Translation
to go out, to leave, to exit
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Examples
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He went out of the room without a word.
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We went out early in the morning.
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She goes out of the house every day.
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The guests went out through the big door.
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When you go out, close the window.
is plus , and it keeps the preposition when you name the place: . Repeating looks redundant to an English eye but it is the normal pattern, and the same goes for . The verb is intransitive, so the place takes no accusative. If you want a transitive "take out", reach for elpreni or i. Its neighbours are worth learning as a set: in, away, back, all built on one root.
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Word family
Words built on eliri with Esperanto's affixes. Read each one from its parts.
- elirejonoun
exit, way out
eliri-ej-
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 3, lesson 8: eliri, porti, iam and 7 more words.