Spanish Words that Start with E

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The following is the list of Spanish words that start with E. More Spanish Words in Alphabetical Order (here)

Spanish Words that Start with E

E   espejuelos –  eyeglasses

eclipse (el ) (e CLEEP se) n. – eclipse

económico, a (e co NO mee co) adj. – economical

ecuación (la) (e cwa SYON) n. – equation

edad (la) (e DAD) n. – age

edificio (el ) (e dee FEE syo) n. – building

educación (la) (e du ca SYON) n. – education

educación física n. – physical education

ejemplo (el ) (e HEM plo) n. – example

por ejemplo for example

ejército (el ) (e HER see to) n. – army

ejote (el ) (e HO te) n. – string bean (Mexico)

el  (EL) art. – the (m. sing.)

él  (EL) pron. – he

el que (EL KE)  rel. pron. – the one that, the one who

electricidad (la) (e lec tree see DAD) n. – electricity

electricista (el, la) (e lec tree SEES ta) n. – electrician

electrónico, a (e lec TRO nee co) adj. – electronic

elefante (el ) (e le FAN te) n. – elephant

elegante  (e le GAN te) adj. – elegant

ella  (E ya) pron. – she

ellos, as (E yos) pron. – they (pl.)

ellos, as mismos, as (they) themselves, by themselves

todos, as ellos, as all of them

emergencia (la) (e mer HEN sya) n. – emergency

emisora (la) (e mee SO ra) n. – broadcasting station

emoción (la) (e mo SYON) n. – emotion, feeling

¡Qué emoción! How exciting!

emocionante (e mo syo NAN te) adj. – exciting

emocionar (e mo syo NAR) v. – to move; to thrill

empezar (em pe SAR) v. – to start, to begin

empleado, a (em ple A do) adj. – employed

empleado, a (el, la) n. – employee

empleo (el ) (em PLE o) n. – job, work

empujar (em pu HAR) v. – to push

en  (EN) prep. – in; at; on; by

en forma coll.  – in shape

en punto coll.  – on the dot

en seguida adv. – immediately, right away

encantado, a (en can TA do) adj. – delighted, enchanted

encantado, a de conocerle glad to meet you

encantar (en can TAR) v. – to charm, to delight

enchufe (el ) (en CHU fe) n. – (electric) plug

enciclopedia (la) (en see clo PE dya) n. – encyclopedia

encima (en SEE ma) adv. – on top

encima de  prep. – on top of, upon, above

encontrar (en con TRAR) v. – to find

encontrarse v. – to meet

encuesta (la) (en CWES ta) n. – survey, poll

enemigo, a (el, la) (e ne MEE go) n. – enemy

enero  (e NE ro) n. – January

enfermería (la) (en fer me REE a) n. – infirmary

enfermero, a (el, la) (en fer ME ro) n. – nurse

enfermo, a (en FER mo) adj. – ill, sick

enfrente (en FREN te) adv. – in front of; opposite

enfrente de  prep. – in front of

enlatado, a (en la TA do) adj. – canned

enojado, a (e no HA do) adj. – angry; upset

enorme (e NOR me) adj. – huge, enormous

enrollar (en ro YAR)  v. – to roll up (a sheet)

ensalada (la) (en sa LA da) n. – salad

enseñar (en se NYAR) v. – to teach

entender (en ten DER) v. – to understand

entero, a (en TE ro) adj. – whole, complete, entire

entonces (en TON ses) adv. – then, at that time; in that case

entrada (la) (en TRA da) n. – entrance

entrar (en TRAR) v. – to enter; to log in

entre (EN tre) prep. – between

entregar (en tre GAR) v. – to give, to deliver; to hand in

entrevista (la) (en tre BEES ta) n. – interview

enviado, a (el, la) (en BYA do) n. – representative, delegate, envoy

enviar (en BYAR) v. – to send

equipaje (el ) (e kee PA he) n. – luggage, baggage

equipo (el ) (e KEE po) n. – team; equipment

error (el ) (e RROR) n. – mistake Hay

escalera (la) (es ca LE ra) n. – ladder; staircase

escalón (el ) (es ca LON) n. – step

escoba (la) (es CO ba) n. – broom

escoger (es co HER) v. – to choose, to pick

escolar (es co LAR) adj. – school (related)

