| Eszperantó | Angol |
|---|---|
| ganto noun | glove [gloves](item of clothing) |
| aganto noun | actor [actors](one who acts; a doer) |
| apoganto, adepto, ano noun | contributor [contributors](a person who backs, supports or champions a cause, activity or institution) |
| aviada reganto noun | air traffic controller(operator of air traffic control system) |
| deterganto, lavpulvoro noun | detergent [detergents](any non-soap cleaning agent, especially a synthetic surfactant) |
| dunganto, labordonanto noun | employer [employers](person or entity which employs others) |
| duonganto noun | mitten [mittens](type of glove) |
| edziĝanto noun | bridegroom [bridegrooms](bridegroom, groom) |
| gasogiganto noun | gas giant(large planet of gas) |
| gastiganto noun | host [hosts](person or organisation responsible for running an event) host [hosts](person who receives or entertains a guest) |
| giganto noun | giant [giants](mythical human) |
| komuniiĝanto, komuniiĝantino (female) noun | communicant [communicants](person who receives Communion) |
| kunloĝanto noun | flatmate(a person with whom one shares a flat) roommate [roommates](US: with whom one shares an apartment or house) |
| leganto noun | reader [readers](person who reads a publication) |
| liberiganto noun | liberator [liberators](person who frees or liberates) |
| loĝanto, loĝantino (female), enloĝanto, enloĝantino (female) noun | inhabitant [inhabitants](someone or thing who lives in a place) |
| mastro, reganto noun | master [masters](someone who has control over something or someone) |
| moderatoro, moderiganto noun | moderator [moderators]((Internet) A person who enforces the rules of a forum) |
| moderatoro, moderiganto, moderigisto noun | moderator [moderators](someone who moderates) |
| nenaĝanto noun | nonswimmer(one who is not a swimmer) |
| paganto noun | payer [payers](one who pays) |
| perversulo, perversiulo, devojiĝanto noun | pervert [perverts](one who has turned to error) |
| plonĝanto, plonĝantino (female), plonĝisto, plonĝistino (female), subakvisto, subakvistino (female) noun | diver [divers](someone who dives) |
| reganto noun | regent [regents](one who rules in place of the monarch) |
| reganto, gubernatoro, guberniento, guberniestro noun | governor [governors](leader of a region or state) |
| sanktiganto noun | sanctifier(one who sanctifies (makes holy)) |
| staĝanto noun | intern [interns](student or recent graduate who works in order to gain experience in their chosen field) |
| tanĝanto noun | tangent [tangents](in geometry) |
| tempovojaĝanto noun | time-traveller(one who engages in time travel) |
| vagabondo, trampo, vaganto, vagulo noun | bum [bums](hobo) |
| vaganto noun | waif(person (especially a child) who is homeless and without means of support) |
| venĝanto, venĝantino noun | avenger [avengers](one who avenges or vindicates; as, an avenger of blood) |
| vojaĝanto noun | traveller(one who travels) |
| zorganto noun | carer [carers](someone who regularly looks after another person) |