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rbmj (顯示個人資料) 2010年3月9日上午1:58:41
I've looked around... it seems that there is no real "official" esperanto equivalent for the inter- prefix in english. The vortaro says that International translates to internacia, so it appears like inter is used as in english.
What if, however, i wanted to say "interdependent" or "interplanetary"? The vortaro and all of the official prefix/suffix listings don't seem to offer a translation. Would this be "interdependa" or "interplaneda"?
Or is there some other esperanto-specific way to imply this reflexive or inclusive relationship?
What if, however, i wanted to say "interdependent" or "interplanetary"? The vortaro and all of the official prefix/suffix listings don't seem to offer a translation. Would this be "interdependa" or "interplaneda"?
Or is there some other esperanto-specific way to imply this reflexive or inclusive relationship?
Pharoah (顯示個人資料) 2010年3月9日上午2:33:18
Inter- in English is a prefix that means "between" or "among". In Esperanto, it's both a prefix and a preposition of its own. In short, you can not only use it like you would in English, you can also use it as a standalone word.
At least that's my understanding.
At least that's my understanding.
