| Word | Meaning | Occurrences |
|---|---|---|
| exaequo | to make even, make equal | 2 |
| exaestuo | to boil up | 3 |
| exagito | to rouse, keep in motion | 5 |
| exaltatio | elevation, exaltation | 7 |
| exalto | to raise, exalt | 194 |
| examen | swarm | 1 |
| examino | to weigh, ponder | 10 |
| exanimis | lifeless, dead | 1 |
| exanimo | to deprive of breath, to deprive of life | 1 |
| exardeo | to blaze, be inflamed | 13 |
| exardesco | to blaze up, be kindled | 10 |
| exaresco | to dry up | 9 |
| exaro | to plough out, dig up | 4 |
| exasperatrix | she who provokes | 1 |
| exaspero | to irritate, provoke | 23 |
| exaudio | to hear clearly, listen to | 206 |
| exauditio | listening to, granting | 1 |
| exauditor | one who listens to, grants | 1 |
| excaeco | to blind | 11 |
| excandesco | to grow hot, kindle | 1 |
| excavo | to hollow out | 1 |
| excedo | to go out, go forth | 9 |
| excellens | prominent, excellent | 5 |
| excello | to be eminent, be superior | 2 |
| excelsus | high, elevated | 257 |
| exceptorium | receptacle, reservoir | 1 |
| excerebro | to dash the brains out, to render senseless | 1 |
| excessus | departure, death | 11 |
| excido | to cut out, cut off; to fall down, to fail | 28 |
| excipio | to take out, except | 79 |
| excito | to raise up, rouse | 29 |
| exclamatio | exclamation | 1 |
| exclamo | to cry out, exclaim | 58 |
| excludo | to shut out, exclude | 10 |
| excogitatio | thinking out, contriving | 1 |
| excogito | to think up, contrive | 10 |
| excolo | to strain out; to cultivate, improve | 2 |
| excoquo | to boil out, melt out | 2 |
| excorio | to skin, strip of its skin | 1 |
| excors | senseless, silly | 3 |
| excubiae | guard, watch | 7 |
| excubitor | sentry, watch | 1 |
| excubo | to sleep out of doors, camp out | 11 |
| excurro | to run out, run forth | 1 |
| excursus | excursion, charge | 1 |
| excusatio | excuse | 4 |
| excuso | to excuse, make an excuse for | 12 |
| excussio | shaking down | 1 |
| excutio | to shake off, shake out | 34 |
| execrabilis | execrable | 8 |
| execramentum | abomination | 1 |
| execratio | cursing, execration | 10 |
| execror | to curse | 5 |
| executio | performance, carrying out | 1 |
| exedra | chamber, hall | 6 |
| exemplar | pattern, model | 18 |
| exemplum | example, model | 48 |
| exentero | to disembowel | 1 |
| exeo | to go out | 493 |
| exequiae | funeral procession, burial service | 4 |
| exequor | to follow up, carry out | 3 |
| exerceo | to keep busy with, to exercise | 32 |
| exercitatio | exercise, practice | 3 |
| exercitium | training, exercise | 1 |
| exercito | to exercise diligently | 9 |
| exercitus | army | 645 |
| exerro | to wander away, to deviate | 2 |
| exfornicatus | given to fornication | 2 |
| exhalo | to breathe out, exhale | 1 |
| exhaurio | to empty, exhaust | 5 |
| exhibeo | to present, show | 34 |
| exhilaro | to gladden, cheer | 3 |
| exhonoro | to dishonor, despise | 6 |
| exhorresco | to tremble, shudder | 1 |
| exhortatio | exhortation, encouragement | 21 |
| exhortor | to exhort, encourage | 45 |
| exigo | to demand, exact | 11 |
| exiguum | a little, briefly | 1 |
| exiguus | scanty, little | 14 |
| exilio | to spring out, spring forth | 18 |