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English to Spanish Dictionary: English Words Starting with "E"![]() This is an English to Spanish dictionary for English words starting with the letter "E". Press Control-F in this page, and this will open a "Find" dialogue box. Enter the word you are searching, and the browser will try to locate it for you in the page. I do hope you find this English to Spanish dictionary useful. It is a growing project, and I will keep adding new words as time allows it. - E -Each, prep. Eager, adj. Eagerness, n. Eagle, n. Eagle-eyed, adj. Eagle-sighted, adj. Eaglet, n. Ear, v.
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Ear-bored, n. Earl, n. Earlap, n. Earldom, n. Earless, adj. Early, adj. Early, adv. Earn, v. . Earnest, adj. .
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Earnest, n. . Earning, n. . Ear-ring, n. . Earth, n. . Earth, v. . Earthen, adj. . Earthliness, n. Earthly, adj. Earthquake, n. Earthworm, n. Ear-witness, n. Ease, n. Ease, v.
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East, n. Easter, n. Easter-Eve, n. Easterly, adj. Eastern, adj. Eastward, adv. Easy, adj. Eat, v. Eatable, adj. & n.
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Eaves, n. Eaves trough, n. Eaves-drop, v. Eaves dropper, n. Ebb, n. . Ebb, v. . Ebbing, n. . Ebon, adj. . Ebony, n. . Ebullition, n. . Eccentric, adj. . Ecclesiastes, n. . Ecclesiastic, adj. .
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Ecclesiastic, n. . Echo, v. . Echo, n. . Eclipse, n. . Eclipse, v. Ecliptic, n. Economic, adj. Economical = Economic. Economist, n. Economize, v. Economy, n. Ecstasy, n.
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Ecstatic, adj. Eddy, n. Edge, n. Edge, v. Edged, adj. Edge-tool, n. Edge ways, adv. Edge wise, adv. Edging, n. Edible, adv. Edict, n. Edification, n.
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Edifice, n. Edify, v. Edit, v. Edition, n. Editor, n. Editorial, adj. Educate, v. Education, n. Educator, n. Educe, v. Eel, n. Efface, v. Effect, n.
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Effect, v. Effective, adj. Effectual, adj. Effeminacy, n. Effeminate, adj. Effeminate, v. Effervesce, v. Effervescence, n. Effete, adj. Efficacious, adj. Efficacy, n.
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Efficiency, n. Efficient, adj. Effigy, n. Effluvium, n. Effort, n. Effrontery, n. Effulgence, n. Effulgent, adj.
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Effuse, v. Effusion, n. Effusive, adj. Eft, n. Egg, n. Egg, v. Egg-plant, n. Egg-shell, n. Egoism, n. Egregious, adj.
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Egress, n. Egyptian, adj. Egyptian, n. Eh, int. Eight, adj. Eighteen, adj. Eighteenth, adj. Eightfold, adj. Eighth, adj. Eightieth, adj.
