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Esperantist

Esperantist

8.5
Relating to the Esperanto language and the people who use it
  • adjective
  • /ˌɛspəˈrɑːntɪst/
: esperantista
  • She read an Esperantist journal to learn more about the language's history.

Examples

  • The Esperantist community organizes international meetings every year.

  • Many Esperantist publications promote cultural exchange and understanding.

  • She is an Esperantist who travels to international meetings.

  • The Esperantist community is very supportive of new learners.

  • The Esperantist movement encourages people to learn and use the Esperanto language.

  • Many organizations within the Esperantist community focus on promoting linguistic diversity.

  • She participates in Esperantist events to connect with others who share her passion for the language.

Surface Forms

Esperantist positive

Morphology

Esperantist = Esperanto (transparent) = Esperanto + ist

Formed from the language name 'Esperanto' plus the productive agent/relational suffix '-ist', so the relation to the language is directly clear.

Etymology

Esperantist comes from the language name Esperanto, which was chosen to mean 'one who hopes' in that language, from esperi 'to hope'. So Esperantist as an adjective describes things connected with the Esperanto language or its movement.