A Stem Dictionary of the English Language : for Use in Elementary Schools

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L.
equns.
Ere (ore) — inclose ; exercise (set at work, as in driving cattle out of an inolosure). L. arcere.
Eremi — the desert ; eremite (a hermit of the desert). G. eremia.
G. eremos, deserted, desolate.
Erg— work ; energy (work within), organ (a working part). G.
ergon.
Ero — love ; erotic '** (relating to love). G. eroa.
Err — wander ; errant, error, ab- erration. L. errare.
Ert — erect ; aler^ (on the watch, in an upright posture). It. erta.
L. erecius.
Erysi (eruthr) — red ; 6?'2/sipelas ...(a disease characterized by a red skin). G. eruthros.
Esc — eat ; esculent (good to eat).
L. escare.
Escal — ladder; escalade. Sp.es- cala. L. scala.
Eso (oiso) — carry ; esophagus (the gullet which carries to the stomach what is eaten). G.
phero, oiso.
Esoter — inner, within; esoteric (addressed to an inner circle of disciples). G. esoter. G. eso, within.
Ess — to be ; essence'™ (the existing substance, the real quality).
L. esse.
* To be an epic, the poem needs to be great in length, in quality, and in pop- nlarlty.

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