esconder (es con DER) v. – to hide, to conceal

escribir (es cree BEER) v. – to write

escritor, a (el, la) (es cree TOR) n. – writer

escritorio (el ) (es cree TO ryo) n. – desk

escuchar (es cu CHAR) v. – to listen to

escuela (la) (es CWE la) n. – school

escultura (la) (es cul TU ra) n. – sculpture

ese, a (E se) adj. – that

ése, a (E se) pron. – that one

esnob (el, la) (es NOB) n. – snob

espacio (el ) (es PA syo) n. – space, room

espaguetis (los) (es pa GE tees) n. – spaghetti

espalda (la) (es PAL da) n. – back

espantoso, a (es pan TO so) adj. – horrible, frightening

español, a (es pa NYOL) adj. – Spanish español (el ) n. – Spanish (language) español, a (el, la) n. – Spaniard

espárrago (el ) (es PA rra go) n. – asparagus

especial (es pe SYAL) adj. – special

especialmente (es pe syal MEN te) adv. – especially

espectador, a (el, la) (es pec ta DOR)  n. – spectator

espejo (el ) (es PE ho) n. – mirror

esperar (es pe RAR) v. – to wait for; to hope

espinaca (la) (es pee NA ca) n. – spinach

esposa (la) (es PO sa) n. – wife

esposo (el ) (es PO so) n. – husband

esquí (el ) (es KEE) n. – ski; skiing

esquiar (es KYAR) v. – to ski

esquina (la) (es KEE na) n. – corner

estación (la) (es ta SYON)  n. – station; season

estacionamiento (el ) (es ta syo na MYEN to)  n. – parking lot

estacionar (es ta syo NAR) v. – to park

estadio (el ) (es TA dyo) n. – stadium

estado (el ) (es TA do) n. – state

Estados Unidos (los) (es TA dos u NEE dos) n. – United States

estampilla (la) (es tam PEE ya) n. – stamp

estanque (el ) (es TAN ke) n. – pond

estante (el ) (es TAN te) n. – bookshelf

estar (es TAR) v. – to be (see also ser)

estar contento, a to be happy

estar enojado, a to be upset, to be angry

estar furioso, a to be furious

estar triste to be sad

este (el ) (ES te) n. – east

este, a (ES te) adj. – this

éste, a (ES te) pron. – this one Ese

estimado, a (es tee MA do) adj. – dear

estómago (el ) (es TO ma go) n. – stomach

estornudar (es tor nu DAR) v. – to sneeze

estrecho, a (es TRE cho) adj. – narrow

estrecho (el ) n. – strait

estrella (la) (es TRE ya) n. – star

estudiante (el, la) (es tu DYAN te) n. – student

estudiar (es tu DYAR) v. – to study

estufa (la) (es TU fa) n. – stove

estupendo, a (es tu PEN do) adj. – fabulous, awesome

estúpido, a (es TU pee do) adj. – stupid

examen (el ) (eks A men) n. – test, exam

excelente  (eks e LEN te) adj. – excellent

éxito (el ) (EKS ee to) n. – success

exótico, a (eks O tee co) adj. – exotic

experimento (el ) (eks pe ree MEN to) n. – experiment

experto, a (el, la) (eks PER to) n. – expert

explicar (eks plee CAR) v. – to explain

expresar (eks pre SAR) v. – to express

expresión (la) (eks pre SYON) n. – expression

extintor (el ) (eks teen TOR) n. – extinguisher

extranjero, a (eks tran HE ro) adj. – foreign

extranjero, a (el, la) n. – foreigner

extrañar (eks tra NYAR)  v. – to miss; to long for

extraño, a (eks TRA nyo) adj. – strange

extraordinario, a (eks tra or dee NA ryo) adj. – extraordinary

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