 This is a LibriVox recording. All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain. For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org. This recording by Nicholas James Bridgewater. Section 10 of Doctor Esperanto's International Language Introduction and Complete Vocabulary. Co, kaaf, kofi, kai, aand, kair, stitched book of writing paper, a copy book in schools. Kaldron Kettle, cauldron Kalesh Kab, a light carriage Kalkul To count, to reckon Kamen, chimney, fireplace Kump, a field Kanap, a sofa Kandel, a candle Kant, to sing Kup, head Kapt, to seize, to catch Kar, deer Karb, coal Kares, to caress Kash, to hide, to conceal Cut, a cat Cows, to cause, to occasion Ke, that conjunction Kelk, some, certain Kest, box, chest Kia, what, e.g. kia homo What man, kia tago, what day Kial, why, where for Kiam, when Kie, where Kiel, how Kies, whose, e.g. Kies Libro, whose book Kio, what, that witch Kium, how much, how many Kies, to kiss Kiu, who Klar, clear Knab, boy, lad Kok, cock Kol, neck Koleg, a colleague Kolekt, to collect, to gather Kolar, to be angry Kolon, column, pillar Kolor, a color Komb, to comb Koments, to begin Komertz, to trade, to traffic Kompat, to compassion, to bear with Kompren, to understand, to conceive Kon, to know Kon dich, condition Kon duk, to conduct, to lead Kon fes, to avow, confess Kon sent, to consent Kon serv, to preserve, to keep Kon sil, to counsel, to advise Kon sol, to console, to comfort Konstant, constant, steadfast Konstru, to construct, to build Kontent, content, satisfied Kontrao, against Konven, to suit, to agree Kor, the heart Korne, a horn Korb, the body Gurt, the coat, courtyard Kost, to cost Kovr, to cover Krach, to spit Krajon, a pencil, a crayon Kravat, a cravat, neckcloth Kre, to create Kred, to believe Kresk, to grow, to wax Kret, chalk Kri, to cry Kron, a crown, a garland Krutz, a cross Kudr, to sow Kuir, to cook Kuler, a spoon Kulp, culpable, guilty Kun, with Kunne, together Kupr, copper Kur, to run Kuratz, to cure, heal Kuraj, courageous, resolute, bold Kurten, curtain Kusen, a cushion Kus, to lie, easy in bed Kutim, to accustom oneself to Kuz, a cousin Kvankam, though, although Kvar, four Kvin, five Loh, l' the La, the Labor, to labor, to work Lutz, weary, tired Lakt, milk Lamm, lame Lump, lamp Land, land, country Lang, the tongue Lantern, a lantern Large, large, broad Larm, a tear Las, to let, to permit, to allow To leave Lust, last, latest Lough, in conformity with Conformably, according to Loud, to praise, to commend Loud, a loud, loudly Love, to wash Letzion, a lesson Leg, to read Ledge, law Leon, a lion Lern, to learn Lert, dexterous, skillful Letter, letter, epistle Lev, to lift up, to raise Li, he Liber, free Libre, book Ligue, to bind Lign, wood Lingv, speech, language, tongue Lip, lip Leet, bed Lider, a letter of the alphabet, a type Lodge, to dwell, to lodge Look, place, spot Long, long Lude, to play Loom, to light, to shine Loon, the moon Looned, Monday More, much, to chew Magazine, store, a shop Makul, a spot, a speck Mal, indicates opposites, e.g. bon Good, mal bon, bad Esteem, to esteem Mal esteem, to despise, to disdain Mal grau, in spite of notwithstanding Man, hand Manj, to eat Mar, the sea Mard, Tuesday Mastr, master Maten, the morning Matur, ripe, mature Mem, self Memor, to remember, to keep in mind Merit, to merit, to deserve Mercred, Wednesday Met, to put Mez, the middle Mesur, to measure Mi, I Meeks, to mix, to mingle Mil, thousand Milit, war Mir, to be astonished, to wonder Miser, misery Poverty, wretchedness Moder, moderate, temperate Modest, modest Mol, soft, tender Mon, money Monat, month Mond, world Mont, mountain Mond, to show Mord, to bite Morgau, tomorrow Mord, to die Most, highness, majesty, etc. is generally added to titles Egy, via regia mosto Your royal majesty, via generalla mosto Via episcopa mosto, etc. Mov, to move, to stir up Mult, much Mur, wall Mur, mur, to murmur Mush, a fly No, on indicates the objective Accusative case, also direction Egy, mi ira stomon I am going home Naj, to swim Naibar, neighbor Nasq, to bear a child To bring forth, to give birth to Now, nine Naz, nose Ne, no, not Nebul, mist, fog Neces, indispensable, necessary Nej, snow Nick, nick, neither nor Naniya, not any