A list of words that end with AN for Scrabble that can also be used while playing Words With Friends.
Here’s a list of words that end with AN of all different lengths.
AN is a playable Scrabble Word!
Contents
- Highest scoring words ending with AN
- 9-letter words ending with AN
- 8-letter words ending with AN
- 7-letter words ending with AN
- 6-letter words ending with AN
- 5-letter words ending with AN
- 4-letter words ending with AN
- 3-letter words ending with AN
- 2-letter words ending with AN
- FAQs about words that end in AN
The highest scoring words ending with AN
Want to go straight to the words that will get you the best score? Here are all the highest scoring words with AN,
not including the 50-point bonus if they use seven letters.
| Top words ending with AN | Scrabble Points | Words With Friends Points |
|---|---|---|
| zymosan | 21 | 22 |
| harijan | 17 | 19 |
| xanthan | 17 | 18 |
| chazzan | 30 | 31 |
| jazzman | 34 | 38 |
| kirkman | 17 | 19 |
| packman | 17 | 21 |
| juryman | 19 | 23 |
| junkman | 20 | 26 |
| hackman | 18 | 20 |
936 Scrabble words ending with AN
9 Letter Words That End in AN
- amazonian20
- ambrosian13
- amoebaean13
- amphibian18
- anchorman16
- animalian11
- annelidan10
- anthocyan17
- anthozoan21
- antihuman14
- antiurban11
- antiwoman14
- araneidan10
- astrachan14
- astrakhan16
- attackman17
- balmacaan15
- barbarian13
- basilican13
- bondwoman17
- boogerman14
- boogeyman17
- boogieman14
- brannigan12
- broadbean14
- bushelman16
- caecilian13
- caesarean11
- caesarian11
- calvarian14
- cameraman15
- carnelian11
- castellan11
- catamaran13
- cattleman13
- cercarian13
- charlatan14
- charwoman19
- chelonian14
- chthonian17
- churchman21
- circadian14
- clergyman17
- clinician13
- clubwoman18
- cnidarian12
- collegian12
- cornelian11
- cornerman13
- courtesan11
- courtezan20
- cracksman19
- craftsman16
- custodian12
- cybrarian16
- cyclopean18
- daedalean11
- daedalian11
- dalmatian12
- daltonian10
- deathsman15
- decapodan15
- demeraran12
- desmidian13
- dietician12
- dietitian10
- dionysian13
- doorwoman15
- draconian12
- draftsman15
- dystopian15
- ealdorman12
- epicurean13
- euclidean12
- euclidian12
- eutherian12
- exciseman20
- fellowman17
- fieldsman15
- fisherman17
- forewoman17
- gambogian15
- garageman13
- gentleman12
- gigantean11
- gorgonian11
- grantsman12
- groomsman14
- guardsman13
- guildsman13
- harmattan14
- heliozoan21
- herculean14
- historian12
- horsebean14
- hydrozoan25
- interclan11
- interloan9
- ironwoman14
- jellybean21
- jurywoman24
- kinswoman18
- letterman11
- leviathan15
- librarian11
- lictorian11
- liveryman17
- lumberman15
- magnesian12
- malvasian14
- mammalian15
- manhattan14
- marmorean13
- mausolean11
- melphalan16
- mercaptan15
- microbian15
- microloan13
- middleman15
- minuteman13
- molluscan13
- molluskan15
- mongolian12
- mortarman13
- mortician13
- muscleman15
- myrobalan16
- nectarean11
- nemertean11
- newswoman17
- oarswoman14
- octopodan14
- ombudsman16
- orangutan10
- overclean14
- oysterman14
- pantryman16
- patrician13
- patrolman13
- photoscan16
- physician19
- plainsman13
- planarian11
- plantsman13
- plutonian11
- policeman15
- poriferan14
- precisian13
- pretorian11
- prosimian13
- protistan11
- protozoan20
- ptarmigan14
- quarryman23
- quotidian19
- repairman13
- reptilian11
- rotiferan12
- roundsman12
- rubrician13
- ruddleman13
- sacristan11
- safetyman17
- salaryman14
- salvarsan12
- samaritan11
- schoolman16
- screwbean16
- sectarian11
- selachian14
- selectman13
- semiurban13
- septarian11
- shantyman17
- sharifian15
- signalman12
- spleuchan16
- spoilsman13
- spokesman17
- sporozoan20
- sportsman13
- stableman13
- statesman11
- steersman11
- steradian10
- strongman12
- strontian9
- suctorian11
- suffragan16
- switchman19
- swordsman15
- tactician13
- tellurian9
- testacean11
- tillerman11
- timberman15
- tirewoman14
- tradesman12
- tragedian11
- tribesman13
- triclosan11
- unitarian9
- venireman14
- vestryman17
- vulcanian14
- vulgarian13
- washerman17
- washwoman20
- wheelsman17
- wisewoman17
- workwoman21
