This list includes 11 Pronouns that start with E, from “each” to “everything else”. They mostly serve as indefinite or distributive pronouns you use to refer to people or things without naming them.

Pronouns that start with E are pronouns beginning with the letter E, including common forms like “each,” “either,” and “everyone”. Some go back to Old English and have shaped everyday speech and literary style.

Below you’ll find the table with Type and Definition.

Type: Shows the pronoun class such as personal, demonstrative, or indefinite, so you can quickly find relevant categories.

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Pronouns that start with E

Pronoun Type Pronunciation Source/Status Description
each distributive EECH (iːtʃ) Modern; OED, Merriam‑Webster Used distributively to mean every one of a group; functions as pronoun and determiner.
either distributive EYE-ther or EE-ther (ˈaɪðər / ˈiːðər) Modern; OED, Merriam‑Webster Indicates a choice between two options; used as a pronoun (I don’t like either).
everyone indefinite EV-ree-wuhn (ˈɛvrɪwʌn) Modern; OED, Merriam‑Webster Indefinite pronoun meaning every person in a group.
everybody indefinite EV-ree-bod-ee (ˈɛvribɒdi) Modern; OED, Merriam‑Webster Informal/neutral indefinite pronoun equivalent to “everyone.”
everything indefinite EV-ree-thing (ˈɛvrɪθɪŋ) Modern; OED, Merriam‑Webster Indefinite pronoun meaning all things, situations, or matters.
each other reciprocal EECH UTH-er (iːtʃ ˈʌðər) Modern; OED, Merriam‑Webster Reciprocal pronoun expressing mutual action or relation between members of a group.
each one distributive EECH wun (iːtʃ wʌn) Modern; OED, Merriam‑Webster Pronoun phrase meaning every individual in a set; often interchangeable with “each.”
everyone else indefinite EV-ree-wuhn els (ˈɛvrɪwʌn ɛls) Modern; OED, Merriam‑Webster Pronoun phrase meaning every other person besides the one(s) mentioned.
everybody else indefinite EV-ree-bod-ee els (ˈɛvribɒdi ɛls) Modern; OED, Merriam‑Webster Pronoun phrase meaning all other people besides those already referred to.
everything else indefinite EV-ree-thing els (ˈɛvrɪθɪŋ ɛls) Modern; OED, Merriam‑Webster Pronoun phrase meaning all remaining things or matters besides those named.
em personal EM (əm) Dialectal/colloquial; Merriam‑Webster, OED Colloquial/clipped form of “them” used in speech and informal writing (I saw ’em).

Descriptions

each
either
everyone
everybody
everything
each other
each one
everyone else
everybody else
everything else
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