ēvăcŭātĭo an evacuating; a weakening ēvăcŭo v. a. to empty out; evacuate Ēvadne ēvādo v. n. and a. to go; come out; go forth; to pass over; to get over; leave behind ēvăgātĭo a wandering; straying ēvāgīnātĭo a spreading out; extending ēvāgīno v. a. to draw out of the scabbard; to unsheath ēvăgo v. n. ēvăgor v. dep. n. to wander forth; to roam about; to scatter; spread about; to stray beyond; to o… ēvălesco v. inch. n. to become strong; increase in strength; to increase ēvallo v. a. to cast out ēvallo v. a. to winnow out; to cleanse from the husks; to husk Ēvan Ēvander ēvānesco v. inch. n. to vanish; to die away; to disappear; to die away; sink into oblivion; to lose … ēvangĕlĭcus adj. evangelical ēvangĕlista an evangelist ēvangĕlĭum Good news; The Gospel ēvangĕlīzātor a preacher of the Gospel ēvangĕlīzo v. a. and n. to preach; declare; proclaim; to preach; proclaim the Gospel ēvānĭdus adj. vanishing; passing away ēvanno v. a. to cast out the chaff of grain from the fan; to winnow; to cast out ēvans ēvăpōrātĭo an evaporating; evaporation ēvăpōrātīvus adj. evaporating; apt to evaporate ēvăpōro v. a. to disperse in vapor; to evaporate ēvāsĭo a going out ēvasto v. a. to lay utterly waste; to devastate ēvax interj. ēvectĭo A going upwards; flying up; flight; a permit to travel by the public post; a po… ēvectus ēvectus a carrying out; exporting; N. cr. ēvĕho v. a. to carry out; forth; to convey out; raises aloft; elevates ēvēlātum ēvello v. a. to tear; pull; pluck out; to tear out; root out; eradicate Evēnīnus ēvĕnĭo v. n. to come out; come forth ēventĭlo v. a. to set in motion; to fan; to winnow; to purify by winnowing ēventum ēventus An occurrence; accident; event; fortune; lucky; unlucky; issue Ēvēnus ēverbĕro v. a. to strike violently; to beat ēvergo v. a. to send out; send forth ēverrĭātor ēverrĭcŭlum a sweepnet; drag-net; the drag-net; the sweeperaway of all basenesses; a plunde… ēverro v. a. to sweep out; to clean out; plunder completely ēversĭo subversion; destruction ēversor a subverter; destroyer; who squanders it ēversus Swept out; Overthrown ēverto v. a. to overturn; turn upside down ēvestīgātus traced out; found out; discovered ēvexus adj. rounded off at the top; rounding upwards Ēvĭas ēvībro v. a. to swing forwards; to hurl; throw; to set in motion; to move; excite ēvictĭo a recovering of one's property by a judicial decision; a ... ēvictus ēvĭdens adj. apparent; visible; evident ēvĭdentĭa clearness; distinctness; clearness; A proof ēvĭdĕor to appear completely; plainly ēvĭgesco v. inch. n. to lose liveliness ēvĭgĭlātĭo a waking up; awakening ēvĭgĭlo v. n. and a. to watch through ēvĭgōrātus deprived of vigor; liveliness ēvīlesco v. inch. n. to become vile; worthless; despicable ēvincĭo v. a. to bind up; to bind; wind round with something; To bind ēvinco v. a. To overcome completely; to conquer; vanquish; To carry one's point; to prevail;… ēvinctus ēvĭŏlo v. a. to violate ēvĭrātĭo a depriving of manhood ēvĭrātus P. a. ēvĭresco v. inch. n. to fade; become pale ēvĭro v. a. to deprive of virility; to emasculate; unman; to weaken; make faint; deprive of… ēviscĕro v. a. To take out of the bowels; interior part ēvītābĭlis adj. avoidable ēvītātĭo an avoiding ēvīto v. a. to shun; avoid ēvīto v. a. to deprive of life; to kill Ēvĭus ēvŏcāti ēvŏcātĭo a calling out; calling forth ēvŏcātīvus adj. pertaining to summoning ēvŏcātor one who calls to arms ēvŏcātōrĭus adj. citing; summoning ēvŏco v. a. to call out; call forth; to bring out; draw forth; soldiers who; having served … ēvoe ēvŏlātĭo an escaping; rising out of ēvŏlĭto v. freq. n. to fly out frequently ēvŏlo v. n. to fly out; forth; to fly away ēvŏlūtĭo an unrolling; opening; a reading ēvŏlūtus ēvolvo v. a. to roll out; roll forth; to unroll; unfold ēvŏmo v. a. to spew out; vomit forth evonymos ēvulgo v. a. to bring out among the people; to publish; divulge ēvulsĭo a pulling out; Eradication; utter destruction ēvulsus ex praep; out from the interior; ab; out of; for the advantage; injury of; fitting exăbundo to abound exceedingly exăbūsus abusing greatly exăcerbātĭo an exasperation; because of; the provocation