Translation
epoch, era
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Word origin
From Greek epokhe, originally 'a pause, a fixed point' in astronomy, the moment from which time is reckoned. It reached Esperanto through French epoque and English epoch, by then meaning the stretch of time itself rather than the point that starts it.
- Origin
- Greek, via French
- Root
- epokhe
- English cognates
- epoch
Examples
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We live in an era of great changes.
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That castle comes from another era.
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Every era has its own music.
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Word family
Words built on epoko with Esperanto's affixes. Read each one from its parts.
- mezepokonoun
the Middle Ages
mezoepoko
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 14, lesson 1: epoko, iel, pardonpeti and 7 more words.