A Complete Grammar of Esperanto

the (II, 47,

to work

tired

g, lace (of

e (sheet iron c

o, l

-o,

-o, le

a, l

-o,

o, w

lance,

land,

ongue (of

n-o, l

own (hairs

-o,

, wide

tear (of

.), to leave,

ast (in a

-a, L

accordance with,

rbor, sum

, to p

-a,

, to

n-o,

, lea

, to

o, veg

-o,

, to

-o,

r-o,

i, to

clever,

letter

to rais

), he, him

r-a,

-o,

bond; that which ties or fastens;

-o,

limit,

d-o, l

o, lan

line; -i

; -haroj,

ed (for

f the alphabet; l

r-o, lit

, lite

deliver, sup

, to

dwell, res

lace; -a

v-o, loc

-a,

-o, hon

e, spyglass; -et

rent (engage an

, to

o, lu

ll to sleep;

to shin

o, m

k-o, l

o, Mo

o, w

o chew,

-o, war

-o,

master of a

aize, Ind

-o,

-a, ma

-a, may

er (of his art

i-o, ma

um-o,

, spot,

jaw; -osto

forming opp

l-o,

ep.), notwi

a, mal

o, h

o, mone

i, to

o, mann

-o, s

s.), to be lac

, cloak,

pt-o, ma

-o,

swamp,

o, Tu

-o,

-o,

d-o, ma

, marble

i, to

-o,

l-o,

ster (of a

-o, m

, morni

l-o, ma

, ripe,

iece of f

medicine (t

-o, mec

-o,

r-o, t

i, to

i-o,

-o, m

n), self, s

, limb,

keep in mind; rememori

rder (of a s

to lie,

n-o,

-o,

to deserv

-o, Wed

, blac

to put,

-o, m

trade, h

, metho

, mete

o, m

i, to

un), I, m

-o,

appearan

trans.),

), thousa

-a,

o, millim

-o, mi

to fight,

(of coal, si

, to th

l-o, m

m-o, m

minister

-o, m

shorts

, to

-o, my

-o, m

mode, f

-o, m

a, mod

t-a,

, to

a, s

t; -a, momentar

o, m

?-o,

i-o, m

-o, m

-o,

o, mo

(trans.)

regard to right or

oral; -eco

i, to

v.), tomor

die; -igi

tle of res

), to move, p

ill (for

to roar

, much

o, w

-i, to

o, m

d-o, m

-o,

dumb,

o, mu

-o, m

o, na

, to

less, naive

-o, ne

nail (of

o, t

uce, bring fort

-o, n

j.), ni

o, n

o, not (27,

o, fog

a, nec

negative (p

o, s

conj.), neit

o kind o

.), for no

dv.), nev

v.), nowh

v.), in no

, possessive),

noun), not

.), none, n

), no one, nob

, gra

ably, certainl

-o,

-o,

neutral, no

o, n

n), we, us

-a,

-o, l

ing affectionate

o, nob

oble (in

-o,

; -i, to na

number (q

-o,

-o, No

-o, home

o, n

ent, novel; den

r-o, N

ection), w

shade,

o, c

are, nak

-o,

zero,

umber, num

v.), no

.), mere

o nourish

to obey

, object

o, lens,

x forming mu

oblique,

o observe,

-a, ob

-o, o

smell (go

i, to

o sacrifi

to, officer (of firm or organiz

l-a, o

ficer (milit

, fre

.), eig

appen, occur

ent-o

-o, Oc

-o,

, to o

, than (82

-o,

-o,

shadow

-o, um

forming fra

o, w

un), one,

-o,

rming collectiv

-o,

have the opi

ndy, convenie

o,

orange

thodical or prop

ry; eksterordinar

o order, b

ear (of

o, o

organ (

-i, to

an, (musical

t-o,

l-o, or

-o, orc

to orname

right

, to ga

o, b

o, oy

sm-o, o

o,

o, p

c-o, p

i, to

hoot (with

i, t

e (of a bo

-o,

, to

a, p

-o, p

take; -aro

the fingers, etc.); -a

r-o, e

o, b

n-o, tr

l-o, s

paper (

-o, bu

o, p

z-o, p

f-o, pa

l-a, p

o forgive,

relative

-o, pe

-o,

rote, by hear

, to sp

, part

p-o, pa

ntrans.),

-o, pas

-o, s

o, pa

-a, p

o, Ea

patty, s

ak-o,

stor, clerg

, to

to pasture, feed;

