Ethiopie
Ethiopia, country in eastern Africa

Ethiopisch
adjective
Ethiopian, of or pertaining to Ethiopia (country in eastern Africa)

Ethiopië
noun
Ethiopia, country in eastern Africa

Ethiopiër
noun
Ethiopian, resident of Ethiopia, person of Ethiopian origin (country in eastern Africa)

Etna
noun
Etna (Geography)

Etrurisch
adjective
Etruscan, of or pertaining to Etruria; of or pertaining to the inhabitants of Etruria; of or pertaining to the culture or language of Etruria

Etrurië
noun
Etruria, ancient country formerly located in the area of present-day Tuscany (Italy)

Etrusk
noun Etrusk (m)
Etruscan, inhabitant of Etruria

Etruskisch
adjective
Etruscan, of or pertaining to Etruria; of or pertaining to the inhabitants of Etruria; of or pertaining to the culture or language of Etruria

etablissement
noun etablissement (het)
establishment, institution

etage
noun etage (de)
floor, story, level of a building

etagewoning
noun etagewoning (de)
apartment, flat, living area within a building

etagère
noun etagère (de)
etagere, curio stand with open shelves (French)

etalage
noun etalage (de)
window of a shop, store window in which merchandise is displayed

etalagepop
noun etalagepop (de)
mannequin, dummy, model of a human figure on which clothing is displayed (especially in shops and window displays)

etaleren
verb
display, show, exhibit

etaleur
noun etaleur (m de)
window dresser

etappe
noun etappe (de)
stage, distance traveled between two resting places; leg, section of a course or journey

etappeplaats
noun etappeplaats (de)
window dresser

etappewedstrijd
noun etappewedstrijd (de)
stage race

etc.
etc. (et cetera)
etc., et cetera, and so on

etcetera
conjunction
etc, etcetera, and so on, and so forth

eten
noun eten (het)
food, sustenance, nourishment; meal, dinner

eten
verb
eat, consume food, dine

eten wat de pot schaft
verb
take potluck

etensresten
noun etensresten (de)
leftovers

etenstijd
noun etenstijd (de)
mealtime, regular time of day when food is usually consumed (breakfast, lunch, dinner)

etenswaar
noun
food, substance which provides the body with nutrients, sustenance, nourishment

etentje
noun etentje (het)
dinner, evening meal, festive meal

eter
noun eter (de)
eater, consumer, one who eats

eterniet
eternite

eternieten
verb
eternite

etgras
noun etgras (het)
rowen, aftermath

ethaan
noun ethaan (de)
ethane, gas without odor and color (Chemistry)

ethanol
noun
ethanol, alcohol, spirit (Chemistry)

etheen
noun
ethylene, olefiant gas, first member of the alkene series (Chemistry)

ether
noun ether (de)
ether, colorless liquid used as a solvent and formerly as an anesthetic (Chemistry)

etherisch
adjective
ethereal, heavenly; light, airy; delicate

etherpiraat
noun etherpiraat (de)
pirate transmitter

etherreclame
noun etherreclame (de)
commercials, advertisements which promote the sale of goods or services

etherstilte
noun etherstilte (de)
radio silence, state in which no one is broadcasting (usually to protect field security)

ethervervuiling
noun ethervervuiling (de)
pollution of airwaves

ethica
noun ethica (de)
ethics, set of moral principles or values, principles of conduct governing an institution, or an individual

ethicus
noun ethicus (de)
ethicist, person who studies ethics, person concerned with the study of moral principles

ethiek
noun ethiek (de)
ethics, set of moral principles or values, principles of conduct governing an institution, or an individual

ethisch
adjective
ethical, moral, pertaining to values and principles

ethologie
noun
ethology, study of behavioral patterns of animals in their natural environments

ethologisch
adjective
ethological, of or pertaining to ethology, of or pertaining to the study of behavioral patterns of animals in their natural environments

etholoog
noun etholoog (de)
ethologist, expert in ethology, one who studies behavioral patterns of animals in their natural environments

