Esperanto-English word list

    Words from the course Esperanto Viva!


    lingvo: no-bokmal

    Ĉ ĉ Ĝ ĝ Ĥ ĥ Ĵ ĵ Ŭ ŭ

    Key to the symbols used:

    Words are broken down into their roots by the symbols ` and +.
    A + indicates the basic form of the word, which is the most natural. Actions are listed as verbs (with -i ending); things are listed as nouns (with -o ending); qualities are listed as adjectives (with -a ending).

    The symbols following the word are:

    • * Indicates that the word is explained in the lesson
    • -> indicates that the student should be able to derive the word in the lesson
    • # indicates that the word can be guessed from the English, and is not explained in the lesson.
    The number(s) in square brackets indicate the lesson(s) where the word is first introduced or where it is explained. Where no lesson number is indicated, this is to show the basic form of a word, where other forms are listed.

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    a {-a} * [1, 2, 3]: adjective ending
    aĉet+i * [2]: to buy
    aĉet`ebl`a * [10]: can be bought, literally: buyable.
    ad {-ad-}: Ending, as in movado. Not dealt with in this course.
    adres+o # [7]: address
    afabl+a: kind
    afabl`e * [7]: kindly
    afer+o * [8]: matter, affair
    aĝ+o * [4]: age
    aĝ`a -> [4]: aged
    ajn * [9]: at all, as in io ajn: anything
    aĵ+o * [6]: thing, substance. aĵ is a common ending, denoting a thing or substance
    akcept+i: accept
    akcept`ej`o * [3]: reception
    akompan+i * [6]: accompany
    akordion+o # [6]: accordion
    aktiv+a # [8]: active
    aktual+a * [8]: topical
    al * [2]: to (expressing direction)
    al`ir`o * [9]: approach
    al`ven`i * [5]: to arrive
    ali+a * [9]: other
    ali`flank`e * [9]: on the other hand (literally: side)
    aline+o * [7]: paragraph
    alkohol`o * [2]: alcohol
    Alp+o`j * [4]: Alps
    alt+a * [9]: high, tall
    alt`grad`a * [9]: high-level, advanced
    amas`loĝ`ej`o * [3]: mass accommodation
    ambasador`ej`o * [7]: embassy
    ambaŭ * [3]: both
    amik+o * [2, 3]: friend
    Amik`a Rond`o de Esperant`aĵ-Kolekt`ant`o`j * [8]: Friendly Circle of Collectors of Esperanto Objects
    amik`ar`o * [7]: circle of friends
    Amik`ar`o de Esperant`o en Radi`o * [8]: Friends of Esperanto on the Radio
    amik`in`o * [3]: female friend
    ampleks+a * [7]: wide, wide-ranging
    Amplifiki * [6]: a music group
    amuz+i : to amuse
    amuz`a * [10]: amusing
    an+o * [4]: member;-ano: member, or adherent, of
    angl+o: an English person
    angl`a * [5]: English
    ankaŭ * [1]: also
    ankoraŭ * [7]: still, in the sense: continuing
    anonc+i: to announce
    anonc`o * [9]: announcement
    ant {-ant-} * [8]: ending expressing: someone who is doing
    antaŭ * [3]: before, in front of
    antaŭ {antaŭ-} [6]: as a prefix, equivalent to English pre-.
    antaŭ`a [10]: previous
    antaŭ`e [6]: previously
    antaŭ`kongres`o * [4]: pre-congress
    aparat+o * [6]: apparatus
    apart+a: separate
    apart`e * [10]: separately
    aper+i * [8]: to appear
    april+o * [5]: April
    apud * [1]: near, next to
    ar+o * [7]: collection, group. As an ending, -ar- forms a collective noun - ie a group of things
    aranĝ+i * [8]: arrange
    aranĝ`o [10]: arrangement
    as {-as} * [1]: verb present tense ending
    asoci+o * [7]: association
    asoci`a * [8]: associate
    Asorti * [6]: a music group
    ateism+o # [8]: atheism
    ating+i * [5]: to reach
    Auld * [10]: William Auld, a leading Esperanto poet
    aŭ * [2]: or
    aŭd+i * [4, 7]: to hear
    aŭd`help`il`o * [6]: hearing aid
    aŭd`ig`i * [7]: play (a tape, CD, radio, etc)
    aŭd`il`o * [6]: hearing aid, headphone etc
    aŭgust+o * [5]: August
    aŭskult+i * [6]: to listen
    aŭskult`ant`o * [7]: listener
    Aŭstrali+o [10]: Australia
    Aŭstri+o # [7]: (also: Aŭstr`i`o) Austria
    Aŭstri`a Radi`o [7]: Austrian Radio
    aŭtobus+o * [3]: bus
    aŭtobus`staci`dom`o * [3]: bus station
    aŭtomat+a: automatic
    aŭtomat`e # [9]: automatically
    aŭtomobil`ist`o -> [8]: car driver
    avantaĝ+o * [10]: advantage
    aventur+o * [6]: adventure
    To quick jumps.
    Baghy * [10]: Gjulio Baghy, a leading Esperanto poet
    baha`ism`o # [8]: Bahai
    baldaŭ * [1]: soon
    baz`it`a * [10]: based
    bel+a * [6]: beautiful, pretty
    Belg`i`o # [8]: Belgium
    BEMI * [8] = Biciklista Esperantista Movado Internacia
    BEMI-Revu`o # [8]: BEMI Review
    Beograd+o * [7]: Belgrade
    bezon+i * [9]: to need
    bibliotek+o * [7, 9]: library
    bicikl+o: Bicycle
    bicikl`a # [8]:
    bicikl`ant`o * [8]: cyclist (someone who happens to be cycling)
    bicikl`i # [8]: to cycle
    bicikl`ist`a # [8]:of cyclists
    Bicikl`ist`a Esperantista Movado Internacia * [8]: International Cyclists Esperantist Movement
    bicikl`ist`o [8]: cyclist (someone who takes it seriously)
    bo {bo-} * [8]: a prefix meaning -in-law.
    bo`ge`patr`o`j * [8]: parents-in-law
    bon+a [2, 3, 4, 6]: good
    Bon`a`n apetit`o`n. * [2]: Good appetite.
    Bon`a`n maten`o`n. * [2]: Good morning.
    Bon`a`n nokt`o`n. * [2]: Good night.
    Bon`a`n tag`o`n. * [2]: Good day. Equivalent to Good Afternoon.
    Bon`a`n vesper`o`n. * [2]: Good evening.
    bon`aĵ`o * [6]: (a) goodie
    bon`e * [6]: well
    Bon`e! * [6]: Good!
    bon`ven`a * [5]: welcome
    bon`ven`ig`i * [7]: to welcome
    Bon`ven`o`n. [9]: Welcome.
    bon`vol`i * [5]: to have good will
    bon`vol`u * [5]: please: Bonvolu informi nin: Please inform us
    Bon`vol`u.* [5]: You`re welcome.
