The causative suffix -en is used to make many verbs from adjectives. Strengthen is to make strong, redden is to make red, enliven ( two ens!) is to make lively. It doesn't work with all adjectives. We don't use "brownen" to make brown, for example.
The ~en at the end is not always a 'suffix' as such but is simply the last two letters of those particular words. e.g. as in oven, raven (bird), coven.
Brighten
Quieten
These are all transient verbs.
Others, like unburden, are verbs.
Slacken, fallen, strengthen, redden, enliven are words that end with en.
A suffix that can be added to "wrote" is -en, forming the word "written."
The prefix of the word "wooden" is "wood-" and the suffix is "-en."
suffixes are at the end. Prefixes go on the beginning or the word.
The suffix for the word "pollen" is "-en".
A suffix is added to the end of a word to modify its meaning.
It is a suffix.
The suffix for encourage is encouraged
Prefix: en- Root word: dors Suffix: -e
A suffix is added to the end of a word.A prefix is added to the beginning of a word.
'En' is a suffix, so it does not have a designated root word by itself. Words with 'en' are listed below, the root words italicized.WoodenStolen
The suffix for "rewritten" is "-en." The base word "write" becomes "written" when the past participle suffix "-en" is added to indicate that the action has been completed. Therefore, "rewritten" means that something has been written again or revised from its original form.