Esse is the Latin word for "to be."
Do you mean the German letter known as Eszett? This is a ligature (combined writing) of two different forms of the lower-case letter "s": the so-called "long s" followed by the "short s" form universally used today.
The "long s" (ſ) is familiar to many Americans from the calligraphy on the U.S. Declaration of Independence. It looks like a lower-case letter "f" with no crossbar, or with a crossbar only on the left side.
The two letters, drawn together, produce a character not unlike a lower-case Greek letter beta, but with a noticeable gap at the base:
ßEsse ended in 1977.
Parker Esse's birth name is James Parker Esse.
The population of Esse stoves is 100.
esse aut non esse
In Italian, the letter "s" is spelled as "esse."
Esse is the verb "to be". Only nouns are declined, therefore it is in no declension.
Quem me esse dicis? (singular "you")Quem me esse dicitis? (plural "you")
Esse in Italian means "(the letter) s" in English.
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to be - esse
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In portuguese, the language i speak, the word "esse", in english, is that. When we say: "Esse carro", the translate in english is "That car". The same happen with "That dog", etc. I hope I helped you.