esp
adverbUK /ɪˈspeʃ/
US /ɪˈspɛʃ/
This is a short way to write 'especially', which means more than others.
I love fruit, esp. apples and bananas.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Used to single out one person or thing as more important than the rest.
The park is busy, esp. on sunny days.
3. Used to show that something is true to a great degree.
She was tired, esp. after the long trip.
4. Used in writing as a short form of 'especially' before examples.
Bring warm clothes, esp. a coat and gloves.