Translation
altogether, in total; at all
Word origin
Built inside Esperanto from en ('in') plus tuto ('the whole') with the adverb ending -e: 'in the whole'. The root tut- came from Italian tutto and French tout, both from Latin totus ('whole'), the source of English total.
- Origin
- Esperanto compound
- Root
- en + tuto + -e
- English cognates
- total
Examples
.
In total a hundred people came to the party.
?
How much does it cost altogether?
demandon.
He did not understand the question at all.
Two jobs, split by context: with numbers it sums up ( cent - a hundred in total), while with a negative it means 'at all' ( - not at all), just like French tout.
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