Ido-English-Ido dictionary полностью

klimax-o*: orgasm.

klin-ar: (tr., intr.) to overlap, to cover partially, to clinkerbuild. Def.: Superpozar la bordi di la folii di tolo o la planki qui kompozas la kareno di batelo, e.c.; IV—353. V. exp.: Butar: La but-sistemo konsistas en apud-pozar la bordi tale ke li kontaktas segun sua lota dikeso (same la duvi di barelo). — F

klinik-o: (med.) clinic. — DEFIRS

klink-o: latch (of doors, etc.). — DF

klinoid-a: (anat.) clinoid.

klinometr-o: clinometer. — DEFRS

kliper-o: (nav.) clipper(-ship): fast sailing ship. — DEFIRS

klish-ar: (tr.) to take a stereotype of something to be printed; -uro: stereotype; (photog.) negative, clichй; (cf. stereotipar). — DEFIRS

klister-o: clyster: enema; -izar: to give an enema to (ulu); -tubo, -pump-ilo, -izilo, injekt-ilo, -siringo: instrument for giving an enema. — DEFIRS

klitorid-o: (anat.) clitoris; -ektomio*: clitoridectomy. — DEFIS

kliv-ar: (tr.) to cleave (crystal, a diamond). — DEF

kloak-o: (antiq.) cloaca; (gen.) a sewer; (anat.) cloaca. — DEFIRS

klok-o: o'clock; of (by) the clock; esas un kloko: it is one o'clock; esas du kloki: it is two o'clock; tri kloki dek (minuti): ten minutes past three; quar kloki e quarimo: quarter past four; kin kloki e duimo: half past five; sis kloki e tri quarimi: a quarter to seven; sep kloki kinadek (minuti): ten minutes to eight; ok kloki kinadek e kin (minuti): five minutes to nine; ante tri kloki matine: before three o'clock in the morning; pos ok kloki e duimo verspere: after half past eight in the evening. (Note: «What time is it?» is translated «Qua tempo esas?». In some countries in Europe the hours are counted continuously from midnight to midnight, therfore: duadek kloki: (twenty o'clock) eight o'clock in the evening. klok-libro (di la fer-voyo): railway guide.

klonus-o: (med.) clonic spasm. — DEFIRS

klor-o: chlorine (gas); -acido: hydro-chloric (or, muriatic) acid; -ato: chlorate; -at-acido: chloric acid. — DEFIRS

klorid-o: (2001) chloride. — DER

klorofil-o: chlorophyll. — DEFS

kloroform-o: chloroform; -agar, -izar: to c. (ulu). — DEFIRS

kloroleucit-o: (biol.) chloroleucyte.

kloroplast-o: (biol.) chloroplast.

kloros-o: (med.) chlorosis, green sickness; -ika, iko: chlorotic (person). — DEFIRS

klosh-o: a bell; anything in the form of a b.: -eto: little b., hand b.; -aro: collections of b.s; chimes: -turmo: b. steeple, belfry; -ario, muziko: (the music of) chimes; -(aro)-plear: (intr.); -son-igar: (tr.) to play chimes, to ring the bells; -ple-isto, -ero: chimer; -son-ig-isto, -ero: b. ringer. — F

klostr-o: cloister: coverered arcade, especially around a monastic building. — DEFIS

klov-o: (metal) nail; -agar: (tr.) to nail (ulo); -izar: to stud with n.s; -ifar: to make n.s.; -o-stop-ar: to spike (a gun). — FIS

kloz-ar: (tr.) to close, shut (up) (a door, a window, a room, a way, the eyes, a wound, etc.); -eyo: inclosed place, close; -ajo: something inclosed, an inclosure; -ilo: fence barrier; -agrafo, -o-buklo: clasp, buckle, snap; klef-klozar: to lock; -etar la okuli: to blink the eyes; mi-kloz-ita: half-closed; -o-petro: keystone; -punisar: to keep in (for punishment), to restrict liberty (mililt.). — EFI

klub-o: (social) club; -ano: clubman. — DEFIRS

kluk-ar: (intr.) to cluck, cackle (of poultry). — DEFRS

kluz-o: (nav.) hawse-hole. — DR

knauci-o: (bot.) knautia (family: Caprifoliaceae).

knemid-o*: (Gr. antiq.) knemido: greave, leg armor.

knik-ar: (tr.) to bend a thing so as to occasion a flaw in it (yet not entirely to break it), to crack, flaw; (cf. krakar, flexar, fendar). Def.: Strenar korpo relative longa, ex. stango, per preso en la longesal directiono sur la du extremaji . — D

knut-o: knout. — DEFIRS

ko-: (prefix) co-: complement of; with, together, jointly.

koadjutor-o: coadjutor. — DEFIRS

koagul-ar: (tr., intr.) to coagulate, curdle, clot, curd. — DEFIS