“eternal beginner”, said of a person who has participated in the Esperanto community for a long time, but still speaks no more Esperanto than a beginner
eterne
/eˈterne/
adv
forever, eternally
eterneco
/eterˈnet͡so/
noun
eternity
eterno
/eˈterno/
noun
eternity
etero
/eˈtero/
noun
ether
eteromanio
/eteromaˈnio/
noun
ether addiction
eteromaniulo
/eteromaniˈulo/
noun
ether addict
etete
/eˈtete/
adv
slightly
etfingro
/etˈfinɡro/
noun
little finger, pinky
etigi
/eˈtiɡi/
verb
to make tiny, shrink
etika
/eˈtika/
adj
ethical
etike
/eˈtike/
adv
ethically
etikedi
/etiˈkedi/
verb
to label
etikedo
/etiˈkedo/
noun
label, tag
etiketo
/etiˈketo/
noun
etiquette
etiko
/eˈtiko/
noun
ethics
etimo
/eˈtimo/
noun
etymon
etimologia
/etimoloˈɡia/
adj
etymological
etimologie
/etimoloˈɡie/
adv
etymologically
etimologio
/etimoloˈɡio/
noun
etymology, account of the origin and historical development of a word.
etymology, the study of the historical development of languages.
etimologo
/etimoˈloɡo/
noun
etymologist
etiola
/etiˈola/
adj
etiolated, feeble (pale through lack of light)
etiologio
/etioloˈɡio/
noun
aetiology
etiologo
/etioˈloɡo/
noun
aetiologist
etiopo
/etiˈopo/
noun
Ethiopian (person)
etiĝi
/eˈtid͡ʒi/
verb
to shrink (become smaller)
etkosta
/etˈkosta/
adj
cheap (not expensive)
etna
/ˈetna/
adj
ethnic
etna purigado
/ˈetna puriˈɡado/
noun
ethnic cleansing
etno
/ˈetno/
noun
ethnicity
etnogenezo
/etnoɡeˈnezo/
noun
ethnogenesis (the emergence of a distinct, recognizable, ethnic identity)
etnografio
/etnoɡraˈfio/
noun
ethnography
etnografo
/etnoˈɡrafo/
noun
ethnographer
etnologio
/etnoloˈɡio/
noun
ethnology
etnologo
/etnoˈloɡo/
noun
ethnologist
eto
/ˈeto/
noun
eta
etosmuziko
/etosmuˈziko/
noun
ambient music
etoso
/eˈtoso/
noun
the prevalent mood in a location or among a group of people or in a piece of art; atmosphere, mood, vibe, ambiance