Scanlon's Latin Grammar - Essan.org

SECOND LATIN
E
e, frolTI, out of
ecce, behold
ecclesia, f., church
ecclesiasticus, ecclesiastical, pertaining
to the church
eeontra, on the other hand
edere, -didi, -ditus, to bring forth, to
deliver
ediscere, -didici, to learn
edoeere (2) , -docui, -doctus, to instruct
educatio, t., training
educere, -duxi, -ductus, to take away,
to bring forth
effective, efficaciously
effectus, m., effect
efficax, efficacious
effieere (io), -feci, -feetus, to make, to
bring about
efHuere, -fluxi, to flow out or away
efformare, to form, to shape
effulgere (2), -fulsi, -fulsus, to shine
upon
effundere, -fudi, ..£USus, to shed, to
pour out
e.g. (abbrev. for exempli gratia), for
example
ego, I
egredi (dep. 3), ..gressus, to come out,
to go out, to go forth
egressio, t., egress, departure
egressus, tn., depa.rture
ejicere (io), -jeei, ..jeetus, to cast out,
to bring forth
ejusmodi, of this sort; et ejusmodi,
and the like
electio, f., election, choice
electus:, m., elect
eleemosyna, f., alms
elementaris, elementary
elemelltum, n., element
elevare, to elevate, to lift up
elevatio, f., elevation, lifting
elicere, ..Hcui, ..licitus, to elicit, to call
forth
eligere, ..legi, ..lectus, to elect, to
choose
eloquentia, f ... eloquence, oratory
elucere (2), ..luxi, to shine forth, to be
apparent
elueeseere, to shine forth, to stand out
clearly
emanatio, f., emanation
emere, emi, emptus, to buy
emittere, ..misi, -missus, to send out,
to put forth
emollire (4), to soften, to render mild
emphaticus, emphatic
emptio, t., buying
enarrare, to tell, to relate, to show
forth
energia, t., energy
enim, for
enormis, enormous
ens, n., being
entitativus, entitative, of the nature of
an entity or real thing
episcopus, m., bishop
epistola, f., epistle
erga, towards
ergo, therefore, then
erigere, -rexi, -rectus, to raise up, to
erect
eripere, ..ripui, ..reptus, to rescue, to deliver
from
errare, to err
erroneus, erroneous
error, m., error
eruditus, infonned, instructed
eruere, -rui, -rutus, to deliver
esse, fui, to be; est ei in animo, he has
in mind, he intends
essendi, essendo, of, in being (gerund
of esse used in Vulgar Latin)
essentia, f., essence
essentialis, essential