- yachtsman19
8 Letter Words That End in AN
- acaridan11
- actinian10
- agrarian9
- airwoman13
- alderman11
- amoebean12
- aphelian13
- aphidian14
- apiarian10
- aquarian17
- arbutean10
- arcadian11
- archaean13
- ascidian11
- aurorean8
- bailsman12
- bandsman13
- barbican14
- bargeman13
- bartisan10
- bartizan19
- beadsman13
- bedesman13
- billycan15
- bioclean12
- bluesman12
- boardman13
- boatsman12
- bogeyman16
- bohemian15
- bondsman13
- boogyman16
- brainpan12
- brakeman16
- bryozoan22
- buckbean18
- busulfan13
- caducean13
- cardigan12
- cerulean10
- cesarean10
- cesarian10
- cetacean12
- chainman15
- chairman15
- chessman15
- chitosan13
- chlordan14
- choreman15
- civilian13
- clansman12
- coachman17
- colorman12
- comedian13
- conidian11
- conquian19
- cordovan14
- corpsman14
- cotquean19
- countian10
- cragsman13
- dairyman14
- dalesman11
- demonian11
- devonian12
- diluvian12
- diocesan11
- dipteran11
- dragoman12
- dutchman16
- earthman13
- ectozoan19
- egyptian14
- empyrean15
- entozoan17
- ethician13
- eulachan13
- everyman16
- favonian14
- ferryman16
- filarian11
- foilsman13
- freedman14
- freshman16
- frontman13
- fugleman14
- funnyman16
- furfuran14
- gallican11
- gamesman13
- glassman11
- gownsman14
- guardian10
- gypseian14
- handyman17
- harridan12
- headsman14
- helmsman15
- henchman18
- herdsman14
- hermaean13
- hominian13
- hooligan12
- horseman13
- hotelman13
- houseman13
- huntsman13
- hyoidean15
- hypogean17
- iguanian9
- insectan10
- isopodan11
- isthmian13
- jerrican17
- jerrycan20
- landsman11
- langshan12
- larrigan9
- laywoman16
- leadsman11
- liegeman11
- lifespan13
- linesman10
- linksman14
- logician11
- lunarian8
- macruran12
- madwoman16
- magician13
- malarian10
- marksman16
- marzipan21
- melanian10
- meridian11
- mesozoan19
- metazoan19
- milesian10
- misbegan13
- monecian12
- moneyman15
- motorman12
- mulligan11
- musician12
- mycelian15
- nobleman12
- nonhuman13
- nonpagan11
- nonurban10
- nymphean18
- obsidian11
- oedipean11
- oolachan13
- ophidian14
- optician12
- overplan13
- pagurian11
- panacean12
- panhuman15
- papyrian15
- parazoan19
- parmesan12
- partisan10
- partizan19
- pattypan15
- pelorian10
- pemmican16
- pentosan10
- perigean11
- pitchman17
- pivotman15
- placeman14
- plebeian12
- pointman12
- polyzoan22
- pozzolan28
- preclean12
- prehuman15
- pressman12
- priapean12
- publican14
- pygmaean16
- radioman11
- raftsman13
- rambutan12
- ranchman15
- rataplan10
- reinsman10
- rifleman13
- riparian10
- rosarian8
- routeman10
- salesman10
- saucepan12
- scalepan12
- seedsman11
- shadchan17
- shadkhan19
- sheepman15
- shwanpan16
- sialidan9
- silurian8
- sirenian8
- sonarman10
- soundman11
- spaceman14
- spearman12
- spelaean10
- stickman16
- stillman10
- stockman16
- stuntman10
- subhuman15
- subocean12
- suburban12
- superfan13
- superman12
- swingman14
- swordman14
- syrphian16
- talesman10
- talisman10
- tallyman13
- tarlatan8
- tarletan8
- thespian13
- toboggan12
- townsman13
- trackman16
- tragopan11
- trainman10
- trappean12
- trashman13
- trimaran10
- truckman16
- turbofan13
- underran9
- valerian11
- venetian11
- verseman13
- vesuvian14
- viridian12
- wannigan12
- watchman18
- waterman13
- weighman17
- whaleman16
- wheelman16
- wingspan14
- woodsman14
- yachtman18
- yataghan15
7 Letter Words That End in AN
- abelian9
- adwoman13
- aeolian7
- aeonian7
- alloxan14
- almsman11
- amebean11
- amoeban11
- antiman9
- apogean10
- archean12
- artisan7
- ataghan11
- automan9
- avellan10
- barchan14
- baseman11
- batsman11
- beadman12
- bedeman12
- begroan10
- bellman11
- birdman12
- boatman11
- bodhran13
- bogbean12
- bogyman15
- bondman12
- bookman15
- brechan14
- bushman14
- capelan11
- capstan11
- caravan12
- cateran9
- caveman14
- chapman16
- chazzan30
- clachan14
- claypan14
- clubman13
- cooncan11
- courlan9
- crewman14
- crucian11
- cyprian14
- darshan11
- daysman13
- deadman11
- deadpan11
- decuman12
- deskman14
- dextran15
- dipnoan10
- dishpan13
- doorman10
- drayman13
- dustman10
- dustpan10
- elysian10
- epigean10
- etesian7
- exilian14
- exurban16
