Translation
to explore, to investigate, to research
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Examples
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We explored the whole island.
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He is investigating the cause of the mistake.
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The doctor examined the sick child.
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I want to investigate that question more deeply.
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They will investigate the matter tomorrow.
One Esperanto verb covers three English ones: you a coastline, a crime and a research question alike. It is transitive and takes its object bare, so no preposition creeps in the way English adds one in "research into" or "enquire about" - , full stop. The root then behaves predictably: is the investigation, o the researcher or explorer, and o the ongoing business of researching rather than any one enquiry. Where you want the narrower sense of inspecting something closely, is the sharper choice.
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 8, lesson 3: esplori, favoro, peko and 7 more words.