e-, [e], va. Marks an imperative mood and second person, used to indicate a wish for the addressed person to make reality conform with the clause containing the verb.

usage: No other conjugational prefices are added to the verb when e- is used. This is a much more direct or urgent imperative than that formed with 563|ej-, and is typically used when shouting from a distance, when issuing military orders, or in cases where immediate attention is needed. When used in ordinary conversation it can sound excessively commanding or disrespectful.