Where does “-ent” come from?
-ent (English) comes from Middle English -ent, from Old French -ent, from Latin -ens — Ending of the present active participle of second...
-ent (English): Causing, promoting, or doing a certain action;...
Definitions
- Causing, promoting, or doing a certain action;...
Ancestry of “-ent”, step by step
Words derived from “-ent”
- fluorescent
- referent
- fluorescently
- subsistent
- immunofluorescent
- nonfluorescent
- autofluorescent
- coreferent
- epifluorescent
- hyperfluorescent
- immunofluorescently
- pustulent
- nonreferent
- referentless
- chemifluorescent
- abortient
- pauciloquent
- inoculent
- mirificent
- absent referent
- stereofluorescent
- polyfluorescent
- multifluorescent
- biofluorescent