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IDIOM NEUTRAL– ENGLISH

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o!, i., O!; oh!

-o, suffix denoting a person or animal of the masculine gender.

oasi, n., oasis.

obediar, v., to obey. -ant, part., obedient.

obelisk, n., obelisk.

obligar, v., to oblige; to bind. -ad, n., obligation. -asion, n., obligation.

obligar mediu yurad, to bind by oath.

obliku, a., oblique; slanting. -itet, n., obliquity; obliqueness.

obliviar, v., to forget. -asion (oblivion), n., forgetting; forgetfulness; oblivion. -os, a., forgetful; oblivious. -ositet, n., forgetfulness; obliviousness.

oblong, a., oblong.

obsen, a., obscene. -itet, n., obscenity.

observar, v., to observe (notice; also, follow). -asion, n., observation.

obsidiar, v., to besiege; to beleaguer; to invest. -asion, n., siege.

obskur, a., obscure; dark. -itet, n., obscurity; darkness.

obskur-blu, a., dark-blue.

obskur-brun, a., dark-brown.

obstakl, n., obstacle; hindrance.

obstinar, v., to be obstinate. -ant, part., obstinate; wilful; stubborn. -asion, n., obstinacy; wilfulness; stubbornness. -e, ad., notwithstanding. -u, p., in spite of; notwithstanding; despite.

obstine ke, c., notwithstanding that.

obtenar, v., to obtain; to procure; to get; to acquire.

obtus, a., obtuse; blunt; dull. -e, ad., obtusely. -eskar, v., to become blunted; to become dull.

obviar, v., to obviate. -asion, n., obviation.

obyekt, n., object. -ar, v., to object.

obyektiv, a., objective.

od, n., ode.

o Deo! i., for God’s sake!

odi, n., hate; hatred. -ar, v., to hate. -abl, a., hateable. -os, a., hateful; odious.

odor, n., odor; smell; scent. -ar, v., to smell (emit odor).

odorat, n., smell; sense of smell. -ar, v., to smell (perceive odor); to scent.

ofendar, v., to offend.

ofendar se, v., to take it ill.

ofis, n., office; calling. -ik (ofisial), a., official.

ofisin, n., office (place of business); workshop.

ofisir, n., officer.

ofr, n., offer. -ar, v., to offer; to proffer; to tender.

okasion, n., occasion; opportunity. -ar, v., to occasion. -e, ad., on occasion. -u, p., on the occasion of.

okr, n., ochre.

oksal, n., wood sorrel. -ik, a., oxalic.

oksid, n., oxid(e). -ar, v., to oxidize.

oksident, n., Occident.

oksigen, n., oxygen (O).

okt, nr., eight.

oktav, nr., eighth.

okt-des, nr., eighty.

oktet, n., octette.

okto-, prefix signifying octo-, eight-.

oktobr, n., October.

okul, n., eye. -ik, a., ocular. -ist, n., oculist.

okultar, v., to conceal; to hide; to secrete.

okupar, v., to occupy; to employ. -asion, n., occupation; employment.

okupar se in kk, to busy one’s self with something; to apply one’s self to something; to occupy one’s self with something.

okurar, v., to meet; to encounter. -asion, n., meeting (encounter).

ole, n., oil. -ar, v., to oil. -atr, a., oily; oleaginous. -os, a., oily.

oleandr, n., oleander.

oliv, n., olive.

ombr, n., shadow; shade. -ar, v., to shadow; to shade; to overshadow.

omin, n., omen; sign; portent. -ar, v., to presage; to forebode; to portend. -os, a., ominous; portentous.

omitar, v., to omit.

omlet, n., omelet.

omni, pr. ind., each; every; (followed by the plural) all. -foa, ad., every time.

omni-anue, ad., yearly; every year.

omnibus, n., omnibus.

omni-diurne, ad., daily; every day.

omni du, pr. ind., both.

omni-dufoa, ad., both times.

omni-flanke, ad., on all sides; on every side.

omnifoa ke, c., whenever; as often as; every time that.

omni-hom, pr. ind., everybody; everyone; each one; each.

omni kekos, pr. ind., whatever.

omni ki, pr. ind., whoever; whichever.

omni-kos, pr. ind., everything.

omni-loke, ad., everywhere.

omni-loke ke, c., wherever; everywhere that.

omni-mense, ad., monthly; every month.

omni-semane, ad., weekly; every week.

omoplat, n., shoulder blade; scapula.

on, pr., one; they; people.

-on, suffix forming substantives which denote an enlargement.

oniks, n., onyx.

onkl, n., uncle.

ons, n., ounce.

opal, n., opal.

operar, v., to operate. -asion, n., operation. -ator, n., operator.

opinion, n., opinion.

opium, n., opium.

oportun, a., opportune. -e, ad., opportunely; seasonably.

oposar, v., to oppose. -asion (oposision), n., opposition.

opr, n., opera.

opresar, v., to oppress.

optativ, n., optative.

optik, n., optics. -al, a., optical. -ist, n., optician.

optimist, n., optimist.

opulent, a., opulent; wealthy.

or, n., ear.

