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potenca

potenca/poˈten.tsa/

Official root potenc- (Fundamento, 1905)

potenca is an Esperanto adjective meaning “powerful”.

Meaning

  1. powerful

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powerful (physically)powerful (legallypolitically)

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Related meanings: mighty, puissant

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Definition in Esperanto

  1. Havanta grandan efikon
    • potenca maŝino, rimedo
    • (figure) potencaj kverkoj
  2. Havanta grandan politikan aŭ juran influon
    • potenca reĝo, regno
    • potenca reĝino

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Pronunciation

IPA
/poˈten.tsa/
Syllables
po·TEN·ca

Word structure

  1. potencrootpotenco
  2. aendingadjective

Forms

singularplural
subjectpotencapotencaj
object (-n)potencanpotencajn

Example sentences

  • Nia teamo konkuris kun potenca rivalo.Our team competed with a powerful rival. #1443007
  • Lia potenca parolado ravis la publikon.His powerful speech carried the audience with him. #1706744
  • La japana armeo estis tre potenca.Japan's army was very powerful. #3496201

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Related words

potenc-

In other languages

Françaispuissant
Deutschmächtig, machtvoll, gewaltig
Polskipotężny, przemożny, władny
Русскийсильный, мощный, могучий
Українськавладний, могутній, потужний
Nederlandsmachtig
Češtinamocný
Slovenčinamohutný
Magyarhatalmas, nagy hatalmú, nagy teljesítményű
中文强势
日本語強力な
Românăputernic, puternică, capacitate de putere
Bahasa Indonesiaberpotensi, berdaya, kuat, bertenaga
Беларускаямоцны, магутны

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