozkit Verb /baletos̻kit/
825 baleukate Verb /baleu̯kate/
826 baleutse Verb /baleu̯t͡s̺e/
827 baleutso Verb /baleu̯t͡s̺o/
828 baleutsote Verb /baleu̯t͡s̺ote/
829 baleuzka Verb /baleu̯s̻ka/
830 baleuzkate Verb /baleu̯s̻kate/
831 balezagu Verb /bales̻aɡu/
832 balezagute Verb /bales̻aɡute/
833 balezate Verb /bales̻ate/
834 baliabide Noun /baliabide/ resource(s), means.
835 balihardu Verb /balihardu/
836 balihoaz Verb /balihoas̻/
837 balio absolutu Noun, Adjective /balio abs̺olutu/ absolute value.
838 balio izan Verb /balio is̻an/ to be good for, be valid, be suitable.
839 baliraute Verb /baliɾau̯te/
840 balirudi Verb /baliɾudi/
841 balirudite Verb /baliɾudite/
842 balituzte Verb /balitus̻te/
843 balitzate Verb /balit͡s̻ate/
844 bananondo Noun /bananondo/ banana (plant).
845 banatorkie Verb /banatorkie/
846 banatorkik Verb /banatorkik/
847 banatorkin Verb /banatorkin/
848 banatorkio Verb /banatorkio/
849 banatuko Verb /banatuko/
850 banatze gorputz Noun /banat͡s̻e ɡorput͡s̻/ (of a polynomial) splitting field.
851 banatzen Verb /banat͡s̻en/
852 banazate Verb /banas̻ate/
853 banazazu Verb /banas̻as̻u/
854 banazazue Verb /banas̻as̻ue/
855 bandalismo Noun /bandalis̺mo/ vandalism.
856 banegitza Verb /baneɡit͡s̻a/
857 banekizki Verb /banekis̻ki/
858 banekusa Verb /banekus̺a/
859 banekuski Verb /banekus̺ki/
860 banenbil Verb /banembil/
861 banentor Verb /banentor/
862 banentzu Verb /banent͡s̻u/
863 baneritza Verb /baneɾit͡s̻a/
864 baneritze Verb /baneɾit͡s̻e/
865 baneritzo Verb /baneɾit͡s̻o/
866 baneritzu Verb /baneɾit͡s̻u/
867 baneritzue Verb /baneɾit͡s̻ue/
868 banerizk Verb /baneɾis̻k/
869 banerizna Verb /baneɾis̻na/
870 banerizte Verb /baneɾis̻te/
871 baneuzka Verb /baneu̯s̻ka/
872 banezagu Verb /banes̻aɡu/
873 banihardu Verb /banihardu/
874 banindoa Verb /banindoa/
875 baninduk Verb /baninduk/
876 baninduka Verb /baninduka/
877 banindukak Verb /banindukak/
878 banindukan Verb /banindukan/
879 banindun Verb /banindun/
880 banindute Verb /banindute/
881 baninduzu Verb /banindus̻u/
882 baninduzue Verb /banindus̻ue/
883 banintza Verb /banint͡s̻a/
884 banintzak Verb /banint͡s̻ak/
885 banintzan Verb /banint͡s̻an/
886 banintzate Verb /banint͡s̻ate/
887 banintzazu Verb /banint͡s̻as̻u/
888 banirudi Verb /baniɾudi/
889 banketxe Noun /banket͡ʃe/ branch office or headquarters of a bank.
890 bapatean Adverb proscribed spelling of bat-batean (“suddenly”).
891 barantaila Noun /baɾantai̯la/
892 baratxuri Noun /baɾat͡ʃuɾi/ Equivalent to 'garlic': A plant, Allium sativum, related to the onion, having a pungent bulb much used in cooking.
893 barazkari Noun /baɾas̻kaɾi/ dated form of bazkari (“lunch”).
894 barka eskatu Noun
895 barka eske Noun
896 barkabera Noun
897 barkaezin Noun
898 barkamen Noun Equivalent to 'Sorry': The act of saying sorry; an apology.
899 barkamendu Noun
900 barkarazi Noun
901 barkazio Noun
902 barneratu Noun
903 barrabil Noun /barabil/ Equivalent to 'testicle': A testis: the male sex and endocrine gland, found in most types of animals, that produces sper…
904 barraskilo Noun /baras̺kilo/ Equivalent to 'snail': Any of very many animals (either hermaphroditic or nonhermaphroditic), of the class Gastropoda, h…
905 barre egin Verb /bare eɡin/ Equivalent to 'laugh': An expression of mirth particular to the human species; the sound heard in laughing; laughter.
906 barrenako Noun locative singular of barrena.
907 barrenan Noun inessive singular of barrena.
908 barrenara Noun allative singular of barrena.
909 barrenaren Noun genitive indefinite of barrena.
910 barrenen Noun, Adjective genitive indefinite of barren.
911 barrundiar Noun
912 basakatu Noun /bas̺akatu/ Equivalent to 'Wildcat': Felis silvestris, a common small Old World wild cat somewhat larger than a house cat.
913 basamortu Noun /bas̺amortu/ desert (barren area of land).
914 baseliza Noun /bas̺elis̻a/ An isolated chapel, shrine or other sanctuary, often in the care of a hermit or anchorite.
915 baserritar Noun, Verb /bas̺eritar/ Equivalent to 'Farmer': A person who works the land and/or who keeps livestock; anyone engaged in agriculture on a farm.
916 baso izan Noun
917 baso-igel gorri Noun
918 baso-igel iberiar Noun
919 baso-igel jauzkari Noun
920 basurdeki Noun
921 basusartar Noun
922 bat bakarra Noun
923 bat bera Noun
924 bat egin Noun
925 bat egon Noun
926 bat ere Noun
927 bat etor Verb /bat etor/
928 bat etorri Noun, Verb /bat etori/ Equivalent to 'agree': pleasant.
929 bat etorriko Verb /bat etoriko/
930 bat etortze Noun /bat etort͡s̻e/ verbal noun of bat etorri (“to agree”).
931 bat etortzen Verb /bat etort͡s̻en/
932 bat izan Noun
933 bat-banaka Noun
934 bat-banatu Noun
935 bat-batean Noun, Adverb /bapatean/
936 bat-bateko Noun
937 bat-batera Noun
938 bat-batez Noun
939 bataiatu Verb /batai̯atu/ to water down.
940 bataiontzi Noun
941 bataiotegi Noun
942 batasun zibil Noun civil union (legal union similar to marriage).
943 batasun zibila Noun absolute singular of batasun zibil.
944 batasun zibilak Noun ergative singular.
945 batasuno Noun
946 batbedera Noun
947 batek daki Noun
948 batek jakin Noun
949 batekoz beste Noun
950 batelari Noun
951 baten bat Noun
952 baten batzuk Noun
953 batera etorri Noun
954 bateraezin Noun
955 baterako Noun
956 bateratsu Noun
957 bateratu Noun Equivalent to 'gather': A plait or fold in cloth, made by drawing a thread through it; a pucker.
958 batetik bestera Noun
959 batez beste Noun
960 batez besteko Noun Equivalent to 'average': The service that a tenant owed his lord, to be done by the animals of the tenant, such as the t…
961 batez ere Noun, Adverb /bates̻ eɾe/ above all, especially.
962 batik bat Noun
963 batu-banatu izan Noun
964 batugailu Noun
965 batukari Noun Equivalent to 'Summation': Summarization; summary; summing up.
966 batuketa Noun Equivalent to 'addition': The arithmetic operation of adding.
967 batxiler Noun /bat͡ʃiler/ bachelor (someone who has achieved a bachelor's degree).
968 batxilergo Noun /bat͡ʃilerɡo/ baccalaureate, A level.
969 batxo ere Noun
970 batzaile Noun
971 batzaldi Noun
972 batzuen batzuk Noun
973 batzuetan Adverb /bat͡s̻uetan/ sometimes.
