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zin - Etymological Basque Dictionary-French-Spanish-English
zin
(B) Rush marrow. Crossing of zi "rush" and muin "marrow".
(V) Meollo de junco. Cruce de zi "junco" con muin "meollo".
(B) Moelle de jonc. Croisement de zi "jonc" et muin "moelle".

zin
Oath, swear. Word cognate with sin- "faith" (cf. sineste).
Juramento. Palabra emparentada con sin- "fe" (cf. sineste).
Serment, jurement. Terme apparenté à sin- "foi" (cf. sineste).

zindo
(1761) Sincere, faithful. From zin-/sin- "faith".
(1761) Leal, sincero, fiel. De zin-/sin- "fe".
(1761) Loyal, sincère, fidèle. De zin-/sin- "foi".

zingana
(1620) Whip.
(1620) Vara, azote.
(1620) Verge, fouet.

zingar
Fat bacon. Var. of xingar "id.".
Tocino. Var. de xingar "id.".
Lard. Var. de xingar "id.".

zinge
(1899) Non-believer. From zin "faith" and ge "without".
(1899) Pagano, incrédulo. De zin "creencia" y ge "sin".
(1899) Incroyant. De zin "croyance" et ge "sans".

zingira
(B, G) Swamp, marsh.
(V, G) Pantano, cenagal.
(B, G) Marais, marécage.

zinka
Cry of joy. Expresive word.
Grito de alegría. Palabra expresiva.
Cri de joie. Terme expressif.

zinkirio
(G) Weed.
(G) Mala hierba.
(G) Mauvaise herbe.

zintzo
True, sincere, loyal. From zin "faith, faithful". Perhaps cognate with jap. shin- < *sin- "gentle, kind" (cf. jap. shinsetsu "gentle", private communication of J.B. Orpustan ).
Verdadero, sincero, leal. De zin "fe, lealtad, etc.". Acaso emparentado con jap. shin- < *sin- "gentil". (cf. jap. shinsetsu "gentil", comunicación personal de J. B. Orpustan ).
Véridique, sincère, loyal. De zin "foi, fidélité, etc.". Peut-être apparenté au jap. shin- < *sin- "gentil" (cf. jap.shinsetsu "gentil", communication personnelle de J. B. Orpustan ).

zintzur
(1284) Throat. Variant kuntxurri.
(1284) Garganta. Variante kuntxurri.
(1284) Gorge. Variante kuntxurri.






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