- fireman12
- firepan12
- flagman13
- footman12
- foreman12
- foreran10
- freeman12
- frogman13
- fustian10
- gamelan10
- gateman10
- gentian8
- gleeman10
- goodman11
- gripman12
- habitan12
- hackman18
- hangman13
- hanuman12
- hardpan13
- harijan17
- headman13
- herdman13
- hessian10
- hexosan17
- indican10
- inhuman12
- ironman9
- jazzman34
- junkman20
- juryman19
- kinsman13
- kirkman17
- kneepan13
- lactean9
- landman10
- leadman10
- lensman9
- lethean10
- liftman12
- lineman9
- linkman13
- lyncean12
- mailman11
- martian9
- meatman11
- medusan10
- messman11
- milkman15
- minivan12
- misplan11
- moneran9
- newsman12
- oarsman9
- oppidan12
- ortolan7
- ottoman9
- outplan9
- outspan9
- ovarian10
- overman12
- overran10
- packman17
- pampean13
- papayan14
- paphian14
- pelican11
- pemican13
- permian11
- pikeman15
- plowman14
- pluvian12
- postman11
- preplan11
- propman13
- protean9
- pullman11
- puritan9
- pygmean15
- quartan16
- quintan16
- rebegan10
- reclean9
- reedman10
- rodsman10
- ruffian13
- sagaman10
- salpian9
- saltpan9
- sandman10
- saurian7
- seedman10
- shaitan10
- shebean12
- sheitan10
- shipman14
- shopman14
- showman15
- sideman10
- sierran7
- slurban9
- snowman12
- sockman15
- sokeman13
- soybean12
- spartan9
- spelean9
- sporran9
- stewpan12
- stygian11
- subclan11
- subdean10
- surfman12
- swagman13
- swanpan12
- tailfan10
- taximan16
- teleman9
- teleran7
- tertian7
- therian10
- tollman9
- tongman10
- triptan9
- turfman12
- unclean9
- unhuman12
- urethan10
- utopian9
- vermian12
- veteran10
- wanigan11
- wingman13
- wireman12
- woodman13
- woolman12
- workman16
- xanthan17
- yardman13
- yatagan11
- yeggman14
- zymosan21
6 Letter Words That End in AN
- afghan13
- aidman9
- airman8
- ajowan16
- ameban10
- anuran6
- ashcan11
- ashman11
- ataman8
- axeman15
- badman11
- bagman11
- banian8
- banyan11
- barman10
- batman10
- bayman13
- bedpan11
- bemean10
- bemoan10
- bowman13
- brogan9
- busman10
- cabman12
- caftan11
- caiman10
- callan8
- cancan10
- captan10
- carman10
- cayman13
- chazan20
- corban10
- cowman13
- curran8
- deewan10
- demean9
- desman9
- dioxan14
- dolman9
- durian7
- eolian6
- eonian6
- firman11
- flyman14
- foeman11
- frypan14
- gagman10
- gasman9
- german9
- glucan9
- glycan12
- gossan7
- gunman9
- hazzan27
- hetman11
- hitman11
- iceman10
- inspan8
- jordan14
- kaftan13
- kalian10
- kanban12
- kurgan11
- lallan6
- lawman11
- layman11
- legman9
- lignan7
- lochan11
- longan7
- lungan7
- lurdan7
- madman11
- magian9
- mannan8
- median9
- merman10
- mesian8
- messan8
- minyan11
- morgan9
- nonfan9
- nonman8
- oilcan8
- oilman8
- origan7
- orphan11
- outman8
- outran6
- paesan8
- paisan8
- parian8
- partan8
- pechan13
- penman10
- pitman10
- platan8
- potman10
- preman10
- prolan8
- ptisan8
- radian7
- raglan7
- ragman9
- randan7
- rattan6
- reloan6
- replan8
- rodman9
- rurban8
- ryokan13
- sampan10
- seaman8
- seawan9
- seitan6
- sextan13
- shaman11
- shoran9
- siccan10
- silvan9
- simian8
- skyman15
- slogan7
- socman10
- soldan7
- soudan7
- sovran9
- suldan7
- sultan6
- suntan6
- sylvan12
- taipan8
- tampan10
- tarpan8
- tartan6
- tarzan15
- taxman15
- teopan8
- tinman8
- titian6
- titman8
- toucan8
- trapan8
- trepan8
- turban8
- tympan13
- vanman11
- wangan10
- wiccan13
- yeoman11
5 Letter Words That End in AN
- adman8
- apian7
- atman7
- avian8
- axman14
- began8
- bogan8
- buran7
- clean7
- cotan7
- daman8
- dewan9
- divan9
- diwan9
- furan8
- glean6
- goban8
- gowan9
- groan6
- hazan17
- hogan9
- honan8
- human10
- japan14
- jawan15
- lagan6
- lauan5
- leman7
- ligan6
- liman7
- logan6
- loran5
- mayan10
- ocean7
- octan7
- organ6
- paean7
- pagan8
- pavan10
- pecan9
- pekan11
- pyran10
- quean14
- ratan5
- redan6
- reman7
- reran5
- rewan8
- roman7
- rowan8
- saran5
- sedan6
- sewan8
- skean9
- solan5
- soman7
- spean7
- titan5
- tolan5
- toman7
- uhlan8
- ulpan7
- unban7
- unman7
- urban7
- vegan9
- wigan9
- witan8
- woman10
- xylan15
- yulan8
2 Letter Words That End in AN
- an2
FAQ on words ending with AN
What are the best Scrabble words ending with AN?
