Obadja
/oˈbadja/
name
Obadiah
obeema
/obeˈema/
adj
obedient
obeemo
/obeˈemo/
noun
obedience
obei
/oˈbei/
verb
to obey
obeigi
/obeˈiɡi/
verb
to subdue, bring to heel
obelisko
/obeˈlisko/
noun
obelisk
obeluso
/obeˈluso/
noun
obelus
objektiva
/objekˈtiva/
adj
  1. not influenced by emotion or prejudice, unbiased
  2. related to actual reality outside the mind, objective
objektiveco
/objektiˈvet͡so/
noun
objectivity
objekto
/obˈjekto/
noun
  1. a material thing, an object
  2. field of study, subject of contemplation, etc.
  3. object (of a verb, preposition, etc.)
oblasto
/oˈblasto/
noun
oblast
oblato
/oˈblato/
noun
wafer (thin, flat biscuit or cookie)
obligacio
/obliɡaˈt͡sio/
noun
bond, debenture
obligi
/oˈbliɡi/
verb
to multiply
oblikva
/oˈblikva/
adj
  1. oblique
  2. slanting
oblikvo
/oˈblikvo/
noun
slash
oblo
/ˈoblo/
noun
multiple
obolo
/oˈbolo/
noun
obol (silver coin of Ancient Greece, equal to ⅙ of a drachma)
obsedi
/obˈsedi/
verb
to obsess
observatorio
/observatoˈrio/
noun
observatory
obsidiano
/obsidiˈano/
noun
obsidian
obskura
/obsˈkura/
adj
  1. dark (not light)
  2. obscure (not well-known)
  3. obscure (unclear)
obskurigi
/obskuˈriɡi/
verb
  1. to obfuscate
  2. to redact (to censor, to black out or remove parts of a document)
obstaklo
/obsˈtaklo/
noun
baffle, obstacle
obstina
/obsˈtina/
adj
obstinate, stubborn
obstine
/obsˈtine/
adv
obstinately
obstineco
/obstiˈnet͡so/
noun
stubbornness
obstini
/obsˈtini/
verb
to be stubborn
obstino
/obsˈtino/
noun
obstinacy
obstrukci
/obsˈtrukt͡si/
verb
to obstruct, block
obstrukco
/obsˈtrukt͡so/
noun
obstruction, impediment
obĵeti
/obˈʒeti/
verb
to object, disagree
obĵeto
/obˈʒeto/
noun
objection, disagreement