Freundlich E

e/ex

+ abl., out of, from

educo

educere, eduxi, eductus, to lead out

efficio

efficere, effeci, effectus, to bring about, accomplish

ego

mei/nos, nostrum, I/ we

egredior

egredi, egressus sum, to go out, leave

egregius

egregia, egregium, outstanding, remarkable

eicio

eicere, eieci, eiectus, to throw out

enim

for

enuntio

enuntiare, enuntiavi, enuntiatus, to declare, announce

eo

ire, ivi/ii, iturus, to go

eo (adv)

there, to that place

eodem

to the same place

epistula,

epistulae, f., letter

eques

equitis, m., horseman

equitatus

equitatūs, m., cavalry

equus

equi, m., horse

et

and

et . . . et

both . . . and

etiam

even, also

etsi

although

excedo

excedere, excessi, excessurus, to go out, depart

excipio

excipere, excepi, exceptus, to receive

exeo

exire, exii, exiturus, to go out

exerceo

exercēre, exercui, exercitus, to train

exercitus

exercitūs, m., army

existimo

existimare, existimavi, existimatus, to think

exitus

exitūs, m., outcome, departure

expello

expellere, expuli, expulsus, to drive out

experior

experiri, expertus sum, to test, try

explorator

exploratoris, m., scout

exploro

explorare, exploravi, exploratus, to search out, reconnoiter

expono

exponere, exposui, expositus, to put out, set forth

expugno

expugnare, expugnavi, expugnatus, to capture

exsequor

exsequi, exsecutus sum, to pursue

exspecto

exspectare, exspectavi, exspecatus, to wait (for)

exterior

exterius, outer, exterior

extra

(+ acc), outside of, beyond

extremus

extrema, extremum, farthest