eksteraj

Eksteraj is a term that originates from the constructed language Esperanto. In Esperanto, "eksteraj" is the plural form of the adjective "ekstera," which translates to "external," "outer," or "foreign." Therefore, "eksteraj" refers to multiple external, outer, or foreign things.

The term can be used in various contexts. In a geographical sense, it might describe external borders of a country or external features of a landscape. In a social or political context, "eksteraj" could refer to foreign relations, external influences on a society, or individuals considered outsiders. It can also be used more abstractly to denote things that are not inherent or internal to a particular system or entity.

Understanding "eksteraj" requires knowledge of Esperanto grammar, specifically the use of the adjective ending "-a" and the plural ending "-j." When encountered in texts or discussions related to Esperanto, the word's meaning is directly derived from its root "ekster" (outside) and its grammatical function as a plural adjective.