Informojn

Informojn is the accusative plural form of the Esperanto noun informoj, which comes from informo meaning information or data. In Esperanto, the direct object of a verb is marked with the suffix -n, so informoj becomes informojn when it functions as the object. The plural itself is indicated by -j, yielding informoj in the non-accusative sense and informojn when the noun is the object of a sentence.

Usage of informojn typically occurs when referring to multiple pieces of information as an object. For example, Mi transdonis informojn al la teamo means “I transmitted information to the team.” La raporto enhavas informojn pri la projekto means “The report contains information about the project.” Mi bezonas tiujn informojn por la studo means “I need those pieces of information for the study.” The form helps clarify who is acting on the information and what role the information plays in the sentence.

Relation to other forms is straightforward: informo is the singular, informoj is the plural nominative (and other non-accusative senses), and informojn is the plural accusative. This system—base form + -o for the noun, -j for the plural, and -n for the accusative—is characteristic of Esperanto grammar and applies broadly to information-related vocabulary.

In summary, informojn functions as the direct object form of information in Esperanto, reflecting the language’s regular accusative marking and its use of a common root for information across contexts.