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Eighty, adj. Either, conj. Either, pron. Ejaculate, v. Ejaculation, n. Eject, v. Ejection, n. Ejectment, n. Eke, n. Eke, v. Elaborate, adj. Elaborate, v. Elapse, v. Elastic, adj. Elastical, adj. Elasticity, n. Elate, adj. Elate, v. Elation, n. Elbow, n. Elbow, v. Eld, n. Elder, adj. Elderly, adv. Elders, n. Eldership, n. Eldest, adj. Elect, adj. Elect, v. Election, n. Electioneering, n. Elective, adj. Elector, n. Electoral, adj. Electorate, n. Electric, adj. Electrical, adj. Electrician, n. Electricity, n. Electrify, v. Elegance, n. Elevate, adj. Elevate, v. Elevation, n. Elevator, n. Eleven, adj. Eleventh, adj. Elf, n. Elf, v. Elfin, adj. Elicit, v. Eligibility, n. Eligible, adj. Eliminate, v. Elite, n. Elixir, n. Elk, n. Ellipsis, n. Elliptic(al), adj. Elocution, n. Elocutionary, adj. Elocutionist, n. Elongate, v. Elongation, n. Elope, v. Elopement, n. Eloquence, n. Eloquent, adj. Else, conj. Else, pron. Elsewhere, adv. Elucidate, v. Elucidation, n. Elude, v. Eludible, adj. Elusion, n. Elusive, adj. Elusory, adj. Elve, n. Elvish, adj. Emaciate, v. Emaciation, n. Emanate, v. Emanation, n. Emancipate, v. Emancipation, n. Emasculate, adj. Emasculate, v. Embalm, v. Embank, v. Embankment, n. Embarcation, n. Embargo, n. Embark, v. Embarrass, v. Embarrassment, n. Embassador, n. Embassy, n. Embattle, v. Embellish, v. Embellishment, n. Embers, n. Embezzle, v. Embezzlement, n. Emblem, n. Emblematic, adj. Emblematical, adj. Embodiment, n. Embody, v. Embolden, v. Emboss, v. Embrace, n. Embrace, v. Embracement, n. Embrocate, v. Embrocation, n. Embroider, v. Embroidery, n. Emend, v. Emendation, n. Emerge, v. Emergency, n. Emery, n. Emetic, adj. Emetic, n. Emigrant, v. Emigrate, v. Emigration, n. Eminence, n. Eminency, n. Eminent, adj. Emissary, n. Emission, n. Emit, v. Emmet, n. Emolliate, v. Emollient, adj. Emolument, n. Emotion, n. Emotional, adj. Emperor, n. Emphasis, n. Emphatic, adj. Emphasise, v. Empire, n. Employ, n. Employ, v. Employee, n. Employment, n. Emporium, n. Empower, v. Empress, n. Emptiness, n. Empty, adj. Empty, v. Emulate, v. Emulation, n. Emulsion, n. Enable, v. Enact, v. Enactment, n. Enamour, v. Encage, v. Encamp, v. Encampment, n. Encase, v. Enchain, v. Enchant, v. Encircle, v. Enclose, v. Enclosure, n. Encompass, v. Encore, adv. Encore, int. Encore, v. Encounter, n. Encounter, v. Encourage, v. Encouragement, n. Encroach, v. Encroachment, n. Encumber, v. Encumbrance, n. End, n. End, v. Endanger, v. Endear, v. Endearment, n. Endeavor, n. Endeavor, v. Ending, n. Endless, adj. Endorse, v. Endow, v. Endowment, n. Endurance, n. Endure, v. Endways, adv. Enemy, n. Energetic, adj. Energy, n. Enfeeble, v. Enforce, v. Enforcement, n. Enfranchise, v. Engage, v. Engaged, adj. Engagement, n. Engender, v. Engine, n. Engineer, n. Engineering, n. English, adj. English, n. English, v. Engrave, v. Engraving, n. Engross, v. Engulf, v. Enhance, v. Enhancement, n. Enigma, n. Enigmatic, adj. Enigmatical, adj. Enjoin, v. Enjoy, v. Enjoyment, n. Enlarge, v. Enlargement, n. Enlighten, v. Enlightenment, n. Enlist, v. Enlistment, n. Enliven, v. Enmesh, v. Enmity, n. Ennoble, n. Enormity, n. Enormous, adj. Enough, adj. & adv. Enough, n. Enquire, v. Enquiry, n. Enrage, v. Enrich, v. Enroll, v. Enrollment, n. Ensample, n. Ensconce, v. Enshrine, v. Enshroud, v. Ensign, n. Enslave, v. Enslavement, n. Ensue, v. Ensurance, n. Ensure, v. Entangle, v. Entanglement, n. Entangler, n. Enter, v. Enterprise, n. Entertain, v. Entertainer, n. Entertainment, n. Enthral, v. Enthralling, adj. Enthrone, v. Enthronement, n. Enthusiasm, n. Enthusiastic