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doktoro doctor
dormi
to sleep
fari
to do, to make
flegi
to nurse (in sickness)
flegisto
male nurse
flegistino
nurse
gxis
till, until
gxusta correct, right, exact
informi to inform
informo information
kapo
head
komforta
comfortable
konscia conscious
konscii to be conscious, to be aware
konscio consciousness
koro
heart
kuraci to attend (a patient)
kuracisto
physician
kusxi
to lie, to recline
memori to remember
ol
than
opinii to think, to opine
opinio opinion
piedo
foot
pozicio position
semajno week
sendi
to send
unu
one
unua
first
unue
at first, to begin with
vivi
to live
voki
to call
−os

verb, future tense
mi estos, "I’ll be"
cxu vi venos? "will you come?"
ili komprenos, "they’ll understand"

−isto

habitual occupation, profession
instrui, "to teach" > instruisto, "teacher"
labori, "to work" > laboristo, "worker"

Note: In the plural, the n form is added to the j:
mi konas belajn knabinojn, "I know beautiful girls"
grandajn manojn li havas, "he has big hands"
la viroj, kiujn sxi amas, "the men she loves"
la viroj, kiuj sxin amas, "the men who love her".
The n form is used not only to show the direct object of a verb or the
direction of a movement, but also in expressions of time, duration,
measure and value, when there is no preposition:
mi restis la tutan semajnon, "I stayed the whole week" (in such
cases, the n form replaces a preposition which is understood; thus, if
you use the preposition, you should not use the n form; you can express
the same idea saying: mi restis dum la tuta semajno, "I stayed during
the whole week".)
li venis la postan tagon, "he came the following day"
gxi estas unu metron alta, "it is one meter high"
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