Esperanto Affixes

  1. Bo-
    Related by marriage
  2. Dis-
    In several directions
  3. Ek-
    Suddenly
  4. Eks-
    No longer
  5. Fi-
    Bad / Shameful (Related to character)
  6. Ge-
    The two sexes together
  7. Mal-
    Inverse / Opposite
  8. Mis-
    Not rightly / In error
  9. Pra-
    Very long time ago
  10. Re-
    Again
  11. -aĉ-
    Bad (House -> Hovel)
  12. -ad-
    Continuous / Repeated action (Sing -> Singing)
  13. -aĵ-
    Something specific
  14. -an-
    Member (Christ -> Christian)
  15. -ar-
    Many taken as a whole (Tree -> Forest)
  16. -ĉj-
    Forms familiar form of male names (after 2-5 letters of the name [Father -> Dad])
  17. -ebl-
    Can be done (Read -> Readable [Legible])
  18. -ec-
    Quality as an abstract idea (Fast -> Speed)
  19. -eg-
    Very large / Very strongly (Warm -> Hot)
  20. -ej-
    Place (Cook -> Kitchen)
  21. -em-
    Inclination or Tendency (Sleep -> Sleepy)
  22. -end-
    Must be done (Read -> Must be read)
  23. -er-
    Fragment / One of many small pieces (Sand -> Grain of sand)
  24. -estr-
    Person who guides, rules, presides (School -> Principal)
  25. -et-
    Very small / Very weak (Warm -> Lukewarm)
  26. -id-
    Offspring (Dog -> Puppy)
  27. -ig-
    Cause something to be (Work -> Put someone to work)
  28. -iĝ-
    Become (Red -> To blush)
  29. -il-
    Instrument / Tool (Cut -> Knife)
  30. -in-
    Indicates female (Father -> Mother)
  31. -ind-
    Good to do / Worthy of (To read -> Worth reading)
  32. -ing-
    A holder into which something is put (Sword -> Scabbard)
  33. -ism-
    Way of thought / Belief system (Christian -> Christianity)
  34. -ist-
    Practitioner of a profession, continued hobby or way of thinking (Work -> Worker)
  35. -nj-
    forms familiar form of female names (after 2-5 letters of the name [Mother -> Mum])
  36. -obl-
    Multiplication / Times (Two -> Double)
  37. -on-
    Fraction (Two -> Half)
  38. -op-
    Group of (Two -> Pair)
  39. -uj-
    Container (Money -> Wallet / Purse)
  40. -ul-
    Person (Young -> A youth)
  41. -um-
    Indefinite relation (Common -> Community)
Author
NKEmerald
ID
79853
Card Set
Esperanto Affixes
Description
The 10 prefixs and 32 suffixes in Esperanto.
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