English, Old.
A name for Anglo-Saxon, sometimes applied to early English. See Mätzner’s “Altenglische Sprachproben”; Rask’s Grammar, by Thorpe, London, 1865; Hyde Clarke’s “Comparative Philology of the English,” &c., London, 1859.
Enimaga.
American: name for the Kochaboth tribe of Guaykuru.
Enua, under [F].
Epic Greek.
That is, poetic forms of expression, as opposed to comic or tragic. See Pinzger’s “Formenlehre des Epischen,” Breslau, 1829.
Epigraphic, see [Inscriptions].
Erigas.
American: quoted in Jülg’s “Vater” as Irokese.