/ekvaˈdoro/

Ecuador (a country in South America)

/ekvaˈtora ɡviˈneo/

Equatorial Guinea (a country in Central Africa)

/ek/

let's go, hurry up, get going

/ek-/

The prefix ek- indicates that the action it modifies is momentary or just beginning. It marks the inceptive aspect of verbs.

/ekaˈboni/

to subscribe

/ekaˈmeɡi/

to fall madly in love with, to fall head over heels in love with

/eˈkami/

to begin to love, fall in love with

/ekaˈpero/

outburst, outbreak, eruption

/eˈkarto/

/eˈkau̯di/

to start to hear

/ekˈboli/

to start boiling, to start seething

/ekˈbrili/

to flash

/ekˈbrilo/

flash

/ekˈbruli/

to catch fire, begin burning

/ekbruˈliɡi/

to kindle, light, ignite (as in a fire)

/ˈekde/

since

/ekˈdiri/

to say suddenly, or start to say, begin

/ekˈdormi/

to fall asleep

/eˈkesti/

/ekesˈtiɡi/

to initiate

/ekˈfali/

to begin to fall

/ekˈflama/

volatile

/ekˈflami/

to flare

/ekˈflori/

to suddenly bloom, to start flowering

/ekˈfluɡi/

to take flight; to take off (leave the ground)

/ekˈɡrimpi/

to start to climb

/ekˈhavi/

to get

/ˈeki/

to begin, start

/eˈkidno/

echidna

/ekintereˈsid͡ʒi/

to begin to be interested, to start to become interested

/eˈkipi/

to equip

/eˈkipo/

gear, equipment

/eˈkiri/

to start to go

/ekˈkanti/

to begin to sing

/ekˈkapti/

to seize, grab

/ekkomˈpreni/

to realize, suddenly understand or start to understand

/ekˈkoni/

to meet, get to know

/ekˈkreski/

to start to grow

/ekˈkrii/

to cry out

/ekˈkrio/

a cry, a shout

/ekˈkuri/

to start running or moving quickly

/eklaˈbori/

to start working

/eklekˈtika/

eclectic (related to eclecticism)

/eklektiˈkismo/

eclecticism

/eˈklerni/

to begin to learn

/ekleˈzia/

ecclesiastical

/ekleziˈestro/

church leader

/ekleˈzio/

church (organization), especially one of Christianity

/eˈklipsa/

ecliptic

/eˈklipsi/

to eclipse

/eˈklipso/

eclipse

/eklipˈtiko/

ecliptic

/eˈkloɡo/

eclogue

/eˈklod͡ʒi/

to take up residence

/ekluˈmiɡi/

to light

/ekmoˈvid͡ʒi/

to start moving

/ˈeko/

start, beginning

/ekoloˈɡio/

ecology (branch of biology)

/ekoˈloɡo/

ecologist

/ekonoˈmia/

economic

/ekonoˈmie/

economically

/ekonomiˈkisto/

economist

/ekonoˈmiko/

economics

/ekonoˈmio/

economy

/ekoˈnomo/

treasurer

/ekoreɡiˈono/

ecoregion

/ekosisˈtemo/

ecosystem

/ekpaˈroli/

to speak up, start to talk

/ekˈpensi/

to start to think (about something)

/ekˈplori/

to burst into tears

/ekˈpluvi/

to start raining

/ekˈpreni/

to grasp, grab

/ekˈpruvi/

to start to prove

/eˈkrano/

screen (of a computer, television, etc.)

/eˈkreɡi/

to establish government, occupy, begin to rule

/eˈkridi/

to start to laugh, burst out laughing

/ekriˈɡardi/

to glance

/ekriˈɡardo/

glimpse, glance

/eks-/

/ˈeksa/

former (“which no longer is”)

exa- (SI prefix)

/eksaˈbai̯to/

exabyte

/eksaˈbito/

exabit

/eksabiˈtoko/

exabyte

/ekˈsalti/

to leap, jump up

/eksˈt͡seso/

excess

/eksˈt͡sii/

/eksˈt͡siti/

to excite

/ekst͡siˈtid͡ʒi/

to get furious, lose one's temper

/ekst͡siˈtid͡ʒo/

excitement, anger

/eksˈt͡sito/

excitement

/ekseˈd͡zid͡ʒo/

divorce

/ekˈsed͡zo/

ex-husband

/ekˈsenti/

to start to feel, to suddenly feel

/ekˈsidi/

to sit down

/ekˈsiɡi/

/eksiˈlenti/

to become quiet, to fall silent

/ekˈsid͡ʒi/

to leave one's office, function, rank, or membership, either willingly or against one's will; to resign, abdicate

/ekˈsid͡ʒo/

the act of leaving one's office, function, rank, or membership; resignation, abdication

/eksˈkludi/

to exclude

/ekskluˈziva/

exclusive

/ekskluˈzive/

exclusively

/ekskomuˈniki/

to excommunicate

/ekskreˈmento/

excrement, feces

/eksˈkurso/

excursion, outing

/eksliˈbriso/

bookplate, ex libris

/ekˈsoni/

/eksosˈfero/

exosphere

/eksoskeˈleto/

exoskeleton

/ekspanˈsio/

expansion

/ekspeˈdaʒo/

shipment

/ekspedaˈʒujo/

shipping container

/eksˈpedi/

to ship

/ekspedit͡siˈano/

expedition member

/ekspediˈt͡sio/

expedition.

