establis-ar:
to establish; to settle or fix firmly; place on a permanent footing; make firm, stable or constant; (cf. instalar, pruvar). Ex.: Establisar la fundamento di edifico. Establisar komercal societo, fabrikerio, kolonio. Establisar su en urbo. La establiso di banko. Note “Establishment in the sense of “institution” is translated by the suffix –erio; educational establishment: eduk-erio). — DEFIRSestafet-o:
courier: (esp. a mounted messenger). — DeFIRSestakad-o:
boom, chain or row of piles across a harbor for defense; (cf. palisado). — FISestal-ar:
estamp-ar:
estanch-ar:
estay-o:
estetik-o:
esthetics. — DEFIRSestim-ar:
estiv-ar:
estomp-ar:
estrad-o:
estrade; raised platform; (cf. platformo). — DeFRSestragon-o:
estrib-o:
(saddle-) stirrup;estuari-o:
estuary. — DEFISestubl-o:
stubble; -agro: s. land. — DEFISesturjun-o:
esvan-ar:
etaj-o:
story, floor (of a house, etc.); tier; tri-etaja domo: three story house; dispozar etaj-ope, -atre: to taper, put in tiers. — DFRetajer-o:
what-not, set of selves. Def. Tabuli dispozita erajatre. — DFRetamin-o:
tammy-cloth; filtro- -o: bolting-. straining cloth. — DeFIRSetap-ar:
etat-o:
statement, account (receipts and expenditures); roll; -o di spensi: account of expenses; pre- -o: estimate (of outlay, etc.). — DFISeter-o:
etern-a:
eternal, everlasting; -o: eternity: (duration); la -o:etik-o:
(bon-) morality; ethics; moral science; -a, -ala, -oza: moral, ethical; -al-eso, -oz-eso: morality; sen-a: immoral; sen- -eso: immorality; kontre-etikajo: immoral act. (N.B. The adj. form translates the E. "moral" Mor-ala refers to the mori of a country, cf. mor-o. — DEFIRSetiket-o:
etimologi-o:
etymology; -isto: etymologist. — DEFIRSetiol-ar:
etiologi-o:
etmoid-a, -o*:
etnografi-o:
ethnnography. — DEFIRSetnologi-o:
ethnology; -isto: ethnologist. — DEFIRSetologi-o:
ethology. — DEFIRSEtruri-ana:
Etruscan, relating to Etruria.