Contionary:-en

Enventian

Pronunciation

• (North) IPA: [ɑ̃], (without the an/en merger) [ɜ̃]
• (South) IPA: [ə̃]

Etymology 1

Perhaps from the German -en, a verb suffix but also often used as verbal noun.

Suffix

-en

1. (a suffix used to form abstract nouns), -ing

   slääpan > slääpen

   sleep > sleep(ing)

Etymology 2

From German -en.

Suffix

-en

1. (a verbal suffix used for certain verbs, specially those of foreign, chiefly Latin/Greek, origin)

   rekord > rekorden

   record > to record

Etymology 3

From Old Enventian -ôn, from Proto-Germanic. Less common than -an in formation of new verbs.

Suffix

-en

1. (a verbal suffix used for certain native verbs, specially those from abstract nouns and those ending in -r)

   water > bewateren

   water > to water over

   smjer > smjeren

   grease > to smear

Etymology 4

From Old Enventian -en, from Proto-West Germanic *-īn.

Suffix

-en

1. -en (a adjectival suffix used for 'made of' or 'resembling')

   kläth > kläthen

   cloth > clothen

   goll > gollen

   gold > golden

Sintsiran

Etymology

From Proto-Indo-European *-iHnos (“adjectival suffix”)

Suffix

-en (feminine -ena)

1. An adjectival suffix denoting composition or character

Declension

Declension of -en (1st/2nd declension)
Information		1st/2nd declension
Declension		singular									plural
Declension		masculine			neuter			feminine			masculine			neuter			feminine
nominative		-en			-enu			-ena			-enūs			-ene			-enēs
accusative		-enu			-enu			-enam			-enōs			-enōs			-enēs
genitive		-ene			-ene			-enas			-enam			-enam			-enēm
dative		-eni			-eni			-enī			-enōs			-enōs			-enōs

Skundavisk

Etymology

From Middle Skundavisk -en, a merger of various Old Skundavisk verbal or case endings.

Pronunciation

• IPA: /ən/

Suffix

-en

1. (used to form the infinitive of verbs)

   kommen .

   to come.

1. (used to indicate the 1st and 3rd person plural forms)

   Wi maken.

   We make.

1. (appended to adjectives in the definite common and genitive cases)

   Ðe skønen bloomen.

   The beautiful flowers.