Esperanto words with the suffix -um
List of derivations
The following is a fairly complete list of words with a reasonable degree of acceptance and that have not been covered above.

Esperanto words with the suffix -um

Section Title: List of derivations
Table Section Text: The following is a fairly complete list of words with a reasonable degree of acceptance and that have not been covered above.

Root	meaning	um- form	meaning	substitute

aero	air	aerumi	to aerate	≈ ventoli to ventilate

alfabeto	alphabet	alfabetumo	alphabet book, abecedary	alfabetlibro; ≈ aboco ABCs,

aminda	lovable	amindumi	to court, to woo	≈ koketi to flirt

brako	an arm	brakumi	to embrace, to hug	enbrakigi to take in one's arms, ĉirkaŭbraki

bruli	to burn (v.i.)	brulumo	inflammation

cerbo	brain	cerbumi	to brood over, to rack one's brains	≈ (pri)pensegi (augmentative of pensi 'to think' or pripensi 'to consider')

ĉaro	a cart	ĉarumo	a wheelbarrow

dekstra	right(hand)	dekstruma	clockwise

faldi	to fold	faldumi	to pleat

folio	a leaf	foliumi	to leaf through

fumi	to emit smoke	fumumi	to smoke a pipe, cigarette, etc.	fumi (fumaĵi is to smoke fish, meat, etc.)

gliti	to glide	glitumi	to iceskate	glitkuri (with kuri 'to run')

komuna	in common	komunumo	a community

korto	a court(yard)	kortumo	an appellate court	juĝejo (juĝ-ejo) is a court in general

litero	a letter (of the alphabet)	literumi	to spell	ortografii (from 'orthography')

loko	a place	lokumi	to place under the care of someone (child in a school, money in a bank, etc.)	loki (extended sense)

loti	to draw lots	lotumi	to allot	priloti

malvarma	cold	malvarmumo	a cold	kataro (katar-o) catarrh

mastro	a master	mastrumi	to manage the economy of a home

mondo	world	mondumo	high society

muso	a mouse	musumi	to use a computer mouse, to cut & paste

ombro	a shadow	ombrumi	to shade (in painting or drawing)

ondo	a wave	ondumi	to corrugate, to make (hair) wavy

operacio	an operation	operaciumo	operating system (such as Unix)	mastruma sistemo (technically only part of the operaciumo)

palpebro	an eyelid	palpebrumi	to blink

plena	full	plenumi	to accomplish, to fulfill

postaĵo	a posterior, a rear end	postaĵumi	to moon

proksima	near	proksimume	approximately

propra	one's own	proprumi	to own

rapido	speed	rapidumo	a speed/gear (of a vehicle)	rapido is sometimes used imprecisely for this

rento	the return on an investment	rentumo	the interest charged for credit	interezo (neologism)

respondi	to answer	respondumi	to be responsible for	prirespondi 'to answer for', responsi (neologism)

ruli	to roll	rulumi	to scroll

sapo	soap	sapumi	to lather up	≈ sapi to soap

sekso	gender	seksumi	to have sex	sekskuniĝi (seks-kun-iĝi) to join sexually, koiti to have coitus, amori to make love

senti	to feel	sentumo	one of the five senses	senso (neologism)

stulta	stupid	stultumi	to play the fool, to be purposefully obtuse

tendo	a tent	tendumi	to camp (with tents)	≈ bivaki to bivouac (without tents)

vento	a wind	ventumi	to fan

Sentence(s)

The word for the senses is sentumo, from senti 'to feel'.

final_sentence: The word for the senses is sentumo, from senti 'to feel'.