| e | = | from, out of |
| eatenus | = | so far, thus far, up to then |
| ebrius | = | drunk, intoxicated |
| ebullio | = | to boil up, bubble up, to appear |
| ecce | = | Lo! Behold! See! |
| ecclesia | = | church |
| ecquando | = | at any time? ever? |
| edico | = | to announce, declare |
| edictum | = | ordinance |
| editio | = | statement |
| editio | = | the publishing of a book, an announcement |
| edo | = | put forth, give out |
| edo edi essum | = | to eat, consume, devour, waste |
| edoceo | = | to instruct thoroughly |
| edoceo | = | to inform fully, instruct thoroughly |
| edoctus | = | well versed, informed |
| educator | = | tutor |
| educo | = | to foster, draw out |
| educo | = | to draw out, lead out, march out/bring up, rear |
| edulis | = | edible |
| eduro | = | to last endure, persist |
| edurus | = | hard |
| effectus | = | rendered |
| effectus | = | doing, execution, performance, effect, result |
| effeminatus | = | womanish |
| effercio | = | to cram, stuff, fill |
| effero | = | to bring forth |
| effertus | = | stuffed, jammed, crammed |
| efferus | = | savage, wild, untamed, undomesticated |
| efferus | = | fierce |
| effervo | = | to boil up, swarm out (like bees) |
| efficaciter | = | effectively, efficiently |
| efficax | = | effective, efficient |
| efficax | = | efficacious |
| efficens | = | efficient, effective |
| efficenter | = | efficiently, effectively, powerfully |
| efficio | = | to do, produce, effect, make, bring about, cause |
| efficio | = | to bring to pass |
| effingo | = | to form, fashion, make, duplicate, copy |
| efflagito | = | to plead urgently |
| efflo | = | to breathe out, blow out |
| effloresco | = | to blossom, bloom, break out |
| effluo | = | to vanish, be forgotten, pour out, leak, seep |
| effluvium | = | an outlet, seepage |
| effodio | = | to dig out, excavate, to gut |
| effor | = | to speak, express, state, declare |
| effor | = | to speak out |
| effreno | = | to let go without reins |
| effrenus | = | wild, unrestrained, unchecked, unbridled |
| effundo | = | to pour out |
| effundo | = | to pour out, pour forth, shed, utter |
| effusio | = | a pouring form, effusion |
| effusio | = | exhilaration, upwelling of emotion |
| effutio | = | to gab, chatter |
| egelidus | = | thawed, lukewarm, tepid |
| egens | = | to needy |
| egenus | = | in want of, in need of, destitute |
| egeo | = | to need, lack, want, be without |
| egestas | = | to extreme poverty |
| ego | = | I, me |
| ego | = | I, self |
| egredior | = | to come out |
| egregius | = | illustrious, eminent, distinguished |
| egressio | = | withdrawal, depart, withdraw |
| eia | = | ho! |
| ejulo | = | to wail |
| elabor | = | to slip away, escape |
| elatio | = | high wave, self-exaltation |
| elatus | = | puffed up |
| elatus | = | puff-up, proud of oneself, arrogant |
| electrum | = | amber |
| electus | = | chosen, select |
| elegans | = | elegant, fine |
| elementum | = | first principle, element, basic constituent |
| elemosina | = | alms |
| elemosinarius | = | almoner, person in charge of providing charity |
| elephantus | = | elephant |
| elido | = | to dash to pieces |
| eligo | = | to pick out, select, choose |
| eligo | = | to elect |
| eloquens | = | eloquent, persuasive, fluent |
| eloquentia | = | eloquence, readiness of speech, fluency |
| eloquor | = | to speak out, express oneself, declare |
| elucido | = | to light |
| elucubro | = | to compose with great labor |
| eluo | = | to wash out, rinse cleanse, squander, waste |
| eluvies | = | a flowing over, flood, innundation |
| eluvio | = | inundation |
| emanio | = | to flow out, spread, arise, emanate, originate |
| emendator | = | corrector, editor |
| emendo | = | to free from faults, emend, edit |
| emendo | = | to amend, correct |
| emercor | = | to buy up |
| emereor | = | to deserve |
| emerio | = | to obtain by service, earn completely |
| emico | = | to shine |
| emineo | = | to stand out, project, be remarkable, conspicuous |
| emineo | = | to be prominent, conspicuous |
