ojveke within a week from to-day, in a week
ok; —a eye; ocular
O. K., Oke! all right!
okado; —i glance; to —
okazyon; —a occasion, bargain; — a
okel; —i wink; to — at
okelil (mot.) winker
okil glasses, spectacles
okist oculist
okorzo (med.) sty, stye
Oktob(ro); —ra; —re October; —'s; in —
okulta; —ismo occult; —ism
okup; —i occupation; to —upy
okuyo (horse's) blinder
ol on the, over the
Oland; —a; —al Holland; Dutch; Dutch (lang.)
olda; —ayo old; old thing
oldaspi to look old
oldboy; —fel bachelor; spinster; old bachelor; old spinster; unmarried
oldegro old-age disease
oldema; —o senile; —ility
oldeso oldness
oldo old age
oldoza very old, ancient
oldun; oldin old man; old woman
olfo; —i smell (sense); to —
olimpya; —yados Olympic; Olympiads
oliv; —yer olive; —tree
olivolyo olive-oil
olko, olkel pan, pot
olmo (bot.) elm
olografa holograph a
olsaler; —alio joiner, carpenter; —'s work, woodwork
olsen stake, pyre
olsio woodwork, wainscot
olso; —a wood, timber; wooden
olson; —er log; woodcutter; (US) lumber jack, lumberman
olsorno wainscot; —ing n
olsul stick, log
oltrago; —i insult, to —; outrage, to —
olyo; —ya oil; — a; oily
om; —a; —ana man; human
omaneso humanity (Quality)
omanismo (s) humanities, classics
omblik; —a navel, umbilicus; umbilical
ombrago; —a umbrage; —eous, touchy
ombrel umbrella, parasol
ombro; —a shadow, shade; —ed
omen; —i omen, presage; to presage
omera Homeric
omeyo humanity (people)
omit; —i to omit; —ission
omitel (print.) caret
omna all a
omna all a, every
omnibus slow train, slow coach service
omnide all days, every day adv.
omnye everywhere
omnyes every time
omocid; —er; —a; —i homicide (action; man); —al; to commit —, to murder
omome between man and man
omonim; —a homonym; —ous
omoplat homoplate, scapula, shoulder-blade
Omorekos Human Rights, Rights of Man; — Defendo-Ligo League for the Defence of; Om- e Civan-Rekos-Deklo Declaration of Rights of Man and of the Citizen
omsovene within the remembrance of man
on on
onco ounce
ondo; —ado wave; —, big —
ondul; —i waving n (the hair); to wave
one over
onesta; —eso honest; —y
ongadi; —o to starve, —ation
ongo; —i; —io; —a hunger; to be hun- gry; famine, stavation; hungry
ongostrek hunger-strike
oni to overhang, to cover, to hang over
onix onyx
onki to drive (into), to stick in, to plough in
onklo uncle
onmezura; —emade to measurea; adv.
onomatopea onomatopoeic
onor; —i honour; to —
onorala honorary
onorayo fee, honorarium
onorenda, onoribla honorable
ont; —a; —i shame; —ful; to be ashamed
onvege on the way
opaka; —eso opaque; opacity
opalemo opalescence
