Ido-English-Ido dictionary

amfor-o: (antiq.) amphora. — DEFIRS

amiant-o: (min.) amianthus. — DEFIRS

amid-o: (chem.) amide. — DEF

amidol-o: (photog.) amidol. — DE

amigdal-o*: (physio.) amygdala: portion of the brain.

amik-o: friend; -a, -ala: friendly, amicable; -eso: friendship, friendliness, amity; -al-ajo: friendly act; -eskar kun ulu: to become friendly with some one; Franc-amanto, -amiko: Francophile. Ant.:enemiko. — eFIS

amil-o: starch: (chem.) amylaceous substance in plants; (gen.) fecula used to stiffen linen (cf. starch-ivo); -izar: to starch: put starch on (cf. starchar); -iferio: s. works; -atra: amylaceous, starchlike. — DeFIS

amiloplast-o: (biol.) amyloplast. — DEFIS

amin-o: amino.

amitos-o: (biol.) amitosis. — DEFIS

amnesti-ar: (tr.) to grant a general pardon; -o: amnesty. — DEFIRS

amnezi-ar*: (intr.) to have amnesia; -o: amnesia: loss of memory; -if-anta: amnestic. — DEFIS

amnion-o: (anat.) amnion. — DEF

amniot-o: (anat.) amniote. — DEFIS

amon-o, -o-gaso ammoniacal gas. — DeFIRS

amoni-o: (chem.) radical NH₄) ammonium. — DEFIRS

amoniak-o: (chem.) ammonia; -o-sala: sal-ammoniac; -ala, -oza, -atra: ammoniacal; -o-gumo: gum-ammoniac. — DEFIRS

amonit-o: ammonite: a fossil shell. — DEFIRS

amor-ar: (tr.) to love (as man or woman); -o: love: expresses not merely the sexual relation but also the sentiment between sexes; -egar: to adore; igar -ar: to make fall in love, cause to love; -eskar: to become enamored, smitten; -anta, -oza, -ema: loving amorous, enamoured; -anto, -oz(ul)o: lover, wooer, sweetheart; -eto: petty love affair, intrigue, amour; -eg-ata, -ato: well-beloved, darling; -ist-ulo:ladies' man, gallant; -em-ino: flirt; -em-ulo: woman chaster; -ist-ino, -vend-ist-ino: courtesan; -deklaro: declaration of love; -letro: love letter; -kurtezado: courtship; -deo: (myth.) god of love, Cupid. Def.: Expresas specale l'amo di la sexui, ne kom relato sexuala e pure korpala, ma kom specala sentimento; VI-322. — DEFIRS

amorc-ar: (tr.) to start a thing off, set going (an instrument or a force); to prime (a gun); to fetch (a pump); -ilo: (of firearms) primer. — F

amorf-a: (biol.) amorphous. — DEFIRS

amortis-ar: (tr.) to weaken, deaden, break (the force of a stream, a blow, a fall or shock); to calm (passions); to abate (inflammation); to blunt the feelings; to tone down, soften (colors); (fin.) to pay, liquidate (a debt), to redeem (an annunity); (jur.) to amortize: to sell in mortmain; (cook.) to make (meat) tender by long-keeping; -(ad)o: deadening; liquidation, amortization; -uro, -ajo, -pekunio: (fin.) sinking-fund;-ebla: redeemable; -ita kuglo: spent bullet; -ilo extinguisher (for charcoal, etc.). Def.: Igar ulo min violent-oza; febl-igar; extingar debajo per pagar la kapitalo; igar plu mola. — DeFIRS

ampelops-o: (bot.) Virginia creeper. — FSL

amper-o*: (elect.) ampere, amp; -ometr-o: amperometer. — DEFIRS

ampl-a: ample: (of space) spacious; (of garments) full, easy; (of supplies) abundant; (of reward) liberal, etc.; -eso: amplitude; -igar: to amplify; -igo: amplification. V. exp.: Expresas relato inter du kozi de diversa speci, maxim ofte la relato di kontenanto e kontenajo. "Ampla" nomizesas mantelo, qua fitas tre laxe la portanto, chambro od agro ube granda kunveno devas eventar; provizuro qua satisfacas la demandi esas "ampla", stato qua havas granda mar-komerco mustas havar "ampla" floto; IV-596. Ant.: streta. — EFIS

amplitud-o: (astron., physics) amplitude. — DEFIRS

ampul-o: ampulla: a bellied phial, glass bulb; (med.) a blister (on feet as from walking, or on hands from rowing). — eFIS

amput-ar: (tr., surg. and fig.) to amputate, cut off. — DEFIRS

amulet-o: amulet. — DEFIRS

amuz-ar: (tr.) to amuse, entertain; (fig.) to distract, divert (cf. distraktar); -ar su; -esar: to a. oneself (per, pri), to be amused (da); -(ad)o: amusement (act): -ivo:, ilo: that which amuses: plaything, toy; -anta, -iva: amusing; -anto, -ero, emo: entertainer; -achar su: to trifle away one's time. — DEF

-an-: (suffix) signifying a member, partisan, inhabitant, adherent. Ex.: vilaj-ano: villager; senat-ano: senator; Krist-ano: Christian.