Translation
tip, point; peak, summit
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Examples
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Snow covers the peak of the mountain.
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He touched the sharp tip with his finger.
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The bird sat on the top of the tree.
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Two white peaks shone in the sun.
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She broke the tip of her sword.
A is a physical point - the end of a knife, the top of a mountain, the tip of your nose. A is an abstract or written one. Get that pair straight early, because both look like English "point" and the wrong one reads as gibberish. The root gives for pointed, i for to sharpen and pintĉapelo for the conical hat every Esperanto fairy-tale witch wears. Nothing to do with , to paint, despite the near miss in spelling.
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 9, lesson 3: pinto, punkto, furioza and 5 more words.