Here you’ll find 25 Anagrams that start with E that begin with E, organized from “eager” to “exalt”. They include many common verbs and adjectives useful for Scrabble, crosswords, and creative writing.
Anagrams that start with E are words formed by rearranging letters so the result begins with E. Because E is the most frequent letter in English, many of these anagrams appear in everyday speech and puzzles.
Below you’ll find the table with Word, Anagram, Definition, Part of Speech, Frequency, and Notes.
Word: The base entry you see listed; use it for lookups, puzzles, and as the primary search term.
Anagram: Shows a valid rearrangement that begins with E, so you immediately see playable or alternative forms.
Definition: A concise one-line meaning with a helpful context so you judge the word’s suitability quickly.
Part of Speech: Identifies the grammatical role, helping you fit the word correctly into sentences or puzzle answers.
Frequency: Tags words as common, rare, or archaic so you pick entries suited to casual play or historical use.
Notes: Provides brief etymology, variant spellings, or usage tips that clarify unusual or context-specific entries.
Anagrams that start with E
| Word | Anagrams | Part of speech | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| east | seat | noun | Cardinal direction; the compass point toward sunrise. |
| ear | are,era | noun | Organ of hearing; outer part of head containing auditory canal. |
| earn | near | verb | To receive payment or reward for effort. |
| elan | lane,lean | noun | Energetic style or enthusiastic vigor. |
| evil | veil,vile | adj. | Morally bad or harmful. |
| emit | item,mite,time | verb | To send out or give off (light, sound, smell, etc.). |
| edit | diet,tide | verb | To prepare written material for publication by correcting or revising. |
| earth | hater,heart,rathe | noun | The planet we live on; soil or ground. |
| enlist | inlets,listen,silent,tinsel | verb | To sign up for service or an organization. |
| ergo | gore | adv. | Therefore; consequently (literary/Latin-derived). |
| ever | veer | adv. | At any time; always in questions and negatives. |
| eager | agree | adj. | Very keen or enthusiastic about something. |
| elbow | below | noun | Joint between forearm and upper arm; bend in a pipe or road. |
| evict | civet | verb | To expel someone from property by legal process. |
| ecru | cure | adj. | A light beige or pale fawn color. |
| eon | one | noun | A long, indefinite period; a billion years in geology. |
| enrol | loner | verb | To register or sign someone up (British spelling of enroll). |
| eclat | cleat | noun | Brilliant success or conspicuous acclaim; applause. |
| exalt | latex | verb | To raise in rank, power, or character; glorify. |
| earl | rale,real | noun | A British nobleman ranking below a marquess and above a viscount. |
| ester | reset,steer | noun | An organic compound formed from acid and alcohol, often fragrant. |
| escort | corset | noun | A person who accompanies another for protection or companionship. |
| easel | lease | noun | A frame for holding an artist’s canvas while painting. |
| eaglet | legate | noun | A young eagle; juvenile raptor. |
| earnest | eastern | adj. | Serious and sincere in intent or purpose. |