dense_en-eo

    Grammatical endings, affixes, correlatives:

    -a         adjective
    -e         adverb
    -j         plural
    -n         accusative
    -o         noun

    Verbs:

    -i         infinitive
    -as        present
    -is        past
    -os        future
    -us        conditional
    -u         volitive (imperative, subjunctive)

    Participles:
                  past           present        future

    active          -int-          -ant-          -ont-
    passive         -it-           -at-           -ot-

    Prefixes:

    bo-        relation by marriage, "in-law"
               bopatrino:	mother-in-law; bofrato: brother-in-law
    ĉef-       head, chief
               ĉefurbo: capital; ĉefministro: prime minister
    dis-       separation, scattering
               disĵeti: to throw about; dissendi: to distribute
    ek-        sudden or momentary action
               ekbrili: to flash; ekkrii: to shout out
    ge-        both sexes together
               gepatroj: father and mother; gesinjoroj: ladies and gentlemen
    mal-       opposite
               granda: big, malgranda: small; riĉa: rich, malriĉa: poor
    re-        over again, back again
               resendi: to send back; rekonstrui: to rebuild
     
    Suffixes:

    -adi       to do an action persistently or repeatedly
               kuradi: to keep on running; vizitadi: to visit habitually
    -ado       frequent or continuous action
               kuirado: cooking; parolado: speech
    -aĵo       thing, substance 
               novaĵo: news, novelty; manĝaĵo: food
    -ano       member, inhabitant
               Usonano: American; Kristano: Christian
    -aro       collection, group
               arbaro: forest; vortaro: dictionary
    -ebla      possible
               videbla: visible; kredebla: credible
    -eco       abstract quality
               boneco: goodness; amikeco: friendship
    -eg-       great size, intense degree, augmentative
               domego: mansion; varmega: extremely hot
    -ejo       place
               lernejo: school; vendejo: store
    -ema       propensity, tendency
               parolema: talkative; ludema: playful
    -estro     leader, chief
               lernejestro: school principal; urbestro: mayor
    -et-       smallness, small degree, diminutive
               varmeta: lukewarm; libreto: booklet
    -ido       child, descendent
               katido: kitten; reĝo: king, reĝido: prince
    -igi       to make, to cause to become
               purigi: to clean; mortigi: to kill
    -iĝi       to become
               naskiĝi: to be born; edziĝi: to marry (become a husband)
    -ilo       tool, instrument
               tranĉilo: knife; ludilo: a toy
    -inda      worthy of
               memorinda: memorable; vidinda: worth seeing
    -ino       feminine
               patrino: mother; bovino: cow
    -ismo      doctrine, system (as in English)
               komunismo: communism; kristanismo: Christianity
    -isto      person connected with something (as in English)
               instruisto: teacher; komunisto: communist
    -obla      multiple
               duobla: double; trioble: triply
    -ona       fraction
               duona: half (of); centono: one hundredth
    -ujo       container, country
               monujo: purse; Anglujo: England (now often "-io" in this sense)
    -ulo       person possessing a quality or characteristic
               riĉulo: rich man; junulo: young person
    -um-       indefinite suffix indicating some relation with the root
               kolumo: collar; malvarmumo: a cold; plenumi: to fulfill
    (This is not a complete list of all official prefixes and suffixes, but only the most frequent.)
    
Table of Correlatives:


              WHICH,      THAT         SOME        NO           EACH,           
              WHAT                                              EVERY

   ONE        KIU         TIU          IU          NENIU        ĈIU
           which one,   that one     someone,    no-one,      each one,
           who                      somebody     nobody      everybody


   THING      KIO         TIO          IO          NENIO        ĈIO
           what thing,  that thing   something    nothing     everything
           what 


   KIND       KIA         TIA          IA          NENIA        ĈIA
           what kind of that kind of some kind of no kind of   every kind of


   PLACE      KIE         TIE          IE          NENIE        ĈIE
           where       there        somewhere    nowhere      everywhere


   WAY        KIEL        TIEL         IEL*        NENIEL*      ĈIEL*
           how,        thus,        somehow,     "nohow",     in every way
           in what way  in that way  in some way  in no way


   REASON     KIAL        TIAL         IAL*        NENIAL*      ĈIAL*
           why, for     so, for      for some     for no       for every
           what reason  that reason  reason       reason       reason


   TIME       KIAM        TIAM         IAM         NENIAM       ĈIAM
           when, at     then, at     at some time never, at    always,
           what time    that time                 no time      every time


   QUANTITY   KIOM        TIOM         IOM         NENIOM       ĈIOM
           how much,    that much,   some        none         the whole
           how many     that many    (quantity)               quantity, all


   ONE'S      KIES        TIES*        IES*        NENIES*      ĈIES*
           whose,      that one's   someone's    no-one's,   everyone's
           which one's                           nobody's     everybody's