Chapter 2 No.2

la (article), the (II, 47, 201, 280, a).

labor-i, to work, labor.

lac-a, tired, weary.

la?-o, string, lace (of shoe, etc.).

lad-o, tin plate (sheet iron covered with tin).

lag-o, lake.

lakt-o, milk.

laktuk-o, lettuce.

lam-a, lame.

lamp-o, lamp.

lan-o, wool.

lanc-o, lance, spear.

land-o, land, country.

lang-o, tongue (of the body).

lantern-o, lantern.

lanug-o, down (hairs, feathers).

lard-o, bacon.

lar?-a, wide, broad.

larm-o, tear (of the eye).

las-i, (trans.), to leave, let, permit.

last-a, last (in a series).

latin-a, Latin.

la? (prep.), in accordance with, along, by (191).

la?b-o, arbor, summer-house.

la?d-i, to praise.

la?t-a, loud.

lav-i, to wash.

lecion-o, lesson.

led-o, leather.

leg-i, to read.

legom-o, vegetable.

le?-o, law.

lek-i, to lick.

leon-o, lion.

lepor-o, hare.

lern-i, to learn.

lert-a, clever, skilful.

leter-o, letter (epistle).

lev-i, to raise, lift.

li (pronoun), he, him (32, 37, 42).

liber-a, free.

libr-o, book.

lig-i, to tie, bind, fasten; -ilo, bond; that which ties or fastens; -a?o, knot; -o, league, alliance.

lign-o, wood.

lim-o, limit, boundary.

limonad-o, lemonade.

lingv-o, language.

lini-o, line; -ilo, ruler.

lip-o, lip; -haroj, moustache.

lit-o, bed (for sleeping).

liter-o, letter of the alphabet; la?litera, literal.

literatur-o, literature.

litr-o, liter (284).

liver-i, to deliver, supply, furnish.

log-i, to allure.

lo?-i, to dwell, reside (133).

lok-o, place; -a, local.

lokomotiv-o, locomotive.

long-a, long.

lonicer-o, honeysuckle.

lorn-o, telescope, spyglass; -eto, opera-glasses.

lu-i, to hire, rent (engage and pay rent for).

lud-i, to play.

luks-o, luxury.

lul-i, to lull to sleep; -ilo, cradle.

lum-i, to shine (275).

lun-o, moon.

lunatik-o, lunatic.

lund-o, Monday.

lup-o, wolf.

M.

ma?-i, to chew, masticate.

magazen-o, warehouse.

magi-o, magic.

magistr-o, master of arts (A.M.).

maiz-o, maize, Indian corn.

maj-o, May.

majest-a, majestic.

majones-a, mayonnaise.

majstr-o, master (of his art or profession).

makaroni-o, macaroni.

maksimum-o, maximum.

makul-o, spot, stain.

makzel-o, jaw; -osto, jawbone.

mal-, prefix forming opposites (67).

maleol-o, ankle.

malgra? (prep.), notwithstanding.

malic-a, malicious.

man-o, hand.

mandat-o, money-order.

man?-i, to eat.

manier-o, manner, way.

manik-o, sleeve.

mank-i (intrans.), to be lacking, wanting.

mantel-o, cloak, mantle.

manuskript-o, manuscript.

mar-o, sea.

mar?-o, swamp, marsh.

mard-o, Tuesday.

Mari-o, Mary.

mark-o, mark.

marmelad-o, marmalade.

marmor-o, marble (stone),

mar?-i, to walk.

mart-o, March.

martel-o, hammer.

mastr-o, master (of a house, etc.)

ma?in-o, machine.

maten-o, morning (93).

material-o, material.

matur-a, ripe, mature.

mebl-o, piece of furniture.

medicin-o, medicine (the science).

me?anik-o, mechanics.

mejl-o, mile.

meleagr-o, turkey.

melk-i, to milk.

melodi-o, melody.

melon-o, melon.

mem (pronoun), self, selves (219).

membr-o, limb, member.

memor-i, to remember, keep in mind; rememori, to recall to memory.

mend-i, to order (of a store, etc.).

mensog-i, to lie, tell lies.

menton-o, chin.

menu-o, menu.

