Esperanto Study
Terms
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- Cup
- Taso
- Store
- Butiko
- Bird
- Birdo
- Love
- Amo
- Insect
- Insekto
- Feather, pen
- Plumo
- Lemonade
- Limonado
- Water
- Akvo
- Generous
- Malavara
- Miserly, avaricious
- Avara
- Dry
- Seka
- Good
- Bona
- Clean, pure
- Pura
- New
- Nova
- Big, great
- Granda
- Warm
- Varma
- Healthy
- Sana
- Beautiful
- Bela
- Buscuit, cracker, cookie
- Biskvito
- Tea
- Teo
- Sugar
- Sukero
- Bread
- Pano
- Milk
- Lakto
- Cake
- Kuko
- Teacher
- Instruisto
- Mother
- Patrino
- Father
- Patro
- Flower
- Floro
- Girl
- Knabino
- Boy, youngster
- Knabo
- Woman
- Virino
- Man
- Viro
- Daughter
- Filino
- Son
- Filo
- Coffee
- Kafo
- Sister
- Fratino
- Brother
- Frato
- Friend
- Amiko
- She
- Åœi
- It
- Äœi
- We
- Ni
- Self
- Si
- One, they, people (indefinate)
- Oni
- He
- Li
- I
- Mi
- They
- Ili
- You
- Vi
- To love
- Ami
- To live
- Vivi
- To reply, to answer
- Respondi
- To stroll, to go for a walk
- Promeni
- To ask (for something), to beg, to request
- Peti
- To run
- Kuri
- To smoke
- Fumi
- To ask (a question), to inquire
- Demandi
- To wait
- Atendi
- To be thirsty
- Soifi
- To request
- Peti
- To find
- Trovi
- To meet, to encounter
- Renkonti
- To do, to make
- Fari
- To see
- Vidi
- To sell
- Vendi
- To drink
- Trinki
- To add sugar
- Sukeri
- To write
- Skribi
- To carry, to wear
- Porti
- To wash
- Lavi
- To catch, to capture
- Kapti
- To have
- Havi
- To forget
- Forgesi
- Evening
- Vespero
- Day
- Tago
- Week
- Semajno
- Night
- Nokto
- Minute
- Minuto
- Morning
- Mateno
- Year
- Jaro
- Hour
- Horo
- Red
- Ruĝa
- Purple
- Purpura
- Black
- Nigra
- Grey
- Griza
- Yellow
- Flava
- Brown
- Bruna
- Green
- Verda
- White
- Blanka
- Blue
- Blua