nunore at this time, at this hour
nunpree; —ea formerly; former
nunye henceforth, from now on
nupsamarco wedding-march
nupso; —a wedding n; — a nuptial
nupsoni to carouse
nur only
nurso; —in male nurse; nurse f
nus(a); —o pretty; —iness
nuseta dainty, pretty, graceful
nushi to be stumped (for a question, for an examination)
nusi to embellish
nutri; —o to feed; food
nuv(a); —o new; novelty, something new
nuvadi; —o to innovate; —ation
Nuvanyo New Year
nuvayo novelty
nuvel news n
nuvelyo short story, tale
nuvi to renovate, to renew
nuvnasa new-born
nux; —el; —il nut, walnut; hazel-nut;nut-crackers
Nux! Nuts!
nyet no
O or
oazo; —a oasis; — s'
obaro garret, lumber, lumber-room
obe; —a upstairs, above; above a
obed; a; —i obedience; —ient; to obey
obeza obese, stout
obis shell, shrapnel
obit; —a obituary
objek; —a; —e object; —ive a; —ively
objekismo objectivism
objekti; —o to object; —ion
objekiv objective n; target, aim; lent; object-glass
obkomando; —i control; to —, to master
oblel omission, oversight
oblema forgetful
oblenda to be forgotten a
obli; —o to forget; —ing n, oblivion
obligado; —i obligation (duty, gratefulness); to oblige, to serve
obligema; —o obliging, kind; —ness
obligi; —o to oblige, to compel; obligation
obliqa oblique; —i to —, to bias
oblit; —i obliteration, to —ate; cancelling n, to cancel
oblo forgetting n, oblivion
obnamat above-mentioned, —named
obnamat above-mentioned, aforesaid
obnubili; —azo to obnubilate, —ation
obo top
oboe (mus. instr.) oboe
obol obol
obsedi; —o to obsess; —ion
observaro observatory
observi; —o to observe; —ation
obshena; —eso obscene; —ity
obstaklo; —i obstacle; to hinder, to bar, to put obstacles
obstetro; —a; —er; —ist obstetrics, —ical; —ician
obstina; —eso obstinate; —inacy
obstrui; —uo to obstruct; —ion
obten; —i obtaining n, obtention; to obtain
obtusa obtuse
obvia obvious
ocean; —a ocean; —ic
Oceanyo; —ya Oceania; —ian
ocid; —i; —er killing n; to kill; —er
ocidio slaughter
od; —i hate; to —
odel (poet.) ode
odiseo odyssee
odor; —i smell, odour; to —
of endo; —i offence; to offend; insult, to —
of; —a often; frequent
ofensiv; —a n; a offensive
ofeso frequency
ofesta; —e most frequent; most often
ofica; —e ex officio a, adv
oficala; —e official; —lly
oficer officer
ofico office, function
oficosa; —e officious; —ly
ofiso (eccles.) service
ofmodulazo frequency modulation
ofno stove
ofro; —i offer; to —
oftalmit ophthalmia
ofuski to obfuscate
ogiv; —a ogive; —al
ogro; —in ogre; —ess
oje; a; —i to-day; —'s; to bring up to date
ojmese within a month from to-day, in a month