merit-i, to deserve, merit.

merkred-o, Wednesday.

merl-o, blackbird.

met-i, to put, place.

metal-o, metal.

meti-o, trade, handicraft.

metod-o, method, way.

metr-o, meter (284).

mez-o, middle.

mezur-i, to measure.

mi (pronoun), I, me (32, 37).

miel-o, honey.

mien-o, appearance, mien.

miks-i (trans.), to mix.

mil (adj.), thousand (142).

mild-a, mild.

milimetr-o, millimeter (284).

milion-o, million.

milit-i, to fight, wage war.

min-o, mine (of coal, silver, etc.).

minac-i, to threaten.

mineral-o, mineral.

minimum-o, minimum.

ministr-o, minister (political).

minut-o, minute.

miop-a, shortsighted.

mir-i, to wonder.

mister-o, mystery.

mizer-o, misery.

mod-o, mode, fashion.

model-o, model.

moder-a, moderate.

modest-a, modest.

mok-i, to mock.

mol-a, soft.

moment-o, moment; -a, momentary, instantaneous.

mon-o, money.

mona?-o, monk.

monar?i-o, monarch.

monat-o, month.

mond-o, world.

mont-o, mountain.

montr-i (trans.), to show.

mor-o, conduct (in regard to right or wrong); -oj, morals.

moral-a, moral; -eco, morality.

mord-i, to bite.

morga? (adv.), tomorrow (171).

mort-i, to die; -igi, to kill.

mo?t-o, title of respect (258).

mov-i (trans.), to move, put in motion.

muel-o, mill (for grinding).

mu?-i, to roar, bellow.

mult-a, much (81).

mur-o, wall.

murmur-i, to murmur.

mus-o, mouse.

mustard-o, mustard.

mu?-o, fly.

mut-a, dumb, mute.

muze-o, museum.

muzik-o, music.

N.

naci-o, nation.

na?-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.

na? (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).

ne?-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.

ne?tral-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.

oran?-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.

pa?-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.

pasa?er-o, passenger.

paser-o, sparrow.

pasi-o, passion.

pasiv-a, passive.

Pask-o, Easter.

paste?-o, patty, small pie.

pastinak-o, parsnip.

pastr-o, pastor, clergyman, priest.

pa?-i, to step.

pa?t-i (trans.), to pasture, feed; -isto, shepherd.

pat-o, pan, frying-pan.

patr-o, father.

pa?z-o, pause.

pavim-o, pavement.

pec-o, piece, morsel.

pejza?-o, landscape.

pek-i, to sin.

pekl-i, to pickle (meat, etc.).

pel-i, to chase away, drive off.

pelt-o, coat or wrap of fur.

pen-i, to strive, try.

pend-i (intrans.), to hang.

penetr-i, to penetrate.

penik-o, paintbrush, hair pencil.

pens-i, to think.

pent-i, to repent.

pentr-i, to paint.

pep-i, to chirp, twitter.

per (prep.), by means of, with, by (64).

perd-i, to lose.

pere-i, to perish.

perfekt-a, perfect.

perfid-i, to betray; -a, perfidious, treacherous.

period-a, periodic.

perl-o, pearl.

permes-i, to permit, allow, let.

peron-o, platform (railway), stoop (entrance porch).

persekut-i, to persecute, prosecute.

persik-o, peach.

persist-i, to persist, persevere.

person-o, person.

peruk-o, wig.

pes-i (trans.), to ascertain the weight of; -ilo, scales, balance.

pet-i, to request, beg, ask.

petol-i, to be mischievous, saucy, roguish.

petrol-o, petroleum, kerosene.

petrosel-o, parsley.

pez-i (intrans.), to be heavy, weigh.

pi-a, pious.

pice-o, spruce (tree).

pied-o, foot; -iranto, pedestrian.

piedestal-o, pedestal.

pik-i, to prick, sting.

pilgrim-i, to go on a pilgrimage.

pilk-o, ball (to play with).

pin-o, pine (tree).

pinakotek-o, picture gallery.

pin?-i, to pinch.

pingl-o, pin.

pint-o, point, pinnacle, summit.

pionir-o, pioneer.

pip-o, pipe (for smoking).

