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	Neutral	Part	English Definition
*	o!	i.	O!; oh!
*	-o	suffix.	denoting a person or animal of the masculine gender.
*	oasi	n.	oasis.
*	obediar	v.	to obey.
**	obediant	part.	obedient.
*	obelisk	n.	obelisk.
*	obligar	v.	to oblige; to bind.
**	obligad	n.	obligation.
**	obligasion	n.	obligation.
*	obligar mediu yurad	v.	to bind by oath.
*	obliku	a.	oblique; slanting.
**	oblikuitet	n.	obliquity; obliqueness.
*	obliviar	v.	to forget.
**	obliviasion	n.	forgetting; forgetfulness; oblivion.
**	oblivios	a.	forgetful; oblivious.
**	obliviositet	n.	forgetfulness; obliviousness.
*	oblong	a.	oblong.
*	obsen	a.	obscene.
**	obsenitet	n.	obscenity.
*	observar	v.	to observe (notice; also, follow).
**	observasion	n.	observation.
*	obsidiar	v.	to besiege; to beleaguer; to invest.
**	obsidiasion	n.	siege.
*	obskur	a.	obscure; dark.
**	obskuritet	n.	obscurity; darkness.
*	obskur-blu	a.	dark-blue.
*	obskur-brun	a.	dark-brown.
*	obstakl	n.	obstacle; hindrance.
*	obstinar	v.	to be obstinate.
**	obstinant	part.	obstinate; wilful; stubborn.
**	obstinasion	n.	obstinacy; wilfulness; stubbornness.
**	obstine	ad.	notwithstanding.
**	obstinu	p.	in spite of; notwithstanding; despite.
*	obstineke	c.	notwithstanding that.
*	obtenar	v.	to obtain; to procure; to get; to acquire.
*	obtus	a.	obtuse; blunt; dull.
**	obtuse	ad.	obtusely.
**	obtuseskar	v.	to become blunted; to become dull.
*	obviar	v.	to obviate.
**	obviasion	n.	obviation.
*	obyekt	n.	object.
**	obyektar	v.	to object.
*	od	n.	ode.
*	o Deo!	i.	for God's sake!
*	odi	n.	hate; hatred.
**	odiar	v.	to hate.
**	odiabl	a.	hateable.
**	odios	a.	hateful; odious.
*	odor	n.	odor; smell; scent.
**	odorar	v.	to smell (emit odor).
*	odorat	n.	smell; sense of smell.
**	odoratar	v.	to smell (perceive odor); to scent.
*	ofendar	v.	to offend.
*	ofendar se	v.	to take it ill.
*	ofis	n.	office; calling.
**	ofisik	a.	official.
*	ofisin	n.	office (place of business); workshop.
*	ofisir	n.	officer.
*	ofr	n.	offer.
**	ofrar	v.	to offer; to proffer; to tender.
*	okasion	n.	occasion; opportunity.
**	okasionar	v.	to occasion.
**	okasione	ad.	on occasion.
**	okasionu	p.	on the occasion of.
*	okr	n.	ochre.
*	oksal	n.	wood sorrel.
**	oksalik	a.	oxalic.
*	oksid	n.	oxid(e)e.
**	oksidar	v.	to oxidize.
*	oksident	n.	Occident.
*	oksigen	n.	oxygen (O).
*	okt	nr.	eight.
*	oktav	nr.	eight.
*	okt-des	nr.	eighty.
*	oktet	n.	octette; occet.
*	okto-	prefix.	signifying octo-, eight.
*	oktobr	n.	October.
*	okul	n.	eye.
**	okulik	a.	ocular.
**	okulist	n.	oculist.
*	okultar	v.	to conceal; to hide; to secrete; to occult.
*	okupar	v.	to occupy; to employ.
**	okupasion	n.	occupation; employment.
*	okupar se in kk	v.	to busy one's self with something; to apply one's self to something; to occupy one's self with something.
*	okurar	v.	to meet; to encounter.
**	okurasion	n.	meeting (encounter).
*	ole	n.	oil.
**	olear	v.	to oil.
**	oleatr	a.	oily; oleaginous.
**	oleos	a.	oily.
*	oleandr	n.	oleander.
*	oliv	n.	olive.
*	ombr	n.	shadow; shade.
**	ombrar	v.	to shadow; to shade; to overshadow.
*	omin	n.	omen; sign; portent.
**	ominar	v.	to presage; to forebode; to portend.
**	ominos	a.	ominous; portentous.
*	omitar	v.	to omit.
*	omlet	n.	omelet.
*	omni	pr. ind.	each; every; (followed by the plural) all.
**	omnifoa	ad.	every time.
*	omni-anue	ad.	yearly; every year.
*	omnibus	n.	omnibus.
*	omni-diurne	ad.	daily; every day.