974 bautsete Verb /bau̯t͡s̺ete/
975 bazabiltza Verb /bas̻abilt͡s̻a/
976 bazaitez Verb /bas̻ai̯tes̻/
977 bazaitezte Verb /bas̻ai̯tes̻te/
978 bazaitza Verb /bas̻ai̯t͡s̻a/
979 bazaitzagu Verb /bas̻ai̯t͡s̻aɡu/
980 bazaitzat Verb /bas̻ai̯t͡s̻at/
981 bazaitzate Verb /bas̻ai̯t͡s̻ate/
982 bazatozkie Verb /bas̻atos̻kie/
983 bazatozkio Verb /bas̻atos̻kio/
984 bazatozkit Verb /bas̻atos̻kit/
985 bazatozte Verb /bas̻atos̻te/
986 bazaudete Verb /bas̻au̯dete/
987 bazen behin Phrase Equivalent to 'once upon a time': A long time ago; at some time in the past (a traditional beginning of children's stori…
988 bazenegi Verb /bas̻eneɡi/
989 bazenegite Verb /bas̻eneɡite/
990 bazeneki Verb /bas̻eneki/
991 bazenekite Verb /bas̻enekite/
992 bazenekusa Verb /bas̻enekus̺a/
993 bazenentzu Verb /bas̻enent͡s̻u/
994 bazenerizt Verb /bas̻eneɾis̻t/
995 bazeneuka Verb /bas̻eneu̯ka/
996 bazeneuzka Verb /bas̻eneu̯s̻ka/
997 bazeneza Verb /bas̻enes̻a/
998 bazenezagu Verb /bas̻enes̻aɡu/
999 bazenezate Verb /bas̻enes̻ate/
1000 bazenirau Verb /bas̻eniɾau̯/
1001 bazenirudi Verb /bas̻eniɾudi/
1002 bazenitu Verb /bas̻enitu/
1003 bazenitza Verb /bas̻enit͡s̻a/
1004 bazentoz Verb /bas̻entos̻/
1005 bazentozte Verb /bas̻entos̻te/
1006 bazenute Verb /bas̻enute/
1007 bazeunde Verb /bas̻eu̯nde/
1008 bazeundete Verb /bas̻eu̯ndete/
1009 bazindoaz Verb /bas̻indoas̻/
1010 bazinduzka Verb /bas̻indus̻ka/
1011 bazinete Verb /bas̻inete/
1012 bazintez Verb /bas̻intes̻/
1013 bazintezte Verb /bas̻intes̻te/
1014 bazintugu Verb /bas̻intuɡu/
1015 bazintut Verb /bas̻intut/
1016 bazintuzte Verb /bas̻intus̻te/
1017 bazintza Verb /bas̻int͡s̻a/
1018 bazintzagu Verb /bas̻int͡s̻aɡu/
1019 bazintzat Verb /bas̻int͡s̻at/
1020 bazintzate Verb /bas̻int͡s̻ate/
1021 bazkaldu Noun, Verb /bas̻kaldu/ Equivalent to 'lunch': A light meal usually eaten around midday, notably when not as main meal of the day.
1022 bazkaritan Noun
1023 bazkarite Noun
1024 bazoazte Verb /bas̻oas̻te/
1025 baztergabe Noun
1026 baztertu Verb /bas̻tertu/ to leave for a lonely place, to go somewhere in order to be alone.
1027 bearekin Noun comitative singular of be.
1028 bearentzat Noun benefactive singular of be.
1029 beasaindar Noun
1030 bebiltza Verb /bebilt͡s̻a/
1031 becquerel Noun /bekeɾel/
1032 bedeinkatu Verb /bedei̯nkatu/
1033 bederatzi Adjective /bedeɾat͡s̻i/ Equivalent to 'nine': To the highest degree: dressed to the nines.
1034 beengatik Noun causative plural of be.
1035 beentzat Noun benefactive plural of be.
1036 beetaraino Noun terminative plural of be.
1037 beetarako Noun destinative plural of be.
1038 beetarantz Noun directive plural of be.
1039 beetatik Noun ablative plural of be.
1040 begiluze Noun, Adjective /beɡilus̻e/ desiring more food than one can eat.
1041 begirada Noun
1042 begiraldi Noun
1043 begiratu Verb /beɡiɾatu/ to look after, to take care of.
1044 begiratuko Verb /beɡiɾatuko/
1045 begiratze Noun /beɡiɾat͡s̻e/ verbal noun of begiratu (“to look”); glance.
1046 begiratzen Verb /beɡiɾat͡s̻en/
1047 begiruste Noun
1048 begitara Noun allative indefinite of begi.
1049 begitzate Verb /beɡit͡s̻ate/
1050 begokigu Verb /beɡokiɡu/
1051 begokizu Verb /beɡokis̻u/
1052 begokizue Verb /beɡokis̻ue/
1053 begozkie Verb /beɡos̻kie/
1054 begozkigu Verb /beɡos̻kiɡu/
1055 begozkik Verb /beɡos̻kik/
1056 begozkin Verb /beɡos̻kin/
1057 begozkio Verb /beɡos̻kio/
1058 begozkit Verb /beɡos̻kit/
1059 begozkizu Verb /beɡos̻kis̻u/
1060 begozkizue Verb /beɡos̻kis̻ue/
1061 behar bezala Adverb /behar bes̻ala/ Equivalent to 'properly': In a proper manner, appropriately, suitably; correctly, justifiably.
1062 behar bezalako Noun
1063 behar egin Verb /bear eɡin/
1064 beharrago Adjective comparative degree of behar.
1065 beharregi Adjective excessive degree of behar.
1066 beharren Noun, Adjective genitive indefinite of behar.
1067 behartsu Adjective /behart͡s̺u/ Equivalent to 'poor': With no or few possessions or money, particularly in relation to contemporaries who do have them.
1068 behea jo Noun
1069 behealde Noun
1070 behearen gain Noun
1071 behegain Noun
1072 beheiti egin Noun
1073 beheiti joan Noun
1074 beheitian Noun
1075 beheitiko Noun
1076 beheititu Noun
1077 beheititze Noun
1078 beheko alde Noun
1079 beheko marra Noun
1080 beheko solairu Noun ground floor, (US) first floor.
1081 beheko solairua Noun absolutive singular of beheko solairu.
1082 beheko su Noun Equivalent to 'fireplace': An open hearth for holding a fire at the base of a chimney.
1083 behera egin Noun
1084 beheraka Noun
1085 beherakada Noun
1086 beherako Noun
1087 beherakoan Noun
1088 beherakor Noun
1089 beheraldi Noun
1090 beheranzko Noun
1091 beherapen Noun
1092 beherarazi Noun
1093 beheraspen Noun
1094 beheratu Noun
1095 beheratze Noun
1096 behereneko Noun
1097 beherengo Noun
1098 behetik gora Noun
1099 behi gorri Noun
1100 behi holandar Noun
1101 behi piriniotar Noun
1102 behi suitzar Noun
1103 behikunde Noun /behikunde/ bovine cattle.
1104 behin batean Phrase Equivalent to 'once upon a time': A long time ago; at some time in the past (a traditional beginning of children's stori…
1105 behin ere Noun
1106 behitalde Noun
1107 behitegi Noun
1108 behizain Noun Equivalent to 'Cowherd': A surname originating as an occupation.
1109 behorkume Noun
1110 behortegi Noun
1111 behortzain Noun
1112 beiragile Noun
1113 beirakara Noun
1114 beirategi Noun
1115 beirateira Noun
1116 beirazko Noun
1117 beiraztatu Noun
1118 bekaineko Noun
1119 bekaitzi Noun
1120 bekatu arin Noun Equivalent to 'venial sin': A sin that is not a mortal sin; a sin that is not grave, and/or was not deliberate and/or wa…
1121 bekatu astun Noun Equivalent to 'mortal sin': A sin which causes the loss of God's grace, leading to eternal damnation, unless the sinner…
1122 bekatu egin Noun
1123 bekatu eragin Noun
1124 bekatu haragizko Noun
1125 bekatu jatorrizko Noun
1126 bekatu kapital Noun
1127 bekatu larri Noun
1128 bekatu mortal Noun
1129 bekatu original Noun
1130 bekatuan Noun
1131 bekizkie Verb /bekis̻kie/
1132 bekizkio Verb /bekis̻kio/
1133 bekizkite Verb /bekis̻kite/
1134 bekusate Verb /bekus̺ate/
1135 bekuskite Verb /bekus̺kite/
1136 belar gaizto Noun
1137 belar idor Noun
1138 belar on Noun
1139 belar ondu Noun Equivalent to 'Hay': The letter for the h sound in Pitman shorthand.
1140 belar txar Noun
1141 belar-izpi Noun
1142 belar-lan Noun
1143 belar-ondo Noun
1144 belar-soro Noun
1145 belar-xut Noun
1146 belarbeltz Noun
1147 belargune Noun
1148 belarjale Noun Equivalent to 'Herbivore': An organism that feeds chiefly on plants; an animal that feeds on herbage or vegetation as th…
1149 belarkara Noun
1150 belarketa Noun
1151 belarmin Noun
1152 belarreria Noun
1153 belarretan Noun
1154 belartegi Noun
1155 belartsu Noun
1156 belartza Noun
1157 belaunburu Noun /belau̯mbuɾu/ Equivalent to 'Kneecap': The flat, roundish bone in the knee.
