Vixen Chicken Blacken Ashen Risen, written Children, oxen As in take, taken; forgive, forgiven; prove, provenThe -en suffix is also used formally to denote any English past participle, even if it does not use the suffix. Such a use may be described formally as cook + -en → cooked As in forken ( "forked" ) Examples: aurochs, aurochsen[1]; bee, been; brother, brethren[1]; child, children[1]; cow, kine; knee, kneen; eye, eyen; hose, hosen; house, housen; ox, oxen[1]; shoe, shoon; sister, sistren; tree, treen, swine Elfin, wolven, peachen Current examples: wood, wooden; gold, golden; brass, brazenObsolete examples: bronze, bronzen; silver, silvernOrphan examples: linen (flax was called lin). Chickenmaidenkitten Was this page helpful? Yes No
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