Translation
in any case, anyway
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Word origin
Built inside Esperanto from ĉiu ('every'), the root kaz- ('case') and the adverb ending -e: in every case. The root came in from Latin casus, a falling, which also gave English case, casual and occasion.
- Origin
- Esperanto compound, on a Latin root
- Root
- ĉiu + kaz- + -e
- English cognates
- case, casual
Examples
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In any case we have to leave before nightfall.
, .
I am not sure, but I will come anyway.
, .
Anyway, thank you for your letter.
The doublet the other page already warned you about.Ĉiuokaze at rank 1735 is built on
, an occurrence, and is built the same way on
kazo, a case. Both mean in any case, at any rate,
anyway. Both are correct, both are understood everywhere, and is the
commoner in print, which is why it arrives 760 ranks earlier in this course.
Nothing distinguishes them in meaning, and there is no register difference worth
the ink either.
Decode it and it teaches you two pieces of grammar for free. is the
correlative for every, - is the root, and the -e is the adverb ending
that turns the whole compound into something you can drop anywhere in a
sentence. The pattern is regular and productive: daily,
every time, and in any case. Learn one and you can build
the rest.
Where it sits among the connectors. dismisses a doubt and moves
on: whatever the truth of what came before, this still holds. That is a
different job from tamen, which contradicts, and from
aliflanke, which balances one side against
another. As an adverb it never agrees with anything and never takes -n, and it
is happy at the head of a sentence with a comma after it, exactly like English
"anyway". The whole family is laid out in
Esperanto connectors.
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 26, lesson 12: ĉiukaze, afiŝo, parkere and 7 more words.