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Chapter III

Blends

     23.  The blends are used as in the English system, and often afford convenient means of writing the accusative forms.

hontema
hontema (bashful)
atente
atente (attentively)
apartenas
apartenas (pertain, belong)
mediumo
mediumo (medium)
karton
karton (maps; card)
fraton
fraton (brother)
tutan
tutan (entire)
homon
homon (human being)

     24.  It is advisable, however, to write the nominative of feminine forms in full.

fratino
fratino (sister)
kantistino
kantistino (female singer)

Expressing R

     25.  The reversed circle is used to express r.  When a root ends in ar, er, or ir after a straight stroke, the noun form of the word is written as follows:

diro
diro (spoken word)
tero
tero (earth)
maro
maro (sea)
maniero
mainero (manner, way)

     26.  The plural is shown by changing the form of the circle into a loop.

diroj
diroj (spoken words)
gitaroj
gitaroj (guitars)

     27.  Derivatives may be written as follows:

tera
tera (earthen)
mara
mara (marine)
diri
diri
diru
diru (say (command))

General Exercise

jaĥto
jahxto (yacht)
  diademo
diademo (diadem, crown)
  guano
guano (guano)
 
iu
iu
  lerneja
lerneja (scholastic)
  troe
troe (excessively)
 
junulino
junulino (young woman)
  duobla
duobla (double)
  majesta
majesta (majestic)
 
laŭbo
lauxbo (arbor, bower)
  aeroplano
aeroplano (aeroplane, plane)
  majoro
majoro (mayor)
 
enuas
enuas (is bored)
  jado
jado (jade)
  trairi
trairi (to go through)
 
ial
ial (for some reason)
  jalapo
jalapo (jalop)
  oceano
oceano (ocean)
 
alia
alia (other)
  jukado
jukado (an itching)
  scienco
scienco (science)
 
salajro
salajro (salary)
  aŭriklo
auxriklo (auricle)
  trajto
trajto (trait)
 
alaŭdo
alauxdo (lark)
  eŭfemismo
euxfemismo (euphemism)
  kvieta
kvieta (quiet)
 
aŭdas
auxdas (hear)
  idioto
idioto (idiot)
  tiea
tiea (local)
 
skizo
skizo (design, outline)
  ideala
ideala (ideal)
  prujno
prujno (rime)
 
pajlero
pajlero (straw)
  leono
leono (lion)
  jasmeno
jasmeno (jasmine)
 
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