E voor L.
| EL, ofte Ael, An Eele. |
| El, Andere, ofte, niemandt El, Noe Other, or none Else. |
| hy is het ende niemandt El, It is he and no bodie Else. |
| El, ofte Ellers, Else, or Otherwise. |
| nergens El, In noe place Else, or, Noe where Else. |
| Elck, ofte een yegelick, Each, or Every one. |
| Elck anderen, Each other, Reciprocally, or, aswell the one as the other. |
| Elck bysonder, Each apart. |
| Elck jaer, Each yeare, or every yeare. |
| t' Elcken, Every time. |
| Elckerlick, ofte Elck een, Each one, or Every one. |
| Elder ofte Mamme, A Teate, a Mamme, or a Dugge. |
| Elders, Elsewhere, or in an other place. |
| van Elders, From Elsewhere, or, From some other place. |
| Elefant. Siet Olyfant. |
| Elendt, Ellendt. Siet Eelandt. |
| Elf, A Shadd, a fish so called. |
| Elfen-been, Ivorie, or an Elephants tooth or bone. |
| Elf ofte Elve, Eleven. |
| Elfmael, Eleven times. |
| de Elffte, The Eleventh. |
| Elger, A Eele Speare. |
| Elgh, A wilde Asse. |
| Elhoren. Siet Vlier. |
| een Elle daer men mede meet, An Ell wherewith one measures. |
| met der Ellen meten, To meat or measure with the Ell. |
| laken met der Ellen meten, To measure out cloath by the Ell. |
| Ell, The Arme, or the measure of an Arme. |
| een Ellenboge, An Elbow. |
| dat een Ellenboge langh ofte hoogh is. As the Elbow is long or high. |
| op den Ellenboge lenen ofte rusten, To leane or rest upon ones Elbow. |
| een Ellenboogh Kussen, An Elbow Cushin, or Pillow-beare. |
| Ellende, ofte Elende, Miserie, or Wretched. |
| Ellendigh, Miserable, Kative, or Needie. |
| Ellendigheydt, Miserablenesse, or Wretchednesse. |
| Ellendighlick, Miserably, or Wretchedly. |
| Elpen-been. Siet Olyfants been. |
| Elp, Elps, ofte Swaen, A Swanne. |
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| ELSAES, ELSATIA, A very firtill Countrie lying upon the Rhyne. |
| Elsaters, People of Elsatia. |
| het Elsatigh Geberghte, The Elsasitica Mountaines. |
| een Elsen-boom, An Elder-tree. |
| een Elsen staeck, An Elder stake. |
| een Elsen-boom-bosch, A Wood of Elder-trees. |
| van Elsen gemaeckt, Made of Elders. |
| Elschouwe, ofte Elschoude, A Nettle. |
| Elssen, An Aule, or a Shoe-makers Aule. |
| Elft, A Loche, a Fish so called. |
| Eluwe, Black and Blew, wan of the colour of Lead. Siet Deluwe. |
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