    Bosni+o-Hercegovin+o # [7]: Bosnia-Heregovina
    Boulton * [3, 10]: Marjorie Boulton, a leading Esperanto writer
    brit+o * [9]: (a) britton
    Brit`i`o * [1]: Great Britain
    Brit`lando * [9] = Britio
    Brit`uj`o * [9] = Britio
    bru+o: noise
    bru`a * [6]: noisy
    bulten+o * [8]: bulletin
    To quick jumps.
    cel+i * [10]: to aim at, target, get at (in the sense: to mean)
    cent * [5]: hundred
    cert+a: certain
    cert`e * [6]: certainly
    cirkul`aĵ`o * [6]: circular
    To quick jumps.
    ĉar * [8]: because
    ĉe * [4]: at (in the sense `in the presence of`), as in: ĉe vi [5], ĉe kongreso [5], ĉe UEA [8], ĉe la pordo [9]
    ĉe`est`ant`o * [9]: attendee, a person who is present
    ĉe`est`i * [4]: to be present
    ĉe`est`i [4]: to be present
    ĉef`a -> [8]: main
    ĉef`e * [8]: mainly
    ĉeĥ+o * [9]: (a) Czech
    Ĉeĥ`i`o * [6]: The Czech Republic
    Ĉeĥ`uj`o * [9]: The Czech Republic
    ĉi * [4]: particle expressing proximity
    ĉi {ĉi-} * [7]: equivalent to every, in everyone, everywhere, everything, etc.
    ĉi ti`e * [4]: here
    ĉi ti`u * [4]: this
    ĉi`am * [7]: always
    ĉi`e * [7]: everywhere
    ĉi`el * [7]: in every way
    ĉi`o * [7]: everything
    Ĉi`o`n bon`a`n -> [10]: All the best
    ĉi`om * [7]: the whole quantity
    ĉi`u * [7]: everyone
    ĉi`u`jar`e -> [8]: every year, annually
    ĉi`u`monat`e -> [9]: every month, monthly
    ĉi`u`semajn`e -> [9]: every week, weekly
    ĉi`u`spec`a * [7]: of all sorts
    ĉi`u`tag`e * [7]: every day, daily
    ĉi`u`vendred`e -> [9]: every Friday
    ĉin+o: a Chinese (person)
    ĉin`a * [7]: Chinese
    Ĉin`a Radi`o Internaci`a * [7]: Chinese Radio International
    Ĉin`i`o # [8]: China
    ĉu * [1]: question word to turn a statement into a question
    Ĉu bon`e? [8]: OK?
    Ĉu? * [1]: Is it? Are they etc.
    To quick jumps.
    da * [9]: of (for quantity), as in : Kiom da kafoj [9], Tiom da aferoj [10]
    dan+o: a Dane
    Dan`i`o * [6]: Denmark
    dank+i * [4]: to thank
    dank`e al * [6]: thanks to
    dank`ind`e * [2]: worthy of thanks
    Dank`o`n. * [1]: Thanks, thank you.
    daŭr+i * [10]: to last
    daŭr`ig`i * [5]: to continue (something)
    de * [1]: from, of
    de`nask`a * [5]: from-birth
    de`nask`a Esperant`ist`o * [5]: "native" Esperanto speaker
    de`nask`e [6]: from birth
    de`nov`e * [5]: again
    decembr+o * [5]: December
    dek * [5]: ten, -teen
    dek {-dek} * [5]: As an ending, is equivalent to English -ty, as in sixty
    dek du * [5]: twelve
    dek tri * [5]: thirteen
    dek unu * [5]: eleven
    dek`a [10]: tenth
    dekstr`e * [5]: on the right
    dekstr`e`n * [5]: to the right
    dekstr`o * [6]: (the) right
    dekstr`ul`o -> [6]: right-winger
    deleg`it`o * [8]: delegate
    demand+i * [3]: ask (a question)
    demand`il`o * [6]: questionaire
    dent+o: tooth
    dent`ist`o # [3]: dentist
    detal+o * [10]: detail
    detal`a [10]: detailed
    dev+i * [4]: to have to, "must"
    dezir+i * [2]: to want
    dialog+o [10]: dialogue
    dimanĉ+o * [5]: Sunday
    dimanĉ`e [7]: on Sundays
    dir+i * [3]: to say
    direkt+o * [7]: direction
    dis {dis-} * [7]: a prefix, equivalent to English dis-,meaning: in all directions
    dis`aŭd`ig`i * [7]: to broadcast (on radio, megaphone etc)
    dis`don`i * [9]: to give away
    diskut+i * [9]: to discuss
    distr+i * [10]: to entertain
    divers+a`j * [9]: different, in the sense of diverse
    do * [5]: therefore
    Do, ... * [2]: Right, ..., So, ...
    dokument+o # [3]: document
    dom+o * [5]: house
    don+i * [6]: to give
    du * [2, 5]: two
    du`a * [5]: second
    du`a lecion`o [2]: second lesson
    du`dek * [5]: twenty
    du`dek kvar [7]: twenty four
    du`e * [6]: secondly
    du`mil [3]: two thousand
    du`monat`a [9]: bimonthly, in the sense: once in two months (not twice a month!)
    du`semajn`e [8]: fortnightly
    dum * [6]: during
    To quick jumps.
    e {-e} * [6]: adverb ending, equivalent to English -ly, but used more extensively
    EAB * [9]: Esperanto-Asocio de Britio
    ebl+a * [7, 8]: possible. As an ending: possible, -ible, -able, as in: havebla [10], aĉetebla [10]
    ebl`e # [3]: -ibly, -ably, as in kompreneble`[3]
    ebl`e * [7]: possibly, perhaps
    ebl`i -> [10]: to be possible
    ec {-ec-}: Ending to show abstract quality. Not introduced in this course, but it is found in: sennacieca.
    eĉ * [8]: even
    Edgoras * [6]: a member of Asorti
    Edwardas * [6]:a member of Asorti
    edz+o * [2]: husband
    edz`in`o * [2]: wife
    ej+o * [2]: place; -ejo: a place ending.
    ek`de * [9]: (starting) from
    eklezi+o * [7]: church, as an organisation
    ekspres+o * [7]: express, as in Esperanto-ekspreso.
    ekster * [5]: outside
    ekumen`ism`o # [8]: ecumenicalism
    ekzakt+a: exact
    ekzakt`e * [5]: exactly
    ekzempl+o: example
    ekzempl`e * [8]: for example
    ekzempler`o * [8]: copy, in the sense: on item of many. Eg a copy of the program.
