AdE
name
abbreviation of Akademio de Esperanto (“Academy of Esperanto”)
Adamo
/aˈdamo/
name
a male given name from Hebrew, equivalent to English Adam
Adamstaŭno
/adamsˈtau̯no/
name
Adamstown (the capital city of the Pitcairn Islands)
Adelajdo
/adeˈlai̯do/
name
Adelaide (the capital and largest city of South Australia)
Adeno
/aˈdeno/
name
Aden (a port city, the largest city in Yemen; the former capital of South Yemen)
Adis-Abebo
/adis-aˈbebo/
name
Addis Ababa (the capital city of Ethiopia)
Adisabebo
/adisaˈbebo/
name
alternative form of Adis-Abebo
Adoniso
/adoˈniso/
name
  1. Adonis (a beautiful young man loved by Aphrodite)
  2. a male given name from Ancient Greek
Advento
/adˈvento/
noun
Advent
ada
/ˈada/
adj
continual
adaptado
/adapˈtado/
noun
adaptation
adapti
/aˈdapti/
verb
  1. to adapt, adjust; to make suitable.
  2. to edit, modify; to fit by alteration.
adaptigxi
verb
X-system spelling of adaptiĝi
adaptilo
/adapˈtilo/
noun
adapter
adaptiĝi
/adapˈtid͡ʒi/
verb
to adapt (change oneself to be adapted)
adapto
/aˈdapto/
noun
adaptation (change that is made or undergone)
adasismo
/adaˈsismo/
noun
rhyming by using the same suffix on two or more words
ade
/ˈade/
adv
continually, permanently, consistently
adekvata
/adekˈvata/
adj
adequate, sufficient
adenino
/adeˈnino/
noun
adenine (a base, C₅H₅N₅, found in certain glands and tissues, which pairs with thymine in DNA and uracil in RNA)
adenito
/adeˈnito/
noun
adenitis
adenojda
/adeˈnoi̯da/
adj
  1. adenoid
  2. glandiform
adenomo
/adeˈnomo/
noun
adenoma
adeptaro
/adepˈtaro/
noun
following (group of followers)
adepte
/aˈdepte/
adv
adeptly
adeptigi
/adepˈtiɡi/
verb
to recruit (for a religion, cause, etc.), indoctrinate
adepto
/aˈdepto/
noun
  1. adept (skillful person)
  2. follower, adherent
adhera
/adˈhera/
adj
adhesive, sticky
adheri
/adˈheri/
verb
to adhere, stick to
adhero
/adˈhero/
noun
adhesion, adherence
adiau
intj
H-system spelling of adiaŭ
adiaux
intj
X-system spelling of adiaŭ
adiauxa
adj
X-system spelling of adiaŭa
adiauxaj
adj
X-system spelling of adiaŭaj
adiauxajn
adj
X-system spelling of adiaŭajn
adiauxan
adj
X-system spelling of adiaŭan
adiauxfesto
noun
X-system spelling of adiaŭfesto
adiauxi
verb
X-system spelling of adiaŭi
adiauxo
noun
X-system spelling of adiaŭo
adiaŭ
/aˈdiau̯/
intj
goodbye, farewell
adiaŭa
/adiˈau̯a/
adj
farewell (adjective), parting
adiaŭfesto
/adiau̯ˈfesto/
noun
farewell ceremony, sendoff, going-away party
adiaŭi
/adiˈau̯i/
verb
  1. to log out, to log off, to sign out
  2. to say goodbye (to someone), to bid (someone) farewell, take one's leave (of someone)
adiaŭo
/adiˈau̯o/
noun
a farewell
adiciato
/adit͡siˈato/
noun
addend (any of various terms added together)
adicii
/adiˈt͡sii/
verb
to add (to perform the arithmetical operation of addition)
adiciilo
/adit͡siˈilo/
noun
adder, adding machine
adicio
/adiˈt͡sio/
noun
addition (act of adding)
adjektiva
/adjekˈtiva/
adj
adjectival
adjektive
/adjekˈtive/
adv
adjectivally
adjektivi
/adjekˈtivi/
verb
to describe (using a particular adjective)
adjektivo
/adjekˈtivo/
noun
adjective
adjudiki
/adjuˈdiki/
verb
to invite tenders (for), to put out to tender
adjudiko
/adjuˈdiko/
noun
invitation to tender, call for bids, request for proposal
adjunkto
/adˈjunkto/
noun
adjunct, assistant, deputy (to someone in an official function)
adjutanto
/adjuˈtanto/
noun
