ankoraux = still, yet. flar-i = to smell.
atak-i = to attack. gast-o = guest.
bat-i = to beat. ho! = Oh!
cert-a = sure, certain. kri-i = to exclaim, to cry.
defend-i = to defend. kruel-a = cruel.
difekt-i = to spoil. kuk-o = cake.
edz-o = husband. lign-o = wood.
fajr-o = fire. suspekt-i = to suspect.
[Footnote: The adverb "ankoraux" expresses the ideas "until and during
the present time", "in the future as now and before", "in constant or
uniform succession", "in an increasing or additional degree", given
sometimes by English "yet", sometimes by "still": Mi estas ankoraux
sidanta cxi tie, "I am still sitting here." Li ankoraux ne venis, "still
he has not come (he has not come yet)." Li ankoraux restos tie, "he
will still stay there." Ankoraux ili venas, "still they come." Li estos
ankoraux pli ruza, "he will be still (yet) more crafty."]