pan, fr

o, fa

-o,

o, pav

piece,

-o, la

i, t

pickle (m

chase away

oat or wr

to stri

ntrans.),

i, to p

intbrush, h

i, to

, to r

i, to

o chirp,

by means of,

i, to

, to p

t-a, p

ray; -a, perfidi

-a, pe

-o,

to permit,

(railway), stoop

to persecute

k-o,

to persist,

n-o,

k-o,

ertain the weight of;

request,

mischievous,

petroleum,

el-o,

ns.), to be

, pi

spruce

t; -iranto,

al-o, p

to pric

to go on a

all (to p

pine

-o, pictu

i, to

l-o,

int, pinna

-o, pi

ipe (for

o, pe

o, p

rush, mash;

-a, pict

-o,

, place (broad, short

ease, to be p

, flat

-o, ce

plan,

sole (of

d-o,

-o, f

i, to

, flat

), to splash, d

74, 79, 81, 162); m

o weave, p

l; plenum-i

, to co

-o,

-o, pl

(74, 79, 81); m

to wee

further, mor

i, to

pen, f

d (metal); -

-o,

-o, pneum

at the rat

-o,

-o,

, poetr

, goble

o, P

police

k-o, p

alm (of t

lish, make smo

pole (geo

-o,

o, a

pomp,

o, br

a peopl

r-a, p

), for (95

o, porcel

portion

-o,

swine, p

to car

t-o, p

to poss

, after, beh

to requi

o, p

ailbox; -marko, postage stamp;

-o,

powerful

be able,

ing remoteness in li

k-o, p

ight, in

principa

-a, pr

-i, to

-i, to

s-o, p

pray; -ej

i, to

premium

i, to

i, to p

i, to

(adv.)

-a,

make pretext of

ake pretension

p.), beyond

-o,

, to pres

-anto, presiding offic

cerning, about,

-o, p

-o, pri

o, spring

account of, beca

m-o, p

interest,

awsuit, leg

-i, to

fession, occup

r-o, pr

-o, pr

ofit; -i, to

a, deep,

-i, to

t-o, p

-i, to

to delay, pr

im-a,

o go walkin

i, to p

to propo

i-o, pr

pra, other people's; -igi al si,

o have succe

-i, to

-i, to

minutes (o

try, atte

i, to p

o, prose compositi

sonable, sensi

o, hoa

-o,

(-e doni), to lend;

prove, gi

-o, p

lic (the); -i

-o, pu

, to p

-o,

-o,

, gunp

i, to

, to

ace (poin

o, d

r-o,

clean

r-a,

ush; repu?i

ell (for

-o, rh

age, plunder;

give a reduction,

o, w

light), spoke (o

k-o,

-o, r

refine; -e

ride (hor

ight (to

o relate, n

creep, craw

o, f

edge,

ank, grad

quick; -o, spe

o report, g

(tribe, peop

asp, grate;

-o,

hoarse,

to en

, to

cating repetitio

-a,

reciprocal,

editorial

-i, to

or-o,

t-o, fr

i, to

rule, gove

to regale, treat (

n-o,

ans.), to reg

verned body; -ano

rule, r

o, k

i, to a

recommend, regi

, to recomp

ight, undevi

o, r

-o, re

i, t

o upholster

(trans.)

(trans.)

t-i, to

-i, to

-i, to

ik-o, r

to remai

i-o, res

summarize, g

net,

lge in revery,

rnal, revie

on (exert the po

-i, to

i, to

a, r

to laug

i, to

-i, to

to bolt

to harve

have relatio

, to not

ay; vivrimedoj, m

, thong

-o,

-o,

to mend

i, to

to repo

i, to r

-o, r

o, r

dress

t-o,

trans.),

ircle, ri

-o,

i, to

rose (f

d-o,

o, bla

-a,

-o,

.), to roll

, Rus

i, to

-o, r

afty, cun

o, Sat

-o,

o, a

a, w

, sac

o, s

, salary

-o, s

arlor, dra

to jum

to salu

a, s

healthy

-o,

, sacre

o, s

-o, sa

ed; malsat

uce, gravy

to save

to know

-o, sc

j.), if

conj.

