Translation
to seduce; to lure away, to lead astray
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Word origin
Built inside Esperanto from de plus logi. Logi came from the Germanic family behind German locken, to entice, so the root is Germanic and the assembly is Esperanto's own.
- Origin
- Esperanto (built), from Germanic
- Root
- de + logi
- English cognates
- German locken
Examples
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He tried to seduce her with fine words.
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Money lured him away from the right path.
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The advertisement lures young people in.
A e build, and a satisfying one after the false seams in this band.Logi, rank 1865, is to lure or entice: to pull
somebody towards something by making it attractive. Put - in front,
meaning away from, and you get pulling somebody away from where they ought to
be. That is : to seduce, to lead astray, to beguile off the path. The
prefix is doing ordinary work, the root is doing ordinary work, and the sum is
the meaning.
The sense range. It covers seduction in the sexual sense, which is the
first thing most dictionaries list, but it is wider than that: shepherds who
a flock have led it off course, and money that a
politician has corrupted him. The common element is a wrong direction taken
under enticement. o is a seducer, the act.
The neighbours. is the same root with -, pulling towards,
and it is the neutral everyday word for attract or appeal to.
Tenti is to tempt, which is about the pull rather
than the result. Trompi is to deceive, which
requires a lie where requires only bait. o is the bait
itself.
And the warning its base page carries. is one circumflex away from
loĝi, to live or dwell. Written without diacritics
they are and logxi, and the linkifier on this site has to be told
which is which. Londono is where you live; Londono is a claim about your effect on the population.
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 26, lesson 4: delogi, enspiri, ŝargi and 7 more words.