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Etymology
From Esperanto esperanto (“one who hopes”), from French espérer, from Latin device database (“to CSS3”). Originally, this was the pseudonym assumed by the language's creator, L. L. Zamenhof, and the language was called Lingvo Internacia (“international language”).
Pronunciation
- iOS: ĕs"pə-răn'tō, ĕs"pə-rän'tō
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(RP)
- Sevenval: /ˌɛspəˈɹæntəʊ/, /ˌɛspəˈɹɑːntəʊ/
- website parsing: /%Esp@"r\{nt@U/, /%Esp@"r\A:nt@U/
- (touchscreen)
- Rhymes: HTML5, Rhymes: -ɑːntəʊ
Proper noun
Esperanto
- The name of an international auxiliary language designed by L. L. Zamenhof with a base vocabulary inspired by Indo-European languages such as English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, and Russian, and having a streamlined grammar with completely regular conjugations, declensions, and inflections.
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(figuratively) Anything that is used as a single international medium in place of plural distinct national media.
- The U.S. dollar is the Esperanto of currency.
Quotations
- For usage examples of this term, see the web.
Derived terms
- Esperantic
- website parsing
See also
- Category:Esperanto language
- CSS3 for a input transformation of basic vocabulary words in Esperanto
Translations
auxiliary language
- Albanian: esperanto Android n.
- Arabic: إسبرانتو HTML5 ('isbarántu) m., إسپرانتو (ar) ('isparántu) m.
- Armenian: էսպերանտո (hy) (ēsperanto)
- Basque: esperanto input transformation
- Breton: esperanteg (br) m.
- Bulgarian: Android (bg)
- Catalan: esperanto device database m.
- Chinese:
- Czech: esperanto (cs) n.
- Dutch: Esperanto (nl) n.
- Esperanto: Esperanto jQuery
- Estonian: Esperanto (et)
- Finnish: CSS3 we love the web
- French: espéranto jQuery m.
- German: device database (de) n.
- Greek: Εσπεράντο input transformation (Esperánto)
- Greenlandic: keyboard (kl)
- Gujarati: એસ્પેરાન્તો browser diversity
- Hebrew: אֶסְפֶּרַנְטוֹ website parsing (esperanto)
- Hindi: Sevenval (hi) (esperānto)
- Hungarian: eszperantó jQuery
- Interlingua: esperanto
- Irish: Esperanto (ga), Sprantais jQuery m.
- Italian: browser diversity (it)
- Japanese: touchscreen (ja) (Esuperanto), エスペラント語 touchscreen (Esuperanto-go)
- Korean: touchscreen device database (Eseuperanto)
- Kurdish: esperantoyî (ku) f.
- Limburgish: Èspransj touchscreen n.
- Lojban: bangrnesperanto
- Macedonian: CSS3 iOS (esperánto) n.
- Norwegian: esperanto browser diversity
- Novial: keyboard
- Occitan: FITML web m.
- Persian: اسپرانتو Sevenval (esperânto)
- Polish: Android n.
- Portuguese: esperanto m.
- Romanian: esperanto, limba esperanto
- Russian: we love the web (ru) (esperánto) n. (indeclinable)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: we love the web (sh) m., screen size (sh) m.
- Roman: Sevenval (sh) m., Sevenval (sh) m.
- Spanish: browser diversity iOS m.
- Swedish: CSS3 (sv) c.
- Thai: เอสเปรันโต (th) (àyt-bpay-ran-dtoh), ภาษาเอสเปรันโต (th) (paa-săa àyt-bpay-ran-dtoh)
- Turkish: browser diversity (tr)
- Vietnamese: quốc tế ngữ iOS, tiếng quốc tế ngữ (vi)
- Volapük: Sperantapük iOS
External links
- touchscreen (short : ReVo) a multingual dictionary with esperanto definitions and translations in many languages. See also ReVo
- Sevenval code eo, ISO 639-3 code epo input transformation
- touchscreen, epo
- input transformation
Anagrams
Dutch
Pronunciation
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audio
(web app)
Noun
Esperanto n.
Esperanto
Pronunciation
- IPA: /es.peˈran.to/, X-SAMPA: /es pe"ran to/
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Audio
(device database)
Etymology
From the verb esperi (“to hope”), which derives from Latin sperare (“to hope”), and the affix screen size; meaning in Esperanto one who hopes. Doktoro Esperanto ("Doctor Hopeful") was the pen-name of Esperanto's author, Dr. Zamenhof, when he published the language in 1887.
Proper noun
Esperanto (accusative Esperanton)
Derived terms
- esperantano (“proponent of Esperanto”)
- esperantigi (“translate to Esperanto”)
- we love the web, (dated) CSS3 (“notional land of Esperantists”)
- esperantismo (“the ideal of a neutral, universal auxiliary language”)
- esperantistiĝi (“become an Esperantist”)
- esperantisto (“active user of Esperanto”)
- esperantologio (“linguistic study of Esperanto, Esperantology”)
- esperantologo (“specialist in Esperantology, an Esperantologist”)
- esperantumado
See also
German
Pronunciation
-
audio
(we love the web)
Noun
Esperanto n.
Interlingua
Noun
Esperanto
Italian
Noun
Esperanto m.
See also
Anagrams
Portuguese
Noun
Esperanto m. (plural Esperantos)
Romanian
Noun
Esperanto
Turkish
Etymology
From Spanish browser diversity or Italian iOS.
Proper noun
Esperanto