pipr-o, pepper.

pir-o, pear.

pist-i, to crush, mash; -a?o, purée.

pitoresk-a, picturesque.

piz-o, pea.

plac-o, public square, place (broad, short street or open space).

pla?-i, to please, to be pleasing (265).

plad-o, flat dish.

plafon-o, ceiling.

plan-o, plan, scheme.

pland-o, sole (of the foot).

planed-o, planet.

plank-o, floor.

plant-i, to plant.

plat-a, flat, plane.

pla?d-i (trans.), to splash, dabble (a liquid).

plej (adv.), most (74, 79, 81, 162); malplej, least (80).

plekt-i, to weave, plait, braid.

plen-a, full; plenum-i, to fulfil.

plend-i, to complain.

plet-o, tray.

plezur-o, pleasure.

pli (adv.), more (74, 79, 81); malpli, less (80).

plor-i, to weep, cry.

plu (adv.), further, more, any more.

plug-i, to plow.

plum-o, pen, feather.

plumb-o, lead (metal); -isto, plumber.

pluv-o, rain.

pne?matik-o, pneumatic tire.

po (prep.), at the rate of (175).

poem-o, poem.

poet-o, poet.

poezi-o, poetry, poesy.

pokal-o, goblet, cup.

pol-o, Pole.

polic-o, police (force).

politik-o, politics.

polm-o, palm (of the hand).

polur-i, to polish, make smooth and glossy.

polus-o, pole (geographical).

polv-o, dust.

pom-o, apple.

pomp-o, pomp, splendor.

pont-o, bridge.

popol-o, a people, folk.

popular-a, popular.

por (prep.), for (95, 98, 262).

porcelan-o, porcelain, china.

porci-o, portion, share.

pord-o, door.

pork-o, swine, pig, hog.

port-i, to carry, bear.

portret-o, portrait.

posed-i, to possess, own.

post (prep.), after, behind (89, 120).

postul-i, to require, demand.

po?-o, pocket.

po?t-o, post (mail); -kesto, mailbox; -marko, postage stamp; -mandato, postal money order.

pot-o, pot.

potenc-a, powerful, mighty.

pov-i, to be able, can (72).

pra-, prefix indicating remoteness in line of descent (282).

praktik-o, practice.

prav-a, right, in the right.

precip-a, principal, chief.

preciz-a, precise.

predik-i, to preach.

prefer-i, to prefer.

prefiks-o, prefix.

pre?-i, to pray; -ejo, church.

prem-i, to press.

premi-o, premium, prize.

pren-i, to take.

prepar-i, to prepare.

pres-i, to print.

preska? (adv.), almost.

pret-a, ready.

pretekst-i, to make pretext of, pretend, sham.

pretend-i, to make pretension to, lay claim to.

preter (prep.), beyond, past, by.

prez-o, price.

prezent-i, to present, offer.

prezid-i, to preside; -anto, presiding officer, president, chairman.

pri (prep.), concerning, about, of (160, 264, c).

princ-o, prince.

princip-o, principle.

printemp-o, spring (season).

pro (prep.), on account of, because of, for (86).

problem-o, problem.

procent-o, interest, percentage.

proces-o, lawsuit, legal process.

produkt-i, to produce.

profesi-o, profession, occupation, calling.

profesor-o, professor.

profil-o, profile.

profit-o, profit; -i, to profit (by).

profund-a, deep, profound.

progres-i, to progress.

projekt-o, project.

proklam-i, to proclaim.

prokrast-i, to delay, procrastinate.

proksim-a, near.

promen-i, to go walking, promenade.

promes-i, to promise.

propon-i, to propose, offer.

proporci-o, proportion.

propr-a, own (one's own); malpropra, other people's; -igi al si, to appropriate, make one's own.

prosper-i, to have success, prosper.

protekt-i, to protect.

protest-i, to protest.

protokol-o, minutes (of a meeting).

prov-i, to try, attempt, test.

proviz-i, to provide.

proz-o, prose; -a?o, prose composition, piece of prose.

prudent-a, reasonable, sensible, rational.

prujn-o, hoar frost.

prun-o, plum.

prunt-o, loan; -i, (-e doni), to lend; -e preni, to borrow.

pruv-i, to prove, give proof of.

psalm-o, psalm.

publik-o, public (the); -igi, to publish.

puding-o, pudding.

pudr-i, to powder.

pugn-o, fist.

pulm-o, lung.

pulv-o, gunpowder.

pump-i, to pump.

pun-i, to punish.

punt-o, lace (point, etc.).

pup-o, doll.

pupitr-o, desk.

pur-a, clean, pure.

purpur-a, purple.

pu?-i, to push; repu?i, to repulse.

put-o, well (for water).

