-enn

-enn

See also: enn, enn-, Enn, Ënn, and ènn

Breton

Etymology

From Middle Breton -enn, from Old Breton *-enn, from Proto-Brythonic *-enn. Cognate with Cornish -en and Welsh -en.

Suffix

-enn f

  1. Indicates a singulative of collective nouns.
    ‎merien (“ants”) + ‎-enn → ‎merienenn (“ant”)

Derived terms

Breton terms suffixed with -enn
atomenn
bananezenn
bozonenn
doganenn
eilenn
froudenn
gluonenn
gwinegrenn
gwrizienn
kasketenn
kordenn
Koulmenn
lizherenn
marbluñvenn
neutronenn
nukleonenn
protonenn
Ruvonenn
skeudenn
Sklaerenn
unanderenn
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