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Etymological Dictionary of Basque 105
arima (B HN L Z), anima (G) n. ‘soul’. 15th cent.
From Lat. animam id., with the common form possibly via *alima, by dissimilation and
P22 (M. 1961a: 317 fn. 10), or perhaps by direct dissimilation. {cf. Occ. arma, Cast.
alma}
amezkilla (G), aimezkilla (G) n. ‘ringing of a church bell to announce the death throes
of a sufferer’. + ezkila ‘bell’ (M. ****{1962a: 56} Arb).
arin (**), arhin (**), á(r)hin (Z) a. ‘light’. ****
arhizki (old LN) adv. ‘lightly’. 1545. + -z advbl. + -ki [**{1}] AdvFS.
haritz (**), aritz (**), há(r)itx (Z), areitz (G), araitz (G HN), aretx (old B Sout R) n. ‘oak’
(bot.) ****
{OUO.}
arlinga (G) n. [fogonadura] ****
From Cast. carlinga ‘cockpit, cabin’, by P**{14} (M. ****{1967f: 606} Arb; M. credits
Griera).
arlo (B G **) ****{n. task, matter’} [FHV 366]
arlote (**), arlot (**) n. ‘vagabond’, **** **** [FHV 366]
arma (**), harma (**) n. ‘weapon’. ****
From Lat. arma ‘weapons’.
harmadura (**) ****
harmatu (**) ****{vti. ‘arm’}
armiarma (G HN) (1745, 1749), armiarmo (L), armierma (?) (17th cent.), armarma (G
HN L), armirmau (?) (1783), miarma (?) (ca. 1800), armarabilla (G), armarmio
(LN), armamoi (HN), amiamo (LN), armirimao (G), amauma (HN), amama (G
HN), amalma (HN), abaraun (**), amaraun (**), amalaun (**), amañ (**), abañ
(Z) n. ‘spider’ (zool.) (order Araneae). [Az.: also ‘web’ in places] [AT] [CHECK: I
think I’ve put in some words for ‘web’ only]
Of expressive origin. Lat. arāneam id. {‘spider’s web’, ‘spider’} is too remote in form
to provide a source.
arnegatu (B G HN L LN), arnegatü (Z), ernegatu (G HN) ****{vt. ‘curse’} [FHV 164]
From Lat. renegāre *** or a Rom. reflex of this (M. 1961a: 164). The syncope might be
Rom.: cf. Gasc. arnegà id.
aro [1] (**), haro (**), há(r)o (Z) n. ‘time?’, ‘weather’ ****