112 Nouns That Start With "E"

The direction toward where the sun comes up in the morning. It is opposite to west.

The line or side where something ends.

A written message sent from one computer to another through the internet.

A person you fight or argue with; someone who opposes you.

The act of going into a place, or a single item recorded in a written list.

When something is wrong or done incorrectly by accident.

Something that happens, such as a party, game, or important situation.

Refers to all members of a group individually, one by one, not leaving anyone or anything out.

A combination of words used to say or show what you think or feel.

A large, strong bird that hunts by flying high and spotting prey from great distances.

A tiny speaker that sits inside your ear to play music or take calls on the go.

The system of money, jobs, and buying and selling things in a country.

A group of plants, animals, and environment that work together in one area.

A particular version of a book, newspaper, or magazine published at a specific time.

Someone who reads and fixes other people's writing to make it better before it is published.

What happens as a result of something; the change or result that an action or event causes.

The work and energy you use to try to do or achieve something.

One of two choices or options; it can mean both when used with "neither".

A process where people vote to choose a leader or government official.

A basic part that something is made of; in chemistry, a pure substance like oxygen or carbon.

A very large animal with a long flexible nose called a trunk, big ears, and thick gray skin.

A box-like machine in tall buildings that carries people between different floors.

A strong feeling such as happiness, sadness, anger, or fear that you experience in response to situations.

A person who works for a company or boss and receives a salary or wage in return.

The person or company that hires you and pays you to work.

Power and strength to work or move; fuel or resources that make things work.

An engagement is when two people promise to marry each other. It is the formal agreement and time period before the wedding happens.

A machine that uses fuel to create power that makes vehicles or machines move

A person with training who designs and builds machines, roads, bridges, or computer systems

A question asked to get information. British spelling of 'inquiry'.

Any separate thing or being. Can be a person, organization, object, or idea that exists on its own.

A door or opening that you go through to enter a place.

When everyone has the same rights, opportunities, and treatment. Nobody is treated better or worse because of their gender, race, or background.

The amount a company is worth to its owners after paying all debts. It's what shareholders actually own.

Your cultural background based on language, traditions, and family heritage. Different from race or nationality.

The time of day after the sun starts to set, between afternoon and night.

Refers to all individuals in a situation or group, emphasizing that no person is excluded.

When a landlord legally forces a tenant to leave a rented property. Usually happens due to unpaid rent or breaking lease rules.

information or objects that help prove whether something is true

Slow change and development of something over a long period.

Something that shows or represents what a type of thing is like.

Giving something and getting something else in return; a trade or swap.

A reason you give to explain why you did something wrong or late or did not do something expected

Activity that requires your body to move and work hard to keep you strong and healthy, or a task to practice a skill

Money spent or paid out. The amount of money you use to buy or pay for something.

Money you spend on something you need or want.

A person who knows a lot about something and is very good at it.

Special skill and knowledge from lots of experience in something.

Someone who enjoys being around other people and talking. They feel happy and energetic when socializing.

A serious official order from a leader or government that people must follow.

A very big, impressive building. Or, the whole system or structure of something, like a theory or organization built on certain ideas.

Learning and teaching that happens in schools and other places where people study to gain knowledge and skills.

Energy that flows through wires and batteries to make lights, machines, and appliances work.

a supernatural being from stories, often small with magical powers

a huge animal like a deer that lives in forests and has very big antlers

When a government officially bans buying and selling of goods with another country as a punishment or political action.

The craft of stitching colorful patterns and designs onto fabric with needle and thread to create decorative art pieces.

A sudden dangerous or urgent problem that needs immediate help or action.

When gases or other substances are released into the air, especially from cars, factories, or other sources that harm the environment.

Having a job and getting paid for the work you do. The condition of being employed by a company or organization.

Wrapping up data and functions together and controlling how others can access or change them.

Changing information into secret code so only authorized people can read it.

When someone famous or trusted publicly supports a product or person, telling others it's good.

The science of using mathematics and physics to plan and build machines, buildings, and systems

Entertainment is anything that keeps people amused and happy, like movies, music, games, or shows.

Everything around you that affects how you live, including nature and weather.

An epidemic is when a disease spreads quickly through a community or region, affecting many people.

The final part of a book, play, or film that provides closing thoughts after the main story.

Someone or something that shows all the best qualities of a certain type perfectly.

A significant time period, or one full cycle of training a computer model.

When everything is perfectly balanced and nothing is changing. Different forces or sides are equally strong and cancel each other out.

Things you need to do an activity or job well.

Money or documents held safely by a neutral person until all conditions of a deal are completed. The third party releases funds only when everything checks out.

A type of very strong coffee made by pushing hot water through finely ground coffee beans.

A large piece of land with a big house on it that belongs to one rich person. Or, all the money and things a dead person had that get given to other people.

A careful judgment about how good, bad, or useful something or someone is. It involves looking closely at facts and then making a conclusion about the quality or value.

Refers to all the people in a situation, place, or context, with no one left out.

Refers to all objects, facts, or situations in total, leaving nothing out.

A perfect example that other people or things should try to copy or follow.

A show or display where artworks, objects, or information are arranged and displayed publicly for people to come and see

a belief that something will happen; what you think should happen

Things that happen to you that you learn from; knowledge from doing something.

A test done to find out if something works or is true.

When something hidden is revealed and made known to everyone; or when you are in contact with something (like sunlight, disease, or danger).

A small add-on that adds features to your browser, or the file type letters at the end of a filename.

An externship is when a student works at a real company to gain experience, similar to an internship but often shorter.

A sad poem or song that mourns or expresses grief, often for someone who has died.

A philosophical view that knowledge comes primarily from experience and observation, not from reason alone.

A speech or writing that praises someone highly; an expression of great admiration and respect.

The process of giving people the right to vote and participate in political decisions.

A feeling of tiredness, lack of interest, and boredom with life; world-weary apathy and lack of enthusiasm.

A long poem that tells the story of heroes and great deeds; a grand tale of adventure and heroism.

A sudden moment of revelation or understanding; a sudden insight that changes perspective.

The study of knowledge itself; the philosophical study of what knowledge is and how we know things.

A letter, usually long and formal; a work written as if it were a letter to someone.

The study of beliefs about the end of the world and the ultimate fate of humanity; religious teachings about final judgment and the afterlife.

The most basic, essential nature of something; what makes it fundamentally what it is.

The philosophical study of right and wrong, morality, and how people should behave; also means the principles of right conduct.

The shared values, beliefs, and moral character of a group, culture, or society.

A speech given to praise someone who has died, usually at their funeral.

Softening through indirect language

A detailed explanation or interpretation of a text's meaning, especially the analysis of biblical or philosophical writings.

The fact of being or existing; presence in the world; reality versus imagination.

A philosophy emphasizing human freedom, responsibility, and the need to create your own meaning in a world without predetermined purpose or essence.

A clear explanation or introduction; in stories, the beginning that sets up who, where, and what is happening.

An artistic movement that emphasized expressing inner feelings and emotions through distorted forms and vivid colors rather than realistic representation.