ete

(pn)

they , them (animate, personified objects)

Example:

Folki ete min yongu energi kos yusu eskrili estilo, ete xa hare max restado to tas yusu idey.

Etymology:

See

Derived Words:

aloete: (pn) some other ones
banete: (pn) some of them
denete: (pn) those ones
etesu: (su s) their
etesu ete: (su pn) theirs (those beings belonging to those beings)
etesu oto: (su pn) theirs (those things belonging to those beings)
etesu te: (su pn) theirs (that being which belongs to those beings)
etesu to: (su pn) theirs (that thing belonging to those beings)
femete: (pn) they (females)
he ete: (pn) they themselves
hinete: (pn) these ones
imisu ete: (su pn) ours (those beings belonging to us)
ji max ete: (l jm) et cetera, etc., and so on, and so forth
keete: (pn) who? which ones?
manete: (pn) they (males)
misu ete: (su pn) mine (those beings belonging to me)
moyete: (pn) they all, all of them
nilete: (pn) none of them
otosu ete: (su pn) theirs (those beings belonging to those things)
samaete: (pn) the same ones
tesu ete: (su pn) hers, his (those beings belonging to her/him)
tosu ete: (su pn) its (those beings or people belonging to it)
uyusu ete: (su pn) yours (those beings belonging to you all)
yusu ete: (su pn) yours (those beings belonging to you)

Rhyming Words not Ending in ete

adate: (b.oro) adaptation; adapt; adapt (oneself)
adhesiente: (b) adhesive
alote: (pn) somebody else, someone else
alucinagiente: (b) hallucinogen
antibioente: (b) antibiotic
antidepresiente: (b) antidepressant
antigutonente: (b) analgesic, analgaesic, painkiller, pain reliever
arte: (b) art
awgutonente: (b) analgesic, analgaesic, painkiller, pain reliever
bante: (pn) somebody, someone
bete: (b) daughter, son, child, children
ceramikaarte: (b) ceramics
cokolate: (b) chocolate
cote: (t) short, low
debate: (b.oj) debate; debate
dente: (pn) that, that one, that being, that person
dorote: (su n) Dorothy, Dorothea
doste: (b) friend
elite: (b) elite
ente: (b) (inanimate) agent
exkudoste: (b) romantic partner, boyfriend, girlfriend
fembete: (b) daughter
femdoste: (b) girl friend, female friend
femkonte: (b) countess
femlilbete: (b) granddaughter
femte: (pn) she
filmearte: (b) cinema, cinematography
gamibete: (b) daughter-in-law, son-in-law
gante: (b) glove
hinte: (pn) this, this one, this being, this person
ite: (b) letter t
kancerente: (b) carcinogen
karate: (b) karate
karote: (b) carrot
kasete: (b) cassette
kete: (pn) who, which (one)
klarinete: (b) clarinet
kliente: (b) client, customer
kokiarte: (b) cuisine
koncunmorgiente: (b) insecticide
kontaminaente: (b) contaminant
konte: (b) count, countess, earl
kontraste: (b.oro) contrast; contrast
kostante: (t) constant; constantly
koyote: (b) coyote
kwasibete: (b) step-child, stepchild, step-daughter, stepdaugher, step-son, stepson
levante: (su n) Levant
lilbete: (b) grandson, granddaughter, grandchild, grandchildren
limite: (b.oj) limit; limit
lubidoste: (b) partner, boyfriend, girlfriend
macete: (b) machete
macwiente: (b) anesthetic, anaesthetic
manbete: (b) son
mandoste: (b) guy friend, male friend
mankonte: (b) count
manlilbete: (b) grandson
mante: (pn) he
medisente: (b.oj) medication, medicine; medicate (treat with medication)
mote: (t) thick
moyte: (pn) everybody, everyone
munte: (b) mouth
muskete: (b) musket
nexaste: (b) starch
nilte: (pn) nobody, no one
ocelote: (b) ocelot, Leopardus pardalis
omelete: (b) omelette
otosu_te: (su pn) theirs (that being belonging to those things)
posdoste: (b) enemy
posenfeksiente: (b) disinfectant, sanitizer
primate: (b) primate
probioente: (b) probiotic
prute: (b.oj.ru) fart, flatulence; fart
rupelente: (b) repellent
sahte: (t) hard, stiff, rigid, firm, tough, rough; rigidly, firmly, toughly, roughly
samate: (pn) (the) same one
satelite: (b) satellite
solunbete: (b) only child
tangente: (b) tangent (mathematics)
te: (pn) animate, personified object: he, him, she, her, they (singular), them (singular)
tomate: (b) tomato
tute: (b) mulberry, Morus
twalete: (b) toilet
vite: (b.oj) screw; screw
xekaste: (b.oj) defeat; defeat, beat
yate: (b) yacht