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electromagnetic induction (electronics)
electromotive force (in electricity)
electromyography (medical test)
electron (in physics)
electronic banking (Computers)
electronic music (in music, electronics)
electronics (in science)
electroplating (Technology)
electrostatic induction (Physics)
electroweak theory (in physics)
elegy (style, ancient Greece/ancient Rome)
element, chemical (Science)
elementary education (Education)
elephant (mammal)
Elephant Man (Medicine)
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elephant seal (mammal, carnivore)
Eleusinian Mysteries (ancient religion, ancient Greece)
Eleusis (ancient city, ancient Greece)
elevator (in machinery)
Elgar, Sir Edward (William) (English composer)
Elgin Marbles (sculpture, England/ancient Greece)
Elgin, James Bruce, 8th earl of (English statesman)
Elgon, Mount (volcano, Kenya/Uganda)
Eliade, Mircea (American philosopher, historian & theologian)
Elijah (biblical prophet)
Elijah ben Solomon (Polish-Lithuanian Jewish scholar)
Elion, Gertrude (Belle) (American pharmacologist)
Eliot, Charles William (American educator)
Eliot, George (Writer)
Eliot, John (Protestant missionary & linguist)
Elis (region, ancient Greece)
Elisha (in the Old Testament)
Elista (Russia)
Elizabeth (city, New Jersey)
Elizabeth (empress of Austria and queen of Hungary)
Elizabeth (queen of Bohemia)
Elizabeth (czarina of Russia)
Elizabeth I (Queen of England)
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