Translation of "creaking" into Basque

In modern everyday spoken Basque, "dagi" is not frequent. Ordinary conversational Basque almost exclusively uses the periphrastic form (egiten du). However, synthetic forms of egin—especially dagi and zegien—are relatively common in: Literary registers, poetry, and narrative prose, where writers use them for stylistic density, rhythm, and variety. Verbal collocations / idioms, especially paired with sound symbolic nouns or fixed expressions (e.g., karranka dagi, eztula dagi, irri dagi, ihes dagi). Certain regional traditions (prominently in classical and dialectal texts).