Speak Esperanto Like a Native! 3 Flashcards
kamarado
comrade, pal, companion, buddy
karaktero
character, nature, personality
karoto
carrot
kaserolo
casserole, saucepan
kataro
runny nose, catarrh
kauxcxuko
rubber
kavo
cave, cavity
kelnero
waiter
klera
educated, cultured, enlightened, learned, well informed
klingo
blade
konsoli
to comfort, to console
konstati
to take note, to establish, to ascertain
kotono
cotton
kremo
cream
krevi
to burst
krocxi
to hook, to attach
kruda
rough, crude, raw
kurba
curved, bent
kurioza
quaint, interesting, curious
lama
lame
lano
wool
larmo
tear (of eye)
lauxdi
to commend, to laud, to praise
lauxta
loud
ledo
leather
leono
lion
leporo
rabbit, hare
litro
liter
lui
to rent (something from someone)
lukso
luxury, extravagance
magazeno
department store
majstro
maestro, master(-craftsman)
makulo
spot, blot, stain
malgraux
despite, in spite of, notwithstanding
maniko
sleeve
martelo
hammer
masoni
to build
matraco
mattress
mentono
chin
metio
occupation, handicraft, trade
milda
mild, gentle
mizero
misery
modo
fashion, mode
mordi
to bite
moro
tradition, cultural custom
mueli
to pulverize, to grind
murmuri
to murmur, to mutter
muta
speechless, dumb, mute
najlo
nail
nesto
nest
nuda
naked, bare, nude
nutri
to feed, to nourish
oferti
to make an offer of, to bid, to offer
oportuna
handy, opportune, convenient
orangxo
orange (fruit)
orangx(kolor)a
orange (color)
organo
organ, body part
origino
origin
ornami
to adorn, to decorate, to ornament
pajlo
straw
pala
pale, sallow
partio
side, faction, party
pasporto
passport
pastro
priest, clergyman, pastor
peki
to transgress, to sin
persekuti
to chase, to persecute, to prosecute, to pursue
pesi
to weigh, to measure weight
petoli
to frolic
pino
pine, pine tree
pipo
pipe (for tobacco)
pizo
pea
placo
public square, plaza, square
plado
platter; course, plate, dish
poeto
poet
potenco
power, might
privata
private
protekti
to protect
protesti
to protest
prudenta
prudent, sensible, reasonable
pugno
fist