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RiotNrrd (顯示個人資料) 2009年4月26日上午4:58:53
The CEED lists "klozeto" or "fekseĝo" for the item itself, and "necesejo" for the room in which you usually find it.
I've heard "necesejo" used, whereas I've never come across the others before, so I don't know how common they are.
I've heard "necesejo" used, whereas I've never come across the others before, so I don't know how common they are.
69UM24OSU12 (顯示個人資料) 2009年4月26日上午5:05:04
Vix:HiReta Vortaro gives "pispoto." If you want to give the idea that it's a small one for toddlers, you could modify it to "pispoteto" or "infana pispoto."
Does anyone know the Esperanto word for a potty? My dictionary only gives the translation of 'freneza' as in mad not the potty as used by toddlers!
Thanks
Vix
ceigered (顯示個人資料) 2009年4月26日上午5:35:17
well, I've always thought that potties were like miniature toilets, so I guess that maybe necesejeto or tualeteto 
Or 'fekujo' (excrement-container?) or malsxparujeto (small waste container) could work IMHO, but truth be told I just made them up using suffixes etc just then so they might not be as suitable as I intended.
Or 'fekujo' (excrement-container?) or malsxparujeto (small waste container) could work IMHO, but truth be told I just made them up using suffixes etc just then so they might not be as suitable as I intended.
