estamp-ar:
(estanch-ar:
(estay-o:
(ester-o:
(2001) (estetik-o:
esthetics. — DEFIRSestim-ar:
(estiv-ar:
(estomp-ar:
(-estr-:
(estrad-o:
estrade; raised platform; (cf. platformo). — DEFRSestragon-o:
(estrib-o:
(saddle-) stirrup; (estriol-o:
(2001) estriol. — DEFIRSestrogen-o:
(2001) estrogen. — DEFIRSestron-o:
(2001) estrone. — DEFIRSestuari-o:
estuary. — DEFISestubl-o:
stubble; -agro: s. land. — DEFISesturjun-o:
(esvan-ar:
(-et-:
(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 etajatre. — DFRetalon-o:
official set of measures, weights; (etamin-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:
(etiquet-o:
(2001) etiquette. — DEFIRSetmoid-a, -o:
(etn-o*:
a people, group, race.etnografi-o:
ethnography. — DEFIRSetnologi-o:
ethnology; -isto: ethnologist. — DEFIRSetologi-o:
ethology. — DEFIRSetos-o:
(2001) ethos of a people, culture. — DEFISEtruri-ana:
Etruscan, relating to Etruria.