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Malamikeco La Nina Cvileneva Translator Dies Irae Sever
The word "malamikeco" in Esperanto means enmity, animosity, or hostility. It is a noun derived from "malamiko" (enemy) and the suffix "-eco" (quality).
La vorto "malamikeco" en Esperanto signifas malamemo, kverelemo aŭ malamikeco. Ĝi estas substantivo kaj derivas de la vorto "malamiko" (malamiko) kaj la sufikso "-eco" (kvalito).
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3673
Word
malamikeco
Meanings
enmity
, animosity
, hostility
, foeship
Nina Cvileneva (translator), “Dies Irae” by Sever Gansovskij,
Heinrich August Luyken, Stranga Heredaĵo , Ĉapitro 10,
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malamikeco Etymology From
malamiko
( “ enemy, foe ” ) + -eco
( “ abstract quality ” ) . Pronunciation Noun malamikeco (uncountable , accusative
malamikecon
) enmity
, animosity
, hostility
, foeship
Heinrich August Luyken, Stranga Heredaĵo , Ĉapitro 10, kelkaj malkaŝe asertas, ke la jam de multaj jaroj bruletanta malamikeco fine ekflamiĝis. some openly asserted that the animosity that had been smouldering for many years had finally flared up. Nina Cvileneva (translator), “Dies Irae” by Sever Gansovskij, La enfermiĝemo de la forstisto mirigis lin, sed malamikecon li ne sentis al tiu. The forester’s unsociable nature surprised him, but he felt no hostility towards him. Antonym: amikeco
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