The highest scoring Scrabble word ending with AN is Jazzman, which is worth at least 34 points without
any bonuses.
The next best word ending with AN is harijan, which is worth 17 points.
Other high score words ending with AN are
xanthan (17),
chazzan (30),
kirkman (17),
packman (17),
juryman (19),
junkman (20),
and
hackman (18).
How many words end in AN?
There are 936 words that end with AN in the Scrabble dictionary.
Of those
212 are 9 letter
words,
251 are 8 letter
words,
206 are 7 letter
words,
151 are 6 letter
words,
71 are 5 letter
words,
32 are 4 letter
words,
12 are 3 letter
words,
and
1 is a 2 letter
word.
This article features a list of over 3000 words that end with a particular letter in English. Whether you’re looking to improve your spelling, prepare for word games like Wordle, Scrabble and Words with Friends, or simply increase your vocabulary words in English, this article has everything you need.
All things in life or even this universe for that matter, come to an end. This is both a good thing and a bad thing. We mean who would want traffic to last forever. The inverse of this is of course your wedding day, which is considered by many to be the happiest day of your life. We’re sure quite a few people would not want that day to end.
But let us step away from these big events and talk about words that end in any kind of way. That is to say that there exist words that end in a suffix while others just end with a letter. What to be able to identify one from the other? We’ll show you.
Where to Begin with Word Endings
As stated before, word endings can be split into two categories. Those that end with a suffix and those that end with a regular letter. If you don’t know what a suffix is then allow me to explain.
A suffix is a grouping of letters that regularly stick together in order to give the writer the ability to add a derivative to the end of a word. Suffixes do not have a set size and as a result, you may find some suffixes that are three letters long and others that are shorter. One thing that all suffixes have in common is that they always come at the end of a word.
Remember, a suffix will always make up the last letters in any word.
The Importance of Learning “Words that End in”
- Expand your vocabulary words in English
Learning words that end with a specific letter can increase your word knowledge and improve your English vocabulary.
- Improve your spelling skill
When you memorize words that follow a pattern, you can easily spell them correctly.
- Prepare for word games in English
Being familiar with words that end with a certain letter can give you an advantage in playing popular word games like Wordle, Scrabble and Words with Friends.
Common Word Endings | Common Suffixes
Listen up! This is the most important section of the page. We are going to quickly run through all the most common suffixes that you will need to learn. Here we go:
- able: gives the meaning of something that can be done. For example, comfortable
- al: means having characteristics of something. For example, personal
- ed: past tense. For example, showered.
- er, est: a comparative ending. Higher is a great example
- ful: to be full of something. For example, mouthful
- ing: the verb form of a word in the present tense. Running is our example word.
We will now begin looking at the list of words that end in A to Z.
List of Words That End in A to Z
Now, we will run through our next category of words. That is words that end in a regular letter.
The word land is a word that ends with d and no suffix. Beach, forest, mountain top, and tundra are all beautiful places filled with life and scenic views. They all also happen to end in regular letters. The world of words that end in regular letters is vast, much vaster than the world of suffix-ending words.
Here is a small list of some words ending in the letter A to Z. Please do not consider it an exhaustive list.
