Ekkinû
The Ekkinû is a sorcerous arras or tapestry in the possession of Anasûrimbor Kellhus . It is usually displayed behind Kellhus’s bench in the Eleven-Pole Chamber while on campaign. A sorcerous artifact of unknown provenance or function, it was first reported in the possession of Kellhus in 4122 (thus earning a place among the Orthodox “Articles of Damnation”). Several theories regarding its origins and uses have circulated through various literate entrepots around the Three Seas, among them the suggestion that the undulating displays constitute some kind of language, but consensus considers them decorative merely. The Ekkinû accompanied Kellhus during the Great Ordeal .

Ekompiras
Ordealman and sorcerer of the Scarlet Spires.

Ekyannus
"Ekyannus III" Ekyannus III , “the Golden,” was Shriah of the Thousand Temples . He is famous for converting his friend Triamis the Great to Inrithism in 2505, thus resulting in Inrithism being declared the official state religion of the Ceneian Empire . This led to Inrithism becoming the dominant religion in the Three Seas .

Ekyannus III

Title(s): Shriah
Aliases: The Golden
Lived: 2432 - 2516
Race: Men
Gender: Male
Occupation: Shriah of the Thousand Temples
Books: mentioned only

Ekyannus III

Title(s): Shriah
Aliases: The Golden
Lived: 2432 - 2516
Race: Men
Gender: Male
Occupation: Shriah of the Thousand Temples
Books: mentioned only

Ekyannus I
Ekyannus I was the first “institutional” Shriah of the Thousand Temples , and the author of the widely admired 44 Epistles .

Ekyannus I

Title(s): Shriah
Lived: 2304 - 2372
Race: Men
Gender: Male
Occupation: Shriah of the Thousand Temples
Books: mentioned only

Ekyannus I

Title(s): Shriah
Lived: 2304 - 2372
Race: Men
Gender: Male
Occupation: Shriah of the Thousand Temples
Books: mentioned only

Ekyannus III
Ekyannus III , “the Golden,” was Shriah of the Thousand Temples . He is famous for converting his friend Triamis the Great to Inrithism in 2505, thus resulting in Inrithism being declared the official state religion of the Ceneian Empire . This led to Inrithism becoming the dominant religion in the Three Seas .

Ekyannus III

Title(s): Shriah
Aliases: The Golden
Lived: 2432 - 2516
Race: Men
Gender: Male
Occupation: Shriah of the Thousand Temples
Books: mentioned only

Ekyannus III

Title(s): Shriah
Aliases: The Golden
Lived: 2432 - 2516
Race: Men
Gender: Male
Occupation: Shriah of the Thousand Temples
Books: mentioned only

Ekyannus IX
Shriah of the Thousand Temples who outlawed all art works that "blas­pheme the Sim­ple, the Pure, and the True with foul Com­pli­ca­tion" in 3682.

Ekyannus VIII
Shriah of the Thousand Temples, author of 111 Aphorisms.

Ekyannus XIV
Shriah of the Thousand Temples who instigated the Scholastic Wars in 3796.

ekabor
-alt. of ekaboron

ekaboron
-the name given by mendelejeff in accordance with the periodic law, and by prediction, to a hypothetical element then unknown, but since discovered and named scandium;
-- so called because it was a missing analogue of the boron group. see scandium.

ekaluminium
-the name given to a hypothetical element,
-- later discovered and called gallium. see gallium, and cf. ekabor.

ekasilicon
-the name of a hypothetical element predicted and afterwards discovered and named germanium;
-- so called because it was a missing analogue of the silicon group. see germanium, and cf. ekabor.

eke
-to increase; to add to; to augment;
-- now commonly used with out, the notion conveyed being to add to, or piece out by a laborious, inferior, or scanty addition; as, to eke out a scanty supply of one kind with some other.
-in addition; also; likewise.
-an addition.

ekebergite
-a variety of scapolite.

eked
-of eke

ekename
-an additional or epithet name; a nickname.

eking
-of eke
-a lengthening or filling piece to make good a deficiency in length.
-the carved work under the quarter piece at the aft part of the quarter gallery.