Category:Ido terms derived from Esperanto
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Terms in Ido that originate from the Esperanto language.
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- abelo
- ablativo
- abortar
- abrikoto
- absoluta
- absolute
- abstrakta
- absurda
- -ach-
- adjektivo
- admirar
- adreso
- adverbo
- advokato
- aero
- aerostato
- afero
- aflikto
- agar
- agavo
- aglo
- agrafo
- akademio
- akonito
- aktoro
- aktuala
- akuta
- alelo
- alta
- altajo
- alumeto
- amar
- amasigar
- amaso
- amebo
- amegar
- amiko
- amuzar
- -an-
- ananaso
- animalo
- animar
- anjelo
- anke
- ankro
- -ant-
- antiqua
- anuncar
- apartamento
- aplikar
- apliko
- apogar
- apud
- apudigar
- aquo
- arakido
- arbusto
- arbuto
- argumento
- arjento
- arkeologio
- arkipelago
- arkitekto
- arkitekturo
- arko
- arto
- -as
- asekuro
- asfalto
- asno
- aspektar
- atingar
- augurar
- autoro
- autuno
- avino
- avo
- axiomo
- axo
B
- babilar
- bakar
- balayar
- balda
- balzamino
- balzamo
- bandajo
- bankroto
- barilo
- bastono
- batar
- beko
- bela
- beligar
- benko
- berberiso
- bezonar
- biblioteko
- bifsteko
- blanka
- blankigar
- blazono
- blinda
- blonda
- blua
- bo-
- boikotar
- boliar
- bone
- bonveno
- bopatro
- boto
- bovo
- braceleto
- brancho
- brecho
- brido
- brilar
- bronzo
- brular
- bruna
- bubo
- buchar
- bulo
- butono