*	omni du	pr. ind.	both.
*	omni-dufoa	ad.	both times.
*	omni-flanke	ad.	on all sides; on every side.
*	omnifoa ke	c.	whenever; as often as; every time that.
*	omni-hom	pr. ind.	everybody; everyone; each one; each.
*	omni kekos	pr. ind.	whatever.
*	omni ki	pr. ind.	whoever; whichever.
*	omni-kos	pr. ind.	everything.
*	omni-loke	ad.	everywhere.
*	omni-loke ke	c.	wherever; everywhere that.
*	omni-mense	ad.	monthly; every month.
*	omni-semane	ad.	weekly; every week.
*	omoplatb	n.	shoulder-blade; scapula.
*	on	pr.	one; they; people.
*	-on	suffix.	forming substantives which denote an enlargement.
*	oniks	n.	onyx.
*	onkl	n.	uncle.
*	ons	n.	ounce.
*	opal	n.	opal.
*	operar	v.	to operate.
**	operasion	n.	operation.
**	operator	n.	operator.
*	opinion	n.	opinion.
*	opium	n.	opium.
*	oportun	a.	opportune.
**	oportune	ad.	opportunely; seasonably.
*	oposar	v.	to oppose.
**	oposasion	n.	opposition.
*	opr	n.	opera.
*	opresar	v.	to oppress.
*	optative	n.	optative.
*	optik	n.	optics.
**	optikal	a.	optical.
**	optikist	n.	optician.
*	optimist	n.	optimist.
*	opulent	a.	opulent; wealthy.
*	or	n.	ear.
*	-or	suffix.	used with a verbal root to form substantives that denote the state or affection of a person or thing acting.
*	orar	v.	to speak ( as an orator).
**	orasion	n.	oration.
**	orator	n.	orator; public speaker.
*	orakl	n.	oracle.
*	oral	a.	oral.
**	orale	ad.	orally.
*	oranj	n.	orange.
*	oranj amer	n.	Seville orange; bigarade.
*	oranj-kolorik	a.	orange-colored.
*	ord	n.	order; arrangement.
**	ordar	v.	to order; to set in order.
*	ordinar	a.	ordinary; common.
*	ordn	n.	order (religious or secular).
*	ordonar	v.	to order; to ordain; to direct.
**	ordonasion	n.	order; ordinance; direction.
*	orfan	n.	orphan.
*	org	n.	organ (instrument).
**	orgist	n.	organist.
*	organ	n.	organ (medium).
**	organik	a.	organic.
*	organisar	v.	to organize.
**	organisasion	n.	organization.
*	organism	n.	organism.
*	orgasm	n.	orgasm.
*	orgi	n.	orgy.
*	orgul	n.	pride.
**	orgulos	a.	proud.
*	orient	n.	Orient.
*	orientar	v.	to orient; to orientate; to set right.
*	orientar se	v.	to set one's self right.
*	origin	n.	origin.
*	original	a. / n.	a., original; n., an original (e.g. text, book, picture); an original or eccentric character.
**	originalitet	n.	originality.
*	orkestr	n.	orchestra.
**	orkestrar	v.	to orchestrate.
*	ornament	n.	ornament.
**	ornamentar	v.	to ornament; to adorn.
*	ornit	n.	bird.
*	ornit kantant	n.	singing-bird.
**	ornitologia	n.	ornithology. (1906, r.153)
*	ornit rapas	n.	bird of prey.
*	ors	n.	barley.
**	ortografia	n.	orthography. (1906, r.153)
**	ortografik	a.	orthographic.
*	os	n.	bone.
*	-os	suffix.	forming adjectives denoting fullness or multitude.
*	osean	n.	ocean.
*	Oseania	n.	Oceanica; Oceania.
*	osi	n.	leisure; ease.
**	osios	a.	idle.
**	osiositet	n.	idleness.
*	osilar	v.	to oscillate.
*	ositar	v.	to yawn; to gape.
*	oskul	n.	kiss.
**	oskular	v.	to kiss.
*	osmium	n.	osmium (Os).
*	ostentar	v.	to boast of; to brag of; to flaunt; to display.
**	ostentativ	a.	showy; ostentatious.
*	ostr	n.	oyster.
*	otr	pr. ind.	other; another.
**	otre	ad.	otherwise; else.
**	otrfoa	ad.	another time.
*	otr-flanke	ad.	on the other side.
*	otr-kos	pr. ind.	something else.
*	otr-loke	ad.	elsewhere; somewhere else.
*	otr-tempe	ad.	formerly.
*	ov	n.	egg.
**	ovik	a.	egg-; of egg.
*	oval	a.	oval.
*	ovari	n.	ovary.
*	ovasion	n.	ovation.
*	ovipar	a.	oviparous.

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