Neo-English dictionary

osia others', other people's, neighbour's

oska; —o; —i idle; —ness; to —

oskol leisure, — hours, spare time

osnama; —at; —e "alias", otherwise called

oso another thing

osose each other adv.

ospema; —o hospitable; —ality

ospeo; —ein guest m; f

ospi to receive, to lodge, to house

ospin hostess

ospital; —a hospital n; a

ospizo hospice, home, alms-house

ospo host

ossorta of another sort a

ost(o); —a bone; bony, osseous

osta of the bones, osseous

osten (eccles.) host

ostila; —eso; —ado hostile; —ity (nature; action)

ostologio; —loga osteology; —gic(al)

ostrakismo ostracism

ostro oyster

osun another one; the neighbour

osvorte in other words

osye elsewhere

osyes another time

ot; —a eight; —th (ordinal)

otago; —e hostage; as — adv.

otaryo otary, sea-lion

otek eight hundred

otel (hotel) hotel

otim eighth n (fraction)

otis eighty

otit (med.) otitis

oto a group of eight

oton brass

otre besides, beyond

otrema; —o excessing, extreme; excess, extremism

otremar(-a) overseas

otremezura; —e beyond measure

otrevite over speed-limit adv

ov; —ad egg; omelette

ovala oval

ovaryo (anat.) ovary

ovil egg-cup

ovul ovule

ox; —e occasion, opportunity; on occasion

oxel (yo) (bot.) sorrel

oxi to happen, to befall

oxid; —i oxide; to —ize

Oxident; —a Occident; —al

oxigen; —aqo oxygen; peroxide of hydrogen

oxvevin; —vun grass-widow; —er

oye; oye! nay, even; nay!

ozama; —o rash, —ness; reckless; —ness

ozema; —o bold; —ness; daring a; n

ozi; —o to dare; daring m, boldness

ozokolpo bold action

ozon (chem.) ozone

paci; —o; —aro to graze; —ing n; —ing ground, pasture

pad; —el pan; small pan

pafi to swagger

pagal(yo) confusion, muddle, disorder

pagalko (naut.)paddle

pagan; —a heathen, pagan n, a

pagi; —at; —o to pay; —id; —ment

pajo; —il; —e page; book-mark, tassel; on page...

pak; —i packet; to pack

pakto; —i pact; to come to terms; to compromise, to agree

pala; —eso pale; —ness

palaso palace

palasyo palace; Law-courts

palato; —a (anat.)palate; palatal

paldo; —i pale n; to impale

paldon post, pole

palestro gymnastics room, gymnasium

paleta rather pale

palisad; —i palissade; to —

palko box; lodge

palmo palm (anat.)

palmyo palm-tree

palpi; —ibla to finger, to palpate; palpable, tangible

palso; —el (painter's) palette

palud; —a marsh; —y; swamp; —y

paludismo; —udit impaludism, malaria

palyaco clown, buffoon

palyal; —a; —i palliative n, a; to palliate

palyo; —ya straw n, a, —y

palyofok straw-fire

palyom man of straw

palyul; —i drawing lots n; to draw lots (straws)

pam; —i swoon; to fall into a —; gape; to —

pan; —aro; —er; —erinbread; bakery; baker m, f