Esperanto | English |
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kambria eksplodo proper noun | Cambrian explosion(the rapid appearance, around 541 million years ago, of most major animal phyla) |
koriandro noun | cilantro(leaves of the coriander plant) coriander(Coriandrum sativum plant) |
Kria lingvo proper noun | Cree(Algonquian language spoken by this people) |
kriaĉi verb | shriek [shrieked, shrieking, shrieks](to utter a loud, sharp, shrill sound or cry) |
kriaĉi, kriĉi verb | screech [screeched, screeching, screeches](make a screech) |
kriĉo, kriaĉo noun | screech [screeches](high-pitched strident or piercing sound) |
kunvarianco noun | covariance [covariances](statistical measure) |
kvardek-tria adjective | forty-third(ordinal form of forty-three) |
kvindek-tria adjective | fifty-third(ordinal number) |
Lia Imperia Moŝto pronoun | His Imperial Majestypronoun |
libertarianismo noun | libertarianism(political philosophy) |
Mariana Fosego proper noun | Mariana Trench(trench in the North Pacific Ocean) |
Marianna proper noun | Marian(Female given name) |
materia adjective | material(related to matter) |
materialisma adjective | materialistic(of or concerning philosophical materialism) |
materialismo, materiismo noun | materialism(philosophical belief) |
materialo noun | material [materials](matter) |
matriarko noun | matriarch [matriarchs](a female leader of a family, a tribe or an ethnic or religious group) |
matriarĥa, matriarka adjective | matriarchal(governed by a matriarch) |
matriarĥeco, matriarkeco noun | matriarchy [matriarchies](social system) matriarchy [matriarchies](system of government) |
miriado noun | myriad [myriads](ten thousand, see also: ten thousand) myriad [myriads](vast diversity or number) |
natria klorido noun | sodium chloride(chemical term for table salt; NaCl) |
naŭdek-tria adjective | ninety-third(ordinal form of ninety-three) |
Nemateria kultura heredaĵo noun | intangible cultural heritage(traditions recognized by UNESCO) |
nesimetria adjective | asymmetrical(not symmetrical) |
niĝeriano (man or woman), niĝerianino (woman) noun | Nigerian [Nigerians](person) |
Nord-Marianoj proper noun | Northern Marianasproper noun |
novpatriarĥeco, novpatriarkeco noun | neopatriarchy(modern partiarchy, esp. within the nuclear family) |
okdek-tria adjective | eighty-third(ordinal form of eighty-three) |
ontariano (man or woman), ontarianino (woman) noun | Ontarian(person from Ontario) |
Orientsiberia maro proper noun | East Siberian Sea(part of the Arctic Ocean) |
ovaria adjective | ovarian(Relating to the ovaries) |
patriarko noun | patriarch [patriarchs](male leader) |
patriarĥa, patriarka adjective | patriarchal(characteristic of a patriarch) patriarchal(relating to patriarchy) |
patriarĥeco, patriarkeco noun | patriarchy [patriarchies](dominance of men in social or cultural systems) patriarchy [patriarchies](power structure) |