i, t

o, c

-a,

t-o,

ri-o, s

second (

, to f

o, s

eed; -i,

n-o,

.), witho

enate; -an

sense,

i, to

to feel,

.), seve

r-o, Se

seek, hun

r-o,

i, to

course (

j.), si

, sever

-o, s

ve), himself, hersel

iss, whistle

to si

-i, t

sign, tr

to signi

o, syl

to be si

-o,

o, mo

, like,

-a, s

gentleman,

z-o, S

, pail,

small bo

, to s

-o, s

Scot, Sc

i, to

i, to

rans.),

to carve,

-o, so

to be

, thre

-o, So

lone, so

-o, so

formal,

-o, s

trans.),

o dream (

s.), to ring, s

o yearn, l

orb; -papero,

ensor?i, to bewitc

estiny, f

, wild,

-o,

ind, sort

l-a, s

o, specim

l-o,

experienc

nternational uni

ezi, to disburse, expend, spend; e

-o, sp

eathe; elspir

ep.), in

-a, w

ion (railway,

mark offic

o, standa

, tin

g-o,

to sta

e (of being)

-o,

, shorthand,

-o,

i, to s

-o, st

strange,

-o, s

trans.),

substreki, to underline; surstreki,

treak, st

strike (o

i, to

student (co

trans.),

tump (of t

under, beneat

sudden,

c-o, su

o, s

to suffer

suffice; -eg

s-o,

rans.), to

-i, to

(of plants, etc.

i, to s

-o, s

-o, su

furrow,

sum,

-o,

o, s

above, over (15

?-o, sup

i, to

ve; -a, upper, abo

.), on, u

-a,

-i, to

-o, ov

-i, to

-o,

to faint

ans.), swin

-o,

on; -ido, lamb; -ida?o,

to seem,

o, s

chance; bon?

to oscillate, vacil

ns.), to ch

to burde

to like

, foam

ell, peel

uspender,

to jok

, she, her (

o, sh

-o,

o, s

, to

elter, shield

-o,

o lock; -

to anoin

o, st

road road

to shov

i, to

spare, be e

i, to

sh, spout, spu

cupboard,

-o, s

-o,

state (p

to ste

og, block

cloth,

-o,

op up, cork;

-o, st

, round; -ar

; super?uo

o owe, be

o, sho

-i, to pour (a

swell, beco

, to p

-o, t

ble, index,

table (f

, board

-i?o, dawn;

r-o,

estimate, v

t-o,

talia, shapely, ha

r-o,

evertheless, how

rcentage of p

-o, c

riff, sched

p; subtas

-o,

be fit fo

-o, l

o,

theatre;

to be t

ver, put a c

nt-o,

i, to

i, to te

-i, to t

ate; -meblo

theme,

-o,

emple (of

temple (b

to hold

-o,

, tenor

i, to

-o, t

soil; enteri

-o, t

i-o, te

erm, defini

, to s

m-o,

-o, t

kind of,

), therefo

then, at th

, tibia; -karno,

v.), th

), thus, s

-o,

, to t

o, li

fear, be

pole, ton

to jingl

un), that

hat much, so m

to pull

-o, t

-o, t

ne, that (56); tiu ?i

toast (s

o, l

, to to

-o, t

, tomb

o, t

ear; -ilo, sh

i, to

ist; -a, croo

), through

beam (

i, to t

that which was aimed at or

-o, f

(in essay, speech,

amway, street-car line;

, to cu

serene, tr

across, the oth

), very,

, to t

to dren

aul, draw; -a?o, t

-o, tr

.), thre

i, to

i, to

k-o,

-o, tr

.), too,

i, to

o, th

k-o,

i, to

sidewalk,

i, to

o, h

pon, impose; altru

unk (of tre

t-o,

tube,

bulb, kno

, at once,

piece o

o, t

-o,

-i, to

trans.),

, to

kortu?i, to tou

ntire, w

receptacle, that which

person characterized b

-o,

finite suf

f finger); -eg

s-o, u

tat-o, u

(136, 137, 180

-o, hu

y; ?efurbo

be urgent

o, b

ted States

a, us

se; trouzi