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Translation

crime

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Examples

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He committed a terrible crime.

o .

The judge punished him for the crime.

, .

Lying is not a crime, but it is bad.

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Nobody saw the crime.

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She wrote a novel about old crimes.

You commit a crime with in Esperanto - - and the reason for a punishment takes pro. The person is a o, using -- for someone characterised by the root, and the verb means to commit crime as an activity. Keep distinct from , which is the guilt or blame attached to it, and from , which is a sin against a moral or religious order rather than against the law. A court can find you guilty of a ; only a confessor cares about your .

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Word family

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

  • krimulonoun

    criminal

    krimo-ul-: a person who commits crime

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This word is taught in chapter 10, lesson 2: krimo, eksidi, fondi and 7 more words.