Emphasis. Speech-loudening, speech-strain.
Emporium. Warestore.
Enallage. Case-shifting, an onchanging, as of a word or case into or for another; as, ‘He was father to (or of) the fatherless.’ ‘The child took the toy in (or with) her hand.’
Enallagē takes word or case,
To put it in another’s place.
-en-ing (an ending). It means a becoming such; as, blacken, to make or become black; blackening, the becoming black.
The ending -en-ing differs from -ness, -en-es, as in blackness, which means the having become such.
Enthesis. An insetting.
Epenthesis. An inputting or inthrusting or infoisting of a sound or clipping into a word.
Epenthesis, for little good,
Infoisteth aught, as l in could.[3]
Epithet. A mark-word put to a thing; as, ‘The far-shooting Apollo,’ ‘the white-blossom’d sloe.’