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ay be obtained on application to The British Esperanto Association, 142, High Holborn, London, W.C. 1._ [2] The names of trees and bushes are formed by adding the suffix _-uj_ (or simply _-arbo_, tree) to the root denoting the fruit or flower. E.g., _pruno_, plum--_prunujo_ or _prunarbo_, plum-tree; _marono_, chestnut--_maronujo, maronarbo_, chestnut-tree; _rozo_, rose--_rozujo, rozarbeto_, rose-bush. [3] See section "The Noun." [4] Where a country is called after its inhabitants, the Esperanto name for it is formed by adding the suffix *-uj* (= that which contains, see section "Suffixes") or *-lando* (land) to the root denoting the inhabitant. Thus: _Belg-o_, Belgian--_Belg-ujo_, Belgium; _Brito_, Briton--_Grandbritujo_, Great Britain; _Sviso_, a Swiss--_Svisujo_, Switzerland; or _Belgolando, Skotlando, Anglolando, Svislando,_ etc. Where the name of the inhabitants is formed from that of the country, use is made of the suffix *-ano* (= member of). Thus: _Euxropo_, Europe--_Euxropano_, European; _Irlando_, Ireland--_Irlandano_, Irishman. [5] See *-an*, section "Suffixes". [6] See section "Participles". [7] See section "Suffixes". [8] See section "Suffixes". [9] For this purpose the small penny Esperanto "key," which contains the fundamental roots of the language, will be found useful. It may be obtained of any Esperanto bookseller. ------------------- TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES The diacritical letters "c", "g", "h", "j" and "s" with hats, and "u" with a breve, are represented in this version using the digraphs "cx", "gx", "hx", "jx", "sx" and "ux" respectively. The letters "i" and "o" with a breve are represented as "[)i]" and "[)o]" respectively. Text printed in _italics_ or in *bold* was represented as shown. References to page numbers have been rewritten to use section titles or numbers (including sections 38 to 68 which are not numbered in the original). The following typographic errors were corrected: p. 20, _piedovojeto_ > _piedvojeto_ p. 46, _sxraubturnilo_ > _sxrauxbturnilo_ p. 60, _Telephono_ > _Telefono_ (in title) p. 78, _double_ > _duoble_ (_duoble_, doubly) p. 85, _-ac_ > _-acx_ p. 87, _autaux'cxambro_ > _antaux'cxambro_ p. 101, _Lauhore_ > _Lauxhore_ p. 103, _esta_ > _estas_ (_Cxu la matenmangxo estas...?_) p. 108, _miaj-amikoj_ > _miaj amikoj_ p. 114,
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