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, potato.

terur-o

, terror.

tia

, that kind of, such (

65

).

tial

(

adv.

), therefore (

78, 83

).

tiam

(

adv.

), then, at that time (

73

).

tibi-o

, shin bone, tibia;

—karno

, calf (of the leg).

tie

(

adv.

), there (

68

).

tiel

(

adv.

), thus, so (

88, 156

).

tigr-o

, tiger.

tikl-i

, to tickle.

tili-o

, linden.

tim-i

, to fear, be afraid of.

timon-o

, pole, tongue, shaft.

tint-i

, to jingle, tinkle.

tio

(

pronoun

), that (

233, 234

).

tiom

(

adv.

), that much, so much (

104, 164

).

tir-i

, to pull, draw.

tiran-o

, tyrant.

titol-o

, title.

tiu

(

pronoun

), that one, that (

56

); tiu ĉi, this one, this (

60

).

tost-o

, toast (sentiment).

tol-o

, linen.

toler-i

, to tolerate.

tomat-o

, tomato.

tomb-o

, tomb, grave.

ton-o

, tone.

tond-i

, to shear;

—ilo

, shears, scissors.

tondr-i

, to thunder.

tord-i

, to twist;

—a

, crooked, winding.

tra

(

prep.

), through (

46, 160

).

trab-o

, beam (wooden).

traduk-i

, to translate.

traf-i

, to reach, attain (that which was aimed at or sought); maltrafi, to miss.

trajt-o

, feature.

trakt-i

, to treat of (in essay, speech, etc.);

—ato

, treatise.

tram-o

, tram;

—vojo

, tramway, street-car line;

—veturilo

, street-car.

tranĉ-i

, to cut, sever.

trankvil-a

, serene, tranquil, calm.

trans

(

prep.

), across, the other side of (

160

).

tre

(

adv.

), very, very much.

trem-i

, to tremble.

tremp-i

, to drench, dip.

tren-i

, to drag, haul, draw;

—aĵo

, train (of a dress).

trezor-o

, treasure.

tri

(

adj.

), three (

136

).

trik-i

, to knit.

trink-i

, to drink.

tritik-o

, wheat.

triumf-o

, triumph.

tro

(

adv.

), too, too much.

tromp-i

, to deceive.

tron-o

, throne.

tropik-o

, tropic.

trot-i

, to trot.

trotuar-o

, sidewalk, pavement.

trov-i

, to find.

tru-o

, hole.

trud-i

, to force upon, impose; altrudema, importunate.

trunk-o

, trunk (of tree or body).

tualet-o

, toilet.

tub-o

, tube, pipe.

tuber-o

, bulb, knot, tuber.

tuj

(

adv.

), at once, immediately

tuk-o

, piece of cloth.

tur-o

, tower.

turk-o

, Turk.

turment-i

, to torment.

turn-i

(

trans.

), to turn.

tus-i

, to cough.

tuŝ-i

, to touch; kortuŝi, to touch (the heart of).

tut-a

, entire, whole, all.

U.

-uj-

,

suffix indicating receptacle, that which bears or contains

(

181

).

-ul-

,

suffix indicating person characterized by that in the root

(

132

).

ulm-o

, elm.

-um-

, indefinite suffix (

268

).

ung-o

, nail (of finger);

—ego

, claw, talon.

univers-o

, universe.

universitat-o

, university.

unu

(

adj.

), one (

136, 137, 180

); unuiĝo, union.

uragan-o

, hurricane.

urb-o

, city; ĉefurbo, capital.

urĝ-i

, to be urgent or pressing.

urs-o

, bear.

Uson-o

, United States of America.

util-a

, useful.

uz-i

, to use; trouzi, to abuse.

V.

vad-i

, to wade.

vafl-o

, waffle.

vag-i

, to wander, to roam;

—isto

, vagabond.

vagon-o

, car, railway carriage.

vak-i

, to be vacant.

vaks-o

, wax.

val-o

, valley.

valiz-o

, valise, satchel, bag.

valor-i

, to be worth.

vals-i

, to waltz.

van-a

, vain, fruitless.

vang-o

, cheek.

vant-a

, vain, conceited.

vapor-o

, steam, vapor.

varb-i

(

trans.

), to enlist, recruit.

varm-a

, warm.

vast-a

, vast, spacious, extensive.

vaz-o

, vase, basin.

ve!

(

interjection

), woe! ho ve! alas! (

273

).

veget-i

, to vegetate, grow (as plants).

vegetar-a

, vegetarian.

vejn-o

, vein.

vek-i

(

trans.

), to wake, awake.

vel-o

, sail.

velk-i

, to fade, wither, wilt.

velur-o

, velvet.

ven-i

, to come.

vend-i

, to sell.

vendred-o

, Friday.

venen-o

, poison.

venĝ-i

, to avenge.

venk-i

, to conquer, vanquish.

vent-o

, wind.

ver-o

, truth.

verand-o

, veranda, porch.

verd-a

, green.

verk-i

, to compose (music or literature).

verm-o

, worm.

vermiĉel-o

, vermicelli.

vers-o

, verse.

verŝ-i

, to pour (a liquid).

vertikal-a

, vertical.

vesper-o

, evening (

93

).

vest-i

, to clothe, dress.

veŝt-o

, vest, waistcoat.

vet-i

, to wager, bet.

veter-o

, weather.

vetur-i

, to ride, go (in vehicle, boat, etc.).

vi

(

pronoun

), you (

32, 37, 274

).

viand-o

, meat.

vibr-i

, to vibrate.

vic-o

, turn, place in a series; laŭvice, in turn; siavice, in his (her, its, their) turn; vicprezidanto, vice-president.

vid-i

, to see.

vidv-o

, widower;

—ino

, widow.

vigl-a

, alert, brisk.

vilaĝ-o

, village.

vin-o

, wine.

vinagr-o

, vinegar.

vinber-o

, grape; sekvinbero, raisin.

vintr-o

, winter.

viol-o

, violet.

violon-o

, violin.

vip-i

, to whip.

vir-o

, man

virt-o

, virtue.

viŝ-i

, to wipe.

vitr-o

, glass (material).

viv-i

, to live (

133

).

vizaĝ-o

, face, visage.

vizit-i

, to visit.

voĉ-o

, voice;

—doni

, to vote.

voj-o

, road, way.

vojaĝ-i

, to journey, travel, voyage.

vok-i

, to call.

vokal-o

, vowel.

vol-i

, to be willing, will, wish.

volont-e

, willingly.

volum-o

, volume (book).

volumen-o

, volume (of a body).

volv-i

, to roll (something around something).

vort-o

, word;

—aro

, dictionary.

vost-o

, tail.

vual-o

, veil.


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