| eminor | = | to threaten, menace |
| eminus | = | at a distance, from a distance |
| emiolios | = | one and a half |
| emiror | = | to wonder at exceedingly |
| emitto | = | to send out |
| emitto suspiria | = | to to sigh |
| emo emi emptum | = | to buy, purchase |
| emoveo | = | to move away, remove, take away |
| emptio | = | a buying, a purchase |
| emundo | = | to cleanse |
| en | = | behold! |
| enim | = | in fact, truly, indeed |
| enim | = | for, in fact, truly (may often be omitted) |
| enimvero | = | indeed |
| eniteo | = | to gleam |
| enitor | = | -niti, -nisus or nixus to labour to bring forth |
| enitor | = | to climb, advance, work one's way up, strive |
| ensis | = | sword |
| enucleate | = | plainly |
| enucleo | = | to make clear |
| enumero | = | to count, count up, enumerate |
| enutrio | = | to bring up |
| eo | = | to advance, march on, go, leave |
| eo ire itum | = | to go, advance, proceed, travel, move along |
| eos | = | dawn, daybreak |
| ephebus | = | youth |
| episcopalis | = | episcopal |
| episcopus | = | bishop |
| epistola | = | letter |
| epistola | = | letter, epistle, missive, message |
| epistula | = | letter, epistle, missive, message |
| epitaphium | = | funeral oration |
| epithalamium | = | wedding song |
| epitoma | = | abridgement, summary |
| epitome | = | abridgement, summary |
| epos | = | epic poem |
| epotus | = | drunk up, drained, swallowed up |
| eptheca | = | an addition |
| epulae | = | a banquet, feast, food, dishes, courses of a meal |
| epulo | = | sumptuous food, banquet, feast |
| epulor | = | to feast, banquet, dine |
| epulor | = | to dine |
| epulor | = | to feast, feast on |
| epulum | = | a banquet, feast |
| equa | = | a mare |
| eques | = | horseman |
| equester (-stris, stre) | = | equestrian, relating to cavalry |
| equidem (adv) | = | indeed, truly, for my part |
| equinus | = | equine, relating to horses |
| equipero | = | [+ dat.] to be the equal of |
| equitatus | = | cavalry, horsemen (classical) |
| equito | = | to ride, ride through |
| equito (-are) | = | to ride on horseback |
| equus | = | horse, steed, mount |
| equus | = | horse |
| era | = | mistress, lady |
| eradico | = | to root out, destroy, obliterate, get rid of |
| erectus | = | upright, standing, resolute |
| erectus | = | proud, alert, anxious, cheerful |
| erepo | = | to creep out, creep over, creep up |
| ereptio | = | seizure, taking by force, confiscation |
| ereptio | = | seizure |
| ereptor | = | thief, robber |
| erga (+ acc.) | = | toward, about |
| ergastulum | = | a workhouse for slaves |
| ergo (adv.) | = | accordingly, then, therefore |
| ergo (gen. +) | = | on account of, because of |
| ericius (mil.) | = | hedgehog, chevaux de frise |
| erigo | = | to erect, raise, set up, arouse, encourage |
| erigo | = | to arouse, raise up |
| erilis | = | relating to a master or mistress |
| eripio | = | to snatch |
| erogatio | = | payment, expenditure |
| erogo | = | to ask for, to pay out, expend, disburse |
| erogo | = | to disburse |
| errabundus | = | wandering |
| erratio | = | a wandering, straying |
| erratum | = | fault, error, mistake |
| erratus | = | wandering, straying |
| erro | = | to wander, stray, rove, be mistaken, err |
| erro | = | to go astray, wander, err |
| error | = | aberration, error, mistake |
| error | = | uncertainty, deception |
| error | = | wandering, error, mistake, deception |
| erubesco (+ inf.) | = | to blush to, (+acc.) |
| erubescundus | = | something to be ashamed of, worth blushing over |
| eruca | = | a colewort (plant) |
| eructo | = | eject, belch |
| eructo (-are) | = | to vomit, throw up, to cast out, throw out |
| erudio | = | to polish, instruct |
| erudio | = | to polish, smooth, instruct, teach, educate |
| eruditio | = | instruction, teaching, knowledge, learning |
| erumpo | = | to break open, vent, discharge, erupt |
| erumpo | = | to break out, burst forth, (milit.) |
| eruo | = | to pluck, rescue |
| eruo | = | to dig up, pull out, raze, demolish |
| eruptio | = | an eruption, bursting forth, sally, attack |
