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endogamique: endogamous (of a marriage, within a social group)
endogène: endogenous (produced, originating or growing from within)
endolithe: endolith
endolori: painful, sore
endolymphe: endolymph
endolysine: endolysin
endomembranaire: endomembranous
endomembrane: endomembrane
endommagement: damaging
endommager: to damage (to cause damage to something)
endomorphe: endomorph
endomorphine: endomorphin; endorphin
endomorphique: endomorphic
endomorphisme: endomorphism
endomètre: endometrium
endométrectomie: endometrectomy
endométriome: endometrioma
endométriose: endometriosis
endométrioïde: endometrioid
endométrite: endometritis
endonucléase: endonuclease
endoparasite: endoparasite
endoparasitique: endoparasitic
endoparasitisme: endoparasitism
endoparasitoïde: endoparasitoid
endoplasme: endoplasm
endoplasmique: endoplasmic
endormant: boring, dull, soporific
endormi: asleep
endormir: to put to sleep; to fall asleep
endormissement: the act of falling asleep
endorphine: endorphin
endoréique: endorheic
endoscope: endoscope
endoscopie: endoscopy (examination using an endoscope)
endoscopique: endoscopic
endosmomètre: endosmometer
endosmose: endosmosis
endosperme: endosperm
endosquelette: endoskeleton
endossable: endorsable
endossataire: endorsee
endossement: endorsement
endosser: to carry on one's back; to assume responsibility, to shoulder; to endorse; to take on (e.g. a role); to put on, to don
endosseur: endorser
endosymbiose: endosymbiosis (living within another organism)
endosymbiote: endosymbiont
endosymbiotique: endosymbiotic
endothermique: endothermic
endothélial: endothelial
endothélium: endothelium
endotoxine: endotoxin
endotoxique: endotoxic
endotrachéal: endotracheal
endoédrique: endohedral
endroit: place, spot (specified area)
enduire: to plaster; to coat, cover; to smear, anoint (to smear or rub over with oil or an unctuous substance)
enduit: coated
enduit: coat; coating; render (thin coat of plaster); plaster; plastering
endurable: endurable, which can be endured