elmen

As a noun terms

is .

As an adjective elmen is

(rare|dialectal|or|archaic) of or pertaining to an elm tree.

As a noun ellen

is zeal.

As a proper noun Ellen

is {{given name|female|from=Ancient Greek}}.

As an adjective elmen is

of or pertaining to an elm tree.

As an adjective elmen

is of or pertaining to an elm tree.

As a noun helmen is

plural of helm.

As an adjective elmen

is (rare|dialectal|or|archaic) of or pertaining to an elm tree.

As a verb elden is

(obsolete) to age, grow older.

As an adjective elmen

is (rare|dialectal|or|archaic) of or pertaining to an elm tree.

As a noun elsen is

an awl, a pointed tool.

As adjectives the difference between elfen and elmen

is that elfen is belonging to, or relating to, elves while elmen is (rare|dialectal|or|archaic) of or pertaining to an elm tree.

As adjectives the difference between elven and elmen

is that elven is belonging to, or relating to, elves while elmen is (rare|dialectal|or|archaic) of or pertaining to an elm tree.

As a noun elven

is (obsolete) a female elf, a fairy, nymph or elven can be (lb) an elm.

As a symbol elm

is .

As an adjective elmen is

(rare|dialectal|or|archaic) of or pertaining to an elm tree.