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), to show.

mor-o

, conduct (in regard to right or wrong);

—oj

, morals.

moral-a

, moral;

—eco

, morality.

mord-i

, to bite.

morgaŭ

(

adv.

), tomorrow (

171

).

mort-i

, to die;

—igi

, to kill.

moŝt-o

,

title of respect

(

258

).

mov-i

(

trans.

), to move, put in motion.

muel-o

, mill (for grinding).

muĝ-i

, to roar, bellow.

mult-a

, much (

81

).

mur-o

, wall.

murmur-i

, to murmur.

mus-o

, mouse.

mustard-o

, mustard.

muŝ-o

, fly.

mut-a

, dumb, mute.

muze-o

, museum.

muzik-o

, music.

N.

naci-o

, nation.

naĝ-i

, to swim.

naiv-a

, artless, naive, ingenuous.

najbar-o

, neighbor.

najl-o

, nail (of metal).

nap-o

, turnip.

nask-i

, to produce, bring forth, give birth to.

natur-o

, nature.

naŭ

(

adj.

), nine (

136

).

naz-o

, nose.

ne

(

adv.

), no, not (27, 66, a, 171).

nebul-o

, fog, mist.

neces-a

, necessary.

negativ-o

, negative (photographic).

neĝ-o

, snow.

nek

(

negative conj.

), neither, nor (

31

).

nenia

, no kind of (

224

).

nenial

(

adv.

), for no reason (

229

).

neniam

(

adv.

), never (

226

).

nenie

(

adv.

), nowhere (

225

).

neniel

(

adv.

), in no way (

230

).

nenies

(

pronoun, possessive

), nobody's (

221

).

nenio

(

pronoun

), nothing (

233

).

neniom

(

adv.

), none, not any (

231

).

neniu

(

pronoun

), no one, nobody, no (

220

).

nep-o

, grandson.

nepr-e

, inevitably, certainly, unfailingly.

nerv-o

, nerve.

nest-o

, nest.

neŭtral-a

, neutral, non-partisan.

nev-o

, nephew.

ni

(

pronoun

), we, us (

32, 37

).

nigr-a

, black.

nivel-o

, level.

-nj-

,

suffix forming affectionate diminutives

(

283

).

nobel-o

, nobleman.

nobl-a

, noble (in character).

nokt-o

, night.

nom-o

, name;

—i

, to name, mention.

nombr-o

, number (quantity).

nord-o

, north.

norveg-o

, Norwegian.

nostalgi-o

, homesickness.

not-o

, note.

nov-a

, new, recent, novel; denove, anew, again.

novembr-o

, November.

nu

(

interjection

), well! (

273

).

nuanc-o

, shade, tint, hue.

nub-o

, cloud.

nud-a

, bare, naked, nude.

nuks-o

, nut.

nul-o

, zero, naught.

numer-o

, number, numeral (No.).

nun

(

adv.

), now (

171

).

nur

(

adv.

), merely, only.

nutr-i

, to nourish, to feed.

O.

obe-i

, to obey (

265

).

objekt-o

, object, thing.

objektiv-o

, lens, objective.

-obl-

,

suffix forming multiples

(

186

).

oblikv-a

, oblique, slanting.

observ-i

, to observe, take note of.

obstin-a

, obstinate.

ocean-o

, ocean.

odor-i

, to smell (good or bad).

ofend-i

, to offend.

ofer-i

, to sacrifice, offer.

ofic-o

, office, employment;

—isto

, officer (of firm or organization);

—ejo

, office (the place).

oficial-a

, official.

oficir-o

, officer (military or naval).

oft-a

, frequent.

ok

(

adj.

), eight (

136

).

okaz-i

, to happen, occur, take place.

okcident-o

, west.

oktobr-o

, October.

okul-o

, eye.

okup-i

, to occupy.

ol

(

conj.

), than (

82, 97, 98

).

ole-o

, oil.

oliv-o

, olive.

ombr-o

, shadow, shade.

ombrel-o

, umbrella.

-on-

,

suffix forming fractions

(

166

).

ond-o

, wave.

oni

(

pronoun

), one, they (

54

).

onkl-o

, uncle.

-op-

,

suffix forming collective numerals

(

261

).

oper-o

, opera.

opini-i

, to have the opinion, think.

oportun-a

, handy, convenient, opportune.

or-o

, gold.

oranĝ-o

, orange (fruit).

ord-o

, order (methodical or proper arrangement).

ordinar-a

, ordinary; eksterordinara, extraordinary.

ordon-i

, to order, bid, command.

orel-o

, ear (of the body).

orf-o

, orphan.

organ-o

, organ (physical).

organiz-i

, to organize.

orgen-o

, organ, (musical instrument).

orient-o

, east.

original-o

, original.

orkestr-o

, orchestra.

ornam-i

, to ornament, adorn.

ort-a

, right-angled.

osced-i

, to gape, yawn.

ost-o

, bone.

ostr-o

, oyster.

ostracism-o

, ostracism.

ov-o

, egg.

P.

pac-o

, peace.

pacienc-o

, patience.

padel-i

, to paddle.

paf-i

, to shoot (with gun, etc.).

pag-i

, to pay.

paĝ-o

, page (of a book, etc.).

pajl-o

, straw.

pak-i

, to pack.

pal-a

, pale.

palac-o

, palace.

palis-o

, stake;

—aro

, palisade.

palp-i

, to feel (with the fingers, etc.);

—ado

, touch (the sense).

palpebr-o

, eyelid.

pan-o

, bread.

pantalon-o

, trousers.

pantofl-o

, slipper.

paper-o

, paper (material).

papili-o

, butterfly.

par-o

, pair.

paradiz-o

, paradise.

paragraf-o

, paragraph.

paralel-a

, parallel.

pardon-i

, to forgive, pardon (

265

).

parenc-o

, relative (person).

parfum-o

, perfume.

park-o

, park.

parker-e

, by rote, by heart, from memory.

parol-i

, to speak (

77

).

part-o

, part, share.

particip-o

, participle.

pas-i

, (

intrans.

), to pass.

pasaĝer-o

, passenger.

paser-o

, sparrow.

pasi-o

, passion.

pasiv-a

, passive.

Pask-o

, Easter.


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