    ekzerc+i [7]: to exercise (something)
    ekzerc`o * [6]: (an) exercise
    el * [1]: out of, from
    El Popol`a Ĉin`i`o * [8]: From People's China, an Esperanto magazine
    el`don`i * [8]: to publish
    el`don`o [10]: edition
    el`parol`o * [7]: pronunciation
    el`send`i * [7]: to send out, broadcast
    el`send`o -> [8]: (a) broadcast, despatch
    el`trov`i -> [7]: to find out
    elektronik+a # [6]: electronic
    elektronik`aĵ`o * [6]: a piece of electronics
    en * [1]: in
    en`hav`i * [3]: to contain
    en`hav`o [10]: contents
    en`ir`i -> [10]: to enter (go in)
    en`konduk`o * [10]: introduction
    en`met`i * [6]: to put in
    en`tut`e * [7]: in all
    en`ven`i -> [9]: to enter (come in)
    er+o * [7]: item; as an ending, denotes a single item, eg: programero
    escept+o * [9]: exception
    escept`e -> [9]: except
    esper+i * [5]: to hope
    esper`ant`o * [3, 8]: A person who hopes, Dr Zamenhof`s pseudonym.
    esperant`aĵ`o * [6]: Esperanto memorabilia; Esperanto text
    Esperant`e [9]: in Esperanto
    Esperant`ist`o * [4]: Esperantist
    Esperant`o Viv`a! * [1]: Esperanto Alive!
    Esperant`o-Asoci`o de Brit`i`o * [8]: Esperanto Association of Britain
    Esperant`o-Centr`o # [10]: Esperanto Centre
    Esperant`o-ekspres`o * [7]: Esperanto Express: an item Polish Radio Esperanto broadcasts.
    Esperant`o-federaci`o * [8]: Esperanto federation
    Esperant`o-klub`o -> [9]: Esperanto club
    Esperant`o-Lig`o Filatel`ist`a * [8]: Esperanto Philatelic League
    Esperant`o-movad`o * [7]: Esperanto movement
    Esperant`o-strat`o -> [3]: Esperanto Street / Road; There are many, in various countries.
    Esperant`uj`o -> [10]: "Esperanto land", "The World of Esperanto"
    est+i * [1]: to be
    est`as * [1]: is, are, am
    Est`as * [6, 7]: There is / are
    eston`a # [9]: Estonian
    Eston`a Radi`o # [7]: Estonian Radio
    estono: an Estonian
    et+a * [7]: tiny. As an ending, denotes the diminutive
    evangeli`ism`o # [8]: evangelism
    Eventoj * [8]: name of an Esperanto newspaper
    To quick jumps.
    facil+a * [9]: easy
    fajr+o * [9]: fire
    fak+o: specialisation
    fak`a * [7]: specialist
    fak`asoci`o -> [8]: specialist association
    fak`asoci`o [8]: specialist association
    fak`deleg`it`o * [8]: specialist delegate (in the Yearbook of UEA)
    faks+o # [8]: fax
    fam+a * [6]: famous
    famili+o * [5]: family
    famili`a nom`o * [10]: surname
    famili`a semajn`o * [4]: family week
    far+i * [6]: make, do
    februar+o * [5]: February
    federaci+o * [8]: federation.
    fer`voj`ist`a -> [8]:
    fer`voj`ist`o: railwayman / person
    fer`voj`o * [5]: railway (literally: iron way)
    festival+o * [6]: festival
    fil+o * [2]: son
    fil`in`o * [2]: daughter
    filatel`ist`a * [8]: of philatelists
    filologi+o * [8]: philology
    filozofi+o # [8]: philosophy
    fin+o * [5]: end
    fin`aĵ`o * [8]: ending
    Flandr`a Esperant`o-Lig`o # [8]: Flanders Esperanto League
    flank+o * [9]: side
    flav+a * [9]: yellow
    Flav`a`j Paĝ`o`j de Esperant`o * [9]: Yellow Pages of Esperanto (on the Internet)
    flug+i * [3]: to fly
    flug`haven`o * [3]: aerport
    flug`maŝin`o * [3]: aircraft
    flut+o # [6]: flute
    foj+o: time, as in dek-ses-foje [8]: 16 times; kelkfoje: sometimes [9]
    for * [5]: away
    for`ir`i [6]: to go away
    formal+a # [9]: formal
    forum+o * [9]: forum
    fot+o # [5]: photo
    Franc`i`o * [4]: France
    frukt`aĵ`o * [6]: a fruit mix, fruit juice, etc
    frukt`o`suk`o [9]: fruit juice
    To quick jumps.
    gazet+o * [8]: periodical, magazine, newspaper etc
    ge {ge-} * [4]: a prefix, meaning: both sexes taken together
    ge`patr`o`j * [4]: parents
    German`i`o # [8]: Germany
    grad+o * [9]: grade
    gramatik+o * [10]: grammar
    gramofon`disk`o * [6]: gramophone record
    grand+a * [3]: big
    grand`o * [3]: size
    Gratul`o`n. * [2]: Congratulations.
    grav+a -> [8]: important
    grav`i * [7]: to be important
    grup+o # [6]: group
    gvid`ant`o * [4]: leader
    To quick jumps.
    ĝi * [3]: it
    ĝis * [1]: until
    ĝis baldaŭ! * [1]: See you soon!
    ĝis la re`vid`o * [1]: Goodbye
    ĝis la! * [1]: See you! (Shortened form of ĝis la revido!)
    ĝis`dat`a * [7]: up-to-date
    ĝis! * [1]: See you! (Shortened form of ĝis la!)
    ĝoj+i * [5]: to be glad
    ĝu+i * [3]: to enjoy (something)
    To quick jumps.
    ha * [1]: ah
    hal+o * [9]: hall
    hav+i * [3]: to have
    hav`aĵ`o * [6]: possession
    hav`ebl`a * [10]: obtainable [literally: havable]
    hav`ebl`a -> [10]: obtainable
    haven`o * [3]: port, haven
    hejm`e`n -> * [6]: (to) home
    hejm`o * [5]: home
    hejm`paĝ`o [10]: home page (on the Internet)
    herb+o * [3]: grass
    Herold`o de Esperant`o * [8]: Herald of Esperanto, an Esperanto newspaper
    hieraŭ * [6]: yesterday
    Hispan`i`o * [1]: Spain
    ho * [5]: oh
    hodiaŭ * [4]: today
    hom+o * [3]: person, human being
    hor+o * [5, 7]: hour, time
    hotel+o # [3]: hotel
    Hungar`i`o * [4]: Hungary
    To quick jumps.
    ĥor+o * [6]: choir
    ĥor`ekzer`co -> [9]: choir practice
    To quick jumps.
    i { -i} * [4]: ending for the infinitive of a verb. English equivalent: to as in to come, to go, etc.
    i`am * [8]: sometime
    i`e * [8]: somewhere
    i`el * [8]: somehow
    i`o * [8]: something
    i`o {-io} [9]: As an ending, denotes a country. Originally this was ujo or lando
    i`o ajn * [9]: anything
    i`om * [7, 8]: some, somewhat, rather
    i`om`et`e * [1, 7]: a little bit
    i`u * [8]: someone
    ig+i * [7]: to make, in the sense: cause to be. Often used as an ending.
    iĝ+i: to become. Not covered in this course, but it occurs in words: kontaktiĝi, unuiĝo, renkontiĝo
    IKUE * [7] =Internacia Katolika Unuiĝo Esperantista
    il+o * [6]: tool. As an ending, denotes a tool, or a thing used for.
