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- ernasium. See harnesium.
- erodius:—a gerfalcon (falco islandicus).
- erpica:—a harrovy.
- erra:—a pledge (arrha).
- errarius cygnus:—a nesting swan (?).
- erraticum:—a waif or stray.
- erthmiotum:—a court held on the boundary of two lands
- erubiyinator:—a writer of rubrics; a painter in red.
- eruginator:—a furbisher.
- esbrancatura:—cutting off branches; lopping.
- escaere:—to escheat; to claim as escheated.
- escaeta:—an escheat; a fallen branch; entrails.
- escaetatio:—escheat.
- escaetaior, escaetor:—an escheator.
- escaetna:—escheatorship.
- escaetus:—escheated.
- escaldare:—to scald.
- escambiare:—to exchange.
- escambiator:—an exchanger, money changer.
- escambia, escambium:—exchange; a place for changing money.
- escanyia, escanyium:—exchange.
- escantio:—a butler, a cup bearer.
- escapiare:—to escape from arrest.
- escapium:—escape; a thing that comes by chance.
- escaptara:—escape.
- escanus:—a carver.
- escarleta, escarletum:—scarlet.
- escarta. See scarta.
- escaudare:—to scald.
- escawardus:—applied to fish, "calvered" or "scarved"(?)
- esceppa:—a skep, a measure of corn, salt, fruit, &c.; a straw or rush basket.
- eschaeta. See escaeta.
- eschaetor. See escaetatur.
- eschambia, eschambium:—exchange.
- escheccum:—a jury, or inquisition; a check.
- escheppa. See esceppa.
- escheweita:—sentinel service done by folk of Bordeaux. (Fr. eschauguette.)
- eschina:—a chine.
- eschippare:—to equip; to embark.
- esclavus:—a slave.
- esclenka:—a leg of mutton or beef. (Fr. esclanche.)
- esclusa:—a dam or sluice.
- esclusayium:—payment for permission to make a sluice.
- escomarius:—a boatman; a pirate.
- escruatio:—cleaning (ditches).
- escuaqium. See scutagium.
- escuilliare:—to castrate.
- escurare:—to scour; to cleanse.
- esyardia, esyardum:—a reward; an award.
- esyardiator:—an arbiter.
- esyardium:—an award.
- esiamentum:—easement.
- eskaere, &c. See escaere.
