Agadojn

Agadojn is the accusative plural form of the Esperanto noun agado, which means action, activity, or a set of actions. The base noun agado is formed from the verb agi (to act) with the suffix -ado, which denotes either a process or a resulting collection of actions. In Esperanto, the direct object of a transitive verb is marked by the accusative ending -n, so agadojn translates as “the activities” or “the actions” when it functions as the object of a verb. The corresponding nominative plural is agadoj, meaning “the activities” as the subject of a sentence.

Usage and meaning

Agadojn is used whenever the activities or actions are the direct object of a verb, or when an adjective-modified group of activities is placed in the accusative case. It can refer to planned, regulated, or observed activities, and is common in contexts such as project planning, event organization, and reporting on tasks.

Examples

La raporto listigas diversajn agadojn por la semajno. (The report lists various activities for the week.)

Mi Rigardis la agadojn por la projekto. (I looked at the activities for the project.)

Ĉiuj agadojn en la sekcio de planado estos priskribitaj. (All the activities in the planning section will be described.)

Notes

Agadojn, along with agado and agadoj, covers the semantic field of actions and activities in Esperanto. The word’s exact meaning is shaped by context, ranging from general notions of activity to specific, enumerated tasks.