| erus | = | master, owner, lord |
| ervum | = | a bitter weed, vetch |
| esca | = | food |
| esca | = | food, bait |
| escensio | = | a movement inland, milit. marching inland |
| esculentus | = | succulent, delicious, ripe |
| esito (-are) | = | to continue eating |
| esse | = | be |
| esse | = | nature of being |
| esse suae potestatis | = | to be one's own master |
| essedarius | = | one who fight from a chariot |
| esurio | = | to be hungry, to hunger, long for, desire, yearn |
| esuritio | = | hunger |
| et | = | and |
| et .. et | = | both .. and |
| etenim | = | for indeed |
| ethologus | = | a mimic |
| etiam | = | as yet, still, even, also, besides |
| etiam | = | and furthermore |
| etiam (+ comparative) | = | still [etiam maior = still greater |
| etiam (answering a question) | = | yes, certainly |
| etiam atque etiam | = | again and again |
| etiamsi | = | even if, although |
| etsi | = | though, although |
| etsi (acsi) | = | even if, although, nothwithstanding |
| eunuchizare | = | castrate |
| eunuchus | = | eunuch |
| evacuo | = | empty |
| evado | = | to escape |
| evado | = | to go out, set out, get off, escape, result |
| evagor | = | to wander out, stray off |
| evalesco | = | to grow strong, become fashionable, prevail |
| evaneo | = | to vanish |
| evanesco (evanui) | = | to vanish, disappear, pass away |
| evangelium | = | the gospel |
| evanidus | = | vanishing, disappearing, passing away |
| evasto (-are) | = | to lay waste, devastate |
| eveho (-vexi, vectum) | = | to carry out (+ relexive) |
| evello | = | to tear out, pluck out, turn out, result |
| evello (-ere, velli, vulsum) | = | to happen, occur, come about, befall |
| evenio | = | to come to pass, happen, befall |
| eventus | = | outcome, success, fate, event, occurrence |
| everbero | = | to strike violently, to hit hard |
| everriculum | = | a fishing net, seine, a clean sweep |
| everro (-verri, -versus) | = | to sweep out, plunder, pillage |
| eversio | = | an overturning, destruction, ruin |
| eversor | = | a destroyer |
| everto | = | to destroy, ruin, demolish, raise, overthrow |
| everto | = | to turn out, throw out, eject, dislodge, overturn |
| evestigatus | = | found out, discovered. tracked down |
| evidens | = | clear, distinct, plain, visible, evident |
| evidenter | = | clearly, distinctly, plainly |
| evigilo | = | to awaken, be alert, be watchful |
| evincio | = | [vinxi, victum] to tie up, bind |
| evinco | = | to conquer, subjugate, enthrall, defeat |
| eviscero | = | to disembowel |
| evito | = | to shuun, avoid, to kill |
| evoco | = | to draw out, draw on, produce |
| evolo | = | to flee, escape, fly away, rush out |
| evolutio | = | unrolling and reading of a scroll |
| evolvo | = | to untangle, extricate, detach, disclose, explain |
| evomo | = | to vomit forth |
| evulgo | = | to publish |
| ex | = | from, out of |
| ex (= e ) | = | (prep. + abl.) |
| exacuo | = | to sharpen |
| exaequo exequo | = | to be like, equal, make level or even, relate |
| exaestuo | = | to give forth, foam |
| exaggeratio | = | accumulation |
| exaggeratus | = | accumulated, abundantly supplied |
| exaggero | = | to enlarge, accumulate |
| exagito | = | to stir up |
| exalto | = | to raise high |
| exanimus | = | lifeless |
| exardesco | = | to to be inflamed |
| exaresco | = | to become dry, arid |
| exarmo | = | to disarm |
| exaro | = | to write down, till |
| exaro | = | to plow up, dig up, write on a wax tablet |
| exaspero | = | to irritate |
| exaudio | = | to hearken to, grant |
| exaudio | = | to listen to, hear plainly, hear favorably |
| excedo (trans.) | = | to exceed, leave, pass beyond |
| excellens | = | superior |
| excellentia | = | excellence, merit, worth |
| excello | = | to elevate, surpass |
| excelsa | = | elevations |
| excessum | = | departure, death, digression |
| excipio (excepi exceptum ) | = | to take out, except, take, capture |
| excipo | = | to receive, intercept |
| excito | = | to awaken, occasion, stir |