    ILERA * [8] =Internacia Ligo de Esperantistaj Radio-Amatoroj
    ili * [5]: they
    ilustr`it`a * [8]: illustrated
    in+o * [2]: (a) female. As an ending, -in- denotes the female of the species
    ind+a Worthy of. See dankinde, ne dankinde
    indiĝen+o * [10]: (a) native
    individu+o: an individual
    individu`a * [8]: individual
    infan+o * [4]: child
    Infan`a Kongres`et`o * [4]: Children's Mini-Congress
    infan`a: to do with children
    inform+o [7]: a piece of information. Note that the plural, informoj is used for more than one piece of information, whereas in English, information has no plural, except when spoken by foreigners
    inform`i * [5]: to inform
    instru+i * [10]: to teach
    instru`ist`o * [8]: teacher
    instrument+o # [6]: instrument
    inter * [3]: between, among.
    inter {inter-} * [3]: As a prefix is equivalent to inter.
    inter`naci`a * [6]: international
    Inter`naci`a Fervoj`ist`a Esperant`o-Federaci`o -> [8]: International Railwaymen's Esperanto Federation
    Inter`naci`a Infan`a Kongres`et`o -> [5]: International Children's Mini-Congress
    Inter`naci`a Jun`ul`ar`a Kongres`o -> [5]: International Youth Congress
    Inter`naci`a Kultur`a Festival`o * [6]: International Cultural Festival
    Inter`naci`a Ligo de Esperant`ist`a`j Radi`o-Amator`o`j * [8]: International League of Esperantist Radio Amateurs
    Inter`naci`a Semajn`o * [4]: International Week
    inter`naci`e -> [6]: internationally
    inter`parol`as -> [3]: converse
    inter`parol`o [9]: conversation
    Inter`ret`o * [7]: Internet
    interes+a * [7]: interesting
    interes`i -> [10]: to interest (someone)
    interes`o -> [8]: interest
    intervju+i # [7]: to interview
    ir+i * [3]: to go
    Irland+o # [9]: Ireland
    irland`an`o * [9]: an Irish person
    is {-is} * [3]: verb past tense ending
    islam+o [8]: Islam
    ist+o: -ist # [8]: -ist, a person who specialises in something.
    it {-it-}: Past passive verb ending. Not introduced in this course, but it is to be found in: bazita, korektita, ligita, resendita, delegito
    ital+o * [9]: (an) Italian
    Ital`i`o * [1]: Italy
    To quick jumps.
    j {-j} * [2, 7]: ending denoting a pluraj of nouns, adjectives or ki-, i-, ĉi- ti- words, as in kiuj [7]
    jam * [5]: already
    januar+o * [5]: January
    japan+o # [9]: a Japanese person
    japan`a # [9]: Japanese
    Japan`i`o # [9]: Japan
    jar+o * [4]: year
    jar`aĝ`a * [4]: years old {e.g. dek-unu-jaraĝa [4]}
    jar`e -> [8]: yearly, a year
    jar`libr`o -> [8]: yearbook
    je * [5]: undefined preposition, used when none other fits, so that the useage of other prepositions is not corrupted. Normally now used mainly with time.
    JEB * [8]: Junularo Esperantista Brita
    jen * [2]: here is, behold
    Jen Ni`a Mond`o * [10]: This is Our World: title of Esperanto radio/cassette course, and of title song
    jen`o * [6]: the following
    Jen! * [6]: Here we are!
    jes * [1]: yes
    juli+o * [5]: July
    jun+a * [8]: young
    Jun`ul`ar`a Kongres`o * [4]: Youth Congress
    jun`ul`ar`o * [7, 8]: youth, in the sense of: young people collectively
    Jun`ul`ar`o Esperant`ist`a Brit`a * [8]: the association of young Esperantists in Britain
    jun`ul`o -> [8]: young person
    juni+o * [5]: June
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    ĵaŭd+o * [5]: Thursday
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    k.s. * [9]: = kaj simile
    kaf+o * [2]: coffee
    kaf`ej`o * [3]: cafe
    kaf`paŭz`o * [9]: coffee break
    kaj * [1]: and
    kajt+o * [6]: kite
    Kajto * [6]: An Esperanto folk music group
    Kalocsay * [10]: Kaloman Kalocsay: a leading Esperanto poet
    kamp+o * [9]: field
    kamp`ar`o * [9]: countryside
    kanak+o # [10]: a member of a tribe in New Guinea
    Kanak`o el Kananam * [10]: A book title about New Guinea
    Kananam # [10]: a place in New Guinea
    kant+i * [4]: to sing
    kant`ist`in`o * [6]: female singer
    kant`o * [6]: song
    kap`aŭd`il`o * [6]: headphone
    kar+a * [4]: dear
    Kar`a`j ge`amik`o`j -> [5]: Dear friends
    karavan+o * [8]: group travel arrangement
    kas`ist`o * [9]: treasurer
    kased+o * [6]: cassette
    kastel+o [4]: mansion, stately home; castle
    Kastel`o Gresillon * [4]: Chateau Gresillon, a residential Esperanto Centre in France
    katalog+o # [8]: catalogue
    katolik`ism`o # [8]: catholicism
    kaz+o * [9]: case, as in `in that case` (en tiu kazo, or tiukaze)
    kazaĥ+o * [9]: Kazakh
    Kazaĥ`i`o * [1]: Kazakhstan
    ke * [7]: that (conjunction), as in: He said that ...
    kelk`a`j * [5]: some
    kelk`foj`e * [9]: sometimes
    kest+o * [7]: box, chest
    ki {ki-} * [1]: prefix equivalent to English wh-, i.e. beginning of question word
    ki`al * [4]: why
    ki`am * [5]: when
    ki`e * [1]: where
    ki`el * [3]: as, how
    ki`el ekzemple -> [8]: as for example
    ki`o * [3]: what
    ki`om * [4]: how much
    Ki`om`a hor`o est`as? * [5]: What time is it (literally: How-many-th hour is it?)
