Answer

There is no single canonical “all words with E” list for the Bhaktambar Stotra, because the stotra is traditionally preserved in Sanskrit/Prakrit script, and the letter E only appears when it is transliterated into English letters.

Explanation

In Jain tradition, the Bhaktambar Stotra is counted and recited by shloka/verse, not by English letters. So the exact set of words containing “e” can change slightly depending on:

• the transliteration style used
• the edition of the text
• whether diacritical marks are used

Spiritual Understanding

The main devotion in Bhaktambar Stotra is in the meaning, भावना, and reverence toward Bhagwan Adinath, not in letter-based counting. If you are studying the text, it is usually better to read it verse by verse.

Takeaway

If you want, I can give you:

• the full Bhaktambar Stotra in Roman transliteration, or
• a line-by-line list of every word containing “e” from one standard version.