Concept information
Preferred term
Esperanto
Definition
- Esperanto is the most widely spoken constructed international auxiliary language. Its name derives from Doktoro Esperanto (‘Esperanto’ translates as ‘one who hopes’), the pseudonym under which Ludwig Zamenhof published the first book detailing Esperanto, in 1887.This artificial language is Indo-European based, both in its lexicon and in the grammatical categories with which it operates.
Identifier
- EPO
Notation
- eo
- EO
- epo
In other languages
-
есперанто
Bulgarian
-
esperanto
Croatian
-
esperanto
Czech
-
esperanto
Danish
-
Esperanto
Dutch
-
Esperanto
Esperanto
-
esperanto keel
Estonian
-
esperanto
Finnish
-
espéranto
French
-
Esperanto
German
-
εσπεράντο
Greek
-
eszperantó
Hungarian
-
esperanto
Icelandic
-
Esperanto
Irish
-
esperanto
Italian
-
esperanto
Latvian
-
esperanto kalba
Lithuanian
-
есперанто
Macedonian
-
Esperanto
Maltese
-
esperanto
Norwegian
-
esperanto
Polish
-
esperanto
Portuguese
-
esperanto
Romanian
-
эсперанто
Russian
-
есперанто
Serbian
-
esperanto
Serbo-Croatian
-
esperanto
Slovak
-
esperanto
Slovenian
-
esperanto
Spanish
-
esperanto
Swedish
-
esperanto
Turkish
-
есперанто
Ukrainian
-
esperanto
Upper Sorbian
URI
http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/language/EPO
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