English to Basque Meaning of who - nor

Who :
nor

nor, bertan, gisa, horiek, edozein, inor, duenarentzat, norc, hortxe

duten
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Definitions of who in English
Noun(1) a United Nations agency to coordinate international health activities and to help governments improve health services
Examples of who in English
(1) those who died(2) He takes me on a tour, and we pass several attractive women who all smile at him in a hopeful way.(3) who knows?(4) who can I contact?(5) At home, I sit down to reply to all the boys and girls who leave letters for me in my postbox.(6) he met a man who was from Lisburn(7) guess who(8) He was a good guy who kept me informed of what was going on with the other counselors.(9) A gun was held to a teenage girl's neck by a mugger who robbed her of her mobile phone.(10) who cares?(11) Hannah Start met one of the more seriously injured who is on the long road to recovery.(12) the book is about a man who many describe as a hero(13) who holds the sea, perforce doth hold the land(14) he's very fond of his grandchildren, who are in their teens(15) who in God's name will tell your mother?(16) He ran the ball up the right wing and slipped it to Smith who had moved in to a central striking role.
Related Phrases of who
(1) who is he ::
Nor da
(2) with who ::
norekin
(3) who else ::
nor gehiago
(4) those who ::
dutenek
(5) who is who ::
nor da nor
(6) of who ::
duten
(7) who where ::
nor non
(8) anyone who ::
edonork
(9) the one who ::
ko duten
(10) one who ::
nor
Synonyms
M
1. who ::
nor
2. which ::
bertan
3. as ::
gisa
4. those ::
horiek
5. any ::
edozein
6. anybody ::
inor
7. whoever ::
duenarentzat
8. whosoever ::
norc
9. whichever ::
hortxe
Different Forms
who
Word Example from TV Shows
That's exactly who I am.

That's exactly WHO I am.

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 1

Who sent you?

Who sent you?

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 7

A member of your family who has actively

A member of your family WHO has actively

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 6

JOY: The man who has toiled under the weight

JOY: The man WHO has toiled under the weight

Westworld Season 3, Episode 8

I'm not exactly sure who that was yesterday,

I'm not exactly sure WHO that was yesterday,

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 10

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