-or, suffix which, with a verbal roof, forms substantives that denote the state or affection of a person or thing acting.

orar, v., to speak (as an orator). -asion, n., oration. -ator, n., orator; public speaker.

orakl, n., oracle.

oral, a., oral. -e, ad., orally.

oranj, n., orange.

oranj amer, Seville orange; bigarade.

oranj-kolorik, a., orange-colored.

ord, n., order; arrangement. -ar, v., to order; to set in order.

ordinar, a., ordinary; common.

ordn, n., order (religious or secular).

ordonar, v., to order; to ordain; to direct. -asion, n., order; ordinance; direction.

orfan, n., orphan.

org, n., organ (instrument). -ist (organist), n., organist.

organ, n., organ (medium). -ik, a., organic.

organisar, v., to organize. -asion, n., organization.

organism, n., organism.

orgasm, n., orgasm.

orgi, n., orgy.

orgul, n., pride. -os, a., proud.

orient, n., Orient.

orientar, v., to orient; to orientate; to set right.

orientar se, v., to set one’s self right.

origin, n., origin.

original, a., original, and n., an original (e.g. text, book, picture); an original or eccentric character. -itet, n., originality.

orkestr, n., orchestra. -ar, v., to orchestrate.

ornament, n., ornament. -ar, v., to ornament; to adorn.

ornit, n., bird.

ornit kantant, singing-bird.

ornitologi, n., ornithology.

ornit rapas, bird of prey.

ors, n., barley.

ortografi, n., orthography. -ik (ortografik) a., orthographic.

os, n., bone.

-os, suffix forming adjectives denoting fullness or multitude.

osean, n., ocean.

Oseania, n., Oceanica.

osi, n., leisure; ease. -os, a., idle. -ositet, n., idleness.

osilar, v., to oscillate.

ositar, v., to yawn; to gape.

oskul, n., kiss. -ar, v., to kiss.

osmium, n., osmium (Os).

ostentar, v., to boast of; to brag of; to flaunt; to display. -ativ, a., showy; ostentatious.

ostr, n., oyster.

otr, pr. ind., other; another. -e, ad., otherwise; else. -foa, ad., another time.

otr-flanke, ad., on the other side.

otr-kos, pr. ind., something else.

otr-loke, ad., elsewhere; somewhere else.

otr-tempe, ad., formerly.

ov, n., egg. -ik, a., egg-; of egg.

oval, a., oval.

ovari, n., ovary.

ovasion, n., ovation.

ovipar, a., oviparous.

O

O!, i., O!

oak, n., kuerk.

oar, n., rem.

oasis, n., oasi.

oath, n., yurad.

oath, on, ad., yurade.

oath, take, yurar.

oats, n., aven.

obedient, a., obediant.

obelisk, n., obelisk.

obey, v., obediar.

obituary, n., nekrolog.

object, n., obyekt (thing); but (aim).

object, v., obyektar.

objective, a., obyektiv.

obligation, n., obligasion (engagement); obligad (duty).

oblige, v., obligar (bind).

oblique, a., obliku.

obliqueness, n., oblikuitet.

obliquity, n., oblikuitet.

oblivion, n., obliviasion (oblivion).

oblivious, a., oblivios.

obliviousness, n., obliviositet.

oblong, a., oblong.

obscene, a., obsen.

obscenity, n., obsenitet.

obscure, a., obskur.

obscurity, n., obskuritet.

observation, n., observasion (act of observing).

observe, v., observar (notice; also follow).

obstacle, n., obstakl.

obstinacy, n., obstinasion.

obstinate, a., obstinant.

obstinate, be, obstinar.

obstruct, v., blokar.

obtain, v., obtenar.

obtuse, a., obtus.

obtusely, ad., obtuse.

obviate, v., obviar.

obviation, n., obviasion.

occasion, n., okasion.

occasion, v., okasionar.

occasion, on, ad., okasione.

occasion of, on the, p., okasionu.

occasionally, ad., kelkfoa.

Occident, n., oksident.

occupation, n., okupasion.

occupy, v., okupar (employ).

occupy one’s self with something, okupar se in kk.

occur, v., aveniar.

ocean, n., osean.

Oceanica, n., Oseania.

ochre, n., okr.

octette, n., oktet.

