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hi'dh·et vpr 1 to launch oneself: (into the air) jump, leap, spring, bound; hop 2 to surmount an obstacle: get by, pass, overleap 3 [Colloq] to drop by 4 [Fig] to take immediate action: jump to it 5 [Fig] to leap to one's feet (to speak); enter in abruptly 6 [Fig Colloq] to ascend higher, rise (on what is conceived as a scale) 7 [Colloq] to grow quickly/rampant, take form quickly
<> hidh·et3sg gjoksi/zemra pėrpjetė <>'s heart rejoices, <> is elated
hidh·et kodėr mė kodėr to talk without making sense
<> hidh·et nė grykė 1 (said of someone who is sensitive to what <> says and reacts strongly) to jump down <>'s throat 2 to go for <>'s throat; assail <>, attack <> 3 to try to shut <> up
<> hidh·et nė qafė to hug <> energetically
hidh·et nė flakė "jump into the fire" to plunge right in, act without fear of the dangers
hidh·et nga vendi to flare up in anger
hidh·et pėrpjetė 1 to be taken aback 2 to react vehemently
hidh·et si gjel to fly off into a rage at the least thing

hidhėr|a'k adj 1 bitter, sour; embittered 2 [Fig] = hidhna'k

hidhėr|i'm nm ger 1 < hidhėro'·n, hidhėro'·het 2 bitterness, sour taste 3 [Fig] spite, embitterment, anger 4 [Fig] sorrow, grief, sadness