Amikos de Neo
DIXONAR
NEO – ANGLAL
| o | or |
| oazo; –a | oasis; – s' |
| obaro | garret, lumber, lumber-room |
| obe; –a | upstairs, above; above a |
| obed; –a; –i | obedience; –ient; to obey |
| obeza | obese, stout |
| obis | shell, shrapnel |
| obit; –a | obituary |
| objek; –a; –e | object; –ive a; –ively |
| objekismo | objectivism |
| objekti; –o | to object; –ion |
| objekiv | objective n; target, aim; lent; object-glass |
| obkomando; –i | control; to –, to master |
| oblel | omission, oversight |
| oblema | forgetful |
| oblenda | to be forgotten a |
| obli; –o | to forget; –ing n, oblivion |
| obligado; –i | obligation (duty, gratefulness); to oblige, to serve |
| obligema; –o | obliging, kind; –ness |
| obligi; –o | to oblige, to compel; obligation |
| obliqa | oblique; –i to –, to bias |
| oblit; –i | obliteration, to –ate; cancelling n, to cancel |
| oblo | forgetting n, oblivion |
| obnamat | above-mentioned, –named |
| obnamat | above-mentioned, aforesaid |
| obnubili; –azo | to obnubilate, –ation |
| obo | top |
| oboe | (mus. instr.) oboe |
| obol | obol |
| obsedi; –o | to obsess; –ion |
| observaro | observatory |
| observi; –o | to observe; –ation |
| obshena; –eso | obscene; –ity |
| obstaklo; –i | obstacle; to hinder, to bar, to put obstacles |
| obstetro; –a; –er; –ist | obstetrics, –ical; –ician |
| obstina; –eso | obstinate; –inacy |
| obstrui; –uo | to obstruct; –ion |
| obten; –i | obtaining n, obtention; to obtain |
| obtusa | obtuse |
| obvia | obvious |
| ocean; –a | ocean; –ic |
| Oceanyo; –ya | Oceania; –ian |
| ocid; –i; –er | killing n; to kill; –er |
| ocidio | slaughter |
| od; –i | hate; to – |
| odel | (poet.) ode |
| odiseo | odyssee |
| odor; –i | smell, odour; to – |
| of endo; –i | offence; to offend; insult, to – |
| of; –a | often; frequent |
| ofensiv; –a | n; a offensive |
| ofeso | frequency |
| ofesta; –e | most frequent; most often |
| ofica; –e | ex officio a, adv. |
| oficala; –e | official; –lly |
| oficer | officer |
| ofico | office, function |
| oficosa; –e | officious; –ly |
| ofiso | (eccles.) service |
| ofmodulazo | frequency modulation |
| ofno | stove |
| ofro; –i | offer; to – |
| oftalmit | ophthalmia |
| ofuski | to obfuscate |
| ogiv; –a | ogive; –al |
| ogro; –in | ogre; –ess |
| oje; –a; –i | to-day; –'s; to bring up to date |
| ojmese | within a month from to-day, in a month |
| ojveke | within a week from to-day, in a week |
| ok; –a | eye; ocular |
| O. K., Oke! | all right! |
| okado; –i | glance; to – |
| okazyon; –a | occasion, bargain; – a |
| okel; –i | wink; to – at |
| okelil | (mot.) winker |
| okil | glasses, spectacles |
| okist | oculist |
| okorzo | (med.) sty, stye |
| Oktob(ro); –ra; –re | October; –'s; in – |
| okulta; –ismo | occult; –ism |
| okup; –i | occupation; to –upy |
| okuyo | (horse's) blinder |
| ol | on the, over the |
| Oland; –a; –al | Holland; Dutch; Dutch (lang.) |
| olda; –ayo | old; old thing |
| oldaspi | to look old |
| oldboy; –fel | bachelor; spinster; old bachelor; old spinster; unmarried |
| oldegro | old-age disease |
| oldema; –o | senile; –ility |
| oldeso | oldness |
| oldo | old age |
| oldoza | very old, ancient |
| oldun; oldin | old man; old woman |
| olfo; –i | smell (sense); to – |
| olimpya; –yados | Olympic; Olympiads |
| oliv; –yer | olive; –tree |
| olivolyo | olive-oil |
| olko, olkel | pan, pot |
| olmo | (bot.) elm |
| olografa | holograph a |
| olsaler; –alio | joiner, carpenter; –'s work, woodwork |