, adj. Entice, v. Enticement, n. Entire, adj. Entirely, n. Entitle, v. Entomb, v. Entrails, n. Entrance, n. Entrap, v. Entreat, v. Entreaty, n. Entree, n. Entrust, v. Entry, n. Entwine, v. Enumerate, v. Enumeration, n. Enunciate, v. Enunciation, n. Envelop, v. Envelope, n. Envenom, v. Envious, adj. Environ, v. Envoy, n. Envy, n. Envy, v. Epact, n. Ephemeral, adj. Epicene, adj. Epidemic, adj. Epidemy, n. Epidermis, n. Epilepsy, n. Epileptic, adj. Epiphany, n. Episcopate, n. Episode, n. Epistle, n. Epistolary, adj. Epitaph, n. Epitome, n. Epoch, n. Epson salt, n. Equable, adj. Equal, adj. Equal, v. Equality, n. Equalization, n. Equalize, v. Equally, adv. Equanimity, n. Equator, n. Equestrian, adj. Equestrian, n. Equiangular, adj. Equilateral, adj. Equilibrium, n. Equine, adj. Equinox, n. Equip, v. Equipage, n. Equipment, n. Equipoise, n. Equitable, adj. Equity, n. Equivalence, n. Equivalent, adj. Equivocal, adj. Equivocate, v. Equivocation, n. Era, n. Eradicate, v. Eradication, n. Erase, v. Eraser, n. Erasure, n. Ere, adv. & prep. Erect, adj. Erect, v. Erection, n. Erelong, adj. Err, v. Errand, n. Errant, adj. Errata, n. Erratic, adj. Erratum, n. Erring, adj. Erroneous, adj. Error, n. Erudite, adj. Erudition, n. Eruption, n. Erysipelas, n. Escapade, n. Escape, v. Escape, n. Eschew, v. Escort, n. Escort, v. Escript, n. Esculent, adj. & n. Escutcheon, n. Esoteric, adj. Esophagus, n. Especial, adj. Espial, n. Espousals, n. Espouse, v. Espy, v. Essay, n. Essay, v. Essence, n. Essential, adj. Essential, n. Establish, v. Establishment, n. Estate, n. Esteem, n. Esteem, v. Estimable, adj. Estimate, n. Estimate, v. Estimation, n. Estrange, v. Estrangement, n. Estuary, n. Etch, v. Etching, n. Eternal, adj. Eternally, adv. Eternity, n. Ether, n. Ethereal, adj. Ethiop, n. Etiquette, n. Ettin, n. Etymology, n. Eucharist, n. Eulogize, v. Eulogy, n. Eunuch, n. Euphemism, n. Euphonical, adj. Euphony, n. Europe, n. European, adj. European, n. Evacuate, v. Evacuation, n. Evade, v. Evanescence, n. Evanescent, adj. Evangel, n. Evangelic, adj. Evangelical, adj. Evangelist, n. Evaporate, v. Evaporation, n. Evasion, n. Evasive, adj. Eve, n. Even, adj. Even, adv. Even, v. Evening, n. Event, n. Eventful, adj. Eventual, adj. Eventuality, n. Ever, adv. Evergreen, n. Everlasting, adj. Everlasting, n. Evermore, adv. Every, adj. Every-body, n. Every-day, adv. Every-one, n. Everything, n. Every-where, adv. Eve-through, n. Evict, v. Eviction, n. Evidence, n. Evidence, v. Evident, adj. Evil, adj. Evil, n. Evil-doer, n. Evilly, adv. Evil-minded, adj. Evil-Speaking, n. Evince, v. Evitable, adj. Evoke, v. Evolution, n. Evolve, v. Ewe, n. Ewer, n. Exact, adj. Exact, v. Exaction, n. Exactitude, n. Exaggerate, v. Exaggeration, n. Exalt, v. Exaltation, n. Examination, n. Examine, v. Example, n. Exasperate, v. Exasperation, n. Excavate, v. Excavation, n. Exceed, v. Exceeding, adj. Excel, v. Excellence, n. Excellency, n. Excellent, adj. Excelsior, adj. Except, conj. Except, prep. Except, v. Exception, n. Exceptional, adj. Excess, n. Excessive, adj. Exchange, n. Exchange, v. Exchangeable, adj. Excise, n. Excise, v. Exciseman, n. Excision, n. Excitability, n. Excitable, adj. Excite, v. Excitement, n. Exciting, adj. Exclaim, v. Exclamation, n. Exclamatory, adj. Exclude, v. Exclusion, n. Exclusive, adj. Excommunicate, v. Excommunication, n. Excrement, n. Excrete, v. Excretion, n. Excruciate, v. Excruciation, n. Exculpate, v. Exculpation, n. Excursion, n. Excursive, adj. Excuse, n. Excuse, v. Execrate, v. Execration, n. Execute, v. Executer, n. Execution, n. Executioner, n. Executive, adj. Executor, n. Executrix, n.