1158 beldur izan Noun, Verb /beldur is̻an/ to fear, be afraid.
1159 beldurgabe Noun
1160 beldurra eman Noun
1161 beldurrak egon Noun
1162 beldurrez egon Noun
1163 beldurti Noun
1164 beldurtu Noun
1165 belgikar Noun, Adjective /belɡikar/ an Belgian person (male or female).
1166 beltxago Adjective comparative degree of beltx.
1167 beltxarga Noun /belt͡ʃarɡa/ Equivalent to 'Swan': Any of various species of large, long-necked waterfowl, of genus Cygnus (bird family: Anatidae), m…
1168 beltxegi Adjective excessive degree of beltx.
1169 beltzago Adjective comparative degree of beltz.
1170 beltzaren Noun, Adjective genitive singular of beltz.
1171 beltzegi Adjective excessive degree of beltz.
1172 bentzute Verb /bent͡s̻ute/
1173 bentzutu Noun
1174 bentzuzki Verb /bent͡s̻us̻ki/
1175 berakatz Noun
1176 berakuski Verb /beɾakus̺ki/
1177 berakutsa Verb /beɾakut͡s̺a/
1178 berariaz Noun
1179 berba egin Noun Equivalent to 'speak': Language, jargon, or terminology used uniquely in a particular environment or group.
1180 berdindu Verb /berdindu/ to make equal.
1181 berdinketa Noun Equivalent to 'Tie': A knot of hair, as at the back of a wig.
1182 berdintsu Adjective /berdint͡s̺u/ Equivalent to 'Same': A district capital of Manufahi District in East Timor.
1183 berdintza Noun /berdint͡s̻a/ Equivalent to 'Parable': A short narrative illustrating a lesson (usually religious/moral) by comparison or analogy.
1184 bere burua Pronoun /beɾe buɾua/
1185 bere burutik Noun
1186 beregatik Noun
1187 beren burua Noun, Pronoun /beɾem buɾua/
1188 beren buruak Pronoun /beɾem buɾuak/ (Izenordaina).
1189 berendako Noun
1190 berengatik Noun, Adjective causative plural of bera.
1191 berentzat Noun, Adjective prolative indefinite of beren.
1192 bereziki Noun, Adverb /beɾes̻iki/ above all, especially.
1193 bergarar Noun
1194 beritzate Verb /beɾit͡s̻ate/
1195 beritzete Verb /beɾit͡s̻ete/
1196 beritzote Verb /beɾit͡s̻ote/
1197 beritzue Verb /beɾit͡s̻ue/
1198 beritzuete Verb /beɾit͡s̻uete/
1199 beritzute Verb /beɾit͡s̻ute/
1200 berizate Verb /beɾis̻ate/
1201 berizkie Verb /beɾis̻kie/
1202 berizkigu Verb /beɾis̻kiɡu/
1203 berizkik Verb /beɾis̻kik/
1204 berizkin Verb /beɾis̻kin/
1205 berizkio Verb /beɾis̻kio/
1206 berizkit Verb /beɾis̻kit/
1207 berizkizu Verb /beɾis̻kis̻u/
1208 berizkizue Verb /beɾis̻kis̻ue/
1209 berizkute Verb /beɾis̻kute/
1210 beriznate Verb /beɾis̻nate/
1211 beriztate Verb /beɾis̻tate/
1212 bernedar Noun
1213 bero egin Verb /beɾo eɡin/ to be hot (weather).
1214 beroatza Verb /beɾoat͡s̻a/
1215 beroatzate Verb /beɾoat͡s̻ate/
1216 berogailu Noun /beɾoɡai̯lu/
1217 berpiztu Noun, Verb /berpis̻tu/ to resuscitate.
1218 berraigu Verb /berai̯ɡu/
1219 berraizkie Verb /berai̯s̻kie/
1220 berraizkik Verb /berai̯s̻kik/
1221 berraizkin Verb /berai̯s̻kin/
1222 berraizkio Verb /berai̯s̻kio/
1223 berraizkit Verb /berai̯s̻kit/
1224 berraizu Verb /berai̯s̻u/
1225 berraizue Verb /berai̯s̻ue/
1226 berregin Verb /bereɡin/ to reshape, reform.
1227 berrikitan Noun
1228 berritsu Noun Equivalent to 'Eloquent': Qui a de l’éloquence, du talent à s’exprimer, en parlant d’une personne.
1229 berriz ere Noun
1230 berrogei Noun, Adjective /beroɡei̯/ Equivalent to 'forty': A bottle (of beer) containing forty fluid ounces.
1231 berrogeina Noun
1232 berrogeira Noun
1233 berrogeita bat Adjective /beroɡei̯ta bat/ Equivalent to 'forty-one': The cardinal number immediately following forty and preceding forty-two.
1234 berrogeita bederatzi Adjective /beroɡei̯ta bedeɾat͡s̻i/ Equivalent to 'forty-nine': The cardinal number immediately following forty-eight and preceding fifty.
1235 berrogeita bi Adjective /beroɡei̯ta bi/ Equivalent to 'forty-two': Forty plus two; the cardinal number following forty-one and preceding forty-three.
1236 berrogeita bost Adjective /beroɡei̯ta bos̺t/ forty-five.
1237 berrogeita hamabi Noun, Adjective /beroɡei̯ta hamabi/ Equivalent to 'fifty-two': The cardinal number immediately following fifty-one and preceding fifty-three.
1238 berrogeita hamabost Noun, Adjective /beroɡei̯ta hamabos̺t/ Equivalent to 'fifty-five': The cardinal number immediately following fifty-four and preceding fifty-six.
1239 berrogeita hamahiru Noun, Adjective /beroɡei̯ta hamahiɾu/ Equivalent to 'fifty-three': The cardinal number immediately following fifty-two and preceding fifty-four.
1240 berrogeita hamaika Adjective /beroɡei̯ta hamai̯ka/ Equivalent to 'fifty-one': The cardinal number immediately following fifty and preceding fifty-two.
1241 berrogeita hamalau Noun, Adjective /beroɡei̯ta hamalau̯/ Equivalent to 'fifty-four': The cardinal number immediately following fifty-three and preceding fifty-five.
1242 berrogeita hamar Noun, Adjective /beroɡei̯ta hamar/ Equivalent to 'fifty': A banknote or coin with a denomination of 50.
1243 berrogeita hamasei Noun, Adjective /beroɡei̯ta hamas̺ei̯/ Equivalent to 'fifty-six': The cardinal number immediately following fifty-five and preceding fifty-seven.
1244 berrogeita hamazazpi Noun, Adjective /beroɡei̯ta hamas̻as̻pi/ Equivalent to 'fifty-seven': The cardinal number immediately following fifty-six and preceding fifty-eight.
1245 berrogeita hamazortzi Adjective /beroɡei̯ta hamas̻ort͡s̻i/ (Izenondoa).
1246 berrogeita hemeretzi Noun, Adjective /beroɡei̯ta hemeɾet͡s̻i/ Equivalent to 'fifty-nine': The cardinal number immediately following fifty-eight and preceding sixty.
1247 berrogeita hemezortzi Noun, Adjective /beroɡei̯ta hemes̻ort͡s̻i/ Equivalent to 'fifty-eight': The cardinal number immediately following fifty-seven and preceding fifty-nine.
1248 berrogeita hiru Adjective /beroɡei̯ta hiɾu/ Equivalent to 'forty-three': The cardinal number immediately following forty-two and preceding forty-four.
1249 berrogeita lau Adjective /beroɡei̯ta lau̯/ forty-four.
1250 berrogeita sei Adjective /beroɡei̯ta s̺ei̯/ Equivalent to 'forty-six': The cardinal number immediately following forty-five and preceding forty-seven.
1251 berrogeita zazpi Adjective /beroɡei̯ta s̻as̻pi/ Equivalent to 'forty-seven': The cardinal number immediately following forty-six and preceding forty-eight.
1252 berrogeita zortzi Adjective /beroɡei̯ta s̻ort͡s̻i/ Equivalent to 'forty-eight': A period of 48 hours' leave, i.e.
1253 bertsolari Noun /bert͡s̺olaɾi/ bertso singer.
1254 berunezko Noun
1255 berunkara Noun
1256 besaburu Noun
1257 besarkada Noun /bes̺arkada/ Equivalent to 'hug': A close embrace, especially when charged with an emotion such as affection, joy, relief, lust, ange…
1258 besarkatu Verb /bes̺arkatu/ Equivalent to 'hug': A close embrace, especially when charged with an emotion such as affection, joy, relief, lust, ange…
1259 besaurre Noun Equivalent to 'Forearm': The part of the arm between the wrist and the elbow.
