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| e. | east |
| E. | east, eastern |
| E. Afr. | East Africa(n) |
| E. Angl. | East Anglia(n) |
| E. Anglian | East Anglian |
| East Ind. | East Indies, East Indian |
| east. | eastern (dialect) |
| Eccl. | ecclesiastical |
| Eccl. | (in the Bible) Ecclesiastes |
| Eccles. | ecclesiastical |
| Eccles. | (in the Bible) Ecclesiastes |
| Eccl. Hist. | ecclesiastical history |
| Eccl. Law | ecclesiastical law |
| Ecclus. | (in the Apocrypha) Ecclesiasticus |
| Ecol. | ecology, ecological |
| Econ. | economics, economic(al) |
| ed. | edition |
| Ed. | edition |
| Ed. | Edward |
| E.D.D. | English Dialect Dictionary |
| Edin. | Edinburgh |
| Edinb. | Edinburgh |
| Educ. | education, education(al) |
| Edw. | Edward |
| E.E.T.S. | Early English Text Society |
| Egypt. | Egyptian |
| Egyptol. | Egyptology |
| E. Ind. | East Indies, East Indian |
| Electr. | electricity, electric(al) |
| Electr. Engin. | electrical engineering |
| Electro-magn. | electro-magnetism |
| Electro-physiol. | electro-physiology |
| Elem. | element(s), elementary |
| Eliz. | Elizabeth |
| Elizab. | Elizabethan |
| ellipt. | elliptical(ly) |
| Emb. | embassy |
| Embryol. | embryology, embryologic(al) |
| e. midl. | east midland (dialect) |
| emph. | emphatic(ally) |
| Encycl. | encyclopaedia, encyclopaedic |
| Encycl. Brit. | Encyclopaedia Britannica |
| Encycl. Metrop. | Encyclopaedia Metropolitana |
| Eng. | England, English |
| Engin. | engineering |
| Englishw. | Englishwomen |
| Enq. | enquiry |
| Ent. | entomology, entomological |
| Enthus. | enthusiasm |
| Entom. | entomology, entomological |
| Entomol. | entomology, entomological |
| Enzymol. | enzymology |
| eOE | (in dates) early Old English |
| Ep. | epistle |
| Eph. | (in the Bible) Ephesians |
| Ephes. | (in the Bible) Ephesians |
| Epil. | epilogue |
| Episc. | episcopacy |
| Epist. | epistle |
| Epit. | epitaph |
| Equip. | equipment |
| erron. | erroneous(ly) |
| Esd. | (in the Apocrypha) Esdras |
| esp. | especially |
| Ess. | essay(s) |
| Essent. | essential |
| Establ. | establishment |
| Esth. | (in the Bible) Esther |
| Ethnol. | ethnology |
| etym. | etymology |
| etymol. | etymological(ly) |
| Etymol. | etymology, etymological |
| euphem. | euphemistic(ally) |
| Eval. | evaluation |
| Evang. | evangelical |
| Even. | evening |
| Evid. | evidence |
| Evol. | evolution, evolutionary |
| Ex. doc. | executive document |
| Exalt. | exaltation |
| Exam. | examination |
| exc. | except |
| Exch. | exchange |
| Exch. | exchequer |
| Exec. | execution |
| Exec. | executive |
| Exerc. | exercise(s) |
| Exhib. | exhibition, exhibit(s) |
| Exod. | (in the Bible) Exodus |
| Exped. | expedition |
| Exper. | experiment, experimental |
| Explan. | explanation |
| Explic. | explication |
| Explor. | exploration |
| Expos. | exposition, expository |
| Ezek. | (in the Bible) Ezekiel |
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