Dictionary · adjective
fantoma
fantoma/fanˈto.ma/
Official root fantom- (Fundamento, 1905)
fantoma is an Esperanto adjective meaning “phantom”.
Meaning
phantomghostly
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Related meanings: spectral, phantasmal
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ghostlyphantomspectral
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Definition in Esperanto
- Simila al fantomo, nebula, malklara, eble iluzia, maltrankviliga
- fantoma aperaĵo.
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Pronunciation
- IPA
- /fanˈto.ma/
- Syllables
- fan·TO·ma
- Listen
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Word structure
- fantomrootfantomo
- aendingadjective
Forms
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| subject | fantoma | fantomaj |
| object (-n) | fantoman | fantomajn |
Example sentences
- Ili ĉiuj konsentis, ke ĝi estis granda kreaĵo, luma, malbelega, kaj fantoma.They all agreed that it was a huge creature, luminous, ghastly, and spectral. #12383953
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Related words
In other languages
| Français | fantomatique |
|---|---|
| Polski | widmowy, upiorny |
| Українська | примарний, фантомний |
| Magyar | kísértet-, kísérteties |
| 日本語 | 幽霊の |
| Беларуская | прывідны, фантомны |
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