[ellor-sîð], st. m., departure, death: nom. sg. [2452].
[elra], adj. (comparative of a not existing form, ele, Goth. aljis, alius), another: dat. sg. on elran men, [753].
[el-þeódig], adj., of another people: foreign: acc. pl. el-þeódige men, [336].
[ende], st. m., the extreme: hence, 1) end: nom. sg. aldres (lîfes) ende, [823], [2845]; ôð þät ende becwom (scil. unrihtes), [1255]; acc. sg. ende lîfgesceafta (lîfes, læn-daga), [3064], [1387], [2343]; häfde eorðscrafa ende genyttod, had used the end of the earth-caves (had made use of the caves for the last time), [3047]; dat. sg. ealdres (lîfes) ät ende, [2791], [2824]; eoletes ät ende, [224].—2) boundary: acc. sg. sîde rîce þät he his selfa ne mäg ... ende geþencean, the wide realm, so that he himself cannot comprehend its boundaries, [1735].—3) summit, head: dat. sg. eorlum on ende, to the nobles at the end (the highest courtiers), [2022].—Comp. woruld-ende.
[ende-däg], st. m., last day, day of death: nom. sg. [3036]; acc. sg. [638].
[ende-dôgor], st. m., last day, day of death: gen. sg. bega on wênum endedôgores and eftcymes leótes monnes (hesitating between the belief in the death and in the return of the dear man), [2897].
[ende-lâf], st. f., last remnant: nom. sg. þu eart ende-lâf ûsses cynnes, art the last of our race, [2814].
[ende-leán], st. n., final reparation: acc. sg. [1693].
[ende-sæta], w. m., he who sits on the border, boundary-guard: nom. sg. (here of the strand-watchman), [241].
[ende-stäf], st. m. (elementum finis), end: acc. sg. hit on endestäf eft gelimpeð, then it draws near to the end, [1754].