248 (a). Adverbs and adjectives.—Be careful not to use the adjective for the adverb.
Examples.—Li kuras rapide = He runs rapidly. Parolu pli laŭte (not laŭta) = Speak louder (more loudly). Ŝi vidis lin piediranta pli malrapide, ol kutime = She saw him walking (that he was (is) walking) more slowly than usual.
N.B.—Note that piediranta is predicative (see par. [209] (b)).
LIST OF ADVERBS.
248 (b). The following list of adverbs contains all those found amongst the primary words and some formed from them, also a number of useful grammatical adverbs.
Adiaŭ = Adieu, farewell, good-bye.
Example.—Li diris al ŝi adiaŭ, kaj foriris = He said good-bye to her, and departed.
Afrankite = Post-paid.
Ajn = Ever. Ajn is generally used after the correlative words beginning with K, as kia, kiam, etc. (see table of correlative words, par. [147]). It then answers to words ending in "ever," but, unlike English, it is never joined to the preceding word (par. [145]).
Examples.—Kia ajn = Whatever kind of. Kiam ajn = Whenever, whensoever. Kie ajn = Wherever, wheresoever. Kiel ajn = However. Kies ajn = Whosesoever. Kio ajn = Whatever, whatsoever. Kiom ajn = However much. Kiu ajn = Whoever, whosoever, whichever, whichsoever.