haize
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Basque
Etymology
From Proto-Basque *(h)aize.[1]
Pronunciation
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- Hyphenation: hai‧ze
Noun
haize inan
Declension
Declension of haize (inanimate, ending in vowel)
| indefinite | singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|---|
| absolutive | haize | haizea | haizeak |
| ergative | haizek | haizeak | haizeek |
| dative | haizeri | haizeari | haizeei |
| genitive | haizeren | haizearen | haizeen |
| comitative | haizerekin | haizearekin | haizeekin |
| causative | haizerengatik | haizearengatik | haizeengatik |
| benefactive | haizerentzat | haizearentzat | haizeentzat |
| instrumental | haizez | haizeaz | haizeez |
| inessive | haizetan | haizean | haizeetan |
| locative | haizetako | haizeko | haizeetako |
| allative | haizetara | haizera | haizeetara |
| terminative | haizetaraino | haizeraino | haizeetaraino |
| directive | haizetarantz | haizerantz | haizeetarantz |
| destinative | haizetarako | haizerako | haizeetarako |
| ablative | haizetatik | haizetik | haizeetatik |
| partitive | haizerik | — | — |
| prolative | haizetzat | — | — |
Derived terms
- gaztela-haize (“southern wind”)
- haize albo (“with wind coming from a side”)
- haize alde (“with tailwind”)
- haize beltz (“north wind”)
- haize egin (“to blow, to fan”)
- haize emate (“insufflation”)
- haize emendik (“go out!”)
- haize gorri (“strong north wind”)
- haize hego (“south wind”)
- haize hotzaren berokia eman (“to give nothing”)
- haize kirri (“breeze”)
- haize kontra (“with headwind”)
- haize-arka (“bellows”)
- haize-arrosa (“compass rose”)
- haize-babesean (“protected from the wind”)
- haize-bolada (“wind gust”)
- haize-bunbada (“wind gust”)
- haize-burrunba (“wind gust”)
- haize-erauntsi (“wind gust”)
- haize-errota (“windmill”)
- haize-instrumentu (“wind instrument”)
- haize-laster (“airstream”)
- haize-mahuka (“whirlwind”)
- haize-makina (“winnower”)
- haize-min (“flatulence”)
- haize-oihal (“sails”)
- haize-orratz (“weather vane”)
- haize-parke (“wind farm”)
- haize-portu (“airstream”)
- haize-sorgailu (“wind turbine”)
- haize-tunel (“wind tunnel”)
- haize-zirimola (“whirlwind”)
- haize-zulo (“blowhole, an unintended cavity filled with air”)
- haize-zurrunbilo (“whirlwind”)
- haizea eman (“to blow, to fan”)
- haizea nora, zapiak hara (“jump on the bandwagon, to ride the coattails”)
- haizea poparean (“with tailwind”)
- haizealde (“windward side”)
- haizealdi (“wind gust”)
- haizebabes (“lee”)
- haizebe (“leeward side”)
- haizebe (“leeward side”)
- haizeberritu (“to air out”)
- haizebide (“nozzle”)
- haizegile (“fan”)
- haizegune (“place exposed to the wind”)
- haizekada (“wind gust”)
- haizemaile (“fan”)
- haizeola (“wind-powered ironworks”)
- haizeontzi (“sailboat”)
- haizeputz (“smug, full of oneself”)
- haizeratu (“to winnow”)
- haizetako (“windshield”)
- haizetako-garbigailu (“windshield wiper”)
- haizete (“strong wind”)
- haizeti (“farty”)
- haizetorki (“climate”)
- haizetsu (“windy”)
- haizeztatu (“to air out”)
- lau haizeetara (“from the rooftops”)
- lehor-haize (“land breeze”)
Interjection
haize
References
- ^ “haize” in Etymological Dictionary of Basque by R. L. Trask, sussex.ac.uk
Further reading
- “haize”, in Euskaltzaindiaren Hiztegia [Dictionary of the Basque Academy], Euskaltzaindia
- “haize”, in Orotariko Euskal Hiztegia [General Basque Dictionary], Euskaltzaindia, 1987–2005