ora meaning in English
| Esperanto | English |
|---|---|
| ora adjective | golden [goldener, goldenest](having a colour or other richness suggestive of gold) |
| ora bovido noun | golden calf(A golden image of a calf) |
| ora paraŝuto noun | golden parachute(agreement on benefits) |
| ora proporcio noun | golden ratio(irrational number) |
| oraklo noun | oracle [oracles](prophetic response) |
| orangutango noun | orangutan [orangutans](arboreal anthropoid ape) |
| oranĝo-floro noun | orange blossom(white flower of the orange tree) |
| oranĝokolora, oranĝkolora adjective | orange(having the colour of the fruit of an orange tree) |
| oratoro, oratorino (female) noun | orator [orators](someone who orates or delivers an oration) |
| oratoro, spritulo, elokventulo noun | wordster(one skilled at using words) |
| oraĵisto, oraĵistino (female) noun | goldsmith [goldsmiths](person who makes things out of gold) |
| (adj. 1) ankoraŭ, (adj. 2) pli da , (adv. 1) pli, (adv. 2) plia adverb | more [more]adverb |
| (decorator ♂♀) farbisto, (♂) virfarbisto, (♀) farbistino noun | painter [painters](one who paints surfaces using a paintbrush) |
| (♂♀) pitagorano, (explicitly ♂) hipitagorano, (explicitly ♀) pitagoranino noun | Pythagorean [Pythagoreans](follower of Pythagoras) |
| -eto (diminutive), -aĉo (pejorative) | |
| -ulo, -ulaĉo (pejorative) | -ard(someone who is in a specified condition) |
| acorano noun | Azorean(someone from the Azores) |
| adorado, adoro noun | worship(the ardent love of a person) |
| adoranto noun | worshipper(person who worships) |
| adoro, adorado noun | adoration(admiration or esteem) adoration(an act of religious worship) adoration(the act of adoring) |
| akcesora adjective | accessory(having a supplementary function) |
| aktorado noun | acting(occupation of an actor) play-acting(act of engaging in pretence or insincere behavior) |
| akvorado noun | water wheel(wheel propelled by water) |
| aldonvalora imposto noun | value added tax(tax levied on added value of an exchange, see also: VAT) |
| aleatora adjective | aleatory(depending on the throw of a die; random, arising by chance) random(mathematics: of or relating to probability distribution) |
| aleatora, arbitra, hazarda adjective | random(all outcomes being unpredictable) |
| algoflorado noun | algal bloom(dense spread of algae) |
| alio, ankoraŭ unu, plia determiner | another(one more, in addition to a former number) |
| amatora adjective | nonprofessional(not professional) |
| amatora radio, radioamatorismo noun | amateur radio(hobby) |
| ambicia, glorama adjective | ambitious(possessing, or controlled by, ambition) |
| amoro, amorado, koito noun | sex [sexes](act of sexual intercourse) |
| amulo, koramiko noun | friend [friends](boyfriend or girlfriend) |
| angora adjective | nervous(apprehensive, anxious) |
| angora kato noun | Turkish Angora(domestic cat of ancient breed) |
| ankoraŭ adjective | still [stiller, stillest](having the same stated quality continuously from a past time) |
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