1. Etymology of the French word en
the Old French word
enderived from the Latin word
in (in; over; in; in; in)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*enDerivations in French
enjeu,
arc-en-ciel,
en-dehors,
envers,
arc-en-terre,
chienlit,
enfuir,
huit-en-huit,
porte-en-ville,
rendoubler,
saute-en-barque,
engendrer,
enténébrer,
entraver,
engoncer,
croquemboucheDerivations in other languages
English
agog, English
secondCognates
English
in, French
ni, German
in, Icelandic
í, Italian
in, Italian
ne, Latin
in, Portuguese
em, Provençal
en, Provençal
ent, Spanish
en, Swedish
i, Yiddish
inUsage
Word found in Old French
2. Etymology of the French word en
derived from the French word
enderived from the Latin word
indeUsage
Word found in Old French