Ido-English Dictionary

anagram-o: anagram. —DEFIRS

anakoulut-o:(gram.) anacoluthon. — DEFIRS

anakoret-o:(rel.) anchoret, anchorite. — DEFIRS

anakronism-o: anachronism: error in chronology; something incongruous in time. — DEFIRS

anal-o, -i: annal(s). — DEFIS

analgezi-ar*:(tr.) to lull the sensibilities, produce insensibility to pain; -o: analgesia. — EFIS

analitik-o:(math.) analytics; -ala: analytic(al). Ex.: Lingui, geometrio analitikala. — DEFIRS

analiz-ar:(tr., log., chem.) to analize; -o: analysis; -ala: analytical. Ant.: sintezo. — DEFIRS

analog-a: analogous, similar; -eso: (relation, quality) analogy; -ajo: something analogous. Es.: Rezonado analoga. La linguo Italiana havas multa analogeso a la linguo Latina. An.: ne-simila. — DEFIRS

anamorfos-o*:(opt.) anamorphosis. — DEFIRS

ananas-o:(fruit) pineapple; -iero: p. plant. — DFIRS

anapest-o:(pros.) anapest. — DEFIRS

anarki-o: anarchy; -ismo: anarchism; -ista, isto: anarchist. — DEFIRS

anastigmat-a*:(opt.) anastigmatic. — DEF

anastomos-o:(bio., anat.) anastomosis. — DEFIRS

anatem-ar:(tr.) to anathematize; -o: anathema; -ita, ito: anathematized (person). — DEFIRS

anatomi-o:(science) anatomy. — DEFIRS

ancestro-o: ancestor; -ala: ancestral; -i, -aro: ancestors; -ino: ancestress. — EF

anchov-o:(ich.) anchovy (Engraulis encrasicholus). — DEFIRS

ancien-a: ancient, old; -eso: oldness, ancientness; -ajo: something old. V. exp.: anciena, nova; yuna, olda; antiqua: anciena, nova relatas prefere la kozi; yuna, olda relatas precipue l'evo, ma on darfas parolar pri homo anciena o nova en lua profesiono, en ofico o funciono. Ex.: Persono qua esas yuna (per evo) ma anciena en ofico (t.e. homo qua havas "ancieneso" en ula ofico, kontraste ad oficisto qua ne tam longe okupas sua ofico quale l'altru. Antiqua koncernas exkluzive l'epoko, t.e. la antea yarcenti, e plu precize la tempi di la Greki e Romani. Domo, moblo, vesto povas esar anciena, e tote ne esar antiqua. O se on qualifikas oli "antiqua," to esas nur per jokoza or ironioza hiperbolo; III-225. Ant.: nova. — DeFIS

andrinopl-o*: "andrinople" a cotton fabric. — FIS

androce-o*:(bot.) androecium. — DEF

androgin-a, -o:(biol.) androgynous, androngyny. — DEFIRS

anekdot-o: anecdote. — DEFIRS

anemi-o*:(med.) anemia, anaemia; -ala: (relating to disease) anemic; -ika, iko: anemic (person); -igar: to render anemic. — DEFIRS

anemometr-o: anemometer: wind-guage. — DEFIRS

anemofil-a*:(bot.) anemophilous. — DEFIS

anemon-o:(bot.) anemone (genus: Anemone). — DEFIRS

aneroid-a: aneroid: -a barometro: a. barometer. — DEFIRS

anestezi-ar:(tr.) to anesthetize (as by ether or chloroform); -o: anesthetizing (act); -eso: anesthesia (state); -iva, ivo: anesthetic. — DEFIRS

anet-o*:(bot.) anet: dil (Anethum graveolens). — eFIRS

anevrism-o*:(med.) aneurism. — DeFIRS

anex-ar:(tr.) to annex; -o, -eso: annexation; -ajo: an annex: -ita: annexed. — DEFIRS

angel-o: fish-hook; -agar, -kaptar: (tr.) to hook; -izar: to put a hook on. (cf. peskar). — DS

angelik-o:(bot.) angelica (Angelica archangelica). — DEFIRS

"angelus":(rel.) angelus. — DEFIRS

angin-o:(med.) angina, quinsy. — DEFIRS

angiosperm-o, -a:(bot.) angiosperm(ous). — DEFIS

Angl-a: English; -(ul)o, -ano: English-man; -a-parol-anto: one who speaks English; -ia: England; -atra, -a-mode: in the English fashion: -o-mani-ika, iko: anglomaniac, -ago: E. idiotism, anglicism; -o-odio: anglophobia; -o-odianta, -anto: anglophobe (person); la Angla: the English language.

anglikan-a, -o*: Anglican; -ismo: Anglicanism. — DEFIRS

angor-ar:(intr.) to be in anguish; -igar: to cause a. to, to agonize; -o: anguish: pang, agony, violent pain (of body or mind); -ig-anta: agonizing; -oza: full of a. V. exp.: vid. pavorar. — eFIS

angora*-kapro: Angora-goat, -kato: A.-cat. — DEFIRS

anguil-o:(ich.) eel (order: Apodes); -o-pesko: eel-fishing. — FIS