R.

rabarb-o, rhubarb.

rab-i, to pillage, plunder; -isto, robber.

rabat-i, to rebate, give a reduction, discount or rebate.

rad-o, wheel.

radi-o, ray (of light), spoke (of wheel), radius.

radik-o, root.

rafan-o, radish.

rafin-i, to refine; -ejo, refinery.

rajd-i, to ride (horse, etc.).

rajt-o, right (to something).

rakont-i, to relate, narrate (77).

ramp-i, to creep, crawl, clamber.

ran-o, frog.

rand-o, edge, border.

rang-o, rank, grade, dignity.

rapid-a, rapid, quick; -o, speed; -emo, haste.

raport-i, to report, give a report.

ras-o, race (tribe, people, nation).

rasp-i, to rasp, grate; -ilo, grater.

rat-o, rat.

ra?k-a, hoarse, raucous.

rav-i, to enchant.

raz-i, to shave.

re-, prefix indicating repetition or return (223).

real-a, real.

reciprok-a, reciprocal, mutual (180).

redakci-o, editorial department.

redakt-i, to edit.

redaktor-o, editor.

redingot-o, frock coat.

refut-i, to refute.

reg-i, to rule, govern, reign.

regal-i (trans.), to regale, treat (to food or drink).

region-o, region.

registr-i (trans.), to register, enroll.

regn-o, state, governed body; -ano, citizen, subject.

regul-o, rule, regulation.

re?-o, king.

reklam-i, to advertise.

rekomend-i, to recommend, register (a letter).

rekompenc-i, to recompense, reward.

rekt-a, straight, undeviating, direct.

rel-o, rail.

religi-o, religion.

rem-i, to row.

rembur-i, to upholster, stuff, pad.

renkont-i (trans.), to meet.

renvers-i (trans.), to upset.

reprezent-i, to represent.

respekt-i, to respect.

respond-i, to answer.

respublik-o, republic.

rest-i, to remain, stay.

restoraci-o, restaurant.

resum-i, to summarize, give in resumé.

ret-o, net, netting.

rev-i, to indulge in revery, dream, fancy.

revu-o, journal, review, magazine.

rezon-i, to reason (exert the power of reasoning).

rezult-i, to result.

ricev-i, to receive.

ri?-a, rich.

rid-i, to laugh (265).

rifuz-i, to refuse.

rigard-i, to look.

rigl-i, to bolt (fasten).

rikolt-i, to harvest, reap.

rilat-i, to have relation (to) (266).

rimark-i, to notice, note.

rimed-o, means, way; vivrimedoj, means of livelihood.

rimen-o, thong, strap.

ring-o, ring.

rip-o, rib.

ripar-i, to mend, repair.

ripet-i, to repeat.

ripoz-i, to repose, rest.

ripro?-i, to reproach.

river-o, river.

riz-o, rice.

rob-o, dress, robe.

Robert-o, Robert.

romp-i (trans.), to break.

rond-o, circle, ring, round.

ros-o, dew.

rost-i, to roast.

roz-o, rose (flower).

ruband-o, ribbon.

rubus-o, blackberry.

ru?-a, red.

ruin-o, ruin.

rul-i (trans.), to roll (ball, etc.).

rus-o, Russian.

rust-i, to rust.

rutin-o, routine.

ruz-a, crafty, cunning, sly.

