Esperanto | English |
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rava adjective | delightful(pleasant; pleasing) |
bantkravato noun | bowtie [bowties](necktie shaped like a bow) |
brava adjective | gallant(brave, valiant) |
brava, kuraĝa adjective | brave [braver, bravest](strong in the face of fear) |
bravaĉa adjective | presumptuous(going beyond what is proper) |
ekstravaganca adjective | kinky [kinkier, kinkiest](queer, eccentric) |
ekstravaganco noun | extravaganza(event or display of fantastic or chaotic behaviour or conduct) |
grava adjective | bad [worse, worst](severe; urgent) important(having relevant and crucial value) key(important) |
Iravadio proper noun | Irrawaddy(river that flows through Burma) |
karavano, ruldomo noun | caravan [caravans](convoy or procession) |
karavanserajo noun | caravanserai [caravanserais](an inn having a central courtyard where caravans can rest) |
kompleta depravacio noun {S}, totala koruPltado {S} | total depravity(Calvinist doctrine) |
kravato noun | necktie [neckties](strip of cloth worn around the neck and tied in the front) |
malgrava adjective | unimportant(not important or noteworthy) |
ne gravas phrase | it doesn't matterphrase |
negrava adjective | minor(lesser in importance) |
nekoncerna, neatentinda, nerilata, malgrava adjective | irrelevant(not related, not applicable, unimportant, not connected) |
nigrulaj vivoj gravas phrase | black lives matter(statement of protest) |
rilata, grava adjective | relevant(directly related, connected, or pertinent to a topic) |
serioza, grava adjective | serious(important; weighty; not trifling; leaving no room for play) |
Teravado proper noun | Theravada(school of Buddhism) |
travadi verb | ford [forded, fording, fords](to cross a stream) |
travadoŝtono noun | stepping stone(something used as a way to progress) stepping stone(stone used to cross something) |
ĝusta, prava adjective | correct(free from error) |