Word Study - E  (290)


each
(adjective)

earing
(participle present tense)

[ plough the ground ]

earnest
(adjective)

[ serious ]
[ important ]
[ zealous ]
[ a pledge or deposit securing a contract ]

earnestly
(adverb)

earnestness
(noun)

earneth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

ease
(noun)

easier
(adjective)

easily
(adverb)

easy
(adjective)

ecclesiastical
(adjective)

[ belonging to the church ]

edge
(noun)

edged
(participle passive)

edges
(plural noun)

edification
(noun)

edified
(participle passive)

edifieth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

edify
(verb transitive)

[ instruct ]
[ build up in knowledge ]

edifying
(participle present tense)

effect
(noun)

[ a thing done ]
[ to bring to pass ]

effected
(participle passive)

effectual
(adjective)

[ effective ]

effectually
(adverb)

effeminate
(adjective)

[ womannish ]
[ delicate ]
[ wanton ]
[ unmanly ]
[ unnaturally ]
[ soft or weak ]

egress
(noun)

[ foorthgoing ]
[ passage out ]

egresses
(plural noun)

elect
(verb transitive)

[ chosen ]
[ picked out ]

elected
(participle passive)

election
(noun)

[ choice ]

elect's
(noun)

elements
(plural noun)

[ the first principles or beginning of anything ]

eloquent
(adjective)

else
(adjective)

emboldened
(participle passive)

[ to make bold ]

emboldeneth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

embossed
(participle passive)

embrace
(verb transitive)

embraced
(participle passive)

embracing
(participle present tense)

embroidered
(participle passive)

emerods
(noun)

[ hemorrhoids ]
[ swelling ]
[ a kind of disease ]

eminent
(adjective)

[ prominent ]
[ outstanding ]
[ distinguished ]
[ appearing higher ]
[ further out excelling ]

employed
(participle passive)

emptied
(participle passive)

emptiness
(noun)

empty
(adjective)

emulation
(noun)

[ envy ]
[ imitate ]
[ a jealous rivalry ]

emulations
(plural noun)

enabled
(participle passive)

enchanters
(plural noun)

enchantment
(noun)

enclose
(verb)

enclosed
(participle passive)

encompass
(verb transitive)

encompasseth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

encountered
(participle passive)

[ set against ]
[ to meet ]

encourage
(verb transitive)

encouraged
(participle passive)

encouraging
(participle present tense)

encouragingly
(adverb)

end
(noun)

endamage
(verb transitive)

[ to inflict damage upon ]
[ injure ]
[ discredit ]

endanger
(verb transitive)

endangered
(participle passive)

endeavor
(noun)

endeavored
(participle passive)

endeavoring
(participle present tense)

endeavors
(plural noun)

ended
(participle passive)

endless
(adjective)

ends
(plural noun)

enduce
(verb)

[ move ]

endued
(participle passive)

[ to introduce ]
[ to bring to a certain condition ]

endure
(verb transitive)

endured
(participle passive)

endureth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

enduring
(participle present tense)

enflame
(verb)

[ burn ]
[ set on fire ]

enflaming
(participle present tense)

enfolding
(participle present tense)

engaged
(participle passive)

engines
(plural noun)

[ a mechanical device or machine ]
[ weapons of warfare ]

engrafted
(participle passive)

[ to be grafted in ]
[ inserted ]
[ implanted ]
[ introduced ]

engrave
(verb transitive)

engraved
(participle passive)

engraven
(participle passive)

engraving
(participle present tense)

enjoin
(verb transitive)

[ to direct ]
[ command ]
[ impose ]

enjoined
(participle passive)

enjoy
(verb transitive)

enjoyed
(participle passive)

enjoyment
(verb)

enlarge
(verb transitive)

[ make bigger ]
[ set at liberty ]

enlarged
(participle passive)

enlargement
(noun)

[ freedom ]
[ relief ]

enlargeth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

enlarging
(participle present tense)

enlighten
(verb transitive)

enlightened
(participle passive)

enlightening
(participle present tense)

enmity
(noun)

enough
(adjective)

enquire
(verb)

enquired
(participle passive)

enquiry
(noun)

enrich
(verb transitive)

enriched
(participle passive)

enrichest
(verb present tense second-person singular)

ensample
(noun)

[ an example ]
[ a pattern ]
[ a model ]
[ a sample ]

ensamples
(plural noun)

ensign
(noun)

[ a signal ]
[ a sign ]
[ a token ]
[ an emblem ]
[ a flag for war ]

ensigns
(plural noun)

enslave
(verb transitive)

enslaved
(participle passive)

ensue
(verb transitive)

[ follow after ]

entangle
(verb transitive)

entangled
(participle passive)

entangleth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

enter
(verb transitive)

entered
(participle passive)

entereth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

entering
(participle present tense)

enterprise
(noun)

[ begin ]
[ take in hand ]

entertain
(verb transitive)

entertained
(participle passive)

entice
(verb transitive)

enticed
(participle passive)

enticeth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

enticing
(participle present tense)

entire
(adjective)

entirely
(adverb)

entrails
(noun)

[ inward parts ]

entrance
(noun)

entrances
(plural noun)

entreat
(verb)

entreated
(participle passive)

entreaties
(plural noun)

entreaty
(noun)

entries
(plural noun)

entry
(noun)

envied
(participle passive)

envies
(plural noun)

envieth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

envious
(adjective)

environ
(adjective)

