Here are Esperanto words for cooking to start with: kuiri (cook), tranĉi (cut), tranĉilo (knife), boligi (boil). Below are 40 words (A1–C1) with their English translations and part of speech, across 5 themed lists.
| English | Esperanto | Type | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| cook | kuiri | verb | A1 |
| cut | tranĉi | verb | A1 |
| knife | tranĉilo | noun | A1 |
| boil | boligi | verb | A2 |
| bowl | bovlo | noun | A2 |
| oven | forno | noun | A2 |
| pan | pato | noun | A2 |
| stove | kuirforno | noun | A2 |
| English | Esperanto | Type | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| bake | baki | verb | A2 |
| pour | verŝi | verb | A2 |
| prepare | prepari | verb | A2 |
| raw | kruda | adj | A2 |
| smoke | fumaĵi | verb | A2 |
| flambé | flambi | verb | B1 |
| food preparation | manĝaĵopreparo | noun | B1 |
| fry | friti | verb | B1 |
| English | Esperanto | Type | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| reduction | reduktaĵo | noun | B1 |
| blanch | brogi | verb | C1 |
| caramelize | karameligi | verb | C1 |
| culinary technique | kuirarta tekniko | noun | C1 |
| dehydration | dehidratigo | noun | C1 |
| emulsify | emulsii | verb | C1 |
| marinade | marinaĵo | noun | C1 |
| simmer | boleti | verb | C1 |
| English | Esperanto | Type | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| to fold | enmiksi | verb | B1 |
| to marinate | marini | verb | B1 |
| to reduce | redukti | verb | B1 |
| to sauté | rapidfriti | verb | B1 |
| to season | spici | verb | B1 |
| to simmer | boletigi | verb | B1 |
| to strain | filtri | verb | B1 |
| to whisk | kirli | verb | B1 |
| English | Esperanto | Type | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| measuring cup | mezurtaso | noun | A2 |
| measuring spoon | mezura kulero | noun | A2 |
| timer | tempumilo | noun | A2 |
| grater | raspilo | noun | B1 |
| ladle | ĉerpkulero | noun | B1 |
| peeler | senŝeligilo | noun | B1 |
| spatula | spatulo | noun | B1 |
| tongs | pinĉilo | noun | B1 |
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You could start with words like kuiri (cook), tranĉi (cut), tranĉilo (knife), boligi (boil). This page lists 40 Esperanto words for cooking (A1–C1), each with its English translation and part of speech.
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