/esperanˈtido/

a constructed language called Esperantido, with two variations: la Berna (in 1919) and la Neuchâtel-a (in 1920), based on Esperanto and Ido, proposed by the Swiss mathematician and Esperantist René de Saussure.

an Esperantido (any constructed language based on Esperanto)

/esperanˈtiɡi/

alternative spelling of esperantigi

/esperanˈtio/

alternative form of Esperantujo

/esperantisˈtaro/

The global community of Esperantists.

alternative letter-case form of esperantisto

alternative spelling of esperantistoj

alternative spelling of esperantistojn

alternative spelling of esperantiston

/espeˈranto/

Esperanto

/esperanˈtujo/

Esperantujo, Esperantoland, the Esperanto community

clipping of Esperanto

/estoˈnio/

Estonia (a country in northeastern Europe, on the southeastern coast of the Baltic Sea)

/estoˈnujo/

Estonia (a country in northeastern Europe, on the southeastern coast of the Baltic Sea)

/esvatiˈnio/

Eswatini (a country in Southern Africa, formerly called Swaziland)

/esˈt͡septa/

exceptional

/esˈt͡septe/

except (for)

/est͡sepˈtet͡so/

exceptionality

/esˈt͡septi/

/esˈt͡septo/

exception

/esˈt͡seto/

The name of the Latin script letter ẞ/ß, called eszett in English.

/eseˈisto/

essayist (profession)

/eˈsent͡sa/

essential

/eˈsent͡se/

essentially

/eˈsent͡so/

essence

/eˈseo/

essay ("written composition")

/esˈkadro/

squadron

/eskaˈdrono/

squadron

/eskalaˈtoro/

escalator

/esˈkali/

To scale

/esˈkalo/

ladder

/eskaˈlopo/

escalope, schnitzel (thin meat fillet typically breaded and deep-fried)

/esˈkapi/

to escape

/esˈkimo/

Eskimo

/esˈkorti/

to escort

/esˈkorto/

escort

/espeˈranta/

of or pertaining to Esperanto

/esperanˈtano/

proponent of Esperanto

/esperanˈtido/

alternative letter-case form of Esperantido

/esperanˈtiɡi/

/esperanˈtismo/

L. L. Zamenhof's ideal to bring peace and understanding by giving the world a universal, neutral second language

/esperanˈtista/

Esperantist (of, or relating to an Esperantist)

/esperantisˈtaro/

alternative letter-case form of Esperantistaro

/esperantisˈtet͡so/

Esperantist

/esperantisˈtino/

Esperantist

/esperantisˈtit͡ʃo/

male Esperantist

/esperantisˈtid͡ʒi/

to become an Esperantist

/esperanˈtisto/

Esperantist; someone who knows and uses Esperanto

/esperanˈtid͡ʒi/

to become an Esperantist

/esperantoloˈɡio/

Esperantology (the scholarly study of Esperanto)

/esperantoˈloɡo/

Esperantologist

/esperantoparoˈlanto/

speaker of Esperanto; Esperantophone; Esperantist

/esperantuˈmado/

use of Esperanto, Esperanto-related activities

/esperanˈtumi/

to use Esperanto and enjoy it

/espeˈrebla/

hopeful

/espeˈreble/

hopefully

/esˈperi/

to hope

/esˈpero/

/esploˈrado/

exploration

/esploˈrejo/

laboratory

/esˈplori/

/esploˈrinda/

worth exploring

/esploˈristo/

explorer

/esˈploro/

/esˈprimi/

to express, put, state

/espriˈmilo/

expression, such as a colloquialism or idiom

/esˈprimo/

expression

/estaˈblado/

establishment

/esˈtabli/

to establish

/estaˈblid͡ʒo/

establishment

/esˈtablo/

establishment, business

/esˈtadi/

to continue to be, to be for some time, to remain

/esˈtado/

/estanˈtet͡so/

present (the current moment)

/esˈtaʒo/

a being

/esˈtero/

ester

/ˈesti/

to be

/esˈtiel/

as, qua (in the capacity of)

/esˈtiɡi/

to cause to arise

/esˈtimi/

to esteem, regard highly

/estiˈminda/

respectable, estimable

/esˈtimo/

respect, esteem

/esˈtinɡi/

to extinguish

/estinˈɡilo/

extinguisher

/estinˈɡid͡ʒi/

to go out, be extinguished

/estinˈtet͡so/

past

/esˈtid͡ʒi/

to come to be, arise, start to exist

/esˈtid͡ʒo/

establishment (act of establishing)

/ˈesto/

being; existence

/esˈtona/

Estonian

/estonˈtet͡so/

future (the time ahead)

/estraˈɡono/

/estrarkunˈveno/

board meeting

/esˈtraro/

leadership (group of top leaders of an organization), governing board

/ˈestri/

to manage, lead, head, be in charge of

/ˈestro/

/estuˈaro/

estuary ("place where ocean tides and river water merge")

/esˈtulo/

being, creature (with personhood)