Translation
path, lane, track
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Word origin
Built inside Esperanto: voj- ('road, way') plus the diminutive -et-. The root itself comes from French voie, which goes back to Latin via.
- Origin
- Esperanto formation on a Latin root
- Root
- vojo + -et-
- English cognates
- via, voyage, viaduct
Examples
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A small path leads to the river.
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We walked along the path through the forest.
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A car cannot drive on that path.
This one is genuinely assembled, and worth taking apart. is a road or a way; -- is the diminutive that gives -> and -> ; is the small version, a footpath or lane rather than a shrunken motorway. The suffix carries no affection here, only size, which is where it differs from English endings like -let. Its opposite number is --, so a o would be a great broad highway.
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 19, lesson 6: vojeto, indiĝeno, papilio and 6 more words.