Kompenso

Kompenso is a term derived from Esperanto, a constructed international auxiliary language. It is used to refer to compensation or reimbursement, particularly in the context of financial transactions or services rendered. The term is often employed in Esperanto literature, discussions, and educational materials to teach and practice the language.

In Esperanto, kompenso is a noun that can be used in various contexts. For example, it can refer to the act of compensating someone for a loss or damage, such as kompenso por perdo (compensation for loss). It can also be used to describe the payment made to an employee for work done, like kompenso por laboro (compensation for work).

The word kompenso is formed by combining the root "komp" which means "to make up for" or "to compensate," and the suffix "-enso," which is a common noun-forming suffix in Esperanto. This structure is typical of many Esperanto words, which often follow a predictable pattern of root and suffix.

Kompenso is an example of how Esperanto aims to create a logical and consistent language structure, using a limited set of roots and suffixes to form a wide range of words. This approach is intended to make the language easier to learn and use, while also providing a rich vocabulary for expressing complex ideas.