Translation
to fulfil, to carry out, to accomplish
Examples
promeson.
He kept his promise.
.
She carries out every task quickly.
.
We will finish the work before evening.
is .
The dream came true after many years.
peton?
Can you carry out my request?
plus the vague suffix -um-, which is Esperanto's honest admission that some derivations do not follow a rule. What matters is the split: fills a physical thing with stuff, fulfils a duty, a promise, an order or a wish. Pour water into a glass with ; keep your word with . The reflexive i is how a dream or a prophecy comes true, since nobody is doing the fulfilling.
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