Translation
to appear, to show up; to be published
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Examples
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Suddenly he appeared at the window.
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The sun appeared from behind the clouds.
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Her book was published in our country.
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New ideas appear at every meeting.
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The magazine will come out every week.
is intransitive: things appear, and you cannot appear a thing. To bring something into view use i, and for putting a book out is the ordinary word. The publishing sense of itself is standard for periodicals, so is exactly how a magazine describes its own schedule. is the natural opposite and is far commoner than any separate root for vanishing. Careful not to confuse with , which is to look a certain way rather than to come into sight.
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Word family
Words built on aperi with Esperanto's affixes. Read each one from its parts.
- malaperiverb
to disappear, vanish
mal-aperi
- reaperiverb
to reappear
re-aperi: to appear again
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 3, lesson 8: aperi, porti, iam and 7 more words.