Translation
to rule, to govern; to control
Examples
tridek .
The king ruled the country for thirty years.
on.
He could not control his anger.
.
Silence reigned in the great hall.
perfekte.
She has a perfect command of three languages.
morto ?
Who will rule after the prince's death?
is transitive, so you rule a country rather than ruling over it: , no preposition. That reach extends further than English rule does, covering self-control ( sin) and command of a skill or a language, which is the sense you will meet most often among Esperantists comparing how many languages they . The derivatives are worth having: o is whoever happens to be in charge, a government, o rule as an ongoing business, and a state or realm. Abstract subjects work fine, hence .
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