Familianajn

Familianajn is a term from the Esperanto language, which is an international auxiliary language. The term "familianajn" is the plural accusative form of the word "familiano," which translates to "family member" in English. In Esperanto, the accusative case is used to indicate the direct object of a verb, similar to the English preposition "to" or "for."

The accusative case in Esperanto is formed by adding the suffix "-n" to the noun. For example, the accusative form of "familiano" is "familianon" for a single family member, and "familianajn" for multiple family members. This suffix is used regardless of the gender of the noun.

The use of the accusative case is an important aspect of Esperanto grammar, as it helps to convey the grammatical relationships between words in a sentence. In the context of "familianajn," it would be used to indicate that the family members are the direct object of a verb, such as in the sentence "Mi vizitis la familianajn" (I visited the family members). This sentence indicates that the family members are the ones being visited.