Translation
to develop (something), to cause to evolve
Word origin
Built inside Esperanto from evolui, to evolve, plus -ig-, the suffix that makes a verb causative. Evolui is Latin evolvere, to roll out or unroll, which is also where English evolve and evolution come from.
- Origin
- Esperanto derivation on a Latin root
- Root
- evolui + -ig-
- English cognates
- evolve, evolution
Examples
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We want to develop a new plan for the school.
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The town developed its industry after the war.
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You cannot develop a language without using it.
One suffix, and the whole word falls open. Evolui
is intransitive: a species, a situation, a language evolves, and nothing outside
it is doing the work. Bolt on -- and you get the causative:
somebody makes it evolve. That is the entire content of , and it is
why you should never learn it as a separate item of vocabulary. , the language evolves. , we develop the
language. Same root, one letter of difference, transitive and intransitive
split cleanly down the middle.
The pair to keep straight.
- intransitive, no object..- transitive, always an object.produkton.
If you can put a thing after the verb, you want the -- form. The
igi and iĝi article is the full treatment, and
this word is one of the cleanest examples in the language.
Where it collides with , and how to pick. English "develop" covers
both, and Esperanto splits them by picture.
Disvolvi at rank 2,595 is literally to unroll
something rolled up, so a speaker a theme, an argument or a plan:
what is inside is already there and is being opened out. is
biological and gradual, a thing being brought on over time: a talent, a strain
of wheat, an economy, a young player. For a country or an industry either verb
turns up in real Esperanto writing, and is the settled
phrase for a developing country. For a photograph, neither: that is riveli.
The rest of the family costs nothing. Evoluo is evolution, o is
the act of developing something, is developed and
developing. All of it comes off the same root, and you learned the root at rank
1,283.
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