The suffix -en is sometimes used to form or 'mark' (indicate) the past participle of irregular verbs, for example: be - been, speak - spoken, write - written. (Often the stem vowel changes).
'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
To cause to be or to become
En is the suffix of enjoy
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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.
'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 -en in words like "broaden" and "widen" indicates a process of making something more broad or wide. It transforms the base word into a verb, indicating the action of expanding or increasing in size or scope.
Slacken, fallen, strengthen, redden, enliven are words that end with en.
To cause to be or to become
En is the suffix of enjoy
Words that end with 'en':brightenlightenheightenabdomenwomenalienAmenawakenforsakenbadmenbefallenchosencitizenclubmancoachmencraftsmendampendeependarkendenBenmendoormendozendrivendrunkeneateneighteenelevensevenfallenfastenforbiddenforgiven
ox - oxen (child - children). That is about the lot.
The suffix for "straight" is "-en."
The suffix for "garden" is "-en."
The suffix to "unwritten" would be "-en."
The suffix for "broad" is "-en" or "-en" when forming the comparative and superlative forms, such as "broader" and "broadest."
The correct suffix for softening is -en.