occurs, or where the object indicated by the root may be found, are
formed by inserting the suffix "-ej-" before the noun-ending:

cxevalejo, stable (from "cxevalo", horse).
dormejo, dormitory (from "dormi", to sleep).
herbejo, meadow (from "herbo", grass).
logxejo, lodging-place, dwelling (from "logxi", to dwell, to lodge).

[Footnote: Similar formations are made in English with the suffix "-y",
as "bakery", "bindery", "grocery", etc. This suffix is equivalent to the
"-ei" in German "Baeckerei", bakery, "Druckerei", printing-office, etc.,
and to the "-ie" in French "patisserie", pastry-shop, "imprimerie",
printing-shop, etc.]


VOCABULARY

alia = other, another. kuiri = to cook.
baki = to bake. kurteno = curtain.
dika = thick. kutimo = custom.
facila = easy. leciono = lesson.
familio = family. lerni = to learn.
kanapo = sofa. pano = bread.
kies = whose (107). persono = person.
kiu = who (106). salono = parlor.


EN NIA DOMO.

Oni ofte miras kies domo en nia vilagxo estas plej bela, kaj kiu domo