adjutant; aide; aide-de-camp
administra
/admiˈnistra/
adj
administrative
administracio
/administraˈt͡sio/
noun
administration
administrado
/adminisˈtrado/
noun
administration
administrajxo
noun
X-system spelling of administraĵo
administrantaro
/administranˈtaro/
noun
administrative unit; administration
administraĵo
/adminisˈtraʒo/
noun
administrative task, procedure or formality
administre
/admiˈnistre/
adv
administratively
administrejo
/adminisˈtrejo/
noun
administrative office
administri
/admiˈnistri/
verb
to administer
admira
/adˈmira/
adj
admiring
admirado
/admiˈrado/
noun
admiration
admiralejo
/admiraˈlejo/
noun
admiralty
admiralitato
/admiraliˈtato/
noun
admiralty
admiralo
/admiˈralo/
noun
admiral
admiranto
/admiˈranto/
noun
admirer: singular present nominal active participle of admiri
admire
/adˈmire/
adv
admiringly
admirega
/admiˈreɡa/
adj
awestruck
admiri
/adˈmiri/
verb
to admire
admirinda
/admiˈrinda/
adj
admirable
admiro
/adˈmiro/
noun
admiration
admona
/adˈmona/
adj
admonishing, reproachful
admonado
/admoˈnado/
noun
admonition
admone
/adˈmone/
adv
admonishingly, reproachfully
admoni
/adˈmoni/
verb
  1. to admonish, censure, reprimand, reproach, tell off, rebuke
  2. to admonish, exhort, advise, enjoin
admono
/adˈmono/
noun
admonition
adoleska
/adoˈleska/
adj
adolescent, teenage(d)
adoleskanto
/adolesˈkanto/
noun
adolescent
adoleski
/adoˈleski/
verb
to be an adolescent
adolesko
/adoˈlesko/
noun
adolescence
adoleskulo
/adolesˈkulo/
noun
adolescent, teenager
adolta
/aˈdolta/
adj
adult
adolteco
/adolˈtet͡so/
noun
adulthood
adolto
/aˈdolto/
noun
adult, grownup
adopta
/aˈdopta/
adj
adoptive
adopti
/aˈdopti/
verb
  1. to adopt (a child)
  2. to adopt, embrace (something)
adoptita
/adopˈtita/
adj
adoptive, adopted
adopto
/aˈdopto/
noun
adoption
adorado
/adoˈrado/
noun
worship, adoration
adoranto
/adoˈranto/
noun
worshipper
adorejo
/adoˈrejo/
noun
shrine, place of worship
adori
/aˈdori/
verb
  1. to adore
  2. to worship
adorinda
/adoˈrinda/
adj
adorable
adorklinigxi
verb
X-system spelling of adorkliniĝi
adorkliniĝi
/adorkliˈnid͡ʒi/
verb
to bow down (in worship)
adoro
/aˈdoro/
noun
worship; adoration
adrenalino
/adrenaˈlino/
noun
adrenaline (epinephrine, the hormone and neurotransmitter)
adresaro
/adreˈsaro/
noun
a collection of addresses, address book, address list
adresi
/aˈdresi/
verb
  1. to address (words, etc.) to someone
  2. to address, direct (a letter, etc.)
  3. to send, mail (a letter, etc.) to a specified location
adresito
/adreˈsito/
noun
addressee; consignee
adreslibro
/adreˈslibro/
noun
address book
adreso
/aˈdreso/
noun
address
adresulo
/adreˈsulo/
noun
addressee (person to whom a letter or package is addressed)
adulta
/aˈdulta/
adj
adulterous
adulti
/aˈdulti/
verb
to commit adultery
adulto
/aˈdulto/
noun
adultery (cheating on a spouse)
adultulino
/adultuˈlino/
noun
adulteress
adultulo
/adulˈtulo/
noun
adulterer
adurolo
/aduˈrolo/
noun
adurol
adventisto
/advenˈtisto/
noun
Adventist
advento
/adˈvento/
noun
advent
adverba
/adˈverba/
adj
adverbial
adverbo
/adˈverbo/
noun
adverb
adversa
/adˈversa/
adj
adversarial, combative
adversulo
/adverˈsulo/
noun
adversary, antagonist
advokataro
/advokaˈtaro/
noun
bar (lawyers)
advokatejo
/advokaˈtejo/
noun
law office
advokato
/advoˈkato/
noun
  1. advocate
  2. lawyer, barrister, attorney
adzo
/ˈad͡zo/
noun
adze, (US) adz (tool)