feko

Esperanto

Etymology

Borrowed from Ido feko, from English fecal, French fécal, German fäkal, Italian fecale, Russian фека́льный (fekálʹnyj), Spanish fecal, all ultimately from Latin faecalis, from faex.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [ˈfeko]

• Audio:

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• Rhymes: -eko
• Hyphenation: fe‧ko

Noun

feko (accusative singular fekon, plural fekoj, accusative plural fekojn)

1. (uncountable) feces, excrement, poop
2. (countable) turd, piece of feces
3. (figuratively, vulgar, rare) crap, shit, rubbish
4. (rare) a single act of defecation

Synonyms

• fekaĵo

Related terms

• feki (“to defecate”)
• fekado (“defecation”)
• fekejo (“place for defecation”)
• fek (“shit”) (interjection)

See also

• merdo (“shit”)
• sterko (“manure”)

Ido

Etymology

Borrowed from English fecal, French fécal, German fäkal, Italian fecale, Russian фека́льный (fekálʹnyj), Spanish fecal, all ultimately from Latin faecalis, from faex. (See fekala).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈfeko/

Noun

feko (plural feki)

1. feces, crap, shit
2. excrement, dung (of animals)

Synonyms

• (dung): sterko, dungo

Derived terms

• fekala (“fecal”)
• fekifar (“to void the bowels, defecate”)
• fekizar (“to befoul (with feces)”)
• fekopulvero (“dried night soil”)
• fekacho

Descendants

• Esperanto feko