erod; —i erosion; to erode
erodrom aerodrome, airport
erofagio; —faga aerophagia; —gic
eror; —a; —i error; erroneous; —ly
erostat aerostat
erotika, —tisrno erotic, —ticism
erpes herpes (med. )
erpes, —a herpes, —etic (med. )
erpont air-bridge
erportat air-borne
erso; —a autum; —'s, autumnal
erudit; —a erudite man; erudite
eruditio, —iteso erudition
erupto; —i eruption; to erupt
eruyo air-hole
eryo era
es if, whether
esa conditional, questionable, doubtful
esan even if
esel; —i trial; to try; attempt; to —
esel; —ist essay; —yist
eselbalon pilot-balloon
eselkolp first try
esenso; —a essence; —ential
esfluo, —ui outflow; to flow out
esfort; —i effort; to make —s, to en-
esi to be [deavour
eske except, save, but
eski to except, to make an exception
esko exception
eskrok; —i; —ado swindler; to swindle; swindling n
esmovi to release, to disconnect, to open
esnur if only
esofago, —a oesophagus, —phageal
Espanyo; —na; —nal Spain; Spaniard; Spanish (lang.)
espo aspen (tree)
est; —a, —e East; —ern; —erly adv.
estetik; —a aesthetics; —ic
esti to stay
estingi; —o to exhaust; —ion
estro impetus, burst
estuaryo estuary
esvan; —i faint; to —
et this; these a
etago floor
etanyo, —ya, —ye this year('s) n, a, adv
etap; —a stage; —'s
ete thus, in this way, by these means
etele so-so
etelte; —a on this side; of this side
eter; —a ether, —eal
eterna; —i; —o eternal; to —lize; eternity
etid, —a, —e n, a, adv this day('s)
etie for this reason
etik, —a ethics; ethical
etimologio; —oga etymology; —gical
etin this one f
etintente to that intent, to this intent, with this object, for this purpose
etkaze then, if so, in this case
eto this pronoun
etore at this time, by this time
etosa; —un; —in this other one adj; m; f
etoxe on this occasion
etun this one
eufonio; —fona euphony; —ic
euforio; —fora euphory; —ic
Euratom Euratom
euritmo, —io eurhythmics
Europ; —a Europe; —ean
evad; —i escape; to —
evalui; —uo to evaluate; —ation; to assess
evana, —ado evanescent, —ence
Evangel; —a Gospel; evangelic(al)
evapor; —i evaporation; to —orate
evaqi; —o evacuation; to —cuate, to clear, to leave
even; —i event: to occur
event; —a; —e eventuality; —tuaclass="underline" —ally
evi, —ti; —azo to avoid; action of avoiding: to avert: —ing n
evid; —a; —i; —e evidence; —ent; to be —: —ly
evidenta; —enso evident; —dence
evix, —i to evict, —ion
evok; —i evocation: to evoke
evolvi; —o to evolve; —lution
ex- ex-, late
exado way out
exageri; —a, —at; —o to exaggerate; —ed —ation
exal, —i exhalation, to exhale
exalti; —o to exalt: —ation
exam; —i; —er examination; to —mine; —ator
exavidi to fulfil
exe out, outdoors
exed; —a; —i excess; —ive; to exceed
exekut; —i; —ifa execution; to —cute; —tive
exel, —eso; —a; —i excellence; —ent; to excel
exemplo; —a; —ar example; exemplary: copy, specimen
exenta; —o exempt; —ion
exep; —a; —i exception; —al; to except
exerci; —o to exercise; —
exeselfe beside oneself
exet; —i expedient; to come off
exi to go out
exigi to go out
exiji; —o; —ema to demand, to require; exigency, demands: exacting
exil; —i; —at, —un; —ye exile; to —; —ed n; in —
exit; —i; —at excitement; to excite; —ed
exkiza exquisite
exklam; —i exclamation: to exclaim
exkluda; —e; —eso exclusive; —ly; —ness
exkludi; —o to exclude; —usion
exkurso; —i excursion; to make an —
exkuzo; —i excuse; to —
exo out, outside n
exod; —i exodus to go into —
exorto; —i exhortation: to exhort
expekti; —o to expect —ation
experiment; —a; —i experiment; —al; to —
expert, —a; —ado —i; expert n, a; survey to —
expir; —i expiration to expire
explod; —i explosion to explode
explor; —i; —er exploration; to explore; —er