1260 besoetako Noun /bes̺oetako/
1261 beste barik Noun
1262 beste batean Noun
1263 beste behin Noun
1264 beste hainbat Noun
1265 beste hainbeste Noun
1266 beste honenbeste Noun
1267 beste horrenbeste Noun
1268 beste mundu Noun
1269 beste munduko Noun
1270 beste orduz Noun
1271 besteak beste Noun
1272 besteetan Noun
1273 bestela baitakoan Noun
1274 bestela bezala Noun
1275 bestela esan Noun
1276 bestela esanda Noun
1277 bestela esateko Noun
1278 bestelako Noun
1279 bestelan Noun
1280 bestelaz Noun
1281 bestenaz Noun
1282 bestengusu Noun /bes̺tenɡus̺u/ male second cousin.
1283 besterako Noun
1284 besteratu Noun
1285 besterendu Noun, Verb /bes̺teɾendu/ to alienate, separate.
1286 besterik ezean Noun
1287 besterik ezinean Noun
1288 besterik izan Noun
1289 bestetar Noun
1290 bestetara Noun
1291 bestetasun Noun
1292 bestetik Noun
1293 bestetxo Noun
1294 bestetzuk Noun
1295 betaraino Noun terminative indefinite of be.
1296 betarako Noun destinative indefinite of be.
1297 betarantz Noun directive indefinite of be.
1298 betaurreko Noun /betau̯reko/ Equivalent to 'Spectacles': A pair of lenses set in a frame worn on the nose and ears in order to correct deficiencies i…
1299 betilunik Noun
1300 betorkie Verb /betorkie/
1301 betorkigu Verb /betorkiɡu/
1302 betorkik Verb /betorkik/
1303 betorkin Verb /betorkin/
1304 betorkio Verb /betorkio/
1305 betorkit Verb /betorkit/
1306 betorkizu Verb /betorkis̻u/
1307 betorkizue Verb /betorkis̻ue/
1308 betozkie Verb /betos̻kie/
1309 betozkigu Verb /betos̻kiɡu/
1310 betozkik Verb /betos̻kik/
1311 betozkin Verb /betos̻kin/
1312 betozkio Verb /betos̻kio/
1313 betozkit Verb /betos̻kit/
1314 betozkizu Verb /betos̻kis̻u/
1315 betozkizue Verb /betos̻kis̻ue/
1316 betxekie Verb /bet͡ʃekie/
1317 betxekigu Verb /bet͡ʃekiɡu/
1318 betxekik Verb /bet͡ʃekik/
1319 betxekin Verb /bet͡ʃekin/
1320 betxekio Verb /bet͡ʃekio/
1321 betxekit Verb /bet͡ʃekit/
1322 betxekizu Verb /bet͡ʃekis̻u/
1323 betxekizue Verb /bet͡ʃekis̻ue/
1324 betxezkie Verb /bet͡ʃes̻kie/
1325 betxezkigu Verb /bet͡ʃes̻kiɡu/
1326 betxezkik Verb /bet͡ʃes̻kik/
1327 betxezkin Verb /bet͡ʃes̻kin/
1328 betxezkio Verb /bet͡ʃes̻kio/
1329 betxezkit Verb /bet͡ʃes̻kit/
1330 betxezkizu Verb /bet͡ʃes̻kis̻u/
1331 beuzkate Verb /beu̯s̻kate/
1332 bezagute Verb /bes̻aɡute/
1333 bezaguzki Verb /bes̻aɡus̻ki/
1334 bi errealeko Noun
1335 bi hitz Noun
1336 bi pareta Noun
1337 bi puntu Noun
1338 bi-bitara Noun
1339 biak bietara Noun
1340 bibotedun Noun
1341 bibotetsu Noun
1342 biburdina Noun
1343 bidartar Noun Habitant ou personne originaire de Bidart, commune française.
1344 bidegorri Noun /bideɡori/ cycle path.
1345 bidesari Noun /bides̺aɾi/ toll (fee for using roads and bridges).
1346 bigarren Noun, Adjective /biɡaren/ second (in a series).
1347 bigarren lehengusu Noun
1348 bigarren solairu Noun second floor (UK) ; third floor (US).
1349 bigarren solairua Noun absolutive singular of bigarren solairu.
1350 bihardanik Noun
1351 biharduka Verb /biharduka/
1352 bihardute Verb /bihardute/
1353 biharko eguna Noun
1354 biharrera Adverb /bihareɾa/ until tomorrow.
1355 bihartik Adverb /bihartik/ starting tomorrow, from tomorrow on.
1356 bihitegi Noun /bihiteɡi/
1357 bihotzerre Noun /bihot͡s̻ere/ Equivalent to 'Heartburn': A burning pain in the chest that is caused by stomach acid entering the gullet.
1358 bihurritu Noun, Verb /biuritu/ to twist, wring, sprain.
1359 bikaindu Noun
1360 bikainki Noun
1361 bilakatu Noun Equivalent to 'become': begin to be; turn into.
1362 bilaketa Noun /bilaketa/
1363 bilbotar Noun, Adjective /bilbotar/ Equivalent to 'Bilbaoan': A native or inhabitant of the city of Bilbao, Basque Country, Spain.
1364 bildumari Noun
1365 biokimiko Noun
1366 biologia Noun /bioloɡia/ Equivalent to 'biology': The study of all life or living matter.
1367 biologiak Noun /bioloɡiak/ ergative indefinite.
1368 birao egin Verb /biɾao eɡin/ to curse, cuss, swear.
1369 birudite Verb /biɾudite/
1370 bisita egin Noun
1371 bisitaldi Noun
1372 bisitari Noun
1373 bisitatu Noun Equivalent to 'visit': To habitually go to (someone in distress, sickness etc.) to comfort them.
1374 bitartean Noun, Adverb /bitartean/ meanwhile.
1375 bizardun Noun
1376 bizargile Noun /bis̻arɡile/
1377 bizi izan Noun, Verb /bis̻i is̻an/ Equivalent to 'dwell': A period of time in which a system or component remains in a given state.
1378 bizikleta Noun /bis̻ikleta/ Equivalent to 'Bike': A hive of bees, or a nest of wasps, hornets, or ants.
1379 bizilagun Noun Equivalent to 'Inhabitant': Someone or thing who lives in a place.
1380 bizimodu Noun /bis̻imodu/ Equivalent to 'lifestyle': A style of living that reflects the attitudes and values of a person or group.
1381 bizimolde Noun Equivalent to 'lifestyle': A style of living that reflects the attitudes and values of a person or group.
1382 bizitzaz Noun instrumental indefinite.
1383 bizkaiera Noun
1384 bizkaitar Noun
1385 bizkarkin Noun
1386 bizkarroi Noun
1387 bizpahiru Noun
1388 biztanle Noun /bis̻tanle/ inhabitant, resident.
1389 biztanlego Noun
1390 boladaka Noun
1391 bolaluma Noun
1392 boligrafo Noun /boliɡrafo/ pen, ball pen.
1393 bolikostar Noun
1394 bordak erre Verb /bordak ere/ to enrage, anger.
1395 bordalde Noun /bordalde/ homestead, country house.
1396 bordaldea Noun /bordaldea/ absolutive singular of bordalde.
1397 bordaldeak Noun /bordaldeak/ absolutive plural.
1398 bordaldean Noun /bordaldean/ inessive singular of bordalde.
1399 bordaldeaz Noun /bordaldeas̻/ instrumental singular of bordalde.
1400 bordaldeei Noun /bordaldeei̯/ dative plural of bordalde.
1401 bordaldeek Noun /bordaldeek/ ergative plural of bordalde.
1402 bordaldeen Noun /bordaldeen/ genitive plural of bordalde.
1403 bordaldeez Noun /bordaldees̻/ instrumental plural of bordalde.
1404 bordaldek Noun /bordaldek/ ergative indefinite of bordalde.
1405 bordaldeko Noun /bordaldeko/ locative singular of bordalde.
1406 bordaldera Noun /bordaldeɾa/ allative singular of bordalde.
1407 bordalderi Noun /bordaldeɾi/ dative indefinite of bordalde.
1408 bordaldez Noun /bordaldes̻/ instrumental indefinite of bordalde.
1409 bordaraino Noun /bordaɾai̯no/ terminative singular of borda.
1410 bordarako Noun /bordaɾako/ destinative singular of borda.
1411 bordarantz Noun /bordaɾant͡s̻/ directive singular of borda.
1412 bordarekin Noun /bordaɾekin/ comitative indefinite/singular of borda.
1413 bordaren Noun /bordaɾen/ genitive indefinite/singular of borda.
1414 bordaria Noun /bordaɾia/ absolutive singular of bordari.
1415 bordariak Noun /bordaɾiak/ absolutive plural.
