Difference between revisions of "Hego haizea, ero haizea"
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Latest revision as of 15:57, 29 March 2023
| Language | Basque |
| Topics | Nature |
| Explanation and use (in mother tongue) | Hego haizea datorrenean, bero datorrenez, zentzumenak erotu egiten direla esaten da. |
In English
| Literal Translation: | Wind from the south, crazy wind. |
| Real meaning: | When the warm wind comes from the south, it is said that our senses go crazy. |
| Related idioms: |
In other languages
| Language | Literal translation | To express the same | Related Idioms |
|---|---|---|---|
| Catalan | ... | ... | ... |
| Galician | Vento do sur, vento loco. | O vento do sur vóltanos tolos | ... |
| Romanian | Vânt din sud, vânt nebun. | ... | ... |
| Spanish | Viento del sur, viento loco. | El viento del sur nos vuelve locos | ... |
| Turkish | Güneyden rüzgar, çılgın rüzgar. | ... | ... |