    ki`u * [7]: which, who
    Kimr`i`o * [10]: Wales
    kiom`a hor`o * [5]: What time
    klar+a * [9]: clear
    klar`ig`i * [9]: to explain (make clear)
    klar`ig`o -> [10]: explanation
    klasik+a # [6]: classical
    klav`ar`o * [6]: keyboard
    klient+o * [8]: customer, client
    klub+o * [4, 9]: club
    klub`an`o * [4]: club member
    knab`in`o -> [8]: girl
    kolekt+i # [7]: to collect
    kolekt`ant`o * [8]: collector
    komenc+i * [3, 8]: to begin
    komenc`ant`o * [2]: beginner
    komenc`o -> [10]: beginning
    kompakt-disk`o`j # [6]: compact disc
    kompon+i * [6]: compose (music)
    kompon`aĵ`o * [6]: musical composition
    kompon`ist`in`o -> [6]: female composer
    kompren+i * [3, 4]: understand
    kompren`ebl`e * [3]: of course, understandably
    kompren`et`i -> [7]: to understand a little bit, get the gist of
    komput+i * [6]: to compute
    komput`il`o * [6]: computer
    komput`ist`o -> [6]: computer specialist
    komputer+o * [6]: computer
    komputor+o * [6]: computer
    kon+i * [2]: to know (a person etc), to ken
    koncert+o # [3]: concert
    koncert-pian`ist`o # [6]: concert pianist
    konferenc+o # [7]: conference
    kongres+o * [1]: congress
    Kongres`a Libr`o -> [3]: Congress Book
    kongres`an`o * [3, 4]: congress member
    kongres`ej`o -> [2]: congress hall
    kongres`et`o * [4, 7]: mini-congress (usually applied to the children's kongreseto)
    kongres-numer`o -> [3]: congress number
    konkurs+o * [7]: competition
    konsent+i * [10]: to agree. You could say samopinii
    konsist+i * [10]: to consist. Konsisti el: consist of
    konsult`a`j rilat`o`j [8]: consultative relations
    kontakt+i # [8]: to contact
    kontakt`ig`i -> [10]: to put (someone) into contact
    kontakt`iĝ`i * [7]: to get in contact
    kontakt`o -> [8]: contact
    kontent+a * [2]: happy, in the sense of satisfied
    kor+o * [6]: heart
    kor`e * [5]: heartily
    Kore`i`o # [2]: Korea
    korekt`it`a * [10]: corrected
    korespond+i: to correspond
    korespond`a * [3]: correspondence
    korespond`a kurs`o -> [3]: correspondence course
    kost+i # [10]: to cost
    krom * [7]: besides
    Kub+o # [7]: Cuba
    kub`an`o * [9]: (a) Cuban
    kultur+o * [10]: culture
    kultur`a * [6]: cultural
    kun * [2, 4, 8]: with, together (as in kunlaboras)
    Kun amik`a`j salut`o`j -> [5]: With friendly greetings
    kun`labor`i * [8]: to cooperate, work together
    kun`port`i * [4]: to bring with one
    kun`ven`i * [9]: to meet
    kun`ven`o -> [9]: meeting
    kurs+o * [3]: course
    kutim`e * [9]: usually
    kutimo: custom, habit
    kvaker`ism`o # [8]: Quakerism
    kvar * [2, 5]: four
    kvar`a * [5]: fourth
    kvar`dek * [5]: forty
    kvin * [5]: five
    kvin`a * [5]: fifth
    kvin`dek * [3, 5]: fifty
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    la * [1]: the
    La Brit`a Esperant`ist`o -> [8]: The British Esperantist
    labor+i * [8]: to work
    labor`ist`o * [8]: worker
    labor`o -> [9]: work
    lakt+o * [2]: milk
    land+o * [3]: country, land
    land`a asoci`o -> [8]: national association
    last+a # [7]: last
    laŭ * [3]: along, according to
    laŭt`parol`il`o * [6]: loudspeaker
    lecion+o * [2]: lesson
    leg+i * [3]: to read
    lern+i * [2, 4]: to learn
    lern`ant`o * [8]: reader (a person)
    lern`ej`a * [6]: to do with school
    lern`ej`o -> [10]: school
    lern`il`o * [6]: teaching aid
    lern`o`libr`o * [10]: text book
    leter+o # [5]: letter
    leter`kest`o * [7]: letter box
    li * [2]: he
    li`a * [2]: his
    li`n * [2]: him
    liber+a * [5]: free, as in free time (not senpaga)
    liber`temp`o * [6]: holidays
    libr+o * [3]: book
    libr`o`serv`o -> [8]: book service
    libr`o`vend`ej`o -> [10]: book shop
    lig`it`a * [6]: linked, tied
    lingv+o * [5]: (a) language
    lingv`a -> [9]: linguistic
    lingv`aĵ`o * [6]: language in the sense of a collection of words, rather than a language such as Esperanto, English, etc
    lingv`ist`o -> [10]: linguist
    Lingwe Uniwersale * [3]: The original name of Pra-Esperanto
    list+o # [3]: list
    literatur+o # [9]: literature
    literatur`a -> [10]: relating to literature
    litov+o * [9]: (a) Lithuanian
    Litov`uj`o * [9] = Litovio
    Litovi`o * [6]: Lithuania
    loĝ+i * [3, 4]: to live, in the sense of dwell, reside
    loĝ`ej`o * [3]: accommodation, living place
    lok+o -> [9]: place
    lok`a * [7]: local
    London+o: London
    London`a -> [9]: of London
    London`a Esperant`o-Klub`o -> [6, 9]: London Esperanto Club
    long+a # [10]: long
    lu+i * [9]: to rent
    lud+i * [4]: to play
    lud`i violon`o`n * [4]: to play the violin
    lud`il`o * [6]: toy, plaything
    lund+o * [5]: Monday
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    magazin+o # [8]: magazine
    maj+o * [5]: May
    mal {mal-} * [4]: prefix denoting opposite of
    mal`aper`i -> [7]: disappear
    mal`bon`a * [4]: bad
    mal`bon`o * [4]: badness, ill
    mal`dekstr`e (*) [6]: on the left
    mal`dekstr`e`n * [5, 6]: to the left
    mal`dekstr`o * [6]: (the) left)
    mal`dekstr`ul`o -> [6]: left-winger
    mal`facil`a * [9]: difficult
    mal`facil`e -> [9]: Estas malfacile lerni legi... : It is difficult to learn to read
    mal`ferm`a * [9]: open
    mal`grand`a * [4]: small
    mal`grand`o * [4]: smallness
    mal`kontent`a * [4]: unhappy, in the sense: dissatisfied
    mal`kontent`o * [4]: dissatisfaction
    mal`long`a #-> [7]: short
    mal`multe`kost`a: cheap
    mal`multe`kost`e * [8]: cheaply
    mal`nov`a * [6]: old (of a thing, not of a person)
    mal`pli -> [9]: less, fewer
    mal`sam`a * [4]: different, as in having a difference
    mal`sam`o * [4]: difference
    mal`san`a * [4]: ill
    mal`san`o * [4]: illness
    man+o * [8]: hand
    man`libr`o * [8]: handbook
    Manĉestr+o : Manchester
    Manĉestr`a # [9]: of Manchester, Mancunian
    Manĉestr`a Esperant`o-Societ`o -> [9]: Manchester Esperanto Society
    manĝ+i * [9]: to eat
    manĝ`et`i -> [9]: to nibble
    manier+o * [9]: manner, way
    map+o * [3]: map
    mard+o * [5]: Tuesday
    mark+o * [2]: mark, i.e. the currency, as in Germany and some other countries
    mart+o * [5]: March
    matematik+o # [8]: mathematics
    material+o # [7]: material
    melodi+o * [6]: melody, air
    mem * [6]: oneself, yourself, myself, etc
    memor+i * [7]: remember
    memor`aĵ`o * [6]: souvenir
    memor`ig`i -> [10]: remind (ie make remember)
    menci+i * [8]: to mention
    mend+i * [10]: to order (a book, etc)
    Mensa [8]: an organisation for people with high IQ
    merkat+o: market, in the sense of supply and demand
    merkat`i * [6]: to market
    merkred+o * [5]: Wednesday
    merkred`e -> [7]: in Wednesdays
    Merrick * [6]: Frank Merrick, a famous English concert pianist
    met+i * [6, 7]: to put
    mi * [1]: I
    Mi dezir`as al vi ... * [2]: I wish you
    Mi pet`as * [2]: Please, literally, I request
    mi`a * [1]: my, mine
    Mi`a nom`o est`as ... * [1]: My name is ...
