faktojn

Faktojn is the accusative plural form of the Esperanto noun fakto, which means a fact or a piece of information. In Esperanto, the direct object of a verb is marked by the accusative suffix -n; for plural nouns this suffix is added after the plural ending -j, giving faktoj in the nominative plural and faktojn in the accusative plural. The form faktojn thus signals multiple facts as the object of an action.

Usage and examples tend to follow a straightforward pattern. Use faktojn whenever you refer to several facts as what is being acted upon by a verb. For example: Mi vidas faktojn (I see facts). Mi konfirmis la faktojn (I confirmed the facts). The definite article la can be used with the accusative as well: Mi konfirmis la faktojn. The accusative ending applies to nouns regardless of definiteness, so both la faktojn and faktojn are correct depending on whether you mean a specific set of facts or facts in general.

Relation to other forms is regular: fakto (singular), faktoj (plural nominative), faktojn (plural accusative). When used with adjectives, the accusative ending -n is added after the whole phrase that includes adjectives and articles, for example: la interesajn faktojn (the interesting facts) in the accusative plural. This construction is a characteristic feature of Esperanto grammar and helps keep sentence structure clear without relying on word order alone.