Translation
to go up, to ascend, to climb
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Examples
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She went up the staircase.
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We climbed up to the top of the mountain.
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The old man went up slowly.
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Go up and wait for me there.
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The road goes up between the trees.
Built from , upwards, plus . Note the -n inside the compound: it is the accusative of direction, frozen into the word, and dropping it to make supreiri is wrong. takes an accusative object even though is intransitive, because the staircase is the route travelled - the same construction as . Its opposite works identically. For climbing with hands and effort, is the more precise verb; is simply going up by whatever means.
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Word family
Words built on supreniri with Esperanto's affixes. Read each one from its parts.
- malsupreniriverb
to go down, to descend
mal-supreniri
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 9, lesson 11: supreniri, mensogi, alvoki and 7 more words.