emperor
nounLouisiana Creole:lempéró
Synonyms:leader
“Jil Sézar té lempéró a Romm.”
— Julius Caesar was emperor of Rome.
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AdjectiveLouisiana Creole:vid
Louisiana Creole:fwin
en grenn mayi
Noun PhraseLouisiana Creole:moutard
en ti bwa lorye
NounLouisiana Creole:lorye
encircle
regular verbLouisiana Creole:entouré; sèrklé, særklé; sémé
Synonyms:draw a circle around; surround
“Yé entouré lamézon.”
— They surrounded the house
enclose
regular verbLouisiana Creole:entouré
Synonyms:encircle
“Bouki-yé gin labichud entouré lapwa.”
— Hyenas typically enclose prey.
encourage
regular verbLouisiana Creole:enkourajé; donné kouraj, donn kouraj
“N'ap éséyé enkourajé li.”
— We're trying to encourage her.
end
nounLouisiana Creole:bou, bout, lafin, fon, tèrm, fin, fini, kasé, abouti
Synonyms:finish, terminate, close
“tèrm”
— end of fixed time agreement
“ishk'o bou”
— until the end
“A lafin lanné, no gin lafèt Nowèl.”
— At the end of the year, we have the Christmas holidays.
end (of object)
NounLouisiana Creole:bout
end to end
AdverbLouisiana Creole:bout-a-bout, bout a bout
endlessly
adverbLouisiana Creole:san sès
Synonyms:without stopping
Antonyms:curtly; shortly
“Li sharr san sès.”
— She chats endlessly.
endure
regular verbLouisiana Creole:enduré, endiré
Synonyms:put up with; tolerate; take
“Mo pa konné komen li arivé enduré ça.”
— I don't know how he put up with that.
enema
NounLouisiana Creole:kristér, kristèr
engage
regular verbLouisiana Creole:komensé; limé; tourné
Synonyms:turn on; start up; crank on
“Used for turning on machines, apparatuses.”