eradicate
eradicate 1. उन्मूलन "We eradicated all the weeds from the garden."

eradication
eradication 1. नाश "A mosquito eradication program is expected to decrease the incidence of Malaria."

erase
erase 1. मिटाना "I am trying to erase all her memories from my mind."

eraser
eraser 1. रबर "I bought a pencil eraser of good quality for my art class."

erasure
erasure 1. विलोपन "An erasure or obliteration in a bank cheque should be examined carefully."

ere
ere 1. पहले

erect
erect 1. सीधा खडा "Mr. A.K. Singh used to keep an erect posture at all times." erect 1. बनाना, खडा करना "Saleem erected that huge mansion in a matter of a few months."

ergo
ergo 1. इसलिए "They need him at Mumbai, ergo he should go there."

ergonomic
ergonomic 1. कर्मचारी~परिस्थिति~विज्ञान~से "It is now well proven that a house wife suffers less strain in a kitchen which has good lighting and a sound ergonomic design."

ergonomically
ergonomically 1. कर्मचारी~परिस्थिति~विज्ञान~के~अनुसार "My Department has placed an order to buy thirty ergonomically designed chairs."

ergonomics
ergonomics 1. कर्मचारी~परिस्थिति~विज्ञान "Ergonomics is now an important consideration for office interior designers so as to make the working environment comfortable and productive."

ermine
ermine 1. न्योले~की~जाति~का~एक~जन्तु "Mrs. Gansetta drove Mr. Warat crazy as he did not bring her the ermine robes he had promised her."

erode
erode 1. क्षय हो जाना, कट जाना "The exposure through nights of freezing cold and the days of scorching sun made the famous statue of Buddha in Tibet to erode at a very fast rate."

erogenous
erogenous 1. कामोत्तेजक "The movie could not be passed for general viewing by the censor board as it contained several scenes depicting stimulation of erogenous zones of the actors."

erosion
erosion 1. कटाव "Geological erosion brings down tons of soil from the mountains to be deposited in the plains."

erotic
erotic 1. कामोद्दीपक "Most tourists arrive at Khajuraho with the misconception that it has only erotic postures in the temple decorations."

erotica
erotica 1. काम~साहित्य "D.H. Lawrence was amongst the writers of erotica in an era where the expression of sexual feelings was looked down by society."

eroticism
eroticism 1. कामुकता "The films of Deepa Mehta were censured for their blatant eroticism."

err
err 1. गलती~करना "To err is human."

errand
errand 1. दूतकार्य "He was running some errands for his boss."

errant
errant 1. गुमराह "Someshwer is an errant father."

erratic
erratic 1. अनिश्चित "Their erratic schedule will soon ruin their health."

erratum
erratum 1. अशुद्धि "In the olden days text books used to print a list of errata at the back."

erroneous
erroneous 1. अशुद्ध "He has erroneous ideas about Indian philosophy."

erroneously
erroneously 1. अशुद्धता "This poem originally due to Tagore was erroneously attributed to Bankimchandra."

error
error 1. भूल "Computers do not allow one to forget even a single error."

ersatz
ersatz 1. नकली "The shop outside the museum was selling ersatz paintings."

erstwhile
erstwhile 1. पहले का "Having lost his fortune his erstwhile friends deserted him."

erudite
erudite 1. पाण्डित्यपूर्ण "Mr.Ghose gave an erudite lecture on the modern history of India."

erudition
erudition 1. व्यापक~ज्ञान "Delegates of the conference displayed their works of erudition in the poster session."

erupt
erupt 1. फूटन निकल आना "I saw a column of smoke erupt from the building."

eruption
eruption 1. उदभेदन "During a volcanic eruption large amounts of lava and gases are emitted."