October, n., oktobr.

ocular, a., okulik.

oculist, n., okulist.

ode, n., od.

odious, a., odios.

odor, n., odor.

of, p., de (possessive); di (concerning).

offend, v., ofendar.

offended, be, v., esar ofended.

offer, n., ofr.

offer, v., ofrar.

office, n., ofis (calling); ofisin (place of business); kontor (counting-room).

officer, n., ofisir (military, naval).

official, a., ofisik (ofisial).

officiate, v., funksionar.

often, ad., frekuente.

oh!, i., o!

oil, n., ole.

oil, v., olear.

oily, a., oleos (containing oil); oleatr (oleaginous).

ointment, n., unguent.

old, a., ansian.

old man, n., ansian.

older, a., senior.

oleaginous, a., oleatr.

oleander, n., oleandr.

olive, n., oliv.

omelet, n., omlet.

omen, n., omin.

ominous, a., ominos.

omit, v., omitar.

omnibus, n., omnibus.

on, p., su (upon); di (concerning); ad (at).

once, ad., prelonge (formerly); unfoa (one time).

once again, ad., ankorfoa.

once more, ad., ankorfoa.

one, nr., un.

one, pr. ind., on.

one, the, pr. dem., tel.

one (the)–the other, pr., un–otr.

one-eyed, a., monookulik.

one-horse, a., monokavalik.

oneness, n., unitet.

one’s self, pr., aut (emphatic); se (reflexive). See “herself.”

one-year, a., monoanuik.

onion, n., bulb.

only, a., sol.

only, ad., sole.

onyx, n., oniks.

opal, n., opal.

open, v., aperiar.

opening, n., aperiad.

opera, n., opr.

opera-glass, n., binokl.

operate, v., operar.

operation, n., operasion.

operator, n., operator.

opinion, n., opinion.

opium, n., opium.

opportune, a., oportun.

opportunely, ad., oportune.

opportunity, n., okasion.

oppose, v., oposar.

opposite (to), p., kontr.

oppositely, a., kontre.

opposition, n., oposasion (oposision).

oppress, v., opresar.

optative, n., optativ.

optical, a., optikal.

optician, n., optikist.

optics, n., optik.

optimist, n., optimist.

opulent, a., opulent.

or, i., u.

oracle, n., orakl.

oral, a., oral.

orally, ad., orale.

orange, n., oranj.

orange, Seville, oranj amer.

orange-colored, a., oranj-kolorik.

oration, n., orasion.

orator, n., orator.

orchestra, n., orkestr.

orchestrate, v., orkestrar.

ordain, v., ordonar (order).

order, n., ord (arrangement); ordonasion (prescription); ordn (religious or secular); komitasion (bespeaking); komand (command).

order, v., ordar (arrange); ordonar (prescribe); komitar (bespeak, send for); komandar (command).

order in advance, komitar avanse.

order of, by, p., sekuantu komand de.

order that, in, i., a fini ke.

ordinal, n., numerativ ordinal.

ordinance, n., ordonasion.

ordinary, a., ordinar.

ore, n., protometal.

organ, n., org (instrument); organ (medium).

organic, a., organik.

organism, n., organism.

organist, n., orgist (organist).

organization, n., organisasion.

organize, v., organisar.

orgasm, n., orgasm.

orgy, n., orgi.

Orient, n., orient.

orient, orientate, v., orientar.

orifice, n., for.

origin, n., origin.

original, a., original.

original, n., original (e. g. text).

original character, n., original.

originality, n., originalitet.

ornament, n., ornament.

ornament, v., ornamentar.

ornithology, n., ornitologi.

orphan, n., orfan.

orthographic, a., ortografiik (ortografik).

orthography, n., ortografi.

oscillate, v., osilar.

osmium, n., osmium.

ostentatious, a., ostentativ.

ostrich, n., strut.

other, a., otr.

other, pr. ind., otr.

otherwise, ad., otre.

otter, n., lutr.

ought, I = mi deb.

ounce, n., ons.

our, ours, pr., nostr.

Our Father, n., patrnostr.

ourselves, pr., aut (emphatic); noi (reflexive).

out, ad., a eksteriore.

outlaw, v., proskribar.

outlay, n., spend.

outline, n., kontur.

outline, v., konturar.

out of, p., eks.

outside (of), p., eksteriore de.

outside, on the, ad., eksteriore.

outside, to the, ad., a eksteriore.

outstanding debt, debt aktiv.

outwardly, ad., eksteriore.

outwit, v., esar plu astusios.

oval, a., oval.

ovary, n., ovari.

ovation, n., ovasion.

over, p., trans (across); superiore de (above); ultra (more than).

over, ad., superiore.

overcoat, n., surtut.

overcome, v., viktoriar.

overflow, v., trans-fluar.

overlook, v., no observar.

overplus, n., pluad.

overreach, v., fraudar.

overshadow, v., ombrar.

overshoe, n., galosh.

overthrow, v., subvertar.

oviparous, a., ovipar.

owe, v., debtar.

owl, n., ul.

own, a., propr.

own, v., konfesar (avow).

oxalic, a., oksalik.

oxide, n., oksid.

oxidize, v., oksidar.

oxygen, n., oksigen.

oyster, n., ostr.