Eszperantó | Angol |
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postulema adjective | fussy [fussier, fussiest](particular about details) |
postuli verb | demand [demanded, demanding, demands](to request forcefully) demand [demanded, demanding, demands](to require of someone) |
postulo noun | demand [demands](forceful claim for something) demand [demands](need, requirement) |
postulo, ordono noun | demand [demands](order) |
postveni verb | succeed [succeeded, succeeding, succeeds](To follow in order; to come next after; hence, to take the place of) |
postvivi verb | outlive [outlived, outliving, outlives](to live longer than) survive [survived, surviving, survives](live longer than) |
postvivi, supervivi, transvivi verb | survive [survived, surviving, survives](person: continue to live) |
aldonvalora imposto noun | value added tax(tax levied on added value of an exchange, see also: VAT) |
anuso, postaĵotruo noun | anus [anuses](lower opening of the digestive tract) |
apostateco noun | apostasy [apostasies]noun |
apostola adjective | apostolic(according to the doctrines of the apostles) apostolic(pertaining to (the) apostles) |
Apostola Seĝo proper noun | Holy See(episcopal see of the Catholic Church) |
apostolaro noun | apostolate [apostolates](group of people that exists for the spreading of religious doctrine) |
apostrofo noun | apostrophe [apostrophes](the character ’) |
bonan posttagmezon phrase | good afternoon(greeting said in the afternoon) |
bonvolu rediri post mi phrase | please repeat after me(phrase) |
ekde, depost preposition | since(from (time)) |
elpostenigo noun | impeachment(act of impeaching or charging a public official with misconduct) |
flupost preposition | below(downstream of) |
forlasi, postlasi verb | abandon [abandoned, abandoning, abandons](to leave behind or desert; to forsake) |
Granda Posteulo proper noun | Great Successor(Kim Jong-un) |
impostejo noun | tax office(government-established place offering advice on tax affairs) |
imposti verb | tax [taxed, taxing, taxes](to impose and collect a tax) |
imposto noun | tax [taxes](money taken by government) |
impostparadizo noun | tax haven(country that levies low taxes on foreign businesses) |
iom post iom adverb | little by little(a small amount at a time) |
kronado, enposteniĝo noun | coronation [coronations](the act or solemnity of crowning) |
laboro, posteno noun | job [jobs](economic role for which a person is paid) |
malantaŭe, poste, retre adverb | back(away from the front or from an edge) |
malapostrofo noun | backtick(the symbol `, resembling a reversed quotation mark) |
nepostulema, facilanima adjective | easygoing(casual and informal) |
okcipito, postkranio noun | occiput [occiputs]noun |
p.K. (post Kristo) adverb | AD(anno Domini) |
paŝon post paŝo adverb | step by step(gradually) |
pugo, postaĵo (formal) noun | butt [butts](buttocks) |
senimposta adjective | duty-free(exempt from duty, especially customs) |