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erinja (プロフィールを表示) 2007年10月10日 22:19:59
Reta Vortaro is good for looking up definitions in Esperanto only but is very limited for looking up Esperanto definitions for English words.
I would search with the terms "esperanto dictionary" and see what comes up. The nice thing about the lernu dictionary is that it will break apart words for you, if they are compound words, or if they have a suffix. This is a feature that you don't find on any other online Esperanto dictionary that I know of.
I would search with the terms "esperanto dictionary" and see what comes up. The nice thing about the lernu dictionary is that it will break apart words for you, if they are compound words, or if they have a suffix. This is a feature that you don't find on any other online Esperanto dictionary that I know of.
mvk20 (プロフィールを表示) 2007年10月11日 19:52:43
erinja:Reta Vortaro is good for looking up definitions in Esperanto only but is very limited for looking up Esperanto definitions for English words.Thanks - your comments on Reta Vortaro were exactly what I was looking for - and that's why I hesitate to do a search blindly - as a beginner it's hard for me to tell what's good/what's not, or what is really the most helpful. Any further comments/input would be greatly appreciated.
I would search with the terms "esperanto dictionary" and see what comes up. The nice thing about the lernu dictionary is that it will break apart words for you, if they are compound words, or if they have a suffix. This is a feature that you don't find on any other online Esperanto dictionary that I know of.
Thanks!
sandman85 (プロフィールを表示) 2007年10月12日 0:20:43
lingvo.org/traduku is very good... searching Google with the term 'tradukilo' returns some more results, because when you break tradukilo down:
[LISTO]
traduki - to translate
-ilo - a tool for the root[/list]Ĝis!
[LISTO]
traduki - to translate
-ilo - a tool for the root[/list]Ĝis!