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Translation

dog

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Examples

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My dog is sleeping under the table.

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The dog ran across the field.

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He has two dogs and one cat.

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Did you see the black dog?

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The boy played with his dog in the garden.

One root, a whole kennel. o is a bitch, a puppy (the -- of offspring, same suffix as ), o the kennel, o a small dog and o a mangy one. Esperanto does not keep separate words for these the way English does, and that is rather the point: learn and you have earned the other six for free. Note that a dog barks with , not with .

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Word family

Words built on hundo with Esperanto's affixes. Read each one from its parts.

  • ĉashundonoun

    hunting dog, hound

    ĉasihundo: a dog for hunting

  • fihundonoun

    vicious dog, cur

    fi-hundo: a shameful dog

  • hundaĉonoun

    mutt, cur

    hundo-aĉ-: a bad dog

  • hundegonoun

    huge dog

    hundo-eg-: a big dog

  • puppy

    hundo-id-

  • virhundonoun

    male dog

    virohundo: a male dog

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This word is taught in chapter 5, lesson 6: hundo, koleri, pagi and 7 more words.