S.

sabat-o, Saturday.

sabl-o, sand.

sag-o, arrow.

sa?-a, wise.

sak-o, sack, bag.

sal-o, salt.

salajr-o, salary, wages.

salat-o, salad.

salon-o, parlor, drawing-room.

salt-i, to jump, leap.

salut-i, to salute, greet.

sam-a, same.

san-a, healthy, well.

sang-o, blood.

sankt-a, sacred, holy.

sap-o, soap.

sarden-o, sardine.

sat-a, sated; malsata, hungry.

sa?c-o, sauce, gravy, dressing.

sav-i, to save; rescue.

sci-i, to know (117).

scienc-o, science.

se (conj.), if (240).

sed (conj.), but.

seg-i, to saw.

se?-o, chair.

sek-a, dry.

sekret-o, secret.

sekretari-o, secretary.

sekund-o, second (of time).

sekv-i, to follow.

sel-o, saddle.

sem-o, seed; -i, to sow.

semajn-o, week.

sen (prep.), without (248).

senat-o, senate; -ano, senator.

senc-o, sense, meaning.

send-i, to send.

sent-i, to feel, perceive.

sep (adj.), seven (136).

septembr-o, September.

ser?-i, to seek, hunt, look for.

serur-o, lock.

serv-i, to serve.

servic-o, course (of a meal).

ses (adj.), six (136).

sever-a, severe, stern.

sezon-o, season.

si (pronoun, reflexive), himself, herself, etc. (40, 44, 274).

sibl-i, to hiss, whistle (wind, etc.).

sid-i, to sit (239).

sigel-i, to seal.

sign-o, sign, trace, mark.

signif-i, to signify, mean.

silab-o, syllable.

silent-i, to be silent (239).

silk-o, silk.

simi-o, monkey.

simil-a, like, similar.

simpl-a, simple.

sinjor-o, gentleman, Mr. (163).

Sirakuz-o, Syracuse.

sitel-o, pail, bucket.

skatol-o, small box or case.

skiz-i, to sketch.

sklav-o, slave.

skot-o, Scot, Scotchman.

skrap-i, to scrape.

skrib-i, to write.

sku-i (trans.), to shake.

skulpt-i, to carve, sculpture.

societ-o, society.

soif-i, to be thirsty.

sojl-o, threshold.

Sokrat-o, Socrates.

sol-a, alone, sole, only.

soldat-o, soldier.

solen-a, formal, solemn.

somer-o, summer.

son-i (intrans.), to sound.

son?-i, to dream (in sleep).

sonor-i (intrans.), to ring, sound; -ilo, bell.

sopir-i, to yearn, long, sigh.

sorb-i, to absorb; -papero, blotting-paper.

sor?-o, witchcraft; ensor?i, to bewitch; -isto, sorcerer.

sort-o, destiny, fate, lot.

sova?-a, wild, savage.

spac-o, space.

spec-o, kind, sort, species.

special-a, special.

specimen-o, specimen, sample.

spegul-o, mirror.

spert-a, experienced, expert.

spes-o, speso (international unit of money, 284).

spez-o, clearing (financial); elspezi, to disburse, expend, spend; enspezi, to take in, receive (funds).

spinac-o, spinach.

spir-i, to breathe; elspiri, to exhale.

spite (prep.), in spite of.

sprit-a, witty.

staci-o, station (railway, boat, etc.).

stamp-i, to mark officially, stamp.

standard-o, standard, flag.

stan-o, tin (metal).

stang-o, pole.

star-i, to stand (239).

stat-o, state (of being), condition.

stel-o, star.

stenografi-o, shorthand, stenography.

stil-o, style.

stimul-i, to stimulate.

stomak-o, stomach.

strang-a, strange, peculiar.

strat-o, street.

stre?-i (trans.), to stretch.

strek-i, to make a streak, or line; substreki, to underline; surstreki, trastreki, to cross off, strike out.

stri-o, streak, stripe, band.

strik-o, strike (of labor).

stud-i, to study.

student-o, student (college, etc.).

stuf-i (trans.), to stew.

stump-o, stump (of tree, etc.).

sub (prep.), under, beneath (121, 160).

subit-a, sudden, abrupt.

substanc-o, substance.

sud-o, south.

sufer-i, to suffer, endure.

sufi?-i, to suffice; -ega, abundant.

sufiks-o, suffix.

sufok-i (trans.), to suffocate.

sugesti-i, to suggest.

