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enqwesta

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[eŋˈkweʃta]

1. feminine noun Poll, survey.

Etymology: From French enquête.

-ès

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[es]

1. derivative suffix Added to a noun, it derives a new adjective. It is specially used for nationalities, languages, etc. Example: Ggermanna (noun), Germany, ggermannès (adjective); Spanna (noun), Spain, spannès (adjective), Spanish.

Etymology: From Latin -ense.

èqwal

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[ˈekwal]

1. adjective Equal, same.

Etymology: From Latin aequalis.

esòfag

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[eˈsofag]

1. masculine noun Oesophagus.

Etymology: From Greek oisophagos.

ewertà

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[eweɾˈta]

1. feminine noun Drunkenness.

Etymology: From ewer plus derivative suffix -tà.

ewer

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[eˈweɾ]

1. adjective Drunk.

Etymology: From Latin ebrius.

-era

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[ˈeɾa]

1. derivative suffix Added to an adjective, it derives the corresponding noun. Example: surd (adjective), deaf, surdera (noun), deafness; mut (adjective), dumb, mutera (noun), dumbness; cec (adjective), blind, cecera (noun), blindness.

Etymology: From Latin -aria.

eixcremant

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[eʃkɾeˈmant]

1. masculine noun Excrement.

Etymology: From Latin excrementum.

eixventerăre

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[eʃvenˈteɾəɾe]

1. intransitive verb To defecate, to shit.

Etymology: From eix- plus venter plus derivative suffix -re.

eixmarita

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[eʃmaˈɾita]

1. feminine noun Ex-wife.

Etymology: From eix- plus marita.