| olsen | stake, pyre |
| olsio | woodwork, wainscot |
| olso; –a | wood, timber; wooden |
| olson; –er | log; woodcutter; (US) lumber jack, lumberman |
| olsorno | wainscot; –ing n |
| olsul | stick, log |
| oltrago; –i | insult, to –; outrage, to – |
| olyo; –ya | oil; – a; oily |
| om; –a; –ana | man; human |
| omaneso | humanity (Quality) |
| omanismo (s) | humanities, classics |
| omblik; –a | navel, umbilicus; umbilical |
| ombrago; –a | umbrage; –eous, touchy |
| ombrel | umbrella, parasol |
| ombro; –a | shadow, shade; –ed |
| omen; –i | omen, presage; to presage |
| omera | Homeric |
| omeyo | humanity (people) |
| omit; –i | to omit; –ission |
| omitel | (print.) caret |
| omna | all a |
| omna | all a, every |
| omnibus | slow train, slow coach service |
| omnide | all days, every day adv. |
| omnye | everywhere |
| omnyes | every time |
| omocid; –er; –a; –i | homicide (action; man); –al; to commit –, to murder |
| omome | between man and man |
| omonim; –a | homonym; –ous |
| omoplat | homoplate, scapula, shoulder-blade |
| Omorekos | Human Rights, Rights of Man |
| – Defendo-Ligo | League for the Defence of – |
| Om- e Civan-Rekos-Deklo | Declaration of Rights of Man and of the Citizen |
| omsovene | within the remembrance of man |
| on | on |
| onco | ounce |
| ondo; –ado | wave; –, big – |
| ondul; –i | waving n (the hair); to wave |
| one | over |
| onesta; –eso | honest; –y |
| ongadi; –o | to starve, –ation |
| ongo; –i; –io; –a | hunger; to be hungry; famine, stavation; hungry |
| ongostrek | hunger-strike |
| oni | to overhang, to cover, to hang over |
| onix | onyx |
| onki | to drive (into), to stick in, to plough in |
| onklo | uncle |
| onmezura; –e | made to measurea; adv. |
| onomatopea | onomatopoeic |
| onor; –i | honour; to – |
| onorala | honorary |
| onorayo | fee, honorarium |
| onorenda, onoribla | honorable |
| ont; –a; –i | shame; –ful; to be ashamed |
| onvege | on the way |
| opaka; –eso | opaque; opacity |
| opalemo | opalescence |
| oper; –ado; –i; –a | operation; to –ate; –ative |
| operyo | opera |
| opin; –i | opinion; to be of opinion that |
| opon; –i; –er | opposition; to oppose; opponent |
| oponeyo; –ya | (pol.) opposition; –'s |
| opradi | to bring into play, to start off |
| opral | work, product, book |
| oprer; –in | worker, workman; –woman |
| opres; –i | oppression; to oppress |
| opro | work, action, product |
| opta | optional |
| opti; –o | to opt; option, choice |
| optik; –a; –er | optics; –ic; –ician |
| optimismo; –ist; –ista | optimism; –ist; –istic |
| opulenta; –lenso | opulent; –ence |
| opyo | opium |
| or | hour; (also: future of i, to have) |
| or(o) | hour |
| ora | horary, per hour a |
| orago; –a | storm; –y |
| oral; –a | n oral examination; a oral |
| orango; –gad (oranjo, –ad) | orange; –eade |
| orbit | orbit |
| orda | orderly a |
| ordel; –i | adjustment; to adjust; fitting; to fit |
| orden; –i | order, indent; to order (goods) |
| ordi | to put in order, to arrange |
| ordim | half an hour |
| ordinara; –e | ordinary; –ily |
| ordo | order; succession, sequence |
| ordoli; –azo | to range, to set in order; setting – n |
| ordon; –i | order, command; to – |
| ordonel | batman (attending soldier) |
| ordur; –a | ordure, refuse, dirt, filth; filthy, indecent |
| ore | per hour, an hour adv. |
| orel; –a | ear; of the –, auricular |
| oreldora | hard of hearing |
| orelil | earring |
