English to English Dictionary

Erdung

The act of grounding or establishing a connection with the earth.

Eremite

A Christian hermit or religious recluse living in isolation, typically in a desert or remote place.

Erfolg

The accomplishment of an aim, purpose, or desired outcome.

Ergonomic Chair

A chair designed to provide optimal support and comfort for the human body, especially during prolonged use.

Ergonomics

The study of people's efficiency in their working environment.

Erheben

To lift or raise something to a higher position.

Erinaceous Form

A term used to describe a form or structure that resembles or is characteristic of a hedgehog.

Eristic

Characterized by disputation, controversy, or the pursuit of victory in argument rather than truth.

Eritheodemar

A term used to describe a specific maritime boundary or area marked for navigation.

Erkölcsön

The system of moral principles and values concerning right and wrong conduct within a community.

Erlking

A mythological spirit or king of the elves in German folklore, often portrayed as a sinister figure who haunts forests and lures children to their death.

Erlkönigs

Pertaining to the Elf-king or Alder-king, a legendary spirit or king of the elves in German folklore, famously depicted in Goethe's ballad and Schubert's lieder.