/ameˈriko/

America, the Americas (a supercontinent consisting of North America, Central America and South America regarded as a whole; in full, the Americas)

/amˈforo/

/amiˈkejo/

A nickname for the Belgian-controlled microstate Neutral Moresnet (1816–1920), notable for being the first de facto Esperanto-speaking state.

/aˈmoro/

Cupid (Roman god of love, also known as Amor, depicted as a naked winged boy with a bow and arrow)

/amsterˈdamo/

Amsterdam (the capital city of the Netherlands)

Oxus, Amu Darya (major river in Central Asia)

/am-rendeˈvuo/

date (romantic encounter)

/ˈama/

loving, with love, relating to or characterized by love

/aˈmado/

loving

/amaˈfero/

love affair, affair

/aˈmanto/

one who loves, a lover

/aˈmara/

/amaˈranto/

amaranth

/amaˈraʒo/

/aˈmare/

bitterly

/amaˈret͡so/

bitterness (literal and figurative senses)

/aˈmari/

to be bitter

/amaˈriɡi/

to make bitter (in literal and figurative senses); to embitter

/amaˈrid͡ʒi/

to become bitter (in literal and figurative senses)

/aˈmaro/

bitterness

/amarˈsento/

bitterness, feeling of bitterness

/aˈmasa/

mass

/amasaresˈtado/

mass arrest

/amasbuˈt͡ʃado/

massacre

/amasˈbut͡ʃi/

to massacre

/amasdeˈtrua arˈmilo/

weapon of mass destruction

/aˈmase/

/amasfaˈbriki/

to mass-produce

/amaˈsiɡi/

/amaˈsiɡo/

accumulation, amassing, collection, gathering

/amasinforˈmilo/

mass medium

/amaˈsid͡ʒi/

/amaskomuniˈkilo/

mass medium

/amasloˈd͡ʒejo/

dormitory; a location, usually a large shared room, that provides lodging for many people

/amasmeˈmoro/

mass storage

/amasˈmurdo/

mass murder

/aˈmaso/

/amasproˈdukti/

to mass-produce

/amasproˈtesto/

mass protest, mass demonstration

/amastomˈbejo/

mass grave

/amaˈtaʒo/

/aˈmato/

one who is loved

/amaˈtora/

amateur (non-professional)

/amatoˈret͡sa/

amateurish

/amaˈtoro/

amateur

/amaˈzono/

/aˈmaʒo/

love affair

/ambaˈsado/

embassy

/ambasadoˈrejo/

embassy

/ambasadoˈrino/

female ambassador, ambassadress

/ambasaˈdoro/

ambassador (male)

H-system spelling of ambaŭ

X-system spelling of ambaŭ

/ˈambau̯/

both

/ambau̯diˈrekte/

in both directions

/ambau̯ˈflanke/

on either side, on both sides

/ambau̯ˈfoje/

both times, on both occasions

/ambau̯ˈmana/

ambidextrous

/ambau̯ˈmane/

with both hands

/ambau̯oˈkaze/

in both cases; in either case

/ambau̯ˈseksa/

/ambau̯sekˈsema/

bisexual

/ambau̯sekˈsemo/

bisexuality

/ambau̯sekseˈmulo/

a bisexual

/ambau̯sekˈsulo/

/ambau̯ˈtrant͡ʃa/

two-edged (having two cutting edges)

/ambiˈt͡sia/

ambitious

/ambiˈt͡sie/

ambitiously

/ambiˈt͡sii/

to have the ambition to (do something); to aspire to (something)

/ambiˈt͡sio/

ambition

/ambit͡siˈulo/

ambitious person, aspirant

/ambiˈɡua/

ambiguous

/ambiˈɡue/

ambiguously

/ambiˈɡuo/

ambiguity

/ˈambli/

/ˈamblo/

amble (an easy gait, especially with reference to quadrupeds)

/amˈblulo/

ambler (slow-moving horse)

/amˈboso/

anvil

/ˈambro/

ambergris (substance derived from the sperm whale, used in perfumes)

/ambroˈzio/

ambrosia (the food of the gods; any especially flavourful or fragrant food)

/ambulanˈt͡sisto/

/ambuˈlant͡so/

/amdeˈklaro/

declaration of love

/amdonanˈtino/

beloved, lover, mistress

/amdoˈnanto/

beloved, lover

/ˈame/

with love, in love, lovingly

/aˈmebo/

amoeba

/aˈmeɡi/

to love deeply; to be extremely fond of; to adore

/aˈmeli/

to starch (treat clothing or other fabric items with starch to stiffen them)

/aˈmelo/

starch

/ameˈlumi/

to starch (treat clothing or other fabric items with starch to stiffen them)

/aˈmema/

/ˈamen/

amen

/aˈmendi/

to amend (a law, a resolution, etc.)

