esbrancatura
cutting off branches; lopping.

esca
N F
food| meat; a dish PREPared for the table; victuals| viands; bait

escaere
to escheat; to claim as escheated.

escaeta
an escheat; a fallen branch; entrails.

escaetatio
escheat.

escaetator
an escheator.

escaetria
escheatorship.

escaetus
escheated.

escaldare
to scald.

escambiare
to exchange.

escambiator
an exchanger| money changer.

escambio
exchange; a place for changing money.

escangia
exchange.

escantio
a butler| a cup bearer.

escapiare
to escape from arrest.

escapium
escape; a thing that comes by chance.

escaptara
escape.

Escariorium lavator
Dishwashing machine

escarius
ADJ
relating to food or bait

escarleta
scarlet.

escarta
scarta.

escaudare
to scald.

escawardus
applied to fish| "calvered" or "scarved" (?).

escendo
V
ascend| go up| mount

esceppa
a skep| a measure of corn| salt| fruit| &c.; a straw or rush basket.

eschaeta
N F
escheat; property lapsed to lord(if owner dies without heir)

eschaetor
escaetator.

eschambia
exchange.

eschatologia
N F
eschatology| study of final things; study of end of world

eschatologicus
ADJ
eschatological| pertaining to end (of world)

escheccum
a jury| or inquisition; a check.

escheppa
esceppa.

escheweita
sentinel service done by folk of Bordeaux. (Fr. eschauguette.)

eschina
a chine.

eschippare
to equip; to embark.

esclavus
a slave.

esclenka
a leg of mutton or beef. (Fr. esclanche.)

esclusa
a dam or sluice.

esclusagium
payment for permission to make a sluice.

escomarius
a boatman; a pirate.

escruatio
cleaning (ditches).

escuagium
scutagium.

escuilliare
to castrate.

esculentus
ADJ
edible| esculent

escurare
to scour; to cleanse.

Esdras
N M
Esdras; (name sometimes given to Bible book Ezra and author)

esecutio
N F
performance| carrying out; enforcement (law)| act to right wrong; discussion

esgardia
a reward; an award.

esgardium
an award.

esiamentum
easement.

esicia
N F
salmon; a fish

eskaere
escaere.

esketor
a robber.

eskiper
the skipper of a ship.

eskippa
esceppa.

eskippare
to equip.

eskirmire
to fence.

esmaelitus
enamelled.

esnamiare
to distrain.

esnecca
a ship.

esnecia
primogeniture; the limited right of primogeniture of the eldest coparcener.

esotericismus
N M
theory of esotericism

esotericus
ADJ
esoteric

espaltare
expeditare.

esperantista
N M
Esperantist

esperdum
an axe (O.E. sparthe).

esperiolus
a squirrel.

esperkeria
a duty on dried fish in the Channel Islands| consisting of a right of preemption of congers; 2d. Tournois on every 100 mackerel; 2 sols Tournois on every bushel of fish; and 2d. on every salt conger exported to Normandy or elsewhere| not in the kingdom of England.

espervarius
a sparrow-hawk (accipiter fringillarius).

espicurnantia
the office of spigurnel.

espleta
expletiae.

espletiamenta
expletiae.

essaetor
an assayer.

essaia
say| sometimes means fine woolen cloth (serge)| sometimes silk. (Fr. soie.)

essarta
assartum.

Esse est percipi
Being is perception. (It is a standardmetaphysical) (Mauser)

Esse quam videri
To be rather than to seem

essedarius
ADJ
of or belonging to a war chariot

essedum
N
war chariot (two wheeled); light traveling carriage

essendio
V TRANS
make real; endow with essence

essentia
N F
essence| substance| being| actuality| essential thing; existing entity| whole

essential
N
essential qualities (pl.)

essentialis
ADJ
essential

essentialiter
ADV
essentially

essentificatio
N F
realization| making real

essentifico
V TRANS
make real; endow with essence

essentio
V TRANS
make real; endow with essence

essonia
essoin| excuse for non-appearance at a court baron| &c.

essoniare
to give an excuse; to essoin.

essoniator
N M
one who essoins; one who excuses court absence

essonio
V TRANS
essoin; excuse court absence

essonium
essonia.

essuriens
N C
hungry person

essurienter
ADV
hungrily| ravenously

Est autem fides credere quod nondum vides; cuius fidei merces est videre quod credis
Faith is to believe what you do not see; the reward of this faith is to see what you believe. (St. Augustine)

Est deus in nobis
The is a god inside us

Est modus in rebus
There is a middle ground in things. (Horace)

Est queadam fiere voluptas
There is a certain pleasure in weeping. (Ovid)

establiamentum
a settlement.

estallagium
stallagium.

estallamentum
a mortgage; pawning; an instalment.

estallare
to mortgage; to pawn.

estangnum
a pond (stagnum); a bank or stank; a measure of land less than an acre.

esterlingus
an Easterling; sterling.

estermannus
a pilot.

Esther
N F
Esther; (book/heroine of Bible| Jewess born Edessa| Queen of Persia)

estimatio
N F
valuation

estimo
V
value; estimate

estintus
eastintus.

Estne tibi forte magna feles fulva et planissima?
Do you by chance happen to own a large, yellowish, very flat cat?

Estne volumen in toga, an solum tibi libet me videre?
Is that a scroll in your toga, or are you just happy to see me?

Esto perpetua
Let it be forever

Esto perpetue
May you last for ever

estoverium
N
estovers; necessities allowed to tenant by law (espec. of wood)

estreciare
to make narow; to straiten.

estrepamentum
estrepement| injury done to lands by a tenant for life.

estresius
an Easterling.

estuans
ADJ
passionate?

estuanter
ADV
passionately

estuffamentum
stuff; material.

esturare
escurare.

esturus
austur.

esuniare
to essoin.

esuniator
an essoiner.

esuriens
ADJ
hungry; ravenous| starving

esurienter
ADV
hungrily| ravenously

esuries
N F
hunger

esurio
N M
hungry man/person

esus
N M
eating| taking of food et CONJ
and| and even; also| even; (et ... et = both ... and)