Translation
whole; entire
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Examples
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He talked the whole time.
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She has seen the whole world.
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The whole house is mine.
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Have you read the whole book?
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He gave me all of his time.
Tuta means "whole" or "entire": one thing taken complete, where 膲iu counts the members of a group one by one. La tuta tago is the whole day; 膲iu tago is every day. Being an adjective it agrees fully, so la tutan tempon carries the accusative twice, and that accusative also marks duration, which is why li parolis la tutan tempon needs no preposition at all.
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Word family
Words built on tuta with Esperanto's affixes. Read each one from its parts.
- entuteadverb
altogether, in total; at all
entuta
- tuta牡onoun
a whole, an entity
tuta-a牡-: something whole
Used in
Stories
(5)Grammar articles
(6)Esperantismo and the Interna Ideo: What Esperanto Is For
Homaranismo: Zamenhof's Creed, Kept Apart from Esperanto
After the Esperanto Course: What to Do Next (Kien de 膱i Tie)
Esperanto Quantity Words: iom, multe, kelkaj and da
Telling the Time and Dates in Esperanto: je la tria
Esperanto Transitivity: Which Verbs Take an Object
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This word is taught in chapter 1, lesson 8: tuta, nur, post and 11 more words.