1. Etymology of the English suffix -en

Derivations in English

broaden, coarsen, crispen, dampen, deaden, deepen, fatten, flatten, freshen, frighten, hasten, hearten, heighten, hoarsen, laten, lengthen, madden, moisten, neaten, pinken, plumpen, quieten, redden, richen, ripen, roughen, sadden, slacken, smarten, smoothen, steepen, stiffen, stouten, straighten, straiten, sweeten, tauten, tighten, toughen, weaken, widen, youthen, outen, embolden, lading, blacken, gladden, greaten, harden, soften, sharpen, brighten, darken, happen, hearken, lighten, loosen, quicken, strengthen, threaten, whiten, worsen, olden

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2. Etymology of the English suffix -en

Derivations in English

flaxen, wooden, ashen, birken, golden, oaken, oaten, olden, birchen, linden, earthen, hempen, leaden, leathern, silken, silvern, waxen, wheaten, woolen

Usage

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3. Etymology of the English suffix -en

Derivations in English

boughten, fitten, lading, slickenside, smitten, carven, graven

Usage

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4. Etymology of the English suffix -en

Derivations in English

ourselves

Usage

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