ectăsis the lengthening of a vowel short by nature: si ecthlipsis ecthlipsis; the elision of a final m with its vowel befor... ectŏmon black hellebore ectrōma an abortion ectrŏpa an inn ectўpus adj. engraved in relief; embossed ĕcŭleus ĕdācĭtas voracity; gluttony ĕdax adj. voracious; gluttonous; devouring; destroying edeatroe ēdĕcĭmo v. a. to pick out; select; edecimata ēdento v. a. to render toothless; knock out the teeth ēdentŭlus adj. toothless; ripened by age ĕdĕpol ĕdĕra Ĕdessa A city of Macedonia; the burial-place of the kings; of Ed...; A city of Mesopot… ĕdĭbĭlis adj. eatable; that may be taken as food ēdīco v. a. to declare; publish; make known; to make known; dectare; appoint ēdictālis adj. by edict; according to edict ēdictĭo an order; edict ēdicto v. freq. a. to speak out; proclaim; publish ēdictum A proclamation; ordinance; edict; manifesto; An order ēdisco v. a. to learn by heart; commit to memory; to learn; study ēdissĕro v. a. to analyze in words; to set forth; unfold ēdissertātor an explainer ēdissertĭo an analysis; exposition ēdisserto v. a. to analyze; set forth; explain ēdĭtīcĭus adj. set forth; announced; proposed ēdĭtĭo A bringing forth; a birth; A putting forth; publishing; edition ēdĭtor That which brings forth; produces; an exhibitor ēdĭtum ēdĭtus P. a. ēdĭtus a voiding; excrement ĕdo v. a. to eat; to corrode; consume; devour ēdo v. a. to give out; put forth; bring forth; to breathe out; to die; expire; to bring f… ĕdo a glutton ēdŏcenter adv. ēdŏcĕo v. a. to teach thoroughly; to instruct; inform; apprise; instructively ēdŏlo v. a. to cut; hew out; to prepare by hewing; to work out; prepare; finish Edom Esau; elder son of the patriarch Isaac; A nation descended from Esau; the count… Ēdŏmĭno v. a. to control absolutely; pass ēdŏmĭto v. freq. a. to tame completely; thoroughly ēdŏmo v. a. to tame completely; conquer; overcome Ēdōni a people of Thrace; east of the Strymon edor ēdormĭo v. n. and a. to sleep out; sleep away; to sleep off; sleeps through the part of the sleeping… ēdormisco v. inch. a. to sleep out; to sleep off ēdŭcātĭo a breeding; rearing; training ēdŭcātor a rearer; bringer - up; foster-father; tutors; pedagogues ēdŭcātrix She who brings up; a nurse ēdŭcātus bringing up ēdŭco v. a. to bring up; to rear; to educate; to bring up; rear; foster ēdūco v. a. to lead forth; draw out; bring away ēductĭo a moving out; removal; emigration; A stretching forth; formation ēductor a bringer-up ēdulco v. a. to sweeten Ĕdūlĭa ĕdūlis adj. eatable; eatables; food; N. cr. ĕdūlĭum ēdūresco v. inch. n. to grow hard ēdūro v. n. and a. to last out; continue; endure; to harden ēdūrus adj. exceedingly hard; very hard; harsh Ĕdūsa the goddess that presides over children's food Ēĕtĭon the father of Andromache; and king of Thebe; in Cilicia effābĭlis adj. that may be uttered; utterable effaecātus adj. purified from the dregs; refined effafilatum effāmen an enunciation; proposition effarcĭo v. a. to stuff; cram; fill out effascĭnātĭo a bewitching; charming effascĭno v. a. to bewitch; charm; fascinate effātĭo a speaking effātum effātus a speaking effecte adv. in fact; really; effectually effectĭo A doing; performing; effecting; the producing; efficient cause effectīvus adj. effective; productive; practical art effector an effecter; producer effectōrĭus adj. effectual; resistless effectrix she who effects; produces; causes effectus P. a. effectus a doing; effecting; execution; accomplishment; performance; an operation; effec… effēcundo v. a. to make fruitful; to fertilize effēmĭnāte adv. P. a. fin effēmĭnātĭo effeminacy effēmĭnātus P. a. effēmĭno v. a. to make feminine; to make womanish; effeminate; to enervate effĕrasco v. inch. n. to become savage; fierce effĕrāte adv. P. a. fin effĕrātĭo a making savage effĕrātus P. a. effercĭo effĕrĭtas an excessively wild state; wildness; degeneracy effĕro v. a. to bring; carry out; to bring forth effĕro v. a. to make wild; savage; fierce; wild; savage; fierce effertus P. a. effĕrus adj. very wild; fierce; savage effervens P. a. effervesco v. inch. n. To boil up; over; to foam up; To boil out; to subside; abate effervo v. n. to boil up; over; boiling with passion