1416 bordarian Noun /bordaɾian/ inessive inanimate singular of bordari.
1417 bordariari Noun /bordaɾiaɾi/ dative singular of bordari.
1418 bordariaz Noun /bordaɾias̻/ instrumental singular of bordari.
1419 bordariei Noun /bordaɾiei̯/ dative plural of bordari.
1420 bordariek Noun /bordaɾiek/ ergative plural of bordari.
1421 bordarien Noun /bordaɾien/ genitive plural of bordari.
1422 bordariez Noun /bordaɾies̻/ instrumental plural of bordari.
1423 bordarik Noun /bordaɾik/ partitive indefinite of borda.
1424 bordariko Noun /bordaɾiko/ locative inanimate singular of bordari.
1425 bordarira Noun /bordaɾiɾa/ allative inanimate singular of bordari.
1426 bordariren Noun /bordaɾiɾen/ genitive indefinite of bordari.
1427 bordariri Noun /bordaɾiɾi/ dative indefinite of bordari.
1428 bordaririk Noun /bordaɾiɾik/ partitive indefinite of bordari.
1429 bordaritan Noun /bordaɾitan/ inessive inanimate indefinite of bordari.
1430 bordaritik Noun /bordaɾitik/ ablative inanimate singular of bordari.
1431 bordariz Noun /bordaɾis̻/ instrumental indefinite of bordari.
1432 bordatako Noun /bordatako/ locative indefinite of borda.
1433 bordatan Noun /bordatan/ inessive indefinite of borda.
1434 bordatara Noun /bordataɾa/ allative indefinite of borda.
1435 bordatatik Noun /bordatatik/ ablative indefinite of borda.
1436 bordatik Noun /bordatik/ ablative singular of borda.
1437 bordatxo Noun /bordat͡ʃo/
1438 bordatzat Noun /bordat͡s̻at/ prolative indefinite of borda.
1439 bordekin Noun /bordekin/ comitative plural of borda.
1440 bordentzat Noun /bordent͡s̻at/ benefactive plural of borda.
1441 bordetako Noun /bordetako/ locative plural of borda.
1442 bordetan Noun /bordetan/ inessive plural of borda.
1443 bordetara Noun /bordetaɾa/ allative plural of borda.
1444 bordetatik Noun /bordetatik/ ablative plural of borda.
1445 borondate Noun /boɾondate/
1446 bosgarren Noun, Adjective /bos̺ɡaren/ Equivalent to 'fifth': The person or thing in the fifth position.
1447 boskoitz Adjective /bos̺koi̯t͡s̻/
1448 bosniera Noun /bos̺nieɾa/ The Bosnian language.
1449 bostortz Noun /bos̺tort͡s̻/ five-toothed rake.
1450 botaka egin Verb Equivalent to 'Vomit': The regurgitated former contents of a stomach; vomitus.
1451 boteredun Noun
1452 boteregune Noun
1453 boteretsu Noun
1454 botilatu Noun
1455 botilatxo Noun
1456 botoi-zulo Noun
1457 bretoiera Noun /bretoi̯eɾa/ Equivalent to 'Breton': A native or inhabitant of the region of Brittany, France.
1458 bukaera eman Noun
1459 bularreko Noun locative singular of bular.
1460 bulegari Noun /buleɡaɾi/ Equivalent to 'office worker': Someone who works in an office.
1461 bulgariar Noun, Adjective A Bulgarian person (man or woman).
1462 bulgariera Noun /bulɡaɾieɾa/ The Bulgarian language.
1463 burdinaga Noun
1464 burdinbide Noun /burdimbide/ Equivalent to 'railway': A transport system using rails used to move passengers or goods.
1465 burdindegi Noun
1466 burdingai Noun
1467 burdinola Noun
1468 burdinori Noun
1469 burdintsu Noun
1470 burdinurtu Noun
1471 burdinzuri Noun
1472 buruarekin Noun comitative singular of buru.
1473 buruaren Noun genitive singular of buru.
1474 buruekin Noun comitative plural of buru.
1475 buruentzat Noun benefactive plural of buru.
1476 buruetako Noun locative plural of buru.
1477 buruetan Noun inessive plural of buru.
1478 buruetara Noun allative plural of buru.
1479 buruetatik Noun ablative plural of buru.
1480 burugabe Noun
1481 burugogor Adjective /buɾuɡoɡor/ hardheaded, obstinate, stubborn.
1482 burukomin Noun /buɾukomin/
1483 burumuin Noun /buɾumui̯n/
1484 bururaino Noun terminative singular of buru.
1485 bururako Noun destinative singular of buru.
1486 bururantz Noun directive singular of buru.
1487 bururekin Noun comitative indefinite of buru.
1488 burusoil Adjective /buɾus̺oi̯l/
1489 burusoildu Noun
1490 burutako Noun locative indefinite of buru.
1491 burutara Noun allative indefinite of buru.
1492 burutarako Noun destinative indefinite of buru.
1493 burutatik Noun ablative indefinite of buru.
1494 burutzat Noun prolative indefinite of buru.
1495 bustialdi Noun /bus̺tialdi/
1496 bustidura Noun /bus̺tiduɾa/ Equivalent to 'Palatalization': The state or quality of being palatalized, of pronouncing a sound with the tongue agains…
1497 bustitasun Noun
1498 buztingile Noun /bus̻tinɡile/
1499 buztinlari Noun
1500 camembert Noun /kamember/
1501 capoeira Noun /kapoei̯ɾa/
1502 catering Noun /kateɾin/ catering, foodservice.
1503 chantilly Noun /ʃantiʎi/ Chantilly cream.
1504 charleston Noun /t͡ʃarles̺ton/ Charleston (dance).
1505 chihuahua Noun /t͡ʃiwawa/ Chihuahua (dog).
1506 cicerone Noun /s̻is̻eɾone/
1507 copyleft Noun /kopileft/
1508 copyright Noun /kopirai̯t/
1509 croissant Noun /krwas̺an/
1510 cromlech Noun /kromlet͡ʃ/ Equivalent to 'cromlech': A dolmen or ancient underground tomb in Wales, usually made with stones disposed in a circular…
1511 curriculum Noun /kurikulum/ curriculum vitae.
1512 dabilela Verb /dabilela/
1513 dabiltza Verb /dabilt͡s̻a/
1514 dabiltzala Verb /dabilt͡s̻ala/
1515 dabiltzan Verb /dabilt͡s̻an/
1516 dabilzke Verb /dabils̻ke/
1517 dagitzagu Verb /daɡit͡s̻aɡu/
1518 dagitzak Verb /daɡit͡s̻ak/
1519 dagitzan Verb /daɡit͡s̻an/
1520 dagitzat Verb /daɡit͡s̻at/
1521 dagitzate Verb /daɡit͡s̻ate/
1522 dagitzazu Verb /daɡit͡s̻as̻u/
1523 dagitzazue Verb /daɡit͡s̻as̻ue/
1524 dagokigu Verb /daɡokiɡu/
1525 dagokizu Verb /daɡokis̻u/
1526 dagokizue Verb /daɡokis̻ue/
1527 dagozkie Verb /daɡos̻kie/
1528 dagozkigu Verb /daɡos̻kiɡu/
1529 dagozkik Verb /daɡos̻kik/
1530 dagozkin Verb /daɡos̻kin/
1531 dagozkio Verb /daɡos̻kio/
1532 dagozkit Verb /daɡos̻kit/
1533 dagozkizu Verb /daɡos̻kis̻u/
1534 dagozkizue Verb /daɡos̻kis̻ue/
1535 daitekek Verb /dai̯tekek/
1536 daiteken Verb /dai̯teken/
1537 daitezela Verb /dai̯tes̻ela/
1538 daitezen Verb /dai̯tes̻en/
1539 daitezke Verb /dai̯tes̻ke/
1540 daitezkek Verb /dai̯tes̻kek/
1541 daitezken Verb /dai̯tes̻ken/
1542 dakizkigu Verb /dakis̻kiɡu/
1543 dakizkik Verb /dakis̻kik/
1544 dakizkin Verb /dakis̻kin/
1545 dakizkit Verb /dakis̻kit/
1546 dakizkite Verb /dakis̻kite/
1547 dakizkizu Verb /dakis̻kis̻u/
1548 dakizkizue Verb /dakis̻kis̻ue/
1549 dakusagu Verb /dakus̺aɡu/
1550 dakusate Verb /dakus̺ate/
1551 dakusazu Verb /dakus̺as̻u/
1552 dakusazue Verb /dakus̺as̻ue/
1553 dakuskigu Verb /dakus̺kiɡu/
1554 dakuskik Verb /dakus̺kik/
1555 dakuskin Verb /dakus̺kin/
1556 dakuskit Verb /dakus̺kit/
1557 dakuskite Verb /dakus̺kite/
1558 dakuskizu Verb /dakus̺kis̻u/
1559 dakuskizue Verb /dakus̺kis̻ue/
1560 damu izan Noun
1561 dantza askatu Noun
1562 dantza egin Noun Equivalent to 'dance': A normally horizontal stripe called a fess that has been modified to zig-zag across the center of…
1563 dantza lotu Noun
1564 dantza solte Noun
1565 dantzaldi Noun
1566 dantzaleku Noun
1567 dantzan egin Noun
1568 dantzarazi Noun
1569 dantzari Noun Equivalent to 'Dancer': A person who dances, usually as a hobby, an occupation, or a profession.