[ to surround ]
[ to envelop ]

envy
(verb transitive)

envying
(participle present tense)

envyings
(plural noun)

ephah
(noun)

[ a kind of measure ]
[ about 8 gallons ]

ephod
(noun)

[ cloak worn by priests ]

epistle
(noun)

[ a sent letter ]

equal
(adjective)

equality
(noun)

equally
(adverb)

equals
(plural noun)

equity
(noun)

[ right ]
[ lawfulnes ]

equivalent
(adjective)

[ of equal value ]

ere
(adverb)

[ before or until ]

err
(verb intransitive)

erred
(participle passive)

erreth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

error
(noun)

errors
(plural noun)

escape
(verb transitive)

escaped
(participle passive)

escapeth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

escaping
(participle present tense)

eschew
(verb transitive)

[ shunning ]
[ avoid ]
[ escape ]
[ to shun ]
[ to abstain from ]

eschewed
(participle passive)

especially
(adverb)

espousals
(plural noun)

espoused
(participle passive)

[ promised in marriage ]
[ betrothed ]
[ engaged ]

espy
(verb transitive)

[ see ]
[ perceive ]

establish
(verb)

[ confirm ]
[ make strong ]

established
(participle passive)

establisheth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

establishment
(noun)

estate
(noun)

[ condition ]
[ position ]
[ status ]

estates
(plural noun)

esteem
(verb transitive)

esteemed
(participle passive)

esteemeth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

esteeming
(participle present tense)

estranged
(participle passive)

eternal
(adjective)

[ everlasting ]
[ without end ]

eternity
(noun)

eunuch
(noun)

[ deprive of vitality or vigor  ]
[ wanting stones ]

euroclydon
(noun)

[ a tempestuous north-easterly wind ]

evangelist
(noun)

[ bringer of glad tidings ]

evangelists
(plural noun)

[ bringers of the gospel or glad tidings ]

event
(noun)

[ chance ]
[ that which followeth any thing ]

eventide
(noun)

ever
(adverb)

everlasting
(adjective)

evermore
(adverb)

every
(adjective)

every day
(adjective)

every one
(pronoun)

everyone
(pronoun)

everything
(pronoun)

everywhere
(adverb)

evidence
(noun)

evidences
(plural noun)

evident
(adjective)

evidently
(adverb)

evilfavouredness
(noun)

[ ugliness ]
[ deformity ]

exact
(adjective)

[ perfectly done ]
[ to require with extremity ]

exacteth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

exacting
(participle present tense)

exaction
(noun)

exactors
(plural noun)

exalt
(verb transitive)

exaltation
(noun)

[ lifting up ]

exalted
(participle passive)

exaltest
(verb present tense second-person singular)

exalteth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

examine
(verb transitive)

examined
(participle passive)

examining
(participle present tense)

example
(noun)

examples
(plural noun)

exceed
(verb transitive)

exceeded
(participle passive)

exceedest
(verb present tense second-person singular)

exceedeth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

exceeding
(participle present tense)

exceedingly
(adverb)

exceeds
(verb)

excel
(verb transitive)

excelled
(participle passive)

excellency
(adverb)

excellent
(adjective)

excellest
(verb present tense second-person singular)

excelleth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

except
(verb transitive)

excepted
(participle passive)

excess
(noun)

excessive
(adjective)

[ too much ]
[ more then enough ]

exchange
(verb transitive)

exchanger
(noun)

[ money-changer ]
[ banker ]

exchangers
(plural nouns)

exclude
(verb transitive)

[ thrust ]
[ shut out ]
[ keep out ]

excluded
(participle passive)

excuse
(verb transitive)

excused
(participle passive)

excusing
(participle present tense)

execration
(noun)

[ a curse ]
[ detestation ]
[ abhorrence ]

exellency
(noun)

exempted
(participle passive)

exercise
(noun)

exercised
(participle passive)

exerciseth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

exhort
(verb transitive)

exhortation
(noun)

exhorted
(participle passive)

exhorteth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

exhorting
(participle present tense)

expectation
(noun)

expected
(participle passive)

expecting
(participle present tense)

expedient
(adjective)

[ fit ]
[ meet or beseeming ]

expel
(verb transitive)

[ put out ]
[ thrust out ]

expelled
(participle passive)

expense
(noun)

[ cost ]
[ money laid out ]

expenses
(plural noun)

experience
(noun)

experiment
(noun)

[ a proof ]
[ trial ]

expert
(adjective)

[ skilfull ]

expire
(verb transitive)

[ to die ]
[ give up the ghost to decay ]

expired
(participle passive)

expireth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

explain
(verb transitive)

[ to make manifest ]
[ delcare ]

expounded
(participle passive)

express
(verb transitive)

expressed
(participle passive)

expressly
(adverb)

[ fitly ]
[ manifestly ]

extend
(verb transitive)

[ spread forth ]
[ prolong ]
[ make longer ]
[ to enlarge ]

extended
(participle passive)

extendeth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

extinct
(adjective)

[ put out ]

extol
(verb transitive)

[ advance ]
[ praise highly ]
[ to lift up ]

extolled
(participle passive)

extortion
(noun)

extortioner
(noun)

extortioners
(plural noun)

extremity
(noun)

exulcerate
(verb transitive)

[ to make sore ]
[ to corrupt ]

eye-salve
(noun)

eye-service
(noun)

eyewitnesses
(plural noun)