| excito | = | call forth, bring about, wake, raise up |
| exclamo | = | to shout, cry aloud, exclaim, call someone by name |
| excludo | = | to shut out, exclude |
| excolo | = | to tend, cultivate |
| excolo | = | to honor (a deity), polish, adorn, refine, serve |
| excorio | = | to skin |
| excorio | = | to shave, scalp, flay, oppress, peel |
| excrucio | = | to torment, torture, cause great pain |
| excusatio | = | excuse |
| excuso | = | to exempt from blame, excuse, make excuses |
| executio | = | to seize, recover |
| executor | = | adminstrator, executive officer |
| exemplar | = | model, pattern, original, prototype, book to copy |
| exemplar | = | example |
| exemplum | = | pattern, model, example |
| exempoator | = | m, model, example |
| exeo | = | to withdraw, go forth |
| exerceo | = | to train, cultivate, keep at work, exercise |
| exerceo | = | to administer |
| exercitatio | = | work at, busy oneself in |
| exercitatio | = | adminstration, [+ in] prosecute |
| exercito | = | to practise diligently |
| exercitus | = | army |
| exertus | = | tested, tried, approved, experienced |
| exesto | = | extra esto |
| exhaurio | = | to exhaust, make out |
| exhaustus | = | drained |
| exheredo | = | to disinherit |
| exheres | = | disinherited |
| exhibeo | = | to sustain, deliver |
| exhibeo exibeo | = | to produce, show, display, offer, allow, cause |
| exhibitio | = | producing |
| exhilaro | = | to make cheerful |
| exhilaro | = | to delight |
| exhorresco | = | to be horrified, to shake, shudder, dread |
| exhorto | = | to encourage |
| exigo | = | drive out, force out, exact, demand, sell |
| exigo | = | complete, finish, determine, decide, settle |
| exigo | = | to exact |
| exilis | = | thin, slender, meager |
| eximietate | = | uncommonness, excellence |
| eximius | = | extraordinary, excellent, fine, superb |
| eximius | = | uncommon, extraordinary, exceptional |
| eximo | = | to free, release, take out, remove, waste |
| exinde | = | thence, furthermore |
| exinde | = | thence, next, thereupon, after that, then |
| existo | = | to become |
| exitiabilis exitialis exitosu | = | fatal deadly, destructive, lethal |
| exitialiter | = | perniciously |
| exitium | = | ruin |
| exitium | = | destruction, ruin |
| exitus | = | withdrawing, outlet |
| exitus | = | going out, going forth, exit, end, finish |
| exorbatus | = | stripped |
| exordior | = | to begin |
| exordium | = | commencement |
| exordium | = | the beginning (especially of a speech) |
| exorior | = | to rise, spring up, issue, appear, come forward |
| exorior | = | to appear, come forth |
| exorno | = | to equip, adorn |
| exorno | = | to furnish, provide, supply |
| exoro | = | prevail upon, beg |
| exoro | = | to prevail upon a person, entreat successfully |
| exorsus | = | begun |
| exortus | = | appearance |
| exosus | = | loathing, fiercely hating, despising |
| exosus | = | hated exceedingly |
| expalpo | = | to lure out, coax out |
| expando | = | to spread out |
| expedio | = | to release, set free, clear, explain, clarify |
| expedio | = | to free from a snare, disentangle, ready, settled |
| expedite | = | promptly |
| expedite | = | freely, easily |
| expeditio | = | enterprise |
| expeditione | = | military operation, military force, expedition |
| expeditus | = | unimpeded, unchecked, (mil.) |
| expello | = | to eject |
| expello (expuli expulsum ) | = | to drive out, expel, force out, banish |
| expendo | = | to consider |
| expergefacio | = | to awaken |
| expergescor | = | to bestir |
| experior | = | to test, put to the test, ascertain |
| experior (experiri, expertus | = | to try, test, experience, prove |
| expers | = | wanting, destitute of, not sharing in |
| expers | = | destitute of |
| expertus | = | experienced, ascertained, knowing, proven |
| expetens | = | desirous, eager |
| expeto | = | to seek after, make for |
| expeto | = | to fall upon |
| expeto | = | to demand, require, desire, strive after |
| expilatio | = | plundering, taking booty |
| expio | = | to purify |