/eksperimenˈtado/

experimentation

/eksperiˈmenti/

to experiment

/eksperiˈmento/

experiment

/eksˈperto/

expert (person with extensive knowledge or ability)

/ekspliˈt͡site/

explicitly

/eksˈpliki/

to explain

/eksˈploda/

explosive

/eksˈplode/

explosively

/eksˈplodi/

to explode

/eksploˈdiɡi/

to blow up, explode

/eksploˈdilo/

explosive device

/eksˈplodo/

explosion

/ekspluˈati/

to exploit

/eksˈpono/

exposure

/eksˈporti/

to export

/ekspozit͡siˈejo/

exhibition hall, showroom

/ekspoziˈt͡sii/

to display, exhibit

/ekspoziˈt͡sio/

exposition, exhibition

/eksproprieˈtiɡo/

expropriation

/eksreˈd͡ʒid͡ʒi/

to abdicate

/eksˈtari/

to stand up

/eksˈtaza/

ecstatic (feeling or characterised by ecstasy)

/eksˈtazi/

to be ecstatic

/eksˈtazo/

delight, rapture; ecstasy (intense pleasure)

/ˈekster/

outside of

outside of; beyond

/eksˈtera/

exterior, external, outer

/eksteˈraʒo/

outside, outer part

/eksterdanˈd͡ʒera/

secure (free from attack or danger; protected)

/eksterˈdome/

outdoors (in the open air)

/eksterˈduba/

beyond doubt

/eksˈtere/

/eksˈteren/

out, outside (movement)

/eksterˈlanda/

foreign (originating from or characteristic of a different country)

/eksterlanˈdano/

foreigner

/eksterˈlande/

abroad

/eksterˈlando/

foreign country

/eksterˈled͡ʒa/

unlawful, illegal, outlawed, extralegal (against, outside the law)

/eksterleˈd͡ʒulo/

outlaw, brigand

/eksˈtermi/

to wipe out, to exterminate

/ekstermovaˈdulo/

non-Esperantist

/eksterordiˈnara/

extraordinary, unusual, peculiar (not ordinary; out of the ordinary)

/eksterordiˈnare/

extraordinarily

/eksterˈreta/

offline (of a system, not connected to a larger network)

/eksterˈtera/

extraterrestrial

/eksteˈrulo/

outsider

/eksteˈrurba/

out of town

/ˈekstra/

extra; beyond what is due; additional

/ekstrakˈtado/

extraction

/eksˈtrakti/

to extract

/eksˈtrakto/

extract

/ekstravaˈɡant͡sa/

extravagant

/ˈekstre/

extraordinarily, as an extra factor; additionally.

/eksˈtrema/

extreme, utmost, uttermost

/ekstremˈdekstra/

far-right

/eksˈtreme/

extremely

/eksˈtudi/

to begin to study

/ektiˈmema/

skittish

/ekˈtimi/

to get scared

/ekˈtiri/

to suddenly, quickly pull

/ektoˈdermo/

ectoderm

/ektoˈmio/

surgical removal, ablation (chiefly in compounds)

/ekˈtremi/

to start to tremble, quiver

/ekuˈmena/

ecumenical

/eˈkuzi/

to start using, to adopt

/ekvaˈt͡sio/

equation

/ekvaˈtora/

equatorial

/ekvaˈtoro/

equator (imaginary line dividing earth's surface into hemispheres)

/eˈkvedo/

equid (member of the Equidae taxonomic family)

/ekˈvidi/

/ekviliˈbristo/

acrobat

/ekviˈlibro/

balance; equilibrium

/ekviˈnokso/

equinox

/ekvivaˈlenta/

equivalent

/ˈekvo/

a member of the Equus genus (which includes horses)

[e ko zo]

abbreviation of ekzemplo

abbreviation of ekzemple (“e.g., for example”)

/ekˈzakta/

exact

/ekˈzakte/

exactly (in an exact manner)

/ekzameˈnado/

interrogation

/ekzaˈmeni/

/ekzaˈmeno/

examination, test

/ekzeˈɡezo/

exegesis

/ekzekuˈtejo/

place of execution

/ekzeˈkuti/

to execute someone for crimes

/ekzekuˈtisto/

executioner

/ekzeˈkuto/

execution

/ekˈzemo/

eczema

/ekˈzempla/

exemplary; very good

/ekˈzemple/

for example

/ekzemˈplero/

/ekˈzemplo/

example

/ekzerˈt͡sado/

exercise

/ekˈzert͡si/

to exercise

/ekˈzert͡so/

exercise

/ekˈzili/

to exile

/ekˈzista/

existential

/ekzisˈtado/

existence

/ekˈzisti/

to exist

/ekˈzisto/

existence

exo-

/ekzot͡siˈtozo/

exocytosis

/ekzoplaˈnedo/

exoplanet

/ekˈzort͡si/

to exorcise

/ekˈzota/

exotic

/ekzoˈtika/

exotic