Kilo Lingo

Esperanto · Chapter 20

Falsaj amikoj: words that lie to English speakers

10 vocabulary lessons, 2 grammar primers, 1 story milestone.

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  1. Lesson 1 · Words 1801-1810

    Words 1801 to 1810

    1801fumadosmoking (the ongoing act or the habit)noun
    1802imitito imitate, to mimicverb
    1803graciagraceful, elegant in form and movementadjective
    1804plenkreskaadult, full-grownadjective
    1805gustumito taste (something), to sampleverb
    1806kavaliroknightnoun
    1807monumentomonumentnoun
    1808abelobeenoun
    1809individuoindividual (one member of a group)noun
    1810murmurito murmur, to mutterverb
  2. Lesson 2 · Words 1811-1820

    Words 1811 to 1820

    1811legendolegend, traditional talenoun
    1812sekretariosecretarynoun
    1813adoptito adopt (a child, legally); to adopt (a resolution, formally)verb
    1814dentistodentistnoun
    1815intelektointellect, the power of understandingnoun
    1816tertremoearthquakenoun
    1817meditito meditate; to ponder, to reflect deeplyverb
    1818triumfotriumphnoun
    1819ribelito rebel, to revoltverb
    1820velosailnoun
  3. Lesson 3 · Words 1821-1830

    Words 1821 to 1830

    1821drogodrug, narcoticnoun
    1822potopot; jarnoun
    1823piropearnoun
    1824ombreloumbrella, parasolnoun
    1825bandogang; band of people, troopnoun
    1826botobootnoun
    1827maŭroMoor (member of the medieval North African and Iberian Muslim population)noun
    1828sintenoattitude; bearing, stancenoun
    1829provincoprovincenoun
    1830kilogramokilogramnoun
  4. Lesson 4 · Words 1831-1840

    Words 1831 to 1840

    1831enuigito bore someone; to make somebody wearyverb
    1832gantoglovenoun
    1833katastrofocatastrophe, disasternoun
    1834feloanimal hide, pelt; furnoun
    1835aŭtoritatoauthoritynoun
    1836fosito digverb
    1837bazarobazaar, marketplacenoun
    1838komandito be in command of, to command (troops or a ship)verb
    1839tukocloth; kerchief, scarfnoun
    1840afliktito distress, to afflict, to grieve someoneverb
  5. Lesson 6 · Words 1841-1850

    Words 1841 to 1850

    1841surfacosurface, outer facenoun
    1842eminentaeminent, distinguishedadjective
    1843izolito isolate, to cut off; to insulateverb
    1844senprokrastewithout delay, at onceadverb
    1845aktivaactiveadjective
    1846jurolaw (as a discipline), jurisprudencenoun
    1847svedoSwede, Swedish personnoun
    1848ŝvitito sweat, to perspireverb
    1849pasaĝeropassengernoun
    1850akademioacademynoun
  6. Lesson 7 · Words 1851-1860

    Words 1851 to 1860

    1851inklinoinclination, tendencynoun
    1852bojito barkverb
    1853liftolift, elevatornoun
    1854ĉerizocherrynoun
    1855submetito submit (for consideration); to subject, to place underverb
    1856oleooilnoun
    1857butikumito shop, to go shoppingverb
    1858ekstermito exterminate, to wipe outverb
    1859kompensito compensate, to make up forverb
    1860tigrotigernoun
  7. Lesson 8 · Words 1861-1870

    Words 1861 to 1870

    1861persistito persist, to persevere; to keep on (of a state)verb
    1862fascinito fascinate, to captivateverb
    1863pakito pack, to wrap upverb
    1864fragostrawberrynoun
    1865logito lure, to enticeverb
    1866friponorascal, rogue; scoundrel, crooknoun
    1867deklivoslope, inclinenoun
    1868postvivito survive, to outliveverb
    1869amarabitteradjective
    1870tumultouproar, tumult; commotion, disturbancenoun
  8. Lesson 10 · Words 1871-1880

    Words 1871 to 1880

    1871dungitoemployeenoun
    1872konformaconforming, in accordance with; consistentadjective
    1873kanonocannon (the artillery piece); canon (a body of rules; the musical form)noun
    1874bombobombnoun
    1875malmultekostacheap, inexpensiveadjective
    1876grasagreasy, fatty; fat (of meat or food)adjective
    1877finnoFinn, Finnish personnoun
    1878entenito hold within, to contain (to have inside)verb
    1879hakito chop, to hewverb
    1880speciospecies (in biology)noun
  9. Lesson 11 · Words 1881-1890

    Words 1881 to 1890

    1881egiptoEgyptian (person)noun
    1882instrumentoinstrument (musical or scientific)noun
    1883konatoacquaintancenoun
    1884februaroFebruarynoun
    1885fakturoinvoice, billnoun
    1886scenejostage (in a theatre)noun
    1887kapdoloroheadachenoun
    1888protestito protest, to objectverb
    1889incitito provoke, to goad; to stir upverb
    1890komplikacomplicated, involvedadjective
  10. Lesson 12 · Words 1891-1900

    Words 1891 to 1900

    1891sekigito dry (something), to dry outverb
    1892prononcito pronounceverb
    1893iessomeone's, somebody'spronoun
    1894trafikotrafficnoun
    1895lulito lull, to rock (a baby)verb
    1896divorcodivorcenoun
    1897renversito overturn, to knock over; to overthrowverb
    1898eŭroeuronoun
    1899kuriozaodd, quaint; oddly intriguingadjective
    1900velkito wilt, to witherverb

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