| expiscor | = | to fish out, find out, discover |
| explano | = | to make clear |
| expleo | = | to fulfill, finish |
| expleo | = | to make losses good, fulfil, discharge (duties) |
| expleo explevi expletum | = | to fill, fill up, complete, finish |
| expletio | = | to bring to completion, finish, end |
| expletio | = | satifying |
| expletus (part.) | = | perfect, complete |
| explicatus | = | explanation, exposition |
| explico | = | to uncoil, undo |
| explico | = | to unfold, unroll, disentangle, explain, expound |
| explorator | = | scout |
| expono | = | to expound, display |
| expono (exposui expositum ) | = | to set forth, explain, expose |
| exporrigo | = | to spread out |
| exposco | = | to entreat |
| expositus | = | open, accessible, exposed |
| expostulo | = | to demand earnestly, to make a claim |
| exprimo | = | to represent |
| expugno | = | to capture, overcome, subdue, take by storm, gain |
| expugno | = | to take by assault |
| expurgo | = | to purge |
| exquisitus | = | sought after, exquisite, excellent, fine, delicat |
| exsecrabile | = | detestable |
| exsecror | = | to detest, curse |
| exsequiae | = | relics |
| exsequor | = | to execute, avenge, punish, relate, describe |
| exsequor | = | to describe, carry out |
| exsequor | = | to maintain, keep up, carry out, fulfill |
| exsequor exequor | = | to follow to the grave, follow to the end |
| exsertus exertus | = | project, thrust forward |
| exsilio | = | to spring forth, bound forth |
| exsilium | = | exile, banishment |
| exsisto | = | to emerge, be, happen, take place |
| exsisto | = | to emerge, appear, exist, be |
| exsisto existo | = | to stand forth, arise, appear |
| exsors | = | deprived of |
| exspectata | = | welcome |
| exspecto | = | to await |
| exspecto | = | to look for, expect, await, wait for |
| exstasis | = | amazement |
| exstinguo, exstingui, exstinc | = | to extinguish, put out |
| exsto | = | to stand out, be extant, appear, project, show it |
| exsul | = | exile |
| exsulo | = | to live in exile |
| exsulto | = | to revel, rejoice exceedingly, exult |
| exsupero | = | to excell |
| extemplo | = | to at once |
| extendo | = | to stretch out |
| exter, externus | = | foreign |
| exterminata | = | banished |
| extermino | = | exussum, burn down, burn, set on fire |
| externus | = | outer, foreign, outside, external |
| exterritus | = | terrified |
| extimus | = | outermost |
| extollo | = | to praise exaggerate, decorate, adorn |
| extollo | = | to exalt |
| extollo | = | to lift up, raise up, erect, elevate, exalt |
| extorqueo | = | to twist, wrench, dislocate, extort by force |
| extra | = | outside, outside of |
| extra (prep. + acc.) | = | beyond, outside |
| extraho | = | to draw forth |
| extraho | = | prolong, protract, bring forward |
| extraho extraxi extractum | = | drag out, extract, remove |
| extraneus | = | a foreigner, stranger |
| extraneus | = | outside, exraneous, foreign, strange |
| extrarius | = | outward, external, strange, unrelated, foreign |
| extremitas | = | end, farthest part |
| extremitas | = | end |
| extremo | = | at last, finally, ultimately |
| extremus | = | outermost, last, extreme |
| extrico | = | disentangle, free, extricate, clear up, unravel |
| extrinsecus | = | outwardly, externally, from the outside |
| extrudo | = | to drive out |
| extundo | = | to form by beating with a hammer, invent, devise |
| extundo | = | drive away, repel violently, extort |
| exturbo | = | to drive away, thrust out |
| exuberans | = | superfluous |
| exubero | = | to abound in |
| exubero | = | to grow thickly, abound |
| exulcero | = | to aggravate, exacerbate, irritate, make worse |
| exulto | = | to exult, be joyful |
| exululo | = | to howl loudly |
| exundo | = | to overflow, abound |
| exuo | = | to divest, strip off |
| exuo | = | to lay aside, put away, store/strip, deprive |
| exuro, exussum | = | burn down, burn, set on fire |
| exustio | = | burning up, conflagration |
| exuviae | = | spoils, booty, hides pelt |
| exuviae (anything taken off) | = | dress, clothing |