Ido	English
me	I — 1st-person singular
tu	you (singular, familiar)
il	he
ni	we
vi	you (plural)
li	they
ica	this
ita	that
hike	here
ibe	there
qua	who; which
quo	what
ube	where
kande	when
quale	how; as, like
ne	not
omna	all; every
multa	many, much
kelka	some, a few
poka	few, little
altra	other
un	one
du	two
tri	three
quar	four
kin	five
granda	big, large
longa	long
larja	wide, broad
dika	thick
grava	heavy; important
mikra	small, little
kurta	short
streta	narrow
dina	thin
muliero	woman
viro	man (male)
homo	human being, person
infanto	child (0–7)
spozino	wife
spozulo	husband
matro	mother
patro	father
animalo	animal
fisho	fish
ucelo	bird
hundo	dog
lauso	louse
serpento	snake
vermo	worm
arboro	tree
foresto	forest
bastono	stick
frukto	fruit
semino	seed
folio	leaf
radiko	root
kortico	bark (of a tree)
floro	flower
herbo	grass
kordo	rope, cord
pelo	skin
karno	meat, flesh
sango	blood
osto	bone
graso	fat (noun)
ovo	egg
korno	horn
kaudo	tail
plumo	feather
haro	hair (on the head)
kapo	head
orelo	ear
okulo	eye
nazo	nose
boko	mouth
dento	tooth
lango	tongue
unglo	fingernail
pedo	foot
gambo	leg
genuo	knee
manuo	hand
alo	wing
ventro	belly
intestino	intestine, guts
kolo	neck
dorso	back
pektoro	breast, chest
kordio	heart
hepato	liver
drinkar	to drink
manjar	to eat
mordar	to bite
sugar	to suck
sputar	to spit
vomar	to vomit
suflar	to blow
respirar	to breathe
ridar	to laugh
vidar	to see
audar	to hear
savar	to know (a fact)
konocar	to know (a person), be acquainted with
pensar	to think
flarar	to smell
timar	to fear, be afraid
dormar	to sleep
vivar	to live, be alive
mortar	to die
mortigar	to kill
kombatar	to fight
chasar	to hunt
frapar	to hit, strike
tranchar	to cut
fendar	to split
gratar	to scratch
fodar	to dig
natar	to swim
flugar	to fly
marchar	to walk
venar	to come
jacar	to lie (as in a bed)
sidar	to sit
stacar	to stand
turnar	to turn (intransitive)
falar	to fall
donar	to give
tenar	to hold
klemar	to squeeze
frotar	to rub
lavar	to wash
vishar	to wipe
tirar	to pull
pulsar	to push
jetar	to throw
ligar	to tie, bind
sutar	to sew
kontar	to count
dicar	to say, tell
kantar	to sing
ludar	to play
flotacar	to float
fluar	to flow
frostar	to freeze
inflar	to swell, inflate
suno	sun
luno	moon
stelo	star
aquo	water
pluvo	rain
rivero	river
lago	lake
maro	sea
salo	salt
petro	stone
sablo	sand
polvo	dust
tero	earth; ground
nubo	cloud
nebulo	fog
cielo	sky; heaven
vento	wind
nivo	snow
glacio	ice
fumuro	smoke
fairo	fire
cindro	ash
brular	to burn
voyo	road, way
monto	mountain
reda	red
verda	green
flava	yellow
blanka	white
nigra	black
nokto	night
dio	day
yaro	year
varma	warm
kolda	cold
plena	full
nova	new
anciena	old (of things), ancient
bona	good
mala	bad
putrinta	rotten
sordida	dirty
rekta	straight
ronda	round
akuta	sharp (as a knife)
obtuza	dull, blunt
glata	smooth
humida	wet, damp
sika	dry
korekta	correct, right
proxim	near, close
for	far
dextra	right (hand/side)
sinistra	left (hand/side)
apud	at, next to, beside
en	in, inside
kun	with (accompaniment)
e	and
se	if
pro ke	because
nomo	name
sis	six
sep	seven
ok	eight
non	nine
dek	ten
dek e un	eleven
dek e du	twelve
duadek	twenty
triadek	thirty
cent	hundred
mil	thousand
miliono	million
unesma	first
duesma	second
triesma	third
nulo	zero
vu	you (singular, polite)
el	she
ol	it
lu	he/she (epicene; gender unknown)
on	one, people (indefinite)
su	oneself (reflexive)
mea	my
tua	your (singular)
ila	his
ela	her
lua	his/her (epicene)
nia	our
via	your (plural)
lia	their
sua	one's own (reflexive)
sur	on
sub	under
ad	to, toward (direction)
de	of, from
da	by (agent of the passive)
ek	out of
por	for, in order to
pri	about, concerning
per	by means of, with (instrument)
tra	through
ante	before, in front of
pos	after, behind
dum	during, while
inter	between, among
kontre	against, opposite
sen	without
til	until, up to
ye	at (time or unspecified relation)
la	the (definite article)
esar	to be
havar	to have
facar	to do, make
irar	to go
lektar	to read
skribar	to write
amar	to love
volar	to want, wish
povar	to be able, can
darfar	to be allowed, may
devar	to have to, must
parolar	to speak, talk
komprenar	to understand
kredar	to believe
laborar	to work
kompror	to buy
vendar	to sell
aceptar	to accept
komencar	to begin, start
finar	to finish, end
helpar	to help
questionar	to ask (a question)
respondar	to answer
nomesar	to be named, be called
voyajar	to travel
bela	beautiful, pretty
felica	happy
facila	easy
desfacila	difficult
yuna	young
alta	tall, high
basa	low, short (in height)
forta	strong
febla	weak
tre	very
anke	also, too
nun	now
hodie	today
morge	tomorrow
hiere	yesterday
sempre	always
nulatempe	never
ma	but
od	or
nam	for, because
kad	(question particle: is it that…?)
yes	yes
no	no
saluto	hello, greeting
danko	thanks, thank you
bonvolu	please; you're welcome
pardono	pardon, forgiveness
linguo	language
vorto	word
amiko	friend
urbo	city, town
domo	house
libro	book
mono	money
tempo	time; weather
laboro	work, labor
skolo	school
familio	family
frato	brother
fratino	sister
filiulo	son
filiino	daughter