Words that End in A
| Alba | Coca | Dorsa | Leva |
| Alfa | Kuna | Doula | Momma |
| Alga | Colza | Ependyma | Moola |
| Hansa | Coma | Epha | Mora |
| Henna | Comma | Ephemera | Kora |
| Herma | Conga | Equiseta | Nipa |
| Bora | Copra | Erica | Noma |
| Bota | Coria | Fila | Nona |
| Bulla | Donna | Flea | Lama |
| Buna | Dopa | Fora | Lava |
| Gaga | Gama | Iota | Juba |
| Gala | Inia | Jota | Juga |
Words that End in B
| Absorb | Swob | Outthrob | Lob |
| Acerb | Syllabub | Overdub | Memsahib |
| Adsorb | Tab | Pedicab | Mib |
| Adverb | Taxicab | Perturb | Midrib |
| Wellcurb | Verb | Plumb | Kebab |
| Web | Vocab | Neb | Kebob |
| Womb | Reverb | Nib | Hub |
| Yob | Rhomb | Nightclub | Hubbub |
| Zineb | Rhubarb | Lightbulb | Iamb |
| Swab | Outclomb | Limb | Interclub |
| Forb | Gab | Desorb | Bomb |
| Forelimb | Grab | Crab | Crib |
Words that End in C
| Aclinic | Dermic | Historic | Tunic |
| Agaric | Diastrophic | Heuristic | Unchic |
| Acoustic | Eclamptic | Hexadic | Subspecific |
| Barbaric | Eclectic | Isosteric | Subtopic |
| Bardic | Ecologic | Isotactic | Magnetic |
| Bariatric | Folkloric | Jalapic | Morphic |
| Champac | Frenetic | Juristic | Mosaic |
| Chaotic | Picnic | Kalpac | Nirvanic |
| Cosmic | Genetic | Magnific | Nitric |
| Demiurgic | Genic | Lunatic | Nitrolic |
| Orogenic | Pantropic | Zymotic | Tragic |
| Orographic | Papistic | Xanthic | Traffic |
Words that End in D
| Acrid | Clued | Greed | Laced |
| Acted | Crowd | Grind | Laird |
| Added | Dread | Guard | Lucid |
| Bland | Droid | Hoard | Mound |
| Bold | Druid | Holed | Moved |
| Bleed | Dryad | Hosed | Mowed |
| Blend | Fraud | Hound | Pound |
| Blind | Freed | Humid | Salad |
| Chord | Fried | Keyed | Saved |
| Cloud | Grand | Knead | Scald |
| Scold | Tweed | Wield | Wound |
| Round | Valid | Wined | Timid |
Words that End in E
| Active | Bute | Vie | Owe |
| Abalone | Byre | Wae | Pee |
| Abridge | Byte | Wee | Pie |
| Absence | Cade | Woe | Lie |
| Cube | Cafe | Wye | See |
| Cuke | Cage | Zee | She |
| Cume | Cake | Zie | Bide |
| Cure | Came | Bee | Bike |
| Cute | Cane | Bye | Bile |
| Brae | Cape | Ore | Adjure |
| Admire | Advise | Agree | Ackee |
| Adnate | Alive | Aisle | Alone |
Words that End in F
| Shortleaf | Werewolf | Leaf | Scarf |
| Cliff | Raff | Checkoff | Scoff |
| Overstaff | Forehoof | Takeoff | Unroof |
| Oaf | Baff | Herself | Itself |
| Overstuff | Handcuff | Himself | Beef |
| Dwarf | Gulf | Shutoff | Khalif |
| Yourself | Half | Debrief | Layoff |
| Brief | Kerchief | Oneself | Chef |
| Unbelief | Muff | Motif | Behalf |
| Hoof | Breakoff | Proof | Off |
| Belief | Itself | Calf | Snarf |
| Barf | Relief | Shelf | Chief |
Words that End in G
| Bing | Boong | Dugong | Ding |
| Cleg | Atabeg | Earwig | Boasting |
| Drag | Bedrug | Elding | Chilidog |
| Drug | Bigwig | Affying | Dwang |
| Among | Bowing | Antifog | Claiming |
| Bag | Caping | Bagging | Boing |
| Beg | Ceding | Banking | Deducing |
| Big | Coking | Crag | Detoxing |
| Bring | Dialog | Bearhug | Dog |
| Debug | Dogleg | Birdwing | Earthing |
| Cliffhang | Diphthong | Dehiscing | Dannebrog |
| Craig | Egg | Bourg | Embracing |
Words that End in H
| Allopath | Locksmith | Nontruth | Fifteenth |
| Month | Backlash | Catfish | Overgrowth |
| Amah | Klatch | Dash | Flitch |
| Mistouch | Mannish | Diagraph | Reach |
| Avouch | March | Jellyfish | Frosh |
| Kymograph | Bigmouth | Dilettantish | Gibberish |
| Oath | Nymph | Epigraph | Gosh |
| Ostrich | Bluefish | Eyewash | Crayfish |
| Backbench | Cloddish | Facecloth | Hawkmoth |
| Ladyfish | Cheetah | Pinch | Polish |
| Health | Lunch | Scorch | Interparish |
| Quamash | Killifish | Hottish | Isopach |
Words that End in I
| Hi | Emoji | Cavatelli | Rhombi |
| Ski | Kimchi | Calculi | Tahini |
| Acai | Sushi | Effendi | Alberghi |
