Proper Nouns That Start with E and End with US

Explore 56 verified English proper nouns starting with E and ending with US, including Exodus, Erasmus, Ephesus, Epicurus, Epictetus, Equus and Eusebius. Sort these capitalized names for specific people, places, and organizations by word length for capitalization practice, trivia, and reference writing below, or review capitalization rules and examples in our noun grammar guide.

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Starts with ED
1 words
edmontosaurus
elbrus
elephantopus
elymus
eleutherus
Starts with EN
2 words
enterobius
enchytraeus
eoanthropus
eosaurus
eocarboniferous
ephesus
epicurus
epictetus
epirus
epimetheus
ephorus
epinephelus
epeus
eptesicus
epiphegus
epiceratodus
ephippiorhynchus
eptatretus
equus
equuleus
equetus
erasmus
erebus
erastus
eridanus
erechtheus
erinaceus
erignathus
erithacus
erythrocebus
erythrinus
Starts with ES
1 words
eschrichtius
Starts with ET
2 words
eteoclus
etropus
eusebius
eurystheus
euryalus
eucinostomus
eurus
euthynnus
eurytus
eumolpus
eurylaimus
euphractus
euphagus
eubranchipus
eupanorthus
exodus
exocoetus
exoascus
eximidus

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