/aˈmendo/

amendment

/aˈmento/

amentum, catkin (type of inflorescence)

/ameriˈt͡sio/

americium

/ameˈrika/

American (of, from or relating to the Americas)

/ameriˈkano/

an inhabitant of or person from North or South America, an American (in the broadest sense)

/aˈmeti/

to love a little, to like, be fond of

/ameˈtista/

amethyst (containing or made of the gemstone; of a similar purple colour)

/ameˈtisto/

amethyst (gemstone)

/aˈmeto/

/amfiˈbia/

/amfiˈbio/

amphibian

/amfiˈbraxa/

amphibrachic (consisting of amphibrachs)

/amfiˈbraxo/

amphibrach (in poetry, a metrical foot consisting of three syllables, the middle one of which is stressed, e.g. amiko)

/amfiteˈatra/

of or pertaining to amphitheaters

/amfiteˈatro/

amphitheatre

/amˈforo/

amphora, flagon (type of jar)

/ˈami/

to love

/aˈmika/

friendly

/amiˈkaro/

/amiˈkaʒo/

friendly gesture, act of friendship

/aˈmike/

/amiˈket͡so/

friendship

/aˈmiki/

to be on friendly terms, be friends

/amiˈkino/

female friend

/amiˈkit͡ʃo/

male friend

/amiˈkid͡ʒi/

to become friends; to make friends

/aˈmiko/

friend

/amiˈkumi/

to pass time with friends enjoying your amicable relations

/amilopekˈtino/

amylopectin

/amiˈlozo/

amylose

/aˈmina aˈt͡sido/

amino acid

/aˈminda/

worthy of love, lovable; kind, dear, sweet

/aˈminde/

affectionately, kindly, sweetly

/aminˈdet͡so/

lovableness, kindness, sweetness

/aminduˈmado/

courtship; flirtation

/aminˈdumi/

/aminˈdumo/

courtship; flirtation; advances

/aminˈtriɡo/

love intrigue, love affair

/amˈkanto/

lovesong

/amkonˈfeso/

confession of love, declaration of love

/amnesˈtii/

to give amnesty to, to pardon

/amnesˈtio/

amnesty

/amneˈzia/

amnesic (of, pertaining to, or suffering from amnesia)

/amneˈzio/

amnesia

/amneziˈulo/

amnesiac (person suffering from amnesia)

/amˈnio/

amnion

/ˈamo/

love

/ˈamo kai̯ ˈpuno ˈlod͡ʒas koˈmune/

spare the rod and spoil the child (if one does not discipline a child, they will never learn respect or humility)

/amoleˈtero/

love letter

/amoniˈako/

ammonia (liquid).

/aˈmora/

sexual

/amoˈrado/

lovemaking, sex

/amoranˈtino/

female lover

/amoˈrema/

sexually aroused, amorous

/amoˈreto/

cupid, cherub

/aˈmori/

to make love (in the sense of to have sex)

/amorisˈtino/

female sex worker, prostitute, hooker, whore

/amoˈristo/

/aˈmoro/

lovemaking (in the sense of sexual intercourse)

/amorˈtizi/

/amortiˈzilo/

shock absorber

/amorˈtizo/

/amorˈveka/

/amˈpero/

ampere

/amˈpleksa/

extensive, ample

/amˈplekse/

/amˈpleksi/

/amplekˈsiɡi/

to enlarge; to amplify

/amplekˈsid͡ʒi/

to become larger, spread, grow

/amˈplekso/

/amˈplena/

loving, full of love; kind, kindly, warm-hearted, affectionate

/amˈplifi/

to amplify

/ampliˈfilo/

amplifier

/ampoˈemo/

love poem

/ampoˈlinɡo/

light socket, light bulb socket

/amˈpolo/

/ampulariˈedo/

ampullariid

/ampuˈtado/

amputation

/amˈputi/

To amputate

/amˈputo/

amputation

/amraˈkonto/

love story

/amriˈlato/

relationship (romantic, amorous)

/amroˈmano/

romance novel

/amˈsento/

love, romantic feelings

/amsterdaˈmano/

Amsterdamer (a person from or residing in Amsterdam, Netherlands)

/amuˈleto/

amulet (protective charm or ornament)

/aˈmulo/

lover

/aˈmuza/

funny, humorous

/amuˈzado/

amusement

/amuˈzaʒo/

/aˈmuze/

/amuˈzejo/

/amuˈzeme/

amusedly

/aˈmuzi/

/amuˈzilo/

toy, plaything

/amuˈzisto/

/amuˈzid͡ʒi/

to be amused or entertained; to have fun; to enjoy oneself

/aˈmuzo/

amusement, entertainment

/amuzoˈparko/

alternative form of amuzparko (“amusement park”)

/amuzˈparko/

amusement park

/amuzvesˈpero/

evening of entertainment; evening party, soirée; fun night