Countable Nouns Ending in EN and Containing G

This list gathers 154 English countable nouns ending in EN and containing G, such as Green, Garden, Hydrogen, Kindergarten, Nitrogen, Estrogen and Gluten. Use the sorting controls below to organize entries by length, or consult our noun grammar guide to review singular and plural count rules.

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Starts with A
20 words
antigen
allergen
androgen
adaptogen
anagen
antiandrogen
antiestrogen
anticarcinogen
alloantigen
antimutagen
agglutinogen
agnomen
acrogen
aerogen
amidogen
aesthesiogen
alkaligen
amylogen
alkylogen
antianaphylactogen
Starts with B
5 words
bergen
biogen
brummagen
bousingken
botryogen
Starts with C
13 words
collagen
carcinogen
cognomen
chalcogen
cryogen
catagen
cocarcinogen
chymotrypsinogen
chromogen
cultigen
chloragogen
calyptrogen
coctoantigen
Starts with D
7 words
dangshen
dihalogen
dermatogen
desmogen
dictyogen
diaminogen
diisatogen
Starts with E
11 words
eighteen
estrogen
evergreen
entheogen
endogen
energumen
exogen
electrogen
esthesiogen
encephalitogen
erythrogen
Starts with F
1 words
filmogen
Starts with G
24 words
green
given
garden
gluten
glisten
glen
gravamen
gulden
godden
graben
groschen
garryowen
germen
greyhen
grayhen
goitrogen
greisen
galjoen
gombeen
grasswren
gowpen
gleemaiden
gnatwren
gorhen
Starts with H
5 words
hydrogen
halogen
hallucinogen
hegumen
histogen
Starts with I
3 words
immunogen
isoantigen
ionogen
Starts with K
2 words
kindergarten
kyogen
Starts with L
4 words
lysogen
lucigen
leukemogen
laggen
Starts with M
13 words
microgreen
mutagen
magdalen
mitogen
mangosteen
mondegreen
methanogen
morgen
morphogen
milliroentgen
monohydrogen
miscegen
mucinogen
Starts with N
3 words
nitrogen
nigerien
noncarcinogen
Starts with O
3 words
obesogen
oncogen
orogen
Starts with P
15 words
pathogen
prekindergarten
pigpen
phytoestrogen
plasminogen
progestogen
pnictogen
pyrogen
pepsinogen
phytopathogen
phellogen
pangen
precipitinogen
photogen
proteinochromogen
Starts with R
2 words
regimen
roentgen
Starts with S
9 words
smidgen
shagreen
sightscreen
semievergreen
sengreen
saprogen
silbergroschen
silgreen
staragen
Starts with T
8 words
teratogen
trypsinogen
tegmen
trudgen
tropocollagen
tegumen
thrombogen
tagareen
Starts with U
1 words
urobilinogen
Starts with V
1 words
viologen
Starts with W
1 words
wintergreen
Starts with X
1 words
xanthogen
Starts with Z
1 words
zymogen

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