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 * Word.||Affixes.
 * Arb-et-aĵ-oj, bushes
 * et denotes diminution of degree.
 * (literally, little tree things).
 * aĵ denotes something which has the quality of, a concrete thing, not an abstract idea.
 * Vizaĝ-et-o, little face.
 * et denotes diminution of degree.
 * Rid-et-is, smiled, from ridi, to laugh.
 * et denotes diminution of degree.
 * Ĉarm-iĝ-is, charmed, from ĉarmi, to charm.
 * iĝ denotes to become.
 * Mal-grand-ul-on,
 * mal denotes the opposite of.
 * little one.
 * ul denotes person characterised by.
 * Vek-iĝ-is, woke up, from veki, to awake (intrans. ).
 * iĝ denotes becoming
 * Vid-aĵ-o, sight, from vidi, to see.
 * aĵ denotes something which has the quality of.
 * Kri-eg-i, to howl or shout, from krii, to cry.
 * eg denotes increase of degree.
 * Mal-pli, less, from pli, more,
 * mal denotes the contrary.
 * Ek-ĝemante, sighingly, from ĝemi, to groan.
 * ek marks the beginning of an action; a sigh is not usually so prolonged as a groan.
 * Mal-facila, difficult, facila, easy.
 * mal denotes the contrary.
 * Respond-ebl-a, answerable, from respondi, to answer.
 * ebl Pli malfacila respondeblan is equivalent, to “more difficult to answer.”
 * Kviet-ig-i, to quiet (make quiet).
 * ig denotes causing to be, and it, therefore, makes the verb transitive, its object taking the accusative “n.”
 * Cigan-id-on, gipsy child, from cigano, a gipsy
 * id denotes offspring.
 * Lul-kant-et-on, a lullaby, from luli, to lull, and kanto, a song.
 * et shows diminution in degree; the word is literally a little lulling song.
 * Bedaŭr-ind-e, from bedaŭri, to regret.
 * ind denotes worthiness; the equivalent English expression is “unfortunately.”
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 * Mal-facila, difficult, facila, easy.
 * mal denotes the contrary.
 * Respond-ebl-a, answerable, from respondi, to answer.
 * ebl Pli malfacila respondeblan is equivalent, to “more difficult to answer.”
 * Kviet-ig-i, to quiet (make quiet).
 * ig denotes causing to be, and it, therefore, makes the verb transitive, its object taking the accusative “n.”
 * Cigan-id-on, gipsy child, from cigano, a gipsy
 * id denotes offspring.
 * Lul-kant-et-on, a lullaby, from luli, to lull, and kanto, a song.
 * et shows diminution in degree; the word is literally a little lulling song.
 * Bedaŭr-ind-e, from bedaŭri, to regret.
 * ind denotes worthiness; the equivalent English expression is “unfortunately.”
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 * et shows diminution in degree; the word is literally a little lulling song.
 * Bedaŭr-ind-e, from bedaŭri, to regret.
 * ind denotes worthiness; the equivalent English expression is “unfortunately.”
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