cirkum

See also: cirkum-

Ido

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin circum (“around”).

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈt͡sirkum/

Preposition

cirkum

about, around, roundabout (place, time, quantity)

Vi departos cirkum tri kloki.
You depart at around three o'clock.

Derived terms

Terms derived from cirkum

cirkumajo, cirkumaji (“surroundings, environment, frame, setting”)
cirkume (“adverbial form”)
cirkumirar (“to go or wind around (as an obstacle)”)
cirkumiro, cirkumturno (“circuitous way, detour”)

cirkumklozar (“to fence around, inclose”)
cirkumlekar (“to lick around (one's chops), (fig.) to gloat over”)
cirkummuro (“inclosure wall”)
cirkumnavigo (“circumnavigation”)

cirkumpola (“circumpolar”)
cirkumskribar (“to circumscribe”)
cirkumvicina, cirkumjacanta (“circumjacent”)

See also

proxim

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