Translation
stop (bus or tram stop)
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Word origin
Built inside Esperanto from halti plus the place suffix -ej-. Halti comes from German halten, to stop or hold, the same verb behind the international command halt.
- Origin
- German
- Root
- halten
- English cognates
- halt
Examples
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We waited for the bus at the stop.
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The next stop is in front of the school.
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She got off the bus at the last stop.
Two pieces you already have. Halti at rank 377 is to stop. The suffix -- names the place where something happens: from , o from , from . So a is a stopping place, and in practice that means a bus stop or a tram stop.
Where the fence sits against . Stacio at rank 1,338 is a station: a scheduled point on a line, usually with a building, and is that building. A needs nothing but a pole and a sign. So the aŭtobuso calls at a ( if you want to be explicit), and the train calls at a .
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 26, lesson 2: haltejo, tunelo, kameno and 7 more words.