| Kiwi | Bikini | Broccoli | Incubi |
| Cedi | Octopi | Zucchini | Zombi |
| Maxi | Safari | Graffiti | Padri |
| Peri | Alveoli | Micromini | Sensi |
| Taxi | Amakihi | Fusilli | Fermi |
| Mochi | Bronchi | Alveoli | Bindi |
| Eucalypti | Tortellini | Glitterati | Paparazzi |
| Acari | Confetti | Spaghetti | Peri |
| Vlei | Biscotti | Capellini | Ranunculi |
Words that End in J
| Baseej | Hajj | Hadj | Taj |
| Haj | Conj | Swaraj | Svaraj |
| Benj | Raj | Subj | Aflaj |
| Basij | Falaj | Tej |
Words that End in K
| Asterisk | Fork | Break | Kebbock |
| Kerplunk | Lipstick | Ecofreak | Mask |
| Voetsak | Steak | Paycheck | Textbook |
| Snack | Bankbook | Dipstick | Gripsack |
| Hawk | Megabuck | Firework | Handwork |
| Aardvark | Jack | Task | Tank |
| Landmark | Cookbook | Woodwork | Daywork |
| Ebook | Desk | Feedback | Haystack |
| Windock | Newsdesk | Gamecock | Seabank |
| Backpack | Cufflink | Zwieback | Peacock |
| Homework | Skunk | Elk | Hammock |
| Outlook | Ryepeck | Sanjak | Mollusk |
Words that End in L
| Bawl | Fuel | Bagel | Befoul |
| Cool | Howl | Animal | |
| Diesel | Snail | Gnarl | Casual |
| Postal | Fossil | Kneel | Enamel |
| Duel | Appeal | Loyal | Fennel |
| Feel | Oval | Shawl | Herbal |
| Jackal | Mussel | Royal | Wheel |
| Fowl | Tell | Repel | Glycol |
| Sexual | Zeal | Spool | Joyful |
| Nasal | Basal | Stool | Mammal |
| Normal | Travel | Visual | School |
| Plural | Symbol | Weasel | Verbal |
Words that End in M
| Jam | Drum | Claim | Racism |
| Film | Calm | Modem | Confirm |
| Mom | Exam | Rheum | Seldom |
| Sum | Bedroom | Venom | Wampum |
| Aim | Item | Asylum | Anagram |
| Farm | Palm | Bottom | Calcium |
| Him | Whom | Custom | Freedom |
| Boom | Webcam | Esteem | Maximum |
| Antonym | Broom | Museum | Perform |
| Zoom | Dream | Jetsam | System |
| Stadium | Caladium | Pallium | Backroom |
| Tantrum | Fatalism | Fascism | Earworm |
Words that End in N
| Can | Hymn | Wren | Niton |
| Fan | Icon | Yawn | Ocean |
| Men | Jean | Again | Prawn |
| Pen | Loan | Basin | Queen |
| Win | Noun | Bison | Rayon |
| Yen | Mean | Clown | Rutin |
| Bean | Wain | Drawn | Shown |
| Damn | Scan | Futon | Spoon |
| Dawn | Swan | Japan | Tigon |
| Earn | Thin | Melon | Vixen |
| Union | Ataman | Chosen | Amadan |
| Wagon | Batman | Daemon | Woman |
Words that End in O
| Who | Gazebo | Lavabo | Radio |
| Buffalo | Ginkgo | Libretto | Ranchero |
| Chicano | Guaco | Lingo | Sago |
| Cilantro | Zoo | Martello | Simpatico |
| Coocoo | Igloo | Mosquito | Shampoo |
| Demo | Info | Oleo | Terrazzo |
| Dipso | Innuendo | Overdo | Taekwondo |
| Fellatio | Judo | Pachinko | Tomato |
| Enhalo | Kakapo | Pesto | Vigoroso |
| Forego | Kangaroo | Poblano | Vertigo |
| Volcano | Yahoo | Aerugo | Burgoo |
| Zocalo | Cicisbeo | Disco | Graffito |
Words that End in P
| Asp | Abamp | Cowflop | Vamp |
| Dip | Bleep | Amidship | Wasp |
| Cop | Whassup | Attercop | Polyp |
| Bop | Clasp | Bakeshop | Scamp |
| Barp | Equip | Claptrap | Sheep |
| Clap | Whaup | Dukeship | Sweep |
| Dump | Overdeep | Flagship | Lookup |
| Flip | Unzip | Giftshop | Mobcap |
| Gasp | Checkup | Neep | Scrimp |
| Rump | Bethump | Swop | Washup |
| Gumdrop | Headlamp | Buckjump | Slipslop |
| Mugwump | Lollipop | Sunlamp | Wardship |
Words that End in Q
| Cinq | Iraq | Ishq | Qajaq |
| Suq | Kamotiq | Tzaddiq | Talaq |
| Freq | Seqq | Qulliq | Tranq |
| Tsaddiq | Umiaq | Seq | Coq |
| Loq | Esq |
Words that End in R
| Door | Near | Fewer | Senor |
| Forbear | Pour | Gamer | Smear |
| Jeer | Uber | Inner | Swear |
| Air | Weir | Kafir | Toner |
| Bar | Amber | Major | Vapor |
| Bear | Boxer | Mixer | Wider |
| Beer | Cager | Order | Zatar |
| Four | Decor | Pryer | Adorer |
| Hear | Eager | Roper | Amuser |
| Cougar | Hammer | Hoover | Nether |
| Avatar | Braker | Cobber | Bender |