    mi`n * [2]: me
    Michelow * [6]: Sybil Michelow, a famous English singer
    mil * [3, 5]: a thousand
    milit+o * [6]: war
    minut+o * [5]: minute
    modern+a # [10]: modern
    monat+o * [3]: month
    monat`e -> [8]: monthly
    Monato * [8]: name of a monthly magazine in Esperanto
    mond+o * [6]: world
    mond`milit`o * [6]: world war
    montr+i * [5]: to show
    mormon`ism`o # [8]: Mormonism
    Moskv+o * [6]: Moscow
    mov`ad`o * [7]: movement
    mult+a: much
    mult`a`j * [3]: many, a lot of
    mult`e -> [7]: much, a lot
    mult`o -> [3]: much, a lot
    mus+o * [6]: mouse
    muzik+o # [6]: music
    muzik`aĵ`o * [6]: a piece of music
    muzik`il`o * [6]: a musical instrument
    muzik`lern`ej`o -> [4]: music school
    muzik`noto`j * [6]: music (notes)
    To quick jumps.
    n {-n} * [2, 5, 7]: Ending denoting the accusitive case of nouns (-o words), adjectives (-a words) or ki-, i-, ĉi- ti- words, as in kiujn [7]. This denotes the object of a verb [5] or direction towards [7].
    naci+o * [9]: nation
    naci`a * [9]: national
    naci`lingv`e * [7]: in one`s national language
    naŭ * [5]: nine
    ne * [1]: no, not
    ne dankinde * [2]: usual answer to dankon. Literally not thank-worthy
    Ne grav`as. * [7]: It doesn`t matter.
    neces+a: necessary
    Neces`as ir`i. * [7]: It`s necessary to go.
    Nederland+o * [6]: The Netherlands
    nederland`a * [5]: Dutch
    nederland`an`o -> [9]: Dutch person
    neĝ+o: snow
    Neĝ`as. * [7]: It`s snowing
    ni * [5]: we
    ni`a * [5]: our(s)
    nokt+o * [5]: night
    nom+o * [1]: name
    nom`u mi`n -> [9]: call me
    nombr+o * [7]: number, as a quantity
    nombr`i -> [7]: to count
    not+i # [7]: to note
    nov+a * [6]: new
    nov`aĵ`gazet`o -> [8]: newspaper
    nov`aĵ`o * [6]: a piece of news
    Nov`gvine`o * [10]: New Guinea
    nova`ĵ`grup`o * [9]: newsgroup (on the Internet)
    novembr+o * [5]: November
    nul * [5]: zero,
    nul`ig`i -> [10]: to cancel, nullify (literally make zero)
    numer+o * [3, 7]: number, as in bus number etc
    nun * [1, 3]: now
    nun`temp`e * [6]: nowadays
    nur * [3]: only
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    o {-o} * [1]: noun ending
    ofend+i * [9]: offend
    ok * [5]: eight
    okaz+i * [7]: to happen, occur
    okaz`aĵ`o * [7] = evento
    okaz`o * [9]: occurence
    oktobr+o * [5]: October
    ol * [4]: than
    ond+o * [7]: wave
    oni * [7]: one, in the sense: One can say ..., often translated as they
    oomot+o # [8]: Oomoto: A Japanese religion
    opini+o * [9]: opinion
    organiz+i * [7]: to organise
    organiz`aĵ`o -> [8]: organisation
    organiz`o [8]: organising, organisation.
    orkestr`an`o * [4]: orchestra member
    orkestr`et`o * [4]: mini-orchestra
    os {-os} * [3]: verb future tense ending
    To quick jumps.
    pag+i: to pay
    pag`a * [3]: pay, as in senpaga
    paĝ`o * [8]: page
    Pap+o * [7]: Pope
    pardon+i * [3]: to excuse, pardon
    park`ej`o * [5]: car park
    parol+i * [3]: to speak
    parol`et`i -> [7]: to speak a little bit
    Pasport`a Serv`o * [4]: Pasport Service, a service for offering free accomodation, and at the same time getting to know people in different countries, and their way of life
    patr+o * [2]: father
    patr`in`o * [2]: mother
    patron+o * [3]: patron
    paŭz+o * [9]: pause, break, interval
    per * [3]: by means of, often translated as with or by
    per aŭtobus`o * [3]: by bus
    per trajn`o * [3]: by train
    per`son`e * [6]: by means of sound
    person+o -> [9]: person
    person`e * [6]: personally
    Persone * [6]: Name of a music group
    pet+i * [2, 3]: to request
    pian+o # [6]: piano
    pian`lud`i * [6]: to play the piano
    Pirene+o`j * [8]: Pyranese (The mountains between France and Spain)
    Piŝĉikas * [6]:The Pi^ŝcikas family formed the Asorti music group
    plac+o * [5]: square, in the sense of a street layout
    plej * [8]: most
    plen+a * [3]: full, complete
    pli * [6, 7]: more - used for comparatives where English uses -er ending
    pli bon`a * [7]: better
    pli ol -> [8]: more than
    pli`bon`ig`i * [7]: to improve
    plu * [10]: further
    plu`a -> [10]: further
    plu`ir`i -> [10]: carry on
    plu`stud`i * [10]: carry on studying
    plu`stud`o -> [10]: further study
    plur+a`j * [7]: several
    pluv+o: rain
    Pluv`as. * [7]: It`s raining.
    pluv`i: to rain
    poet+o # [10]: poet
    pol+o: a Pole
    pol`a * [7]: Polish
    Pol`a Radi`o * [7]: Polish Radio
    Pol`i`o * [9]: Poland
    Pol`lando * [9]: Poland
    popol+o * [9]: (a) people
    popol`muzik`a # [6]: to do with folk music
    popol`muzik`o #[10]: folk music
    popul`ar`a # [6]: popular
    popular`ig`o -> [9]: popularisation, making (something) catch on
    por * [1]: for
    por -i [3]: in order to. E.g. por aĉeti: (in order) to buy
    pord+o * [9]: door
    port+i * [4]: bring, carry
    post * [6]: after.
