klefo

Ido

Etymology

Borrowed from French clef, clé, from Latin clavis. Paronym to klavo.

Noun

klefo (plural klefi)

  1. key (for a lock, etc.)

Derived terms
  • klefagar (“to lock with a key”)
  • desklefagar (“to unlock with a key”)
  • kleforiglo (“safety bolt”)

See also
  • klavo (“key (of a keyboard)”)
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