Esperanto
The world's most widely spoken constructed language, designed to be easy to learn and promote international communication.
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| Esperanto | English | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| aero | air | What we breathe |
| akvo | water | A clear liquid essential for life |
| ambaŭ | both | Used to refer to two people or things together |
| ami | to love | To feel deep affection for |
| amiko | friend | A person you have a bond of mutual affection with |
| araneo | spider | An eight-legged arachnid |
| arbo | tree | A tall plant with a trunk and branches |
| arko | arch | A curved structure |
| arto | art | The expression of creativity |
| arĝento | silver | A precious metallic element |
| aviadilo | airplane | A vehicle that flies in the sky |
| aŭdi | hear | To perceive sounds with the ears |
| aŭto | car | A vehicle used for transportation on roads |
| balono | balloon | Inflatable object for decoration or play |
| banejo | bathroom | Room with a shower |
| bildo | image | A visual representation |
| birdo | bird | An animal with feathers and wings |
| blankaĵo | whiteness | The quality of being white |
| blufo | bluff | To deceive or fake |
| bongusto | delicious | Describes tasty food |
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Esperanto was created by Polish ophthalmologist L. L. Zamenhof in 1887 as an international auxiliary language. It features a completely regular grammar with no exceptions, an agglutinative word-building system, and vocabulary drawn mainly from Romance and Germanic languages. With an estimated 100,000 to 2 million speakers worldwide, Esperanto is the most successful constructed language in history. It has a rich literature, music scene, and annual World Congress.
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