steelen

English

From Middle English stelen, from Old English stȳlen (“made of steel”), from Proto-West Germanic *stahlīn, equivalent to steel +‎ -en.

steelen (not comparable)

(literally, figuratively) Made of steel.
- 1908, Alan Hughes Burgoyne, The War Inevitable, page 64:
  At three-thirty a hush fell on the scene and the quiet swish of the warm waves, smacking in resonance the steelen sides, alone gave sound, a sleep-bringing lullaby dear to the soul of every sailor.
- 2006, Steve Albert, Vengeance, page 162:
  But it was still the eyes that Quill came back to, for they coveted a natural intelligence and a steelen resolve.

单词	steelen
释义	steelen English Etymology From Middle English stelen, from Old English stȳlen (“made of steel”), from Proto-West Germanic stahlīn, equivalