Esperanto · Chapter 17
Transitivity: which verbs take an object
10 vocabulary lessons, 2 grammar primers, 1 story milestone.
Start this chapterLesson 1 · Words 1501-1510
Words 1501 to 1510
1501 eksperimento experiment noun 1502 instigi to urge, to incite, to prompt verb 1503 envii to envy verb 1504 viktimo victim noun 1505 sceno scene noun 1506 dormoĉambro bedroom noun 1507 sorĉi to bewitch, to cast a spell on verb 1508 ceremonio ceremony noun 1509 persekuti to persecute; to pursue, to chase verb 1510 skribotablo desk, writing table noun Lesson 8 · Words 1561-1570
Words 1561 to 1570
1561 signalo signal noun 1562 kadavro corpse noun 1563 modo fashion noun 1564 vagi to wander, to roam verb 1565 fuŝi to botch, to bungle, to mess up verb 1566 generalo general (military rank) noun 1567 komisii to commission, to entrust with a task verb 1568 idealo ideal noun 1569 adori to adore, to worship verb 1570 aventuro adventure noun Lesson 11 · Words 1581-1590
Words 1581 to 1590
1581 ekspedicio expedition noun 1582 gitaro guitar noun 1583 paciento patient (a person under medical care) noun 1584 zono belt; zone, band noun 1585 trupo troop, body of soldiers; troupe, company of performers noun 1586 pakaĵo package, parcel; luggage, baggage noun 1587 cigaredo cigarette noun 1588 rano frog noun 1589 elefanto elephant noun 1590 denaska native, innate, from birth adjective Lesson 12 · Words 1591-1600
Words 1591 to 1600
1591 ĉeno chain noun 1592 konfirmi to confirm, to bear out verb 1593 titolo title (of a work); title, rank noun 1594 varo an article of trade, commodity; goods, wares noun 1595 penetri to penetrate, to pass into, to soak through verb 1596 rado wheel noun 1597 evento event, occurrence noun 1598 spektaklo show, performance; spectacle, sight noun 1599 pretendi to lay claim to, to claim as a right; to aspire to verb 1600 modesta modest, unassuming; modest, small in scale adjective