Translation
website
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Word origin
Built inside Esperanto rather than borrowed: reto ('net'), the suffix -ej- ('place for'), and the noun ending -o. A place on the net. Reto itself comes from Latin rete by way of Italian rete and French rets.
- Origin
- Esperanto, on a Latin root
- Root
- reto + -ej-
- English cognates
- reticule, retina
Examples
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My friend has made a new website.
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You will find the answers on our website.
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The website is not working today.
A clean demonstration of what the affix system is for. is a net, -- marks the place where something happens ( school, o kitchen), and is the place on the net. Nobody had to vote on it: the parts existed and speakers assembled them as the web arrived, which is the modern hand-inserted class of word rather than anything in the Fundamento. You will also see retpaĝaro for the same thing, literally a collection of net pages, and both are current.
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 18, lesson 6: retejo, ventro, elĉerpi and 6 more words.