eponekudzha n. Philosophy and science of childhood development and education.
eponelísu n. Lipid.
eponelíu n. Outer wall; enclosure; shell.
eponemí a. Delicate; worth shielding or keeping in a protective shell.
epones pm. Surrounding.
eponezríu n. Shell.
éponikidu n. Anchorite, especially a devotee of Neptarléa, Rostyaekía, or Moiléa; see article on asceticism among the Lilitai.
eponolu n. Enthrallment.
eponoppa n. Zinc.
eponzoka n. Fear of being enclosed; fear of tight spaces; claustrophobia.
eposhedtu n. Core.
Épotelía n. The season of Summer or the middle rainy season, when plants thrive.
époteté v. To thrive; to live with joy.
epou n. Habit.
epsaré v. To trigger.
–epzí suf. From ~ward (noun PM to A).
Erdanno n. Jordan.
eregé v. To invade.
eregesso n. Invasion.
eregezu n. Invader.
érepé v. To explore.
éreptsafé v. To investigate.
érezai adv. Mostly; predominantly; largely.
eridzhé v. To be inherited of [something]; to inherit.
éríhí a. Fond.
erínapza n. Liver, considered in its bilirubin-excreting qualities.
eríné v. To insert.
erínekíu n. Insertion.
ériñko n. Junk, garbage, useless stuff.
Erítréa n. Eritrea.
eritría n. Mainland; away from the periphery.
erízé v. To penetrate into.
erízé (2) v. To inject [acc] into [dat].
erízekío n. Injection.
erizgé v. To involve.
erizgekhtíu n. Involvement.
erízo n. Injector.
erku n. Inward.
erl– pre. Inside.
erlizahé v. To shift or squirm in response to emotional discomfort or excitement.
erlkoé v. To employ internal rhyme, where one or more rhyme pairs occur within a single line.
êrûku n. Orc.
ery– pre. Inward.
eryaité v. To take in.
eryalí a. Interior.
eryalíu n. Interior.
eryesteku n. Gut.
eryokhé v. To be fond of.
ésarakhía n. Ceremony, especially a religious one.
ésareku n. Professional relationship.
–esheneí suf. -ed; that which has been -ed.
éshidlaní a. Offensive (strategy, equipment, etc).
ésivlekse n. Race; disputed matter.
ésivleza n. Contender; racer; debater.
ésolegé v. To confine a search or process to a limited scope.
esolu n. Alternative spelling of essolu.
espai litraité v. To form or coin a word or phrase in a more compact form.
espí a. Short in length.
espí plañgo n. Staircase or ramp landing.
espinu n. The dimension pointed away from the point of reference's vision; depth.
espu n. Length.
–esso suf. Ephemera, impact, effect, coda, following of ~ (N to N).
essolu n. Boredom.
este m. Say.
estho ex. I am bored.
éstillamata n. Personal relationship with a goddess.
Estonía n. Estonia.
éta– pre. Non-instantaneous; over an interval.
étakéflasé v. To bond socially.
étalu n. Then.
étamatu n. Relationship (generic term).
etan– pre. Inspired; captured or held.
etanlé v. To withhold.
etanshúa n. All inhaled air.
etanshúé v. To inhale.
étatopekaité v. To pester or to bother for a period of time.
étava n. Any metaphysical construct believed to emanate history; see stía, shúthima, fopesso, and ikesso, and also Lilitic Fate for a more general treatise on the subject.
étavé v. To happen (of an event).
étavine n. Hypothetical sequence of events proposed as an explanation or plan, or the means through which divine forces indirectly shape the world.
eté ex. I am sorry.
étemai adv. Considerably; to a noteworthy degree.
étemí a. Worth considering; considerable.
étemlé v. To consider.
etesso n. Echo.
éteteku n. Personal relationship.
étharekhtí a. Evolutionary [of a non-biological system].
étharekhtía n. Evolution [of a non-biological system].
etharelía n. Weaving loom.
étharí a. Interwoven; interleaved; twisted together.
étharidta n. Consequence.
Etharine n. Web of interlinked causal chains.
éthariwa il ~ bedé phr. Flowing in accordance with ~; to be synchronized with ~.
ethé v. To say.
éthelí a. Alone; isolated; lonely; unadorned; bare; naked.
éthelsofé v. To masturbate.
éthelzoka n. Fear of isolation, loneliness, or friendlessness.
etheméú adv. Notably.
ethemí a. Notable.
éthíes pm. By, written by, created by, done by.
étrúika n. Empiricism; rejection of faith and hearsay.