Esperanto | English |
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gangstera mondo noun | underworld(part of society engaged in crime or vice) |
gravita interago noun | gravitational interaction(gravitational interaction in physics) |
hidroterapio noun | hydrotherapy [hydrotherapies](technique that uses water for the treatment of disease) |
hipnota terapio noun | hypnotherapy [hypnotherapies](treatment of disease through hypnotism) |
interagado, interago noun | interaction [interactions](situation or occurrence in which two or more objects or events act upon one another) |
interagi verb | interact [interacted, interacting, interacts](act upon each other) |
interakto noun | interlude [interludes](entertainment between the acts of a play) interlude [interludes](short piece put between the parts of a longer composition) intermission [intermissions](break between performances or sessions) |
Johanino, Ĝejn (transliteration for Jane) proper noun | Jane(feminine form of John) |
konverta terapio, ripara terapio noun | conversion therapy(treatment) |
kurteno, drapiraĵo (uncommon, literary) noun | drapery [draperies](countable: a piece of cloth, hung vertically as a curtain) |
L-fervojo, levita fervojo, supertera fervojo noun | elevated railway(railway) |
lateralo adjective | lateral(of or pertaining to the side) |
Laterano proper noun | Lateran(church and palace in Rome) |
literatura adjective | literary(relating to literature) |
literaturo noun | literature [literatures](body of all written works) |
luteranismo noun | Lutheranism(branch of Christianity developed by Martin Luther) |
malbongusta, puca (literary), kiĉa (literary) adjective | tacky(colloquial: in bad taste) |
malforta nuklea interago noun | weak nuclear interaction(fundamental interaction) |
mediteranea adjective | Mediterranean(Of or pertaining to the Mediterranean Sea and the region around it) |
Mediteraneo proper noun | Mediterranean Sea(sea between Europe and Africa) |
metroo, S-fervojo, subtera fervojo noun | subway [subways](underground railway) |
mistera adjective | mysterious(of unknown origin) |
multangula, plurlatera adjective | many-sided(having many sides) |
oklatera, okangula adjective | octagonal(shaped like an octagon) |
plurangula, plurlatera, multangula adjective | polygonal(having many angles) |
seplatera, sepangula adjective | heptagonal(Having seven angles and sides) |
sesangula, seslatera adjective | hexagonal(geometry: having six edges, or having a cross-section in the form of a hexagon) |
seslatera prismo noun | hexagonal prism(prism (an octahedron) made on a hexagonal base) |
Stefano, Stiven (transliteration) proper noun | Stephen(male given name) |
steradiano noun | steradian(derived unit of solid angle) |
subtera adjective | underground(below the ground, see also: subterranean) |
Tut-Tera Teksaĵo proper noun | World Wide Web(all of the web pages on the Internet that hyperlink to each other and to other kinds of media) |
utera adjective | uterine(of or pertaining to the uterus) |
vetero, (used attributively) vetera noun | weather(state of the atmosphere) |
Vorcestera saŭco noun | Worcestershire sauce(English condiment) |
ĉeftera Ĉinio, Ĉina ĉeftero proper noun | mainland China(Communist China understood via its geographical position) |
ĉiuliteraĵo noun | pangram(a sentence that contains every letter of the alphabet) |
ĝenaĉi, tedaĉi, fotri (literary, neologism) verb | piss off(to annoy) |