*gebōn From *gebu (“gift”) + *-ēn. *gebēn to give, grant The verb is only distinct in the old languages, all later descendants would likely have merged...
From Proto-Germanic *grōnāną. Equivalent to *grōnī (“green”) + *-ēn. *grōnēn to become green, flourish In the Anglo-Frisian descendants the stem shows...
adjectives. Conjugation of *-āną (weak class 3) Proto-Germanic class 3 weak verbs Proto-West Germanic: *-ēn Old English: -ian (in a few cases; preceded by a palatalised...
(argiópous) Proto-Armenian: Old Armenian: արծուի (arcui) *h₂érǵ-ro-m Proto-Germanic: *arkrą, *akrą (“type of metal”) Proto-West Germanic: *arkr, *akr Old Dutch:...
mystery”) + *-ēn. *rūnēn to whisper, conspire Old English: rūnian Middle English: rounen, rownen English: roun, round Scots: roun, round Old Frisian: *rūnia...
Proto-Germanic *wanāną. Equivalent to *wan (“lacking”) + *-ēn. *wanēn to become less; lessen; wane *wanōn Old English: wanian, wonian Middle English:...
drizzle”), Old English ēar (“sea, ocean”). (See *auraz, *ūrą.) (Can this(+) etymology be sourced?) *ūraz m aurochs Proto-West Germanic: *ūr Old English: ūr Middle...
*-ēn. *smakēn to taste *smakōn *smakkijan Old Frisian: smakia West Frisian: smeitsje Old Saxon: *smakōn Middle Low German: smāken → Middle English: smaken...
Proto-Italic: *kaps? >? Latin: *caps, -ceps (only in compounds) *káp-ōl ~ *k(a)p-én-s? ⇒? Proto-Germanic: *hinþō, *hinþǭ (< *kpén-teh₂-?) Old English:...
From Proto-Germanic *twiznāną. Equivalent to *twiʀn (“twine”) + *-ēn. *twiʀnēn to twine, wind threads *twiʀnōn Old English: *twīnian Middle English: twynen...