Naniyam, never Naniye, nowhere Naniyele, by no means, in no wise Naniyes, nobodies Naniye, nothing Naniyu, nobody, no one Nep, grandchild Nev, nephew Ni, we Niigr, black Nyu, added to the first two to five letters of a feminine proper name makes it a diminutive, caressing Egy, mari, maño Emily, eminio Noble, noble Noct, night Nom, name Nombr, number Nov, new Noob, cloud Nood, naked Nooks, nut Noon, now Noor, only Nootr, to nourish To nurse a child O O indicates a substantive noun Obey, to obey Obiect, an object Obl, indicates a numeral in multiplicative form, e.g. du Tu, doable To fold, double, of two different sorts Obstin, obstinate Stubborn, odor To exhale fragrance, to smell To offend, to offend, to wrong Ofer, to offer Oft, often Oak, ate Okaz, to happen Okul, I Okup, to occupy Ol, than, as Ole, oil Ombr, shadow, shade Ombrell, parasol, umbrella On, makes fractions out of numerals e.g. quar, for Quaron, fourth part Ond, the wave Oni, pronoun, indefinite plural One, they, people, man Onkl, uncle Ont, indicates a future participle, active Ob, indicates collective numerals e.g. du, tu, duop two together Opportun, opportun, convenient Or, gold Ord, odor Ordinar, ordinary Common, usual Ordon, to order, to command Orel, the ear Os, indicates the future Ost, a bone Ott, indicates the future participle, passive Of, an egg Po, pats Peace Puff, to shoot Pug, to pay Pudge, a page Pile, straw Pal, pale Balatz, a palace Pulp, to feel, to handle gently Palpebr, eyelid Pan, bread Pantalon, trousers Vaper, paper Pardon, to pardon, to forgive Barrentz, relation Barquer, by heart, by memory Barrol, to speak, to talk Part, part, portion, share Bas, to pass, to go by Baster, priest, clergyman Pas, to step, to stride Batr, father Batruy, fatherland Bates, a morsel Bel, to pursue, to chase Ben, to endeavor, to do one's best Bend, to hang Benz, to think Bendr, to draw Ber, through, by, by means of Berd, to lose Bermess, to permit, to allow Bess, to weigh, someone or something Verb, active Bet, to pray, to beg Bez, weigh, some number of pounds Verb, neutral Pee, pious Pied, foot Peek, to prick, to sting Pilk, a ball to play with Pingle, a pin Pier, a pair Plots, a place, a square Plotch, to please Plafon, ceiling Plunk, floor, of a room Play, most, adverb Plen, full Plend, to complain Pleasure, pleasure Ple, more Plur, to weep, to shed tears Plum, pen, feather Pluv, rain Paw, forms distributive numerals E.g. queen, five, boqueen, five apiece Polv, dust Pom, apple Pont, a bridge Bobol, people, nation Bur, for Burd, door Burk, swine, pig, hog Burt, to carry, to wear Bost, after preposition Bostul, to require, to call for Push, a pocket Pushed, post, post office Pot, a pot Bov, to be able, can Brav, being right Brej, to pray, to say prayers Brem, to press, to oppress Bren, to take Prepar, to prepare Bres, to print Breskau, almost nearly Pret, ready Prezent, to present, to represent To introduce Pre, concerning, on, of, about Brindemp, the spring Bra, for the sake of Brafund, deep, profound Braxim, adjective, near, nigh Bramen, to walk, to take a walk Brames, to promise Brabon, to propose Brab, one's own Brav, to try, to assay Prudent, prudent, reasonable Brunt, to borrow, to lend Pulv, gunpowder Pulvor, powder Pun, to punish Poop, a doll Pur, pure, clean Push, to push Putr, to rot, to putrify To grow putrid Ro, rod, a wheel Radi, a ray, a beam A spoke of a wheel Radik, root Rakont, to relate, to tell Rump, to creep, to crawl Rund, the bank, shore, edge, border Rapid, rapid swift Raz, to shave Re, again, back, re Reg, to reign, to govern Regne, kingdom, realm Regul, a rule Reg, a king Rekt, straight Recompense, to recompense, to reward Renkont, to meet with Renvers, to overthrow, to pull down Respond, to answer Rest, to remain Receive, to receive Reach, rich Read, to laugh Regarde, to look at, regard Ring, a ring Repet, to repeat Repose, to repose, to take rest Rever, a river Rump, to break Rond, circle Rost, to fry, to roast Rose, a rose Rouge, red End of section 10 Section 11 of Dr Esperanto's International Language, Introduction and Complete Grammar Soar, sabat Saturday, sable Sand, sarge Wise, sage Suck, a sack, a bag Sal, salt Salt, to spring To jump, salut To salute, to hail Sam, same San, sound, sane, healthy