Evidentajn

Evidentajn is a term that appears in the Esperanto language, which is an international auxiliary language. The term is derived from the root "evidenta," which means "evident" or "obvious." The suffix "-ajn" is a plural accusative case ending in Esperanto, indicating that the noun it modifies is plural and is the direct object of a verb.

In Esperanto grammar, the accusative case is used to indicate the direct object of a verb. For example, in the sentence "Mi vidas la librojn," the accusative ending "-jn" on "libroj" (books) indicates that "libroj" is the direct object of the verb "vidas" (sees). Therefore, "Evidentajn" would be used to describe something that is evident or obvious in the plural and is the direct object of a verb.

The use of "evidentajn" in a sentence might look like this: "La evidentajn erarojn en la raporto ni devas korekti." This translates to "The obvious errors in the report we must correct." Here, "evidentajn" describes "erarojn" (errors) as being obvious and plural, and it is the direct object of the verb "korekti" (correct).

Understanding the proper use of case endings is crucial in Esperanto grammar, as they help convey the relationships between words in a sentence. The accusative case, indicated by the "-jn" ending, is one of the key cases in Esperanto and is essential for constructing grammatically correct sentences.