kampojn

Kampojn is a term with more than one potential reference, depending on context. In Esperanto grammar, kampojn is the accusative plural form of kampoj, which means fields. As a direct object in a sentence, kampojn marks the fields as the thing affected by the action. For example, in the sentence Mi vidis kampojn, kampojn means “fields” and indicates what was seen. The base word kampo means a field or cultivated area; kampoj is its plural, and adding the accusative suffix -n yields kampojn. Because kampojn is a grammatical form rather than a standalone lemma, it typically appears within sentences rather than in dictionary entries as an independent concept.

Outside of Esperanto grammar, kampojn may be used as a proper noun in fiction or fantasy contexts. In such cases, kampojn can designate a fictional place, organization, or campaign name chosen by an author or creator. There is no single, widely recognized real-world meaning for kampojn beyond its role as an inflected form in Esperanto, so any use as a name or title is specific to a particular work and should be understood from that work’s context.

In scholarly or language-learning references, kampojn is usually described in relation to kampoj and kampo, illustrating how Esperanto’s case and number markings modify a noun’s form. See also kampolo, kampoj, and related Esperanto morphology.