Albacea, ejecutora. Exemplar, n. Exemplary, adj. Exemplification, n. Exemplify, v. Exempt, adj. Exempt, v. Exemption, n. Exercise, n. Exercise, v. Exert, v. Exertion, n. Exhalation, n. Exhale, v. Exhaust, adj. Exhaust, v. Exhaustion, n. Exhibit, n. Exhibit, v. Exhibition, n. Exhibitor, n. Exhilarate, v. Exhilaration, n. Exhort, v. Exhortation, n. Exhume, v. Exhumation, n. Exigence, n.
Exigency, n.
Exigencia, necesidad. Exigent, adj. Exile, n. Exile, v. Exist, v. Existence, n. Exit, n. Exodus, n. Exonerate, v. Exoneration, n. Exorbitance, n. Exorbitant, adj. Exordium, n. Exotic, adj. Expand, v. Expanse, n. Expansion, n. Expatiate, n. Expatriate, v. Expatriation, n. Expect, v. Expectance, n. Expectant, n. Expectation, n. Expectorate, v. Expectoration, n. Expediency, n. Expedient, adj. Expedite, v. Expedition, n. Expeditious, adj. Expel, v. Expend, v. Expenditure, n Expense, n. Expensive, adj. Experience, n. Experience, v. Experienced, adj. Experiment, n. Experiment, v. Expert, adj. Expertness, n. Expiate, v. Expiation, n. Expiration, n. Expire, v. Explain, v. Explanation, n. Explanatory, adj. Expletive, adj. Explicable, adj. Explication, n. Explicit, adj. Explode, v. Exploit, n. Exploration, n. Explore, v. Explosion, n. Explosive, adj. Export, n. Export, v. Exportation, n. Expose, v. Exposition, n. Expostulate, v. Expostulation, n. Exposure, n. Expound, v. Express, adj. Express, v. Expression, n. Expulsion, n. Expunge, v. Exquisite, adj. Exquisiteness, n. Extant, adj. Extempore, adv. Extend, v. Extended, adj. Extension, n. Extensive, adj. Extent, n. Extenuate, v. Extenuation, n. Exterior, adj. Exterior, n. Exterminate, v. Extermination, n. External, adj. Extinct, adj. Extinction, n. Extinguish, v. Extirpate, v. Extirpation, n. Extol, v. Extort, v. Extortion, n. Extortionate, adj. Extra, adj. Extract, n. Extract, v. Extraction, n. Extraordinary, adj. Extravagance, n. Extravagant, adj. Extreme, adj. Extreme, n. Extremity, n. Extricate, v. Extrication, n. Extuberance, n. Exuberance, n. Exuberant, adj. Exude, v. Exult, v. Exultation, n. Eye, n. Eye, v. Eye-ball, n. Eye-brow, n. Eye-glance, n. Eye glass, n. Eye-lash, n. Eyeless, n. Eyelet, n. Eyelid, n. Eyeshot, n. Eye-sight, n. . Eye-sore, n.
Mal de ojos-->. Eye-tooth, n.
Colmillo-->. Eye-wink, n.
Guiñada-->. Eye-witness, n.
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