    post {post-} * [6]: As a prefix: post-
    post`a -> [5]: (the) following (something)
    post`e -> [3]: afterwards
    post`kongres`o * [4]: post-congress (excursion, holiday, etc)
    post`tag`mez`o * [7]: afternoon
    poŝt+o * [9]: mail, post
    pov+i * [5]: to be able to, "can"
    Pra-Esperant`o * [3]: Zamenhof's first attempt at an international language, before his father burnt his papers.
    predik+o * [7]: sermon
    prefer+i * [9]: to prefer
    preĝ+i * [6]: to pray
    preĝ`ej`a * [6]: to do with a church
    preĝ`ej`o: church
    preleg`o * [9]: lecture
    pren+i * [3]: to take
    prezent+i * [9]: present, introduce
    prezid+i * [8]: to preside
    prezid`ant`o * [2]: president, chairman
    pri * [3]: about
    pro * [5, 9]: on account of, because of, as in dankon pro
    problem+o # [5]: problem
    produkt+i * [8]: to produce
    profesi+o: profession, occupation
    profesi`a * [10]: professional
    profesor+o * [7]: professor
    program+o # [3]: programme
    program`er`o * [7]: item of a programme
    proksim+a: near
    proksim`e [5]: nearby
    promen+i * [3]: to walk
    propr+a * [6]: own
    Puĥova * [6]: Elena Puĥova, singer, pianist and composer
    To quick jumps.
    radi+o # [7]: radio
    Radi`o Havan`o # [7]: Radio Havanna, in Cuba
    Radi`o Sarajev`o # [7]: Radio Sarajevo, in Bosnia-Hercegovina
    Radi`o Vatikan`a # [7]: Radio Vatican
    radi`o-amator`o # [7]: radio amateur
    radi`o-kurs`o -> [10]: radio course
    radi`o-ond`o * [7]: radio wave
    radi`o-staci`o # [7]: radio station
    rajt+i * [5]: to have the right. Mi rajtas: I may
    rakont+o * [7]: story
    rapid+a: quick
    rapid`e * [6]: quickly
    re {re-} * [1]: prefix equivalent to English re-.
    re`komenc`i -> [10]: begin again
    re`send`it`a * [10]: returned
    re`vid`o * [1]: seeing again
    reg+i * [6]: to control
    regul+o: rule
    regul`a -> [8]: regular
    regul`e * [7]: regularly
    rekomend+i # [10]: to recommend
    rekt+a: straight
    rekt`e * [10]: straight ahead
    rel+o * [5]: rail
    religi+o: religion
    religi`a * [8]: religious
    renkont+i * [5]: to meet
    renkont`iĝ`o * [5]: meeting
    Renkont`iĝ`o de Esperant`ist`a`j Famili`o`j * [5]: Meeting of Esperantist Families
    reprezent`ant`o * [3]: representative
    respond+i * [7]: to reply
    rest+i * [6]: to remain
    ret+o * [9]: net(work)
    ret`adres`o -> [9]: email address (literally: net(work) address)
    ret`poŝt`o * [9]: email (literally: net(work) mail/post)
    revu+o # [8]: review
    ricev+i * [3]: receive
    riĉ+a * [10]: rich
    rigard+i * [9]: to look at
    rilat+o: relation(ship)
    rilat`i * [9]: to relate
    rival`o * [8]: rival
    river+o * [5]: river
    rok`grup`o # [6]: rock group
    rok`muzik`a # [6]: to do with rock music
    rok`muziko # [6]: rock music
    Rom+o * [1]: Rome
    Rond`o Famili`a * [5]: Family Circle: a group within UEA of families which use Esperanto in the home.
    Roterdam+o # [5]: Rotterdam
    rus+o: a Russian
    rus`a * [6]: Russian
    rus`e * [6]: in Russian
    Rytjkov * [2]: Nikolaj Rytjkov: Russian actor
    To quick jumps.
    s-r`in`o * [3]: Mrs. Short for sinjorino
    s-r`o * [3]: Mr. Short for sinjoro
    sabat+o * [5]: Saturday
    salut+i * [3]: to greet
    Salut`o`n! * [1]: Hello!
    sam+a * [3]: same
    sam`o -> [3]: (the) same
    san+a * [3]: healthy
    san`o -> [3]: health
    San`o`n! * [2]: Cheers!
    SAT * [8] = Sennacieca Asocio Tutmonda
    SAT en Briti`o * [8]: SAT in Britain
    SATEB * [8] = SAT en Britio
    satelit+o: satelite
    satelit`e # [7]: by satellite
    sci+i * [8]: to know (a fact)
    scienc+o * [7]: science
    se * [5]: if
    sed * [1]: but
    sekretari+o * [9]: secretary
    sekv+i * [5]: to follow
    semajn+o * [3]: week
    sen * [2]: without
    sen`alkohol`ul`o * [2]: abstainer
    sen`naci`ec`a * [8]: non-national
    Sen`naci`ec`a Asoci`o Tut`mond`a * [8]: Worldwide Non-national Association
    Sen`naci`ul`o * [8]: Non-nationalist, the journal of SAT
    sen`pag`a * [3]: free
    sen`pag`a korespond`a kurs`o * [3]: free correspondence course
    sen`pag`e * [6]: freely
    send+i * [7]: to send
    sep * [5]: seven
    septembr+o * [5]: September
    serĉ+i * [3, 4]: To search for, seek. Note that you don't seek for something: Oni serĉas ion.
    seri+o * [10]: series
    serioz+a: serious
    serioz`e * [9]: seriously
    serv+i -> [2, 8, 4]: serve, as in servejo [2], Pasporta Servo [4], libroservo [8]
    serv`ej`o * [2]: service hatch
    ses * [2, 5]: six
    sid+i * [4]: sit
    sieĝ+o # [7]: seige
    signif+i * [7]: to mean, in the sense of having a meaning
    simil+a: similar
    simil`e * [8]: similarly
    sinjor+o * [3]: Sir, Mr, Gentleman
    sinjor`in`o * [3]: Madam, lady, Mrs
    sistem+o # [9]: system
    ski`feri`o * [4]: Skiing holiday
    skot+o: a Scot
    skot`a -> [10]: Scottish
    Skot`i`o * [9]: Scotland
    Skot`land`o # [9]: Scotland
    skrib+i * [6]: to write
    skrib`aĵ`o * [6]: writing, in the sense of something written down
    skrib`il`o * [6]: a writing implement, pen, pencil, etc
    skrib`manier`o * [9]: way of writing
    slav+o: a Slav
    slav`a * [9]: slavonic
    Slovaki`o # [6]: Slovakia
    somer+o * [9]: Summer
    sono * [6]: sound
    sonor+i: to ring, as in: the bell rings
    sonor`ig`i * [9]: to make (something) ring, as in: he rings the bell
    special+a: special
    special`e * [10]: especially
    specimen+o : specimen
    specimen`a * [8]: specimen
    staci`dom`o * [3]: (railway) station
    stel+o * [2]: star
    stok+o * [8]: stock
    strat+o * [3]: street, road
    stud+i * [9]: to study
    stud`gvid`ant`o * [9]: tutor
    suk+o * [6]: juice
    Sukces`o`n. * [2]: May I wish you success.