ethos
noun ethos (het)
ethos, characteristic nature of a people or community

ethyl
noun ethyl (het)
ethyl, chemical substance

etiket
noun etiket (het)
label, tag, ticket

etiketteren
verb
label, tag

etikettering
noun etikettering (de)
labelling, act of affixing labels to something, tagging; classifying, naming

etiologie
noun etiologie (de)
(old spell.>aetiologie) etiology, study of the causes of disease

etiologisch
adjective
pertaining to aetiology

etioloog
noun etioloog (de)
expert in aetiology

etiquette
noun etiquette (de)
etiquette, rules which govern social behavior

etmaal
noun etmaal (het)
natural day

etniciteit
noun
ethnicity, ethnic character, quality of belonging to an ethnic group

etnisch
adjective
ethnical, of different racial and social groups; of people from different countries

etnocentrisch
adjective
ethnocentric, viewing one's own ethnic group as superior to others, giving preference according to ethnic background

etnograaf
noun etnograaf (m de)
ethnographer, one who specializes in ethnography, one who studies and describes different races and cultures (Anthropology)

etnografie
noun etnografie (de)
ethnography, study and description of different races and cultures (Anthropology)

etnografisch
adjective
ethnographic, of or pertaining to ethnography, of or pertaining to the study and description of different races and cultures (Anthropology)

etnolinguistiek
noun
ethnolinguistics

etnolinguïst
noun
ethnolinguist

etnolinguïstisch
adjective
ethnolinguistic

etnologie
noun etnologie (de)
ethnology, study of the historical development of different cultures (Anthropology)

etnologisch
adjective
ethnological, of or pertaining to ethnology, of or pertaining to the study of the historical development of different cultures (Anthropology)

etnoloog
noun etnoloog (de)
ethnologist, expert in ethnology, one who studies the historical development of different cultures (Anthropology)

etre
noun
being, existence

ets
noun ets (de)
etching, print taken from an etched plate (i.e. on paper)

etsdruk
noun
mordanting

etsen
verb
etch, cut, corrode (with an acid); engrave, carve out (with an acid)

etser
noun etser (m de)
etcher, one who etches

etsnaald
noun etsnaald (de)
etching needle

etsplaat
noun etsplaat (de)
copperplate, engraved copper plate; print made from an engraved copper plate

etszuur
noun etszuur (het)
mordant, acid, corrosive

etteken
noun etteken (het)
ampersand, character or symbol for the written word "and" (&)

ettelijke
adjective
innumerable, numberless, countless, too numerous to be counted

etter
noun etter (de)
pus, gleet, sanies; creep, person who makes one's skin crawl (Slang)

etterachtig
adjective
purulent, full of pus, secreting a greenish-white fluid from an infection

etterbak
noun etterbak (de)
annoying person

etterbuil
noun etterbuil (de)
abscess, localized collection of pus accompanied by inflammation (Pathology)

etteren
verb
suppurate, produce pus, fester; annoy, bother, harass, irritate (Slang)

etterend
adjective
purulent, full of pus, secreting a greenish-white fluid from an infection

ettergezwel
noun ettergezwel (het)
abscess, localized collection of pus accompanied by inflammation (Pathology)

etterig
adjective
purulent, full of pus, secreting a greenish-white fluid from an infection

etterigheid
noun etterigheid (de)
quality of being festering

ettering
noun ettering (de)
suppuration, production and discharge of pus

etude
noun etude (de)
etude, study; piece of music intended for practice of a particular technique

etui
noun etui (het)
pencil case, box or sack used for holding pens and pencils

etymologicon
noun
etymologicon

etymologie
noun etymologie (de)
etymology, study of the origin of words, study of the historical development of words

etymologisch
adjective
etymological, of or pertaining to etymology, of or pertaining to the study of the origin and grammatical derivation of words

etymologiseren
verb
etymologize

etymologist
noun etymologist (m de)
etymologist, expert in etymology, one who studies the roots and grammatical derivatives of words, one who studies the historical development of words

etymoloog
noun etymoloog (de)
etymologist, expert in etymology, one who studies the roots and grammatical derivatives of words, one who studies the historical development of words