English to Esperanto Meaning of shivery - shivery

Shivery :
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Definitions of shivery in English
Adjective
Examples of shivery in English
(1) I feel all shivery(2) she was tired and shivery
(1) Shiva ::
Ŝivao
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Adjective
2. trembly ::
trema
3. quivery ::
quivery
4. shaky ::
tremanta
9. cold ::
malvarmo
10. chilly ::
malvarmo
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