Land-names, 278c.
Las, 237d, Ex. 36, 41.
Laŭ, 259 (19).
League of Nations, page vii.
Leave, Ex. 37.
Let, Ex. 41.
Letters, Names of, 4.
Logical Tense, 220, 232.

 

Mal, 289, Ex. 33.
Malgraŭ, 259 (20).
Matrimony, Ex. 44.
May, might, 237m, Ex. 42.
Mem, 291.
MOODS OF VERBS, 171–202.
Conditional, 190–194; after se, 193; to soften an expression, 194.
English and Esperanto compared, 171.
How to determine, 172.
Imperative, 195–202; after por ke, 201.
Indicative, 171a, 186–189; when obligatory, 189.
Infinitive, 173–185; as a noun, 181; place of, 82; prepositions used with, 177; ebla instead of, 275c; used for gerund, 182; used for participle or other mood, 184, 185; used generally without a preposition, 176; when another mood is used for, 183.
Subjunctive, None in Esperanto, 171b.
Moŝt, 283, Ex. 23.
Multiple numerals, 119.
Must, 237 (8), Ex. 42.

 

Ne, 59a, 289, Ex. 33.
NEGATION, 59–62, page 318.
Double, repeated, 60, 62.
Place of negative, 59a, 92.
Questions and answers, 64, 170.
Nek ... nek, 59c, page 225.
Nj, 274, Ex. 23.
Nominative case, 104, 110.
NOUNS, 103–106.
Case, 105, 109, 110.
Declension, 104.
Elision of final O, 56, 57.
Infinitive as noun, 180.
Numeral, 118.
Participial, 209a, 210.
Place of, 83.
Possessive case, 106.
Predicative, 35, 109.
NUMERALS, 115–124, Ex. 18.
Cardinal, 115.
Collective, 121.
Distributive, 123.
Fractional, 120.
Multiple, 119.
Ordinal adjectives, 116.
Ordinal adverbs, 117.
Reiterative, 122.
Substantive (numeral nouns), 116.

 

Object of proposition, 28, 75.
Obl, 284.
Of, 261f.
On, 284.
On, 261g.
Oni, onia, onin, 126.
Op, 284.
Order of words, 73–93.
Ordinal numerals, 116–117.
Ought, 237p, Ex. 42.

 

PARTICIPLES, 203–213, Ex. 17.
Active, 160, 203, 222, 224, 226, 230, 231; Followed by accusative, 66b, 208.
Adjectival, 111, 207, 209b; distinguished from simple adjectives, 213.
Adverbial, 209c, 245a.
Anta, distinguished from a, 213.
Infinitive used for: In English, 185; In Esperanto, 184.
Predicative, 209b.
Passive, 160, 204, 233–236; not used with iĝi, 280g.
Place of, 87.
Terminations of, 203–204.
Parts of speech, 95.
Per, 259 (21).
Pes, pez, 237e.
Phrases, pages 317–323.
Plej ... el, 113, 248, page 176.
Pli aŭ malpli, and similar phrases, 246a.
Pli ... ol, 112, 248, page 176.
Plu, page 176.
Plural, 103, 107, 115f, 142.
Po, 259 (22).
Por, 259 (23); por ke, 201.
Possession, 106, 130–138.
Possessive pronouns, See "Pronouns."
Possessive sense of adjective, 106b.
Post, 259.
Pov, 237f, Ex. 42.
Pra, 286, Ex. 25.
Predicate, 24, 33.
Predicative adjectives, 36, 69a, 77, 108b.
Predicative nouns, 35, 109.
PREFIXES, 286–290.
Definition, 44.
List of, 55.
Order in combination, 45.
PREPOSITIONS, 249–261, Ex. 14, 15.
Adverb with, 258.
As prefixes, 254, 259 (1–34).
Case after, 255, 256.
Classes of, 259.
Definition, 249.
Denoting movement, 257.
List of, 259.
Omission of, 68, 106d, 253, 258.
Place of, 89.
Prepositional expressions, 258.
Relation to complement, 259.
Replaced by adverb, 252.
Replaced by participle, 212.
Preter, 259 (25).
Pri, 259 (26).
PRIMARY WORDS, 51.
Conversion into other parts of speech, 51.
Definition, 39a.
List of, pages 334–339.
Pro, 259 (27).
PRONOUNS, 125–157.
Classes of, 125.
Correlative, 140.
Demonstrative, 143.
Interrogative, 145.
Personal, 126; with al, for possessive, 134a.
Place of, 85.
Possessive, 130–138, Ex. 5; la instead of, 100; sia, lia, etc., 135; omission of, 134; with or without la, 132.
Reflexive, 128–138, Ex. 6;
after participle or infinitive, 138c.
Relative, 145.
Pronunciation, 5–19.
Proper names, accus. with, 69d.
Proposition, 22.
Punctuation, 71–2.

 

Qualifying adjectives, 36, 69a, 108a.
Questions (affirmation, negation), 58–64, 91, 170.

 

Re, 290, Ex. 32.
Reflexive pronouns, 128–138, Ex. 6, 138c.
Reflexive verbs, 165, 170.
Reiterative numerals, 122.
Roots: definition of, 28; idea conveyed by, 50; modification of English spelling, 52; transitive, intransitive, 237i.
Rules of Grammar, 94.

 

Sci, kon, 237c, Ex. 40.
Se, pages 226–227, 168 (ĉu).
Sen, 259 (28), 289, Ex. 33.
Shall, will, 237n.
Should, would, 237o, Ex. 42.
Si, See "Reflexive Pronouns"; Possible non-use of, 138d.
Sid, 237g.
Similar words, Distinction of: Ex. 34–36.
Sin, 291; sin trovi, 237h.
Some, 158 (c–e).
Spelling, modification of English, 52.
Spite, 259 (29).
Sub, 259 (30).
Subject of proposition, 23, 25–26, 75; omitted, 27.
Subjunctive Mood, None in Esperanto, 171b.
Substantives, See "Nouns."
Substantive Numerals, 118.
SUFFIXES, 43, 270–285.
List of, 54.
Order in combination, 46.
Super, 259 (31).
Sur, 259 (32).
Syntax, 20–36.

 

Telegrams, Alphabet for, 2.
TENSES, 214–236.
Future; Simple, 227–229; compound, 230i; used for present or subjunctive, 232.
Names of, 215.
Past: simple, 223; compound, 224; used for pluperfect, 226.
Present: simple, 216; compound, 222; used for past or future, 219–221.
Terminations, List of, 53.
Thanks, Expressions of, Pages 321–322.
Time of day, 124.
Titles and addresses, 283.
To, 261b.
Tra, 259 (33).
Trans, 259 (34).
Transitive and intransitive roots, 237i.
Turn, Ex. 37.
Tuj, 225, page 179.
Typewriting Esperanto, 3.

 

U.E.A., page vii.
Uj, 278, Ex. 27.
Ul, 272, Ex. 21.
Um, 285, Ex. 30.
Unu, Use of, 115f.

 

VERBS, 159–237.
Auxiliary (esti), 163, 167, 234.
Compound tenses, 169; Active Voice, Ex. 8; Passive Voice, Ex. 9; Less frequent than in English, 167, 195, 222–226.
Conjugation: esti, 167; Active verb, 168–9; Reflexive verb, 170.
Duration of action, 216, 225, 229.
Ellipsis of, 58a, 64a, 66c, 237m.
Impersonal, 164.
Intransitive, 162, 237i.
Moods, 171–202.
Participles, 203–213.
Place of, 86.
Reflexive, 165, 170.
Tenses, 214–236.
Transitive, 66a, 161, 237i.