ē-normis adj. out of rule; Irregular; unusual; Immoderate; immense ēnormĭtas Irregularity; Hugeness; vastness; enormous size ēnormĭter adv. ē-nŏtesco v. inch. n. to become known abroad; to become known ē-nŏto v. a. to mark out; note down enrythmos adj. rhythmical; in harmony ens a thing;; N. cr ensĭcŭlus a little sword; rapier ensĭfer adj. sword-bearing ensĭger adj. sword-bearing ensĭ-pŏtens adj. mighty in using the sword; ensis a sword; brand; War; Royal sway; the constellation entătĭcus adj. stretching; stimulating; Subst; a plant entĕlĕchīa actuality Entella a city; of Sicily; Rocca d' Entella; the inhabitants of Entella Entellus a Sicilian hero; famous as a pugilist entĕrŏcēle a rupture; hernia; one suffering from hernia enthĕātus adj. divinely inspired enthēca A store; A magazine; A hoard enthĕus adj. divinely inspired; inspiring enthūsĭastae a sect of heretics enthȳmēma A reflection; meditation; an argument; A conclusion drawn from the contrary enthȳmēsis animation ē-nūbĭlo v. a. to free from clouds; to make clear ē-nūbo v. n. To marry out of one's rank; to marry enubro ēnūclĕāte adv. plainly; without ornament ēnūclĕātus P. a. ē-nūclĕo v. a. to take out the kernels; to clear from the husk; to lay open; make clear; expla… ēnūdātĭo a laying bare ē-nūdo v. a. to lay bare; to deprive of ē-nŭmĕrātĭo a counting up; enumerating; a recapitulation ē-nŭmĕro v. a. to reckon up; count over; count out; to enumerate in speaking; to recount ēnuncĭātĭo ē-nundĭno v. a. to buy; purchase ēnuntĭātĭo a declaration; enunciation; proposition ēnuntĭātīvus adj. declarative; enunciative; demonstrative; picturesque ēnuntĭātor a revealer; declarer ēnuntĭātrix she who enounces; declares ēnuntĭātum a proposition; ē-nuntĭo v. a. to say out; to divulge; disclose; to report; tell ēnuptĭo a marrying out of one family into another ē-nūtrĭo v. a. to bring up; to nourish; feed; support; to promote ēnūtrītĭo nourishment; instruction Enȳō the goddess of war; war; battle ĕō adv. locat; in that place; in that condition; therefore; on that account ĕo v. n. to go; to walk; ride; sail; fly ĕōăd adv. until ĕōdem adv. in the same place; To the same place; to the same point; To the same thing; pur… eon an unknown tree ĕōpse Ēōs the dawn; the East; the Orient; Belonging to the morning; morning- ĕpactae intercalary days ĕpăgōge induction epalimma Ĕpămīnōndas the famous general of the Thebans; victor at Leuctra and Mantinea ĕpănădiplōsis a repetition of the same word ĕpănăphŏra a repetition of the same word at the beginning of several successive clauses ĕpănŏdus a return to the same word ĕpănorthōsis a correction of one's self in speaking ĕpăphaerĕsis a repeated removal Ĕpaphrŏdītus a freedman of the Emperor Nero; of Epaphroditus; An eminent Christian of Philip… Ĕpăphus the son of Jupiter Ammon and Io; and builder of Memphis in Egypt ēpar ē-pastus eaten up ĕpendўtes an outer garment ĕpenthĕsis the insertion of a letter Ĕpēus son of Panopeus; the contriver of the Trojan horse ĕphalmātor a tumbler; dancer ĕphēbēum a hall set apart for the youth in the palaestra ĕphēbī^a Puberty; the evidences of puberty ĕphēbĭcus adj. belonging to a youth ĕphēbītus one who has reached the age of adolescence ĕphēbus a male Greek youth; after he had come to the age of manhood ĕphĕdra the plant horse-tail ĕphēlis freckles ĕphēmĕris a day-book; diary; ephemeris ĕphēmĕron an unknown plant Ĕphĕsius adj. Ĕphĕsus an old and celebrated commercial city of Ionia; with a temple to Diana; Ayasalu… ephi a Hebrew measure; used for grain; oil; an ephah Ĕphĭāltes The son of Aloeus and brother of Otus; one of the stormers of heaven; killed by… ĕphippĭātus adj. furnished with an ĕphippĭum a horse-cloth; caparison; housing ephod part of the clothing of the Hebrew priest ĕphŏrus a member of a well-known body of Spartan magistrates; the Ephori Ĕphŏrus a celebrated Greek historian of Cumae; a disciple of Isocrates Ĕphўra another name for Corinth; Ephyrean; Corinthian; of Syracuse; an Ephyrean ĕpĭbăta one who mounts; A rider of a camel; A soldier on board a ship ĕpĭbŏle an addition; accumulation of similar words epicactis ĕpĭcēdīon a funeral song; dirge; in lemm ĕpĭcertŏmēsis a sneer; sarcasm Ĕpĭcharmus A famous Pythagorean philosopher and comic poet of Cos; who resided; after his … ĕpĭchīrēma a kind of argument; syllogism ĕpĭchўsis a vessel for pouring out ĕpĭcĭthărisma the music after the play; the finale Ĕpiclērus An Only Daughter and Heiress ĕpiclintae earthquakes that move with a horizontal motion ĕpĭcœnus adj. of both genders; epicene