1570 dantzatoki Noun
1571 dantzatu Noun
1572 dantzazale Noun
1573 dantzugu Verb /dant͡s̻uɡu/
1574 dantzute Verb /dant͡s̻ute/
1575 dantzuzki Verb /dant͡s̻us̻ki/
1576 dantzuzkik Verb /dant͡s̻us̻kik/
1577 dantzuzkin Verb /dant͡s̻us̻kin/
1578 dantzuzkit Verb /dant͡s̻us̻kit/
1579 dantzuzu Verb /dant͡s̻us̻u/
1580 dantzuzue Verb /dant͡s̻us̻ue/
1581 dar-dar egin Noun
1582 dar-dar eragin Noun
1583 dar-dar ikara Noun
1584 darakuski Verb /daɾakus̺ki/
1585 darakuskik Verb /daɾakus̺kik/
1586 darakuskin Verb /daɾakus̺kin/
1587 darakuskit Verb /daɾakus̺kit/
1588 darakutsa Verb /daɾakut͡s̺a/
1589 darakutsak Verb /daɾakut͡s̺ak/
1590 darakutsan Verb /daɾakut͡s̺an/
1591 darakutsat Verb /daɾakut͡s̺at/
1592 daratulu Noun /daɾatulu/
1593 dardaraka Noun
1594 dardarakor Noun
1595 dardaraldi Noun
1596 dardaran Noun
1597 dardarati Noun
1598 dardaratsu Noun
1599 dardaratu Noun, Verb /dardaɾatu/ Equivalent to 'Vibrate': The setting, on a portable electronic device, that causes it to vibrate rather than sound any (…
1600 dardaraz Noun
1601 dardarizo Noun
1602 dardarka Noun
1603 dardarkari Noun
1604 dardarti Noun
1605 darizkie Verb /daɾis̻kie/
1606 darizkigu Verb /daɾis̻kiɡu/
1607 darizkik Verb /daɾis̻kik/
1608 darizkin Verb /daɾis̻kin/
1609 darizkio Verb /daɾis̻kio/
1610 darizkit Verb /daɾis̻kit/
1611 darizkizu Verb /daɾis̻kis̻u/
1612 darizkizue Verb /daɾis̻kis̻ue/
1613 daroatza Verb /daɾoat͡s̻a/
1614 daroatzagu Verb /daɾoat͡s̻aɡu/
1615 daroatzak Verb /daɾoat͡s̻ak/
1616 daroatzan Verb /daɾoat͡s̻an/
1617 daroatzat Verb /daɾoat͡s̻at/
1618 daroatzate Verb /daɾoat͡s̻ate/
1619 daroatzazu Verb /daɾoat͡s̻as̻u/
1620 daroazue Verb /daɾoas̻ue/
1621 darraigu Verb /darai̯ɡu/
1622 darraizkie Verb /darai̯s̻kie/
1623 darraizkik Verb /darai̯s̻kik/
1624 darraizkin Verb /darai̯s̻kin/
1625 darraizkio Verb /darai̯s̻kio/
1626 darraizkit Verb /darai̯s̻kit/
1627 darraizu Verb /darai̯s̻u/
1628 darraizue Verb /darai̯s̻ue/
1629 datorkiake Verb /datorkiake/
1630 datorkian Verb /datorkian/
1631 datorkidan Verb /datorkidan/
1632 datorkie Verb /datorkie/
1633 datorkieke Verb /datorkieke/
1634 datorkien Verb /datorkien/
1635 datorkigu Verb /datorkiɡu/
1636 datorkigun Verb /datorkiɡun/
1637 datorkik Verb /datorkik/
1638 datorkin Verb /datorkin/
1639 datorkinan Verb /datorkinan/
1640 datorkio Verb /datorkio/
1641 datorkioke Verb /datorkioke/
1642 datorkion Verb /datorkion/
1643 datorkit Verb /datorkit/
1644 datorkizu Verb /datorkis̻u/
1645 datorkizue Verb /datorkis̻ue/
1646 datorkizun Verb /datorkis̻un/
1647 datorrela Verb /datorela/
1648 datorren Verb, Adjective /datoren/ Equivalent to 'next': The one that follows after this one.
1649 datorrena datorrela Adverb /datorena datorela/ come what may.
1650 datozela Verb /datos̻ela/
1651 datozkiake Verb /datos̻kiake/
1652 datozkian Verb /datos̻kian/
1653 datozkidan Verb /datos̻kidan/
1654 datozkie Verb /datos̻kie/
1655 datozkieke Verb /datos̻kieke/
1656 datozkien Verb /datos̻kien/
1657 datozkigu Verb /datos̻kiɡu/
1658 datozkigun Verb /datos̻kiɡun/
1659 datozkik Verb /datos̻kik/
1660 datozkin Verb /datos̻kin/
1661 datozkinan Verb /datos̻kinan/
1662 datozkio Verb /datos̻kio/
1663 datozkioke Verb /datos̻kioke/
1664 datozkion Verb /datos̻kion/
1665 datozkit Verb /datos̻kit/
1666 datozkizu Verb /datos̻kis̻u/
1667 datozkizue Verb /datos̻kis̻ue/
1668 datozkizun Verb /datos̻kis̻un/
1669 datu base Noun /datu bas̺e/ alternative spelling of datu-base.
1670 datu-banku Noun
1671 datu-base Noun /datu bas̺e/ Equivalent to 'Database': A collection of (usually) organized information in a regular structure, usually but not necess…
1672 datxekie Verb /dat͡ʃekie/
1673 datxekigu Verb /dat͡ʃekiɡu/
1674 datxekik Verb /dat͡ʃekik/
1675 datxekin Verb /dat͡ʃekin/
1676 datxekio Verb /dat͡ʃekio/
1677 datxekit Verb /dat͡ʃekit/
1678 datxekizu Verb /dat͡ʃekis̻u/
1679 datxekizue Verb /dat͡ʃekis̻ue/
1680 datxezkie Verb /dat͡ʃes̻kie/
1681 datxezkigu Verb /dat͡ʃes̻kiɡu/
1682 datxezkik Verb /dat͡ʃes̻kik/
1683 datxezkin Verb /dat͡ʃes̻kin/
1684 datxezkio Verb /dat͡ʃes̻kio/
1685 datxezkit Verb /dat͡ʃes̻kit/
1686 datxezkizu Verb /dat͡ʃes̻kis̻u/
1687 daukazue Verb /dau̯kas̻ue/
1688 dauzkagu Verb /dau̯s̻kaɡu/
1689 dauzkate Verb /dau̯s̻kate/
1690 dauzkazu Verb /dau̯s̻kas̻u/
1691 dauzkazue Verb /dau̯s̻kas̻ue/
1692 dazagugu Verb /das̻aɡuɡu/
1693 dazagute Verb /das̻aɡute/
1694 dazaguzki Verb /das̻aɡus̻ki/
1695 dazaguzkik Verb /das̻aɡus̻kik/
1696 dazaguzkin Verb /das̻aɡus̻kin/
1697 dazaguzkit Verb /das̻aɡus̻kit/
1698 dazaguzu Verb /das̻aɡus̻u/
1699 dazaguzue Verb /das̻aɡus̻ue/
1700 deitoratu Noun
1701 deklaratu Verb /deklaɾatu/ to declare.
1702 deklarazio Noun /deklaɾas̻io/ declaration.
1703 dekoratibo Adjective /dekoɾatibo/ decorative.
1704 dekoratu Verb /dekoɾatu/ to decorate.
1705 dekorazio Noun /dekoɾas̻io/ decoration.
1706 delitugile Noun /delituɡile/ criminal, offender, felon.
