logi angolul
| Eszperantó | Angol |
|---|---|
| edafologio noun | edaphology(ecological relationship of soil with plants, and land cultivation practices) |
| egiptologio noun | Egyptology(the study of ancient Egypt) |
| ekleziologio noun | ecclesiology(branch of theology) |
| ekofaŝismo, ekologia faŝismo noun | ecofascismnoun |
| ekologia adjective | ecological(relating to ecology) |
| ekologia premsigno, ekologia piedsigno noun | ecological footprint(measure of human demand on the Earth's ecosystems) |
| ekologio noun | ecology [ecologies](branch of biology) |
| embriologio noun | embryology [embryologies](the scientific study of embryos) |
| enologia adjective | oenological(of or pertaining to oenology, the study of wine) |
| entomologio, insektologio noun | entomology [entomologies](study of insects) |
| esperantisto, esperantistiĉo (male, neologism), esperantistino (female), Esperantisto, Esperantistiĉo (male, neologism), Esperantistino (female) noun | Esperantist [Esperantists](specialist or speaker of Esperanto) |
| esperantologio noun | Esperantology(study of Esperanto) |
| etimologia adjective | etymological(of or relating to etymology) |
| etimologie adverb | etymologically(Based on or belonging to etymology) |
| etimologio noun | etymology [etymologies](study of the historical development of languages, particularly of individual words) |
| etiologio noun | aetiology [aetiologies](study of causes or origins) |
| etnologio noun | ethnology [ethnologies](branch of anthropology) |
| evolucia biologio noun | evolutionary biology(sub-field of biology) |
| farmakologio noun | pharmacology [pharmacologies](science that studies the effects of chemical compounds on living animals) |
| fenomenologio noun | phenomenology [phenomenologies](philosophy based on intuitive experience of phenomena) |
| filogineco noun | philogyny(love or respect for women) |
| filologio noun | philology [philologies]noun |
| filologo, filologino (female) noun | philologist [philologists](person who engages in philology) |
| fiziologio noun | physiology [physiologies](branch of biology) |
| fonologio noun | phonology [phonologies](subfield of linguistics concerned with the way sounds function in languages) |
| fonologisto noun | phonologist [phonologists](person who specializes in phonology) |
| gastroenterologio noun | gastroenterology(the study of the digestive system) |
| genealogia adjective | genealogical(of or relating to genealogy) |
| genealogio noun | genealogy [genealogies](descent of a person, family or group from ancestors) genealogy [genealogies](study and recording of descents) |
| genealogo, virgenealogo (male), genealogino (female) noun | genealogist [genealogists](person who studies or practises genealogy, expert in genealogy) |
| geologio noun | geology [geologies](the study of the earth) |
| geomorfologio noun | geomorphology [geomorphologies](the study of landforms) |
| ginekologia adjective | gynecological(pertaining to gynecology) |
| ginekologio noun | gynecology [gynecologies](branch of medicine specializing in the problems of women) |
| glaciologio noun | glaciology(study of ice and its effect on the landscape) |
| hematologio noun | haematology [haematologies](scientific study of blood and blood-producing organs) |
| heroo, heroiĉo (neologism, male), heroino (female) noun | hero(person of great bravery) |
| hidrologio, akvoscienco noun | hydrology [hydrologies](science related to water) |
| histologio noun | histology [histologies](study of microscopic structure) |