| Bagger | Butter | Copier | Cellar |
Words that End in S
| Abohms | Suss | Bless | Akitas |
| Dibs | This | Bliss | Deixis |
| Eels | Thus | Brass | Febris |
| Xerosis | Toss | Crass | Glacis |
| Zealous | Utas | Crocs | Kumiss |
| Acardias | Unis | Dross | Nashis |
| Gibs | Vias | Genus | Palais |
| Lass | Actos | Helas | Tempos |
| Miss | Albas | Abacas | Valgus |
| Obis | Annas | Aeries | Customs |
| Czardas | Jealous | Quintas | Isthmus |
| Dagobas | Laelias | Raffles | Myopias |
Words that End in T
| Melt | Bright | Report | Object |
| Velvet | Absolutist | Silent | Consult |
| Content | Racist | Toast | Incorrect |
| That | Splint | Quintuplet | Reject |
| Shut | Without | Chart | Doublet |
| Wept | Student | Beirut | Meat |
| Thrust | Tonight | Element | Biologist |
| Aberrant | Airport | Militant | Innocent |
| Target | Perfect | Outright | Pregnant |
| Sought | Blanket | Analyst | Intellect |
| Southwest | Persist | Duet | Excellent |
| Enjoyment | Act | Foot | Important |
Words that End in U
| Bandeau | Kinkajou | Zaibatsu | Marabou |
| Boubou | Landau | Zebu | Inconnu |
| Cointreau | Manteau | Wushu | Hokku |
| Caribou | Hausfrau | Vatu | Fricandeau |
| Adieu | Parvenu | Tonneau | Emu |
| Ecu | Purlieu | Chiru | Coteau |
| Flambeau | Saddhu | Shoyu | Cru |
| Genu | Shiatsu | Submenu | Bayou |
| Haiku | Tamandu | Milieu | Amadou |
| Jabiru | Timaru | Lulu | Aboiteau |
| Babassu | Chalumeau | Kanzu | Quippu |
| Bunraku | Grugru | Menu | Nunchaku |
Words that End in V
| Chiv | Spiv | Mazeltov | Improv |
| Whatev | Leitmotiv | Eruv | Aircav |
| Vav | Kalashnikov | Abbrev | Isogriv |
| Tav | Dev | Bev | Fav |
| Nav | Moshav | Perv | Ollav |
Words that End in W
| Mew | Eyebrow | Sundew | Kowtow |
| How | Glow | Macaw | Moscow |
| Upthrow | Knew | Corkscrew | Curlew |
| Sew | Show | Anyhow | Mayhaw |
| Wow | Swallow | Cashew | Pillow |
| Anew | Stew | Overthrow | Pitsaw |
| Brow | Arrow | Yellow | Window |
| Overview | Allow | Bedew | Overflow |
| Crew | Eschew | Seesaw | Shadow |
| Draw | Endow | Follow | Preview |
| Rainbow | Interview | Bungalow | Hebrew |
| Whipsaw | Eyeshadow | Withdraw | Macaw |
Words that End in X
| Adieux | Soundbox | Bombax | Ibex |
| Duplex | Gearbox | Triplex | Cicatrix |
| Syntax | Bisectrix | Muskox | Flummox |
| Mailbox | Lunchbox | Haruspex | Redox |
| Outfox | Earwax | Rewax | Octuplex |
| Gateaux | Haruspex | Teabox | Index |
| Styrax | Bandbox | Kickbox | Climax |
| Quincunx | Paradox | Caudex | Reindex |
| Apex | Lynx | Farebox | Larynx |
| Econobox | Equinox | Tinderbox | Sex |
| Matrix | Jukebox | Toolbox | Saltbox |
| Phoenix | Playbox | Woodbox | Vertex |
Words that End in Y
| Why | Muzzy | Sweary | Powney |
| Obey | Whey | Envy | Winsey |
| Fizzy | Busy | Icy | Cowy |
| Key | Husky | Deny | Dweeby |
| Duty | Any | Very | Fozy |
| Frowsy | Hey | Boy | Many |
| Dry | Pony | Chewy | Copy |
| Hokey | Zinky | Tidy | Guy |
| Nosy | Gay | Joy | Oxy |
| Day | Womby | Ugly | Enjoy |
| Lady | Owly | Woodsy | Hammy |
| Grey | Spy | Sky | Try |
Words that End in Z
| Abuzz | Chametz | Achaz | Ghuzz |
| Biz | Wiltz | Cadiz | Grenz |
| Blitz | Chintz | Cheez | Karez |
| Buzz | Quizz | Clutz | Oghuz |
| Pfalz | Rabiz | Taraz | Tomoz |
With that, we come to the end of this lesson. Keep these suffixes in mind. Words that end in a suffix are easier to spell if you remember said suffix. Take this knowledge and put it to good use.
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#1
Which is the best? Other statements are wrong or acceptable？
word «English» for example.
Q1：start with or begin with.
«English» is a word that begins with «en».
«English» is a word that starts with «en».
Q2：with,by,in or of to？
The word «english» ends with “sh”.
The word «english» ends by “sh”.
The word «english» ends in “sh”.