Sang, blood Sanct, holy, sacred Sop, soap Sot, satiate, full Sav, to save Stsi, to know Say, if Said, but Sage, a chair, a seat Sick, dry Same, to sow Simein, a week Sen, without Saints, sense Meaning, send To send, sent To feel, perceive Sep, seven Sarge, to look for To search, serpent Serpent, snake Serur, to lock Serv, to serve Cess, six Sever, severe, sharp See, oneself, himself, themselves, etc Seed, to sit Siegel, to seal Siegn, a sign Siegnif, to signify, to mean Silent, to be silent Simeil, resembling similar like Simpl, simple, common Signor, lord, master Scrib, right Sku, to shake, to jog Sobre, sober Sotsiet, society Soif, to be thirsty Sol, sole, only, unique Somer, summer Son, to sound Saunj, to dream Sonor, to buzz, to hum Sort, lot, chance, destiny, fate Sauvage, savage, wild Spets, a species, kind Spegul, mirror, looking glass Spear, to respire, to breathe Spreet, witty Stull, stable, stall Star, to stand Stell, star Stomach, stomach Strat, a street Soob, under, beneath Subit, sudden Such, to suck Sufair, to suffer Sufiq, sufficiently enough Sukh, the juice Sukair, sugar Soon, sun Soop, soup Super, above preposition Supr, above adverb at the top Sur, on, upon Surd, death Adjective, surdut Coat, sure Shine, to seem, appear Shantzel, to totter, to stagger Saunj, to change Shaum, foam, scum Shell, shell Scherz, to jest, joke Sheep, sheep Sheep, ship Sheer, to tear Schloss, lock Schmir, to smear, to spread Sprouts, to spout, to sprinkle Schnur, a rope, a string, a cord Spar, to spare Schrank, cupboard, clothes press Stahl, steel Stell, to steal Stoff, stuff Storn, stone Stopp, to stop, to cork Strumpe, stocking Stup, step Stubar, staircase, stairs Ladder, shoe, shoe Schuld, to owe, to be indebted Schutt, to empty out, corn, etc Svel, to swell Svit, to sweat Toe, table, table Tabul, aboard Tag, day Thailor, tailor Thamen, yet, however Tapish, carpet Taug, to be of use, to be fit for The, tea Degment, roof Deler, plate Temp, time Ten, to hold Tent, to tempt Der, earth Derur, terror Tia, such Tial, therefore, for this reason Tiam, then, at that time Tia, there Tiel, so, in such a manner Deem, to fear Tio, it, this, that Tiam, so, as much, or many Tir, to draw, to pull Tiu, that Tol, linen Tomb, a grave, a tomb Tond, to shear, to cut the hair Tondre, to thunder Dra, through Draduk, translate Dranj, to cut Dranquil, tranquil, quiet Drans, over, across Dre, very greatly, exceedingly Drem, to tremble To shake, to shiver Dren, to draw To drag, to trail Three, three Drink, to drink Thraw, to Thromp, to deceive Throv, to find Thru, a hole Tui, immediately Thuk, a hangachief Thur, a tower Thurment, to torment Thurn, to turn Thus, to cough Tush, to touch, to lay one's hand on Thut, hole, total, complete U, indicates the imperative in verbs Uyi, bearing, containing i.e. a thing, containing or bearing something as a tree bearing fruits, a country with inhabitants e.g. cigar, a cigar Cigarui, a cigar box Bom, an apple Bomui, apple tree Turk, a Turk Turkuy, turkey Ull, a man Possessing some quality, e.g. rich, rich Richul, a rich man Um, an affix without definite meaning It may be translated by various words Ung, nail Uno, one Urb, town, city Urs, a bear Us, indicates the conditional, some junctive Util, useful Us, to make use of Vo, vox, wax Van, vein, fruitless Vang, cheek Vapor, vapor Varm, warm Vast, vast, spacious Vaz, vessel Veck, to awake Velk, to fade, to wither Ven, to come Vend, to sell Vendred, Friday Venen, poison, venom Venge, to revenge, to avenge Venk, to vanquish Vent, wind Ventre, belly Ver, truth, verity Verd, green Verk, to write, to invent, to make As an author Varm, worm Verge, to pour Vesper, evening Vest, to clothe Vesto, clothes Veter, the weather Vettur, to journey in a carriage In a ship, etc Vee, you, thou Viend, meat, flesh Veed, to see Village, village Veen, wine Veentre, winter Veolon, violin Veer, a man, a male Veesh, to wipe Veetre, glass Veev, to live Visage, face, visage Voch, voice Voj, way Vok, to call Voel, to wish Vort, a word Vost, a tale Vund, to wound Zo, zorg, to take care of To provide for, to be solicitous End of section 11 End of Dr Esperanto's International Language Introduction and Complete Grammar Certificate Lazarus Zamenhof