1707 dematzadan Verb /demat͡s̻adan/
1708 dematzagun Verb /demat͡s̻aɡun/
1709 demokrata Noun /demokrata/
1710 demokrazia Noun /demokras̻ia/ Equivalent to 'democracy': Rule by the people, especially as a form of government; either directly or through elected re…
1711 dendaritza Noun
1712 deribatu partzial Noun /deɾibatu part͡s̻ial/ Equivalent to 'partial derivative': A derivative with respect to one variable of a function of several variables with th…
1713 deribatu partziala Noun /deɾibatu part͡s̻iala/ absolutive singular of deribatu partzial.
1714 deribatu partzialak Noun /deɾibatu part͡s̻ialak/ absolutive plural of deribatu partzial.
1715 deribatu partzialek Noun /deɾibatu part͡s̻ialek/ ergative indefinite of deribatu partzial.
1716 deritzagu Verb /deɾit͡s̻aɡu/
1717 deritzak Verb /deɾit͡s̻ak/
1718 deritzan Verb /deɾit͡s̻an/
1719 deritzat Verb /deɾit͡s̻at/
1720 deritzate Verb /deɾit͡s̻ate/
1721 deritzazu Verb /deɾit͡s̻as̻u/
1722 deritzazue Verb /deɾit͡s̻as̻ue/
1723 deritzegu Verb /deɾit͡s̻eɡu/
1724 deritzek Verb /deɾit͡s̻ek/
1725 deritzen Verb /deɾit͡s̻en/
1726 deritzet Verb /deɾit͡s̻et/
1727 deritzete Verb /deɾit͡s̻ete/
1728 deritzezu Verb /deɾit͡s̻es̻u/
1729 deritzezue Verb /deɾit͡s̻es̻ue/
1730 deritzogu Verb /deɾit͡s̻oɡu/
1731 deritzok Verb /deɾit͡s̻ok/
1732 deritzon Verb /deɾit͡s̻on/
1733 deritzot Verb /deɾit͡s̻ot/
1734 deritzote Verb /deɾit͡s̻ote/
1735 deritzozu Verb /deɾit͡s̻os̻u/
1736 deritzozue Verb /deɾit͡s̻os̻ue/
1737 deritzue Verb /deɾit͡s̻ue/
1738 deritzuegu Verb /deɾit͡s̻ueɡu/
1739 deritzuet Verb /deɾit͡s̻uet/
1740 deritzuete Verb /deɾit͡s̻uete/
1741 deritzugu Verb /deɾit͡s̻uɡu/
1742 deritzut Verb /deɾit͡s̻ut/
1743 deritzute Verb /deɾit͡s̻ute/
1744 derizagu Verb /deɾis̻aɡu/
1745 derizate Verb /deɾis̻ate/
1746 derizkuk Verb /deɾis̻kuk/
1747 derizkun Verb /deɾis̻kun/
1748 derizkute Verb /deɾis̻kute/
1749 derizkuzu Verb /deɾis̻kus̻u/
1750 derizkuzue Verb /deɾis̻kus̻ue/
1751 deriznagu Verb /deɾis̻naɡu/
1752 deriznat Verb /deɾis̻nat/
1753 deriznate Verb /deɾis̻nate/
1754 deriztak Verb /deɾis̻tak/
1755 deriztan Verb /deɾis̻tan/
1756 deriztate Verb /deɾis̻tate/
1757 deriztazu Verb /deɾis̻tas̻u/
1758 deriztazue Verb /deɾis̻tas̻ue/
1759 deriztegu Verb /deɾis̻teɡu/
1760 deriztek Verb /deɾis̻tek/
1761 derizten Verb /deɾis̻ten/
1762 deriztet Verb /deɾis̻tet/
1763 deriztete Verb /deɾis̻tete/
1764 deriztezu Verb /deɾis̻tes̻u/
1765 deriztezue Verb /deɾis̻tes̻ue/
1766 derrigortu Verb /deriɡortu/ to force, compel, oblige.
1767 desagertu Noun, Verb /des̺aɡertu/ Equivalent to 'disappear': To cause (someone) to disappear, especially by kidnapping or murder.
1768 desberdin Adjective /des̺berdin/ different.
1769 desegigo Noun /des̺eɡiɡo/ ruins, desolation.
1770 desira izan Noun
1771 desirarazi Noun
1772 desiratu Noun, Verb /des̺iɾatu/ to desire.
1773 deskargatu Verb /des̺karɡatu/ to download.
1774 deskonposizio gorputz Noun /des̺kompos̺is̻io ɡorput͡s̻/ (of a polynomial) splitting field.
1775 deutsete Verb /deu̯t͡s̺ete/
1776 deutsote Verb /deu̯t͡s̺ote/
1777 dezadala Verb /des̻adala/
1778 dezagula Verb /des̻aɡula/
1779 dezakegu Verb /des̻akeɡu/
1780 dezakete Verb /des̻akete/
1781 dezakezu Verb /des̻akes̻u/
1782 dezakezue Verb /des̻akes̻ue/
1783 dezanala Verb /des̻anala/
1784 dezatela Verb /des̻atela/
1785 dezazuela Verb /des̻as̻uela/
1786 dezazuen Verb /des̻as̻uen/
1787 dezazula Verb /des̻as̻ula/
1788 dibertitu Verb /dibertitu/ to have fun.
1789 dibertsio Noun /dibert͡s̺io/ entertainment, fun.
1790 dibidendu Noun Equivalent to 'Dividend': A cash payment of money by a company to its shareholders, usually made periodically (e.g., qua…
1791 dibinitate Noun /dibinitate/
1792 dihardugu Verb /diharduɡu/
1793 diharduk Verb /diharduk/
1794 diharduka Verb /diharduka/
1795 dihardukak Verb /dihardukak/
1796 dihardukan Verb /dihardukan/
1797 dihardukat Verb /dihardukat/
1798 dihardun Verb /dihardun/
1799 dihardut Verb /dihardut/
1800 dihardute Verb /dihardute/
1801 diharduzu Verb /dihardus̻u/
1802 diharduzue Verb /dihardus̻ue/
1803 diplomazia Noun /diplomas̻ia/ diplomacy.
1804 dirateke Verb /diɾateke/
1805 dirauzue Verb /diɾau̯s̻ue/
1806 dirudigu Verb /diɾudiɡu/
1807 dirudite Verb /diɾudite/
1808 dirudizu Verb /diɾudis̻u/
1809 dirudizue Verb /diɾudis̻ue/
1810 disfrutatu Verb /dis̺frutatu/
1811 disko gogor Noun Equivalent to 'hard drive': An electromechanical data storage device that stores and retrieves digital data using magnet…
1812 diskodun Noun
1813 diskoetxe Noun /dis̺koet͡ʃe/ record label.
1814 disolbatu Noun
1815 dituzkegu Verb /ditus̻keɡu/
1816 dituzkek Verb /ditus̻kek/
1817 dituzken Verb /ditus̻ken/
1818 dituzket Verb /ditus̻ket/
1819 dituzkete Verb /ditus̻kete/
1820 dituzkezu Verb /ditus̻kes̻u/
1821 dituzkezue Verb /ditus̻kes̻ue/
1822 ditzaala Verb /dit͡s̻aala/
1823 ditzadala Verb /dit͡s̻adala/
1824 ditzadan Verb /dit͡s̻adan/
1825 ditzagula Verb /dit͡s̻aɡula/
1826 ditzagun Verb /dit͡s̻aɡun/
1827 ditzakegu Verb /dit͡s̻akeɡu/
1828 ditzakek Verb /dit͡s̻akek/
1829 ditzaken Verb /dit͡s̻aken/
1830 ditzaket Verb /dit͡s̻aket/
1831 ditzakete Verb /dit͡s̻akete/
1832 ditzakezu Verb /dit͡s̻akes̻u/
1833 ditzakezue Verb /dit͡s̻akes̻ue/
1834 ditzanala Verb /dit͡s̻anala/
1835 ditzanan Verb /dit͡s̻anan/
1836 ditzatela Verb /dit͡s̻atela/
1837 ditzaten Verb /dit͡s̻aten/
1838 ditzazuela Verb /dit͡s̻as̻uela/
1839 ditzazuen Verb /dit͡s̻as̻uen/
1840 ditzazula Verb /dit͡s̻as̻ula/
1841 ditzazun Verb /dit͡s̻as̻un/
1842 dizipulu Noun /dis̻ipulu/ Equivalent to 'Disciple': A person who learns from another, especially one who then teaches others.
1843 dohainik Noun, Adverb /dohai̯nik/ partitive indefinite of dohain.
1844 dokumentu Noun /dokumentu/ Equivalent to 'document': An original or official paper used as the basis, proof, or support of anything else, including…
1845 dominatu Verb /dominatu/ to dominate.
1846 dominazio Noun /dominas̻io/ domination.
1847 donetasun Noun
1848 donibandar Noun
1849 donostiar Noun, Adjective /donos̺tiar/ a person from San Sebastián.