    suker+o * [2]: sugar
    sur * [2, 6]: on
    sur`hav`i -> [10]: to have on, wear
    sur`kased`e -> [10]: on a cassette (tape)
    sur`voj`e * [5, 6]: on the way
    sved+o * [9]: (a) Swede
    Sved`i`o * [6]: Sweden
    Sved`land`o * [9]: Sweden
    Sved`uj`o * [9]: Sweden
    To quick jumps.
    ŝat+i * [2]: to like
    ŝi`a * [2]: her(s) (analogous to my, mine)
    ŝi`n * [2]: her (analogous to me)
    To quick jumps.
    tabl+o * [2]: table (as in table and chairs)
    tag+o * [2]: day
    tamen * [7]: never-the-less
    tao`ism`o # [8]: Taoism
    taŭg+a * [10]: suitable
    te+o * [9]: tea (the drink)
    team+o # [8]: team
    Team' * [6]: A music group.
    TEJO [8]: Tutmonda Organizo Junulara Esperantista
    tekst+o # [6]: text
    telefon+o * [5]: telephone
    telefon`e -> [6]: by telephone
    telefon`i * [5]: to phone, make a call
    tem+o * [7]: subject, theme
    temp+o * [6]: time. See also nuntempe and libertempo
    ti {ti-} * [3]: Equivalent to th- in that, then, therefore, etc
    ti`al * [4]: therefore, for that reason
    ti`am * [7]: then, in the sense: at that time
    ti`e * [3, 7]: there, in the sense: at that place
    ti`el * [7]: in that way
    ti`o * [5, 7]: that (thing)
    ti`om * [4, 7]: that much
    ti`u * [4, 7]: that (one)
    tra * [5, 7]: through, throughout
    tra`nokt`i * [5]: to stay overnight
    traduk+i * [6]: to translate
    traduk`o -> [10]: translation
    trajn+o * [3]: train
    trans * [5]: across. Often used as a prefix
    trans`vetur`i * [5]: go (travel, drive) across
    tre * [2, 3]: very, very much
    tri * [5]: three
    tri`a * [5]: third
    tri`dek * [3, 5]: thirty
    tri`e * [6]: thirdly
    tri`monat`e -> [8]: three-monthly
    trink+i * [2]: to drink
    trink`aĵ`o * [6]: (a) drink
    trink`ej`o -> [9]: a pub
    trink`et`i -> [7]: to sip
    tro * [6]: too (much)
    trov+i * [3]: to find
    tuj * [5]: immediately
    tut+a * [6]: entire
    tut`e * [6]: entirely, quite
    tut`mond`a -> [7]: worldwide
    Tut`mond`a Organiz`o Jun`ul`ar`a Esperant`ist`a * [8]: Worldwide Organisation of Young Esperantists
    tut`mond`e -> [10]: worldwide, "worldwidely"
    tut`o * [6]: (the) lot
    To quick jumps.
    u {-u} * [3]: verb imperative (command form) ending
    UEA * [8]: Universala Esperanto-Asocio
    uj+o {-ujo} * [9]: country ending. Now most often -io if not -lando
    Ukrain`i`o * [9]: Ukraine
    ul+o * [2]: person; -ulo: a person who is.
    UNESKO # [8]: UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation)
    unik+a # [10]: unique
    universal+a # [2, 6]: universal
    Universal`a Esperant`o-Asoci`o # [2]: Universal Esperanto Association
    Universal`a Kongres`o de Esperant`o * [3]: Universal Congress of Esperanto
    universal`e * [6]: universally
    universitat+o: university
    universitat`a # [10]: to do with a university
    unu * [2, 5]: one
    unu`a * [5]: first
    unu`e * [6]: firstly
    unuiĝo: union, as in: Internacia Katolika Unuiĝo Esperantista
    urb+o * [1, 3]: town
    util+a * [8]: useful
    util`e * [8]: usefully; Estas utile ...: It's useful to ...
    uz+i * [6]: to use
    uzbek+o: an Uzbek
    Uzbek`i`o * [1]: Uzbekistan
    To quick jumps.
    vari+i * [7]: to vary
    Vatikan+o # [9]: The Vatican
    vatikan`an`o -> [9]: a member of the Vatican
    VEB * [9]: Virtuala Esperanto-Biblioteko
    ven+i * [1, 3]: to come
    vend+i * [6]: to sell
    vendred+o * [5]: Friday
    vendred`e -> [6]: on Fridays
    ver+a : real
    ver`e * [10]: really
    verd+a * [2, 3]: green
    verd`a stel`o * [2]: green star
    verd`o * [3, 4]: green(ness)
    verk+o * [10]: (a) work (of literature)
    versi+o # [10]: version
    vesper+o * [7]: evening
    vesper`lern`ej`a -> [10]: to do with evening school
    vesper`lern`ej`o: evening school
    vetur+i * [5]: to travel, go by car, etc
    vi * [1]: you
    vi`a * [1]: your, yours
    vi`a -a leciono * [2]: Your -th lesson
    vi`n * [2]: you (as the object, analogeous to me)
    vid+i * [1]: to see
    vid`bend`o * [10]: video tape
    vin+o * [1]: wine
    violon+o * [4]: violin
    violon`i -> [4]: to play the violin
    violon`lud`i -> [6]: to play the violin
    virtual+a * [9]:virtual
    Virtual`a Esperant`o-Bibliotek`o * [9]: Virtual Esperanto Library
    viv+i: to live, be alive
    viv`a * [1]: alive, as in Esperanto Viva!
    vizit+i * [4]: to visit
    vizit`ant`o -> [9]: visitor
    vizit`o -> [5]: (a) visit
    voĉ+o * [6]: voice
    voĉ`leg`i -> [7]: read aloud
    voj+o * [5, 6]: way
    voj`aĝ`i * [8]: to travel, voyage
    vort+o * [7]: word
    vort`ar`o -> [10]: dictionary (= vortlibro), vocabulary (= vortprovizo)
    vort`proviz`o * [10]: vocabulary
    To quick jumps.
    Zamenhof * [3]: Dr. L. L. Zamenhof, initiator of Esperanto.
    Utgitt av Viva Languages.
    Oversatt av Stian Håklev.
    (c) IDF 1996-2002
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