Eszperantó | Angol |
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jo noun | jay [jays](name of the letter J, j) |
Joakimo proper noun | Joachim(male given name) |
Joda proper noun | Yoda(A wise old Jedi Master in the Star Wars films) |
jodlado noun | yodel(song) |
jodli verb | yodel(to sing in such a way that the voice fluctuates rapidly between the normal chest voice and falsetto) |
jodo, iodo noun | iodine [iodines](element) |
jodoformo noun | iodoform [iodoforms](chemistry: a halogenated hydrocarbon, CHI3) |
jogo noun | yoga(Hindu discipline) |
jogurto, jahurto noun | yogurt(a milk-based product thickened by a bacterium-aided curdling process) |
Johanesburgo proper noun | Johannesburg(a city in South Africa) |
Johanido proper noun | Johnson(surname meaning "son of John") |
Johanino, Ĝejn (transliteration for Jane) proper noun | Jane(feminine form of John) |
Johano proper noun | John(biblical persons) John(male given name) John(one of the epistles of John) |
Johano la Baptisto proper noun | John the Baptist(biblical prophet) |
Jokohamo proper noun | Yokohama(a city of Japan) |
joniga radiado noun | ionizing radiation [ionizing radiations](high-energy radiation that is capable of causing ionization in substances) |
jonigi verb | ionize [ionized, ionizing, ionizes](to dissociate atoms or molecules into electrically charged species) |
jono noun | ion [ions](atom or group of atoms bearing an electrical charge) |
Jono proper noun | Yonne(départment of Bourgogne) |
jonosfero noun | ionosphere(part of Earth's atmosphere) |
Jordanio proper noun | Jordan(country) |
Jordano proper noun | Jordan(river) |
Jorko proper noun | York(city in North Yorkshire) York(House of York) |
Jorkŝiro proper noun | Yorkshire(former large county) |
jota- adjective | yotta-(SI prefix) |
jotabajto, jotabitoko noun | yottabyte(2^80 or 10^24 bytes) |
joto noun | iota(Greek letter) jot [jots](iota) |
Jozefo proper noun | Joseph(male given name) |
Joĉjo proper noun | Johnny(diminutive of John) |
(collective noun) kristanaro, kristanujo noun | Christendom(the Christian world) |
(company) eldonejo, (person) eldonisto noun | publisher [publishers](one who publishes, especially books, see also: publishing house) |
(male) kaĉjo, (female) kanjo, kateto, katido noun | kitty [kitties](informal: kitten, young cat) |
(prison) karcero, ublieto, forgesejo, forgeskelo noun | dungeon [dungeons](underground prison or vault) |
-ejo | -ery(place of art, craft or practice) |
-eto (diminutive), -aĉo (pejorative) | |
-ujo, -io | -stan(used in actual place names) |