In the lecture, she showed how en- -en functions as a circumfix that forms transitive verbs denoting an increase in, or intensification of, the quality denoted by the enclosed word.

The label en on the document shows that the text is in English.

Tell en to come in when the fog lifts.

The protesters moved en masse toward the capitol, their chants echoing through the streets.

Please write the en in uppercase when you label the diagram.

The en- prefix in English often conveys the sense of putting something in or into something else.

In Old English, the suffix -en was commonly attached to verbs to form the infinitive.

In linguistics, the suffix -en often forms adjectives and verbs indicating 'pertaining to, having the qualities of, resembling, like', as in 'golden' and 'harden'.

In Old English, the suffix -en was used to form diminutives of certain nouns, creating smaller or more affectionate forms.

In archaic verbs, the past participle was formed with -en, as in 'taken' and 'spoken'.