| Links | |
|---|---|
| etymological origin of | epo: naskiĝtago |
| etymology | epo: -o |
| etymology | epo: naskiĝi |
| has derived form | epo: naskiĝtago |
| is derived from | epo: naskiĝi |
| lexical category | noun |
| semantically related | epo: ĉerpo |
| semantically related | epo: akuŝo |
| semantically related | epo: deveno |
| semantically related | epo: ekstraktado |
| semantically related | epo: genealogio |
| semantically related | epo: genezo |
| semantically related | epo: gento |
| semantically related | epo: klano |
| semantically related | epo: labori |
| semantically related | epo: lulilo |
| semantically related | epo: malimpliko |
| semantically related | epo: malvulgareco |
| semantically related | epo: naskiĝejo |
| semantically related | epo: nobela klaso |
| semantically related | epo: nobelaro |
| semantically related | epo: nobeleco |
| semantically related | epo: nobleco |
| semantically related | epo: rudimento |
| semantically related | epo: sango |
| translation | eng: birth |
| translation | swe: födelse |
| translation | swe: födsel |
| translation | swe: förlossning |
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