suk-o, sap, juice (of plants, etc.); -a, succulent.

sukces-i, to succeed.

suker-o, sugar.

sulfur-o, sulphur.

sulk-o, furrow, wrinkle.

sum-o, sum, amount.

sun-o, sun.

sup-o, soup.

super (prep.), above, over (159); -a, superior.

supersti?-o, superstition.

supoz-i, to suppose.

supr-e (adv.), above; -a, upper, above; -a?o, surface.

sur (prep.), on, upon (160).

surd-a, deaf.

surpriz-i, to surprise.

surtut-o, overcoat.

suspekt-i, to suspect.

sved-o, Swede.

sven-i, to faint, swoon.

sving-i (trans.), swing, brandish.

svis-o, Swiss.

?.

?af-o, sheep; -a?o, mutton; -ido, lamb; -ida?o, lamb (meat); -viro, ram.

?ajn-i, to seem, appear.

?al-o, shawl.

?anc-o, luck, chance; bon?ance, luckily.

?ancel-i (trans.), to oscillate, vacillate, make tremble.

?an?-i (trans.), to change, alter.

?ar?-i, to burden, load.

?at-i, to like, prize.

?a?m-o, foam, froth.

?el-o, shell, peeling, bark.

?elk-o, suspender, supporter.

?erc-i, to joke, jest.

?i (pronoun), she, her (32, 37, 42).

?ild-o, shield.

?ink-o, ham.

?ip-o, ship.

?ir-i, to tear.

?irm-i, to shelter, shield; -ilo, screen.

?lim-o, slime.

?los-i, to lock; -ilo, key.

?mir-i, to anoint, smear.

?nur-o, string.

?ose-o, broad roadway, drive.

?ov-i, to shove, push.

?ovel-i, to shovel.

?par-i, to spare, be economical of.

?pin-i, to spin.

?pruc-i, to gush, spout, spurt (of liquids).

?rank-o, cupboard, wardrobe.

?ra?b-o, screw.

?tal-o, steel.

?tat-o, state (political).

?tel-i, to steal (252).

?tip-o, log, block of wood.

?tof-o, cloth, stuff.

?ton-o, stone.

?top-i, to stop up, cork; -ilo, stopper.

?trump-o, stocking.

?tup-o, step, round; -aro, stair-case.

?u-o, shoe; super?uo, overshoe.

?uld-i, to owe, be indebted.

?ultr-o, shoulder.

?ut-o, chute; -i, to pour (as in a chute).

?vel-i, to swell, become swollen.

?vit-i, to perspire.

T.

tabak-o, tobacco.

tabel-o, table, index, tabulation.

tabl-o, table (furniture).

tabul-o, board, plank.

tag-o, day; -i?o, dawn; -mezo, noon.

tajlor-o, tailor.

taks-i, to estimate, value, rate.

talent-o, talent.

tali-o, waist; beltalia, shapely, having a good figure.

tambur-o, drum.

tamen (conj.), nevertheless, however, yet, still.

tantiem-o, percentage of profit, royalty.

tapi?-o, carpet.

tarif-o, tariff, schedule of rates.

tas-o, cup; subtaso, saucer.

task-o, task.

ta?g-i, to be fit for, good for.

tavol-o, layer.

te-o, tea.

teatr-o, theatre; -a?o, play.

ted-i, to be tedious.

teg-i, to cover, put a covering upon.

tegment-o, roof.

teks-i, to weave.

telefon-i, to telephone.

telegraf-i, to telegraph.

teler-o, plate; -meblo, sideboard.

tem-o, theme, subject.

temp-o, time.

tempi-o, temple (of the head).

templ-o, temple (building).

ten-i, to hold, keep.

tend-o, tent.

tenor-o, tenor (voice).

tent-i, to tempt.

teori-o, theory.

ter-o, earth, soil; enterigi, to inter.

teras-o, terrace.

teritori-o, territory.

termin-o, term, definition (word).

tern-i, to sneeze.

terpom-o, 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 ?i, 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.

tran?-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; -a?o, 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.

tu?-i, to touch; kortu?i, 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); unui?o, union.

uragan-o, hurricane.

urb-o, city; ?efurbo, capital.

ur?-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.