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 ec indicates quality as abstract idea ; f. in. bon — good, bon-ec — goodness; infan — child, infan-ec — childhood. ech even (adv.) also eduk to educate, to breed edz the husband efektiv real, effective eg indicates enlarging or increasing of degree; f. in. man — hand, man-eg — paw; varm — warm, varm-eg — hot egal equal, like ej indicates the place of an action, etc.; f. in. kuir — to cook, kuir-ej — the kitchen; pregh — to pray, pregh ej — the church ek indicates the beginning or the short duration of an action, etc.; kant — to sing, ek-kant — to begin to sing; kri — to cry, ek-kri — to cry out, to exclaim. eks formerly; placed before an official or a professional designation, shows that a person has given up his office or profession ekster on the outside of, outwardly, without, out of ekzempl example el from, of elekt to choose, to elect em inclined, disposed, accustomed en in enu to be weary, annoyed envi to envy er indicates a thing taken as a separate unity; f. in. sabl — sand, sabl-er — grain of sand erar to err, to be wrong, to be mistaken escept to exclude, to except esper to hope esprim to express, to declare by words est to be estim to esteem, to prize esting to extinguish estr the chief, the superior et indicates diminution or decrease of degree; f. in. rid — to laugh, rid-et — smile; mur — a wall, mur-et — a little wall, chamber-wall etagh a floor, a story etern eternal

facil light, easy faden thread fajf to pipe, to whistle fajr fire fal to fall fald to fold famili family far to do, to make, to act; far-igh — to become, to turn, to grow fart to live, to be, to go (well or ill) felich happy fend to split, to chop fenestr window fer iron ferm to shut fest to feast, to hold a feast fianch one who is betrothed, the bridegroom fidel faithful, true fier proud, haughty fil a son fin to finish fingr a finger firm firm, solid fish a ﬁsh flank side, flank flar to smell flav yellow flor flower flu to flow, to swim, to ﬂoat flug to fly fluid liquld, fluid foj time (French fois; German mal) fojn hay foli a leaf (of a tree), a sheet (of paper, etc.) fond to found font a fountain for away forges to forget forgh to forge fork a fork, a tablefork forn a stove fort strong, vigorous fos to dig frap to hit, to beat frat brother fraŭl bachelor, single man fresh fresh fromagh cheese frost, coldness frot to rub fru early, in the morning frukt fruit frunt forehead fulm a lighting fum the smoke fund the bottom

gaj, gay gajn to win, to gain gant a glove gard to guard, to keep gast guest ge of both sexes; f. in. patr — father, ge-patr-o-j — parents; mastr — master, ge-mastr-o-j — both the master and the mistress of the house