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Basque Word of the Day

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A-te • noun — 17th of Apr, 2026


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Meaning: door (the movable barrier used to close an entrance)

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Examples

  1. Mesedez, atea itxi.
    (Please close the door.)
  2. Atea zabalik dago.
    (The door is open.)
  3. Giltzak mahaian daude, atearen ondoan.
    (The keys are on the table, next to the door.)

Synonyms

  • sarrera
  • atari
Ate is the basic word for a physical door. In everyday speech you will often hear it with the definite article suffix -a (atea = the door). It is also used figuratively (e.g., 'aukera atea' = 'door of opportunity'). 'Sarrera' and 'atari' are related words meaning entrance or portal and can sometimes substitute depending on context.

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