The word «english» ends of “sh”.
The word «english» ends to “sh”.
The advice given by translation software is “begin with” and “end with”,But I think it’s “start with” and “end in”
I hope I have expressed myself clearly and look forward to your reply.
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#2
Q1：start with or begin with.
«English» is a word that begins with «en».
«English» is a word that starts with «en».
«English» is a word that begins with «e». «Norwegian» is a word that begins with «en».
If you are talking about the first letter, you can use «start» or «begin». If you aren’t talking about the first letter, then you probably need to say exactly what you are talking about, such as «sound» or «syllable», and this probably needs a different construction. However, I can’t see how «English» can ever be said to begin with «en». The first sound or syllable is «ing».
Q2：with,by,in or of to？
The word «english» ends with “sh”.
The word «english» ends by “sh”.
The word «english» ends in “sh”.
The word «english» ends of “sh”.
The word «english» ends to “sh”.
«With» or «in» are both fine for letters, although «with» might require an article:
The word «English» ends in aitch.
The word «English» ends with an aitch.
With a sound, such as «sh», «with» sounds a lot better to me than «in», and the article, while possible, isn’t needed, unless you are adding the word «sound».
The word «English» ends with a «sh» sound.
Note that «English» is always capitalised.
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#3
Note that «English» is always capitalised.
Thanks for the tip!
My level has not reached the details of pronunciation. I mean to express the exact expression of the first two letters or the last two words.
Can you tell me three words begin with “ab” and three words end in “ip”？
«absent» «absorb» «abuse»,»tip» «sip» «lip»
Is my question sentence wrong? Should I must say:
Can you tell me three words that the first letter is a and the second letter is b?
Can you tell me three words, the last letter is p, and the penultimate letter is i？
Help me correct mistakes , or tell me the correct sentence patterns .
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#4
If you are talking about more than one letter, you need to space them in some way, and I suggest capitalising them. For example:
«English» is a word that begins with «E-N».
The following are all possible:
«English» is a word that begins «E-N»
«English» is a word that begins with «E-N»
«English» is a word that starts with «E-N».
«English» is a word that ends with «S-H».
«English» is a word that ends in «S-H».
Can you tell me three words begin with “ab” and three words end in “ip”？
Your sentences are fine, apart from how you refer to the two letters.
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#5
Can you tell me three words begin with “ab” and three words end in “ip”？
«absent» «absorb» «abuse»,»tip» «sip» «lip»
Can you tell me three words which begin with “A-B” and three words which end in “I-P”？
«absent» «absorb» «abuse», «tip», «sip», «lip».
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#6
The following are all possible:
«English» is a word that begins «E-N»
«English» is a word that begins with «E-N»
«English» is a word that starts with «E-N».
«English» is a word that ends with «S-H».
«English» is a word that ends in «S-H».
I see. Thank you very much!
- Definitely only use: Alex’s
But to expand further on these replies: —
- If I wrote: «my son’s bedroom» I would mean; the bedroom of one son (singular).
- Whereas, if I write instead: «my sons’ bedroom» I will mean; a shared bedroom used by my sons (plural).
If said aloud, it is immediately clear «my sons’s bedroom» would have been incorrect because this would be pronounced: «my sonsez bedroom».
However, to the original point (but not original example), and this is where it gets less clear, both Charles’ and Charles’s are considered technically correct. Apparently though, Charles’s is the «preffered» option, even though both would correctly be pronounced Charlesez. And from the other examples, apparently because Euripides’ already ends with the «ez» sound, an additional s is seemingly not used; so why Menzies’s, rather than Menzies’?
(Worse still, some countries apparently, USA in particular, don’t necessarily consider (the language) English to be English (of we «Englanders») and wrongly try to take ownership. Then, if local rules vary, the above rules only strictly apply to «real» English. For example: Officially, Americans misspell ‘colour’ as ‘color’; use ‘burglarized’ instead of ‘burgled’; and tragically, ‘gotten’ is legitimate grammar in the USA! As an Englishman I’d obviously argue that such changes are not correct English, even if «official» elsewhere. So in this regard, although I’ve never heard of the s being dropped after an x’, strictly it’s wrong regardless, even if possibly accepted in some places. Just try and change French, and beware the backlash!)
Also, note that in showing possesion, the ‘s is effectively used to contract «house of Alex», into «Alex’s house»; just like o’clock is contracted from of the clock. So, the same principle used for a contraction is employed (like with: don’t, you’re, they’ll, etc); except the phrase is usually reversed. This probably evolved in conversation, to help avoid unintentionally implying a plural (house’s/houses); we don’t pronounce the apostrophe after all.
This doesn’t really explain why the s is introduced but it may help if you can simply remember: «of» or «of the» are replaced by the ‘s. If in doubt therefore, I’d recommend always using ‘s. So, always be consistent and use the «preferred» Charles’s and avoid use of the confusing and «non-preferred» Charles’ altogether. That way, hopefully, you should always be right.
So, certainly if you wish to write real English at least, only use Alex’s.