| orelzum | head-noises, singing (med.) |
| orfan; –in | orphan; – girl |
| orfanaro | orphanage |
| organ; –i; –er; –azo | organ; to –ize; –izer; –ization |
| orgel | (mus.) organ, street – |
| orgo | organ (mus.) |
| orgol(yo); –a(-ya) | pride, conceit; proud, conceited |
| oriel; –i | hem; to – |
| origa | original |
| originala | original, queer |
| origo | origin |
| oril; –er; –io; –orio | watch, clock; watchmaker; –'s shop, clock-making |
| orio; –i | border, edge, hem; to – |
| orizon; –a; –e | horizon; of, at the – |
| orizonta; –e | horizontal; –lly |
| orjio; –ia | orgy, revel; orgiac, orgiastic |
| orkestro; –i | orchestra; to –ate |
| orkideo | orchid (bot.) |
| ormo; –i | mooring rope; to moor, to berth, to belay |
| ormon; –a | hormone; –al |
| ornal | hangings, tapestry |
| orni; –o | to adorn; –ment, ornament |
| ornul; –i | trimming n, to trim |
| ornul; –io | trim; trimmings |
| orore | from hour to hour |
| oroskop | horoscope |
| orqarim | quarter of an hour; it pasar un mal – he is going through the mill |
| ort(o) | kitchen-garden, orchard |
| ortel(yo) | (anat.) toe |
| ortensyo | (bot.) hydrangea |
| ortodoxa; –io | orthodox; –oxy |
| ortografio; –afa | orthography; –ical |
| ortokolto | horticulture |
| oruyo | time-table |
| orye | now, well |
| Oryent; –a; –e; –i; –azo | Orient; –al; east of adv. to orient, –ate; –ation |
| Oryentye | in the Orient, in the East |
| orzo; –ok | barley; (med.) stye |
| osa; –e; –elte | another a; otherwise; on the other hand |
| osdice | in other words |
| oselte | on the other hand |
| oshel; –i | oscillation; to –ate; rocking n; to rock |
| osia | others', other people's, neighbour's |
| oska; –o; –i | idle; –ness; to – |
| oskol | leisure, – hours, spare time |
| osnama; –at; –e | “alias”, otherwise called |
| oso | another thing |
| osose | each other adv. |
| ospema; –o | hospitable; –ality |
| ospeo; –ein | guest m; f |
| ospi | to receive, to lodge, to house |
| ospin | hostess |
| ospital; –a | hospital n; a |
| ospizo | hospice, home, alms-house |
| ospo | host |
| ossorta | of another sort a |
| ost(o); –a | bone; bony, osseous |
| osta | of the bones, osseous |
| osten | (eccles.) host |
| ostila; –eso; –ado | hostile; –ity (nature; action) |
| ostologio; –loga | osteology; –gic(al) |
| ostrakismo | ostracism |
| ostro | oyster |
| osun | another one; the neighbour |
| osvorte | in other words |
| osye | elsewhere |
| osyes | another time |
| ot; –a | eight; –th (ordinal) |
| otago; –e | hostage; as – adv. |
| otaryo | otary, sea-lion |
| otek | eight hundred |
| otel (hotel) | hotel |
| otim | eighth n (fraction) |
| otis | eighty |
| otit | (med.) otitis |
| oto | a group of eight |
| oton | brass |
| otre | besides, beyond |
| otrema; –o | excessing, extreme; excess, extremism |
| otremar(-a) | overseas |
| otremezura; –e | beyond measure |
| otrevite | over speed-limit adv. |
| ov; –ad | egg; omelette |
| ovala | oval |
| ovaryo | (anat.) ovary |
| ovil | egg-cup |
| ovul | ovule |
| ox; –e | occasion, opportunity; on occasion |
| oxel (yo) | (bot.) sorrel |
| oxi | to happen, to befall |
| oxid; –i | oxide; to –ize |
| Oxident; –a | Occident; –al |
| oxigen; –aqo | oxygen; peroxide of hydrogen |
| oxvevin; –vun | grass-widow; –er |
| oye; oye! | nay, even; nay! |
| ozama; –o | rash, –ness; reckless; –ness |
| ozema; –o | bold; –ness; daring a; n |
| ozi; –o | to dare; daring m, boldness |
| ozokolpo | bold action |
| ozon | (chem.) ozone |