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Latin	English
eatenus	in so far
ebenus {f}	ebony
ebrius	drunken
eburnus	ivory [attr.]
ecclesia {f}	church
echinus {m}	sea urchin [Echinoidea]
edax	edacious
edentulus	edentulous
edictum {n}	ordinance
editio {f}	edition
educatio {f}	educating
educator {m}	educator
effectus {m}	effect
effeminatus	effeminate
efficacitas {f}	efficacy
egere [2]	to need
egestas {f}	poverty
ego	I
egregius	awesome [Am.] [coll.]
egregius	terrific [coll.] [excellent]
elatus	proud
electio {f}	election
electricus [rec.]	electric
electricus [rec.]	electrical
electrificina {f} nuclearis [rec.]	nuclear power plant [Am.]
electrificina {f} nuclearis [rec.]	nuclear power reactor
electrificina {f} nuclearis [rec.]	nuclear power station
electrochemia {f} [rec.]	electrochemistry
elephantus {m}	elephant
elephas {m}	elephant
eloquentia {f}	eloquence
emendatio {f}	emendation
emere [3]	to purchase
emolumentum {n}	advantage
emulsio {f}	emulsion
epilepsia {f}	epilepsy
epistula {f}	letter
equus {m}	horse
equus {m}	mount [horse]
equus {m}	steed
eradicare [1]	to root out
Eratosthenes {m} Cyrenaeus	Eratosthenes of Cyrene
ergo	ergo
ergo	therefore
errare [1]	to be wrong
Errare humanum est.	To err is human.
erraticus	erratic
eruditio {f}	erudition
eruptio {f}	eruption
Estonia {f} [rec.]	Estonia <.ee>
et	and
Eteocles {m}	Eteocles
etiam	still
etiam nunc	still
etiamnum	still
Etruria {f}	Etruria
Euhias {f}	bacchant
Euhios {m}	Bacchus [title given to Bacchus]
Euhius {m}	Bacchus [title given to Bacchus]
Europaeus	European
Europaeus	of Europe [postpos.]
evadere [3]	to avoid
evadere [3]	to escape
evadere [3]	to evade
evadere [3]	to go out
eventus {m}	success
evidentia {f}	evidence
evidentia {f}	obviousness
evidentia {f}	vividness
ex	of
exacerbare [1]	to aggravate
exacerbare [1]	to exasperate
exacerbare [1]	to irritate
exacerbare [1]	to provoke
exactus	accurate [precise, exact]
exactus	exact
exaudire [4]	to comprehend
exaudire [4]	to grant
exaudire [4]	to hear clearly
exaudire [4]	to hearken [archaic]
exaudire [4]	to listen
exaudire [4]	to obey
exaudire [4]	to perceive clearly
exaudire [4]	to regard
exaudire [4]	to understand
excaecare [1]	to blind
excaecare [1]	to confuse
excaecare [1]	to hide
excaecare [1]	to obscure
excellentia {f}	excellence
exceptio {f}	exception
excitare [1]	to wake up
excrementum {n}	excrement
excusatio {f}	excuse
exemplar {n}	copy
exemplar {n}	model
exemplar {n}	reproduction [replica]
exempli gratia <e.g.>	for example <e.g.>
exemplum {n}	example
exemplum {n}	instance

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