/epideˈmio/

epidemic

/epiˈdermo/

epidermis

/epidiˈdimo/

epididymis

/epifaˈnio/

epiphany

/epiˈɡrafo/

epigraph

/epiˈɡramo/

epigram

/epilepˈsia/

epileptic

/epilepˈsio/

epilepsy

/epilepsiˈulo/

someone with epilepsy, an epileptic

/epiˈloɡo/, /eˈpiloɡo/

epilogue

/episkoˈparo/

episcopate

/episkoˈpino/

a female bishop, bishopess

/episˈkopo/

a bishop

/episˈtakso/

epistaxis, nosebleed

/epistemoloˈɡio/

epistemology

/epiˈteti/

to use an epithet

/epiˈteto/

epithet, term used to characterize a person or thing.

/epiˈtomo/

digest; epitome (abstract summary)

/eˈpoko/

epoch, age (period of time in history)

/epoˈleto/

epaulette

/epooˈforo/

epoophoron

/epoˈpea/

epic

/epoˈpeo/

epic

/eˈpoxo/

alternative form of epoko

/epsiˈlono/

epsilon