Eszperantó | Angol |
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eks- adjective | ex-(former) |
eksa- adjective | exa-(SI prefix) |
eksabajto, eksabitoko noun | exabyte(2^60 or 10^18 bytes) |
eksalti verb | flinch [flinched, flinching, flinches](to make a sudden, involuntary movement in response to a stimulus) leapverb |
eksceso noun | excess [excesses](degree by which one thing exceeds another) excess [excesses](state of surpassing limits) |
ekscitita adjective | heated(very agitated, angry or impassioned) |
ekscitvesto noun | lingerie(underwear or nightclothes) |
eksedzino noun | ex-wife(a former wife) |
eksedzo noun | ex-husband [ex-husbands](a former husband) |
eksilenti, silentiĝi verb | fall silentverb |
Ekskaliburo proper noun | Excalibur(Legendary sword) |
ekskludi verb | exclude [excluded, excluding, excludes](to bar from entering; keep out) |
ekskluzive adverb | exclusively(to the exclusion of anything or anyone else) |
ekskomuniki verb | excommunicate [excommunicated, excommunicating, excommunicates](to officially exclude someone from membership of a church or religious community) |
ekskremento noun | turd(piece of solid feces) |
ekskremento, fekaĵo (vulgar) noun | faeces [faeces]noun |
ekskuiĝi verb | jolt [jolted, jolting, jolts](to push or shake) |
ekskurso noun | excursion [excursions](brief recreational trip) |
eksonimo noun | exonym(name used by foreigners) |
eksosfero noun | exosphere(the uppermost layer of a planet's atmosphere) |
eksoskeleto noun | exoskeleton [exoskeletons](hard outer structure) |
ekspansio noun | expansion [expansions](act of expanding) |
ekspedi verb | ship [shipped, shipping, ships](to send a parcel or container) |
ekspedicio noun | expedition [expeditions](An important enterprise, implying a change of place) |
eksperimentado noun | experimentation [experimentations](act of experimenting) |
eksperimenti verb | experiment [experimented, experimenting, experiments](to conduct an experiment) |
eksperimento noun | experiment [experiments](test under controlled conditions) |
eksplicite adverb | explicitly(in an explicit manner) |
eksploda adjective | explosive(with the capability to, or likely to, explode) |
eksplode adverb | explosively(in an explosive manner) |
eksplodi verb | blow up(to explode (intransitive)) explode [exploded, exploding, explodes](to explode (intransitive)) go off(explode) |
eksplodigi verb | blow up(to explode (transitive)) explode [exploded, exploding, explodes](to destroy with an explosion) |
eksplodmotoro noun | internal combustion engine(a piston or a rotary heat engine) |
eksplodo noun | explosion [explosions](violent release of energy) |
ekspluatanto noun | exploiter [exploiters](one who exploits) |