pasero

Esperanto

pasero

Etymology 1

Borrowed from Latin passer (“sparrow”).

Noun

pasero (accusative singular paseron, plural paseroj, accusative plural paserojn)

sparrow

Hypernyms

paserino (“female sparrow”)

Etymology 2

pasi (“to pass”) +‎ -ero (“element”)

Noun

pasero (accusative singular paseron, plural paseroj, accusative plural paserojn)

(rare, wordplay) a fragment of someone or something which passes

Ido

Etymology

From Spanish pasero, French passereau, Italian passero, Latin passer.

Noun

pasero (plural paseri)

sparrow

Derived terms

Terms derived from pasero

paserala
paserino

paserohuo (“pygmy owl”)

paserulo

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