Raporto

Raporto is the Esperanto term for a report. In Esperanto, a raporto denotes a formal or informational document that presents data, analysis, findings, or status updates about a specific subject. The related verb is raporti, and the adjective is raporta. Raporto can refer to a wide range of documents, including project updates, research summaries, incident descriptions, and administrative records.

A typical raporto is structured to convey information clearly and efficiently. Common elements include a title, date, author or issuing organization, an executive summary, sections on methods or evidence, results or findings, conclusions, and, where relevant, recommendations. Appendices, tables, figures, and references may accompany the main text. In many Esperanto-speaking contexts, raportoj are used in education, government, non-governmental organizations, and business to communicate progress, analysis, or official statements.

Etymology and usage: raporto in Esperanto is built from the root rapport- with the standard noun ending -o, following regular Esperanto word formation. The root is cognate with related terms in other European languages that denote a written or formal account.

See also: report, documentation, summary.