1850 dorretxe Noun /doret͡ʃe/ tower house.
1851 dozenaka Noun
1852 dramagile Noun /dramaɡile/ playwright, dramatist.
1853 dromedario Noun /dromedaɾio/ Equivalent to 'Dromedary': A locality in Brighton council area and the Southern Midlands council area, south eastern Tas…
1854 durundi egin Noun
1855 durundika Noun
1856 durunditsu Noun
1857 durunditu Noun
1858 ebakuntza Noun
1859 ebanjelio Noun /ebanɟelio/ Equivalent to 'gospel': The first section of the Christian New Testament scripture, comprising the books of Matthew, Mar…
1860 ebiakoitz Noun /ebiakoi̯t͡s̻/
1861 edalontzi Noun Equivalent to 'glass': A solution stack consisting of the GemStone database and application server, Linux operating syst…
1862 ederrean Adjective inessive inanimate singular of eder.
1863 edertasun Noun /edertas̺un/
1864 edonoizko Noun
1865 edonola ere Noun
1866 edonolako Noun
1867 edonondik Noun
1868 edonongo Noun
1869 edonor ere Noun
1870 edozein ere Noun
1871 edozein modutan Noun
1872 edozeinetara ere Noun
1873 edozeinetera ere Noun
1874 edozertara ere Noun
1875 edukitze Noun /edukit͡s̻e/ verbal noun of eduki (“to contain”).
1876 edukitzen Verb /edukit͡s̻en/
1877 egarri izan Noun
1878 egia bihurtu Noun
1879 egia erran Noun
1880 egia errateko Noun
1881 egia esan Noun
1882 egia esanda Noun
1883 egia esateko Noun
1884 egia esatera Noun
1885 egia-balio Noun
1886 egia-oste Noun
1887 egia-taula Noun
1888 egian izan Noun
1889 egiantzeko Noun
1890 egiatako Noun
1891 egiazale Noun
1892 egiazkiro Noun
1893 egiaztapen Noun
1894 egiaztatu Noun, Verb /eɡias̻tatu/ Equivalent to 'verify': to confirm the truth or correctness of (something).
1895 egitasmo Noun /eɡitas̺mo/ project, plan.
1896 egitzazu Verb /eɡit͡s̻as̻u/
1897 egitzazue Verb /eɡit͡s̻as̻ue/
1898 egongela Noun /eɡonɡela/ Equivalent to 'living room': A room in a private house used for general social and leisure activities.
1899 eguazten Noun /eɡuas̻ten/ Wednesday.
1900 egubakoitz Noun /eɡubakoi̯t͡s̻/
1901 Eguberri on Phrase Merry Christmas.
1902 eguerdi arte Noun
1903 eguerdiro Noun, Adverb /eɡuerdiɾo/ every day at noon.
1904 egun on Phrase Equivalent to 'good morning': A greeting consisting of the interjection.
1905 egun urratze Noun
1906 egunabar Noun
1907 eguneroko Noun Equivalent to 'daily': Something that is produced, consumed, used, or done every day.
1908 egungo egun Noun
1909 egunkari Noun /eɡunkaɾi/ Equivalent to 'daily': Something that is produced, consumed, used, or done every day.
1910 egunsenti Noun /eɡuns̺enti/ Equivalent to 'dawn': A female given name from English sometimes given to a girl born at that time of day.
1911 egur-ikatz Noun /eɡur ikat͡s̻/
1912 eguraldi Noun /eɡuɾaldi/ Equivalent to 'weather': The short-term state of the atmosphere at a specific time and place, including the temperature…
1913 egurgile Noun /eɡurɡile/ Equivalent to 'Woodworker': A person skilled at woodworking.
1914 egurrago Adjective comparative degree of egur.
1915 egurraren Noun, Adjective genitive singular of egur.
1916 egurregi Adjective excessive degree of egur.
1917 egurrikatz Noun nonstandard spelling of egur-ikatz.
1918 eguzki saindu Noun
1919 eguzkia atera Noun
1920 eguzkia etzan Noun
1921 eguzkia hartu Noun
1922 eguzkia irten Noun
1923 eguzkia sartu Noun
1924 eguzkia sortu Noun
1925 eguzkialde Noun
1926 eguzkialdi Noun
1927 eguzkipe Noun
1928 eguzkitako Noun
1929 eguzkitako betaurreko Noun /eɡus̻kitako betau̯reko/ sunglasses.
1930 eguzkitako betaurrekoak Noun absolutive plural of eguzkitako betaurreko.
1931 eguzkitan Noun
1932 eguzkitara Noun
1933 eguzkitara atera Noun
1934 eguzkitara joan Noun
1935 eguzkitara zabaldu Noun
1936 eguzkitsu Noun, Adjective /eɡus̻kit͡s̺u/
1937 eguzkitu Noun
1938 eguzkiz eguzki Noun
1939 ehiza egin Noun
1940 ehiztari Noun /ehis̻taɾi/ Equivalent to 'Hunter': An English and Scottish surname originating as an occupation for a hunter.
1941 eibartar Noun
1942 ekaiztsu Noun, Adjective /ekai̯s̻t͡s̺u/ Equivalent to 'Stormy': A female given name from English.
1943 ekonomiko Adjective /ekonomiko/
1944 ekuadortar Noun
1945 eldarnio Noun /eldarnio/ Equivalent to 'Delirium': A temporary mental state with a sudden onset, usually reversible, including symptoms of confus…
1946 eleberri Noun /eleberi/ Equivalent to 'novel': A work of prose fiction, longer than a novella.
1947 elefante Noun /elefante/ Equivalent to 'elephant': A large mammal of the family Elephantidae in the order Proboscidea, having a trunk, and native…
1948 elektrodo Noun Equivalent to 'Electrode': The terminal through which electric current passes between metallic and nonmetallic parts of…
1949 elektroi Noun Equivalent to 'Electron': The subatomic particle having a negative charge and orbiting the nucleus; the flow of electron…
1950 eliz urte Noun Equivalent to 'Christian year': The annual cycle of liturgical seasons in Christian churches, usually beginning from the…
1951 elkar aditu Noun
1952 elkar hartu Noun
1953 elkar jo Noun
1954 elkarbide Noun
1955 elkargaitz Noun
1956 elkargarri Noun
1957 elkargune Noun
1958 elkarketa Noun
1959 elkarkide Noun
1960 elkarkor Noun
1961 elkarlan Noun /elkarlan/ teamwork, cooperation.
1962 elkarrekin Noun, Adverb /elkarekin/ comitative of elkar, together.
1963 elkarren gainka Noun
1964 elkarrezin Noun
1965 elkartasun Noun /elkartas̺un/ association, alliance, fellowship.
1966 elkarzut Noun
1967 eltzegile Noun /elt͡s̻eɡile/
1968 elur jausi Noun alternative spelling of elur-jausi (“avalanche”).
1969 elur xehe Noun
1970 elur-erbi Noun
1971 elur-euri Noun
1972 elur-hontz Noun
1973 elur-jausi Noun /elur ɟau̯s̺i/ avalanche.
1974 emagaldu Noun /emaɡaldu/ prostitute.
1975 emagizon Adjective /emaɡis̻on/ effeminate.
1976 emaztegai Noun /emas̻teɡai̯/ Equivalent to 'Fiancee': A woman who is engaged to be married; the woman to whom one is engaged.
1977 ene baitan Noun, Pronoun /ene bai̯tan/ inessive of ni.
1978 enigmatiko Adjective /eniɡmatiko/ enigmatic.
1979 enparantza Noun
1980 entzungor Noun /ent͡s̻unɡor/ someone who turns a deaf ear.
1981 entzungor egin Verb /ent͡s̻unɡor eɡin/ to turn a deaf ear, ignore.
1982 entzutetsu Noun
1983 entzuzue Verb /ent͡s̻us̻ue/
1984 epaikari Noun /epai̯kaɾi/
1985 epaiketa Noun /epai̯keta/
1986 epaikunde Noun
1987 epaitegi Noun /epai̯teɡi/ Equivalent to 'Courthouse': A public building housing courts of law.
1988 erabakiak hartu Noun
1989 erabakigai Noun
1990 erabakimen Noun
1991 erabakitze Noun /eɾabakit͡s̻e/ verbal noun of erabaki (“to decide”); decision.
1992 erabakiz Noun
1993 erabakizun Noun
1994 erabilera Noun
1995 erabilketa Noun /eɾabilketa/ Equivalent to 'use': To consume completely: used up all our money.
1996 eraginak Noun
1997 eraginaren Noun
1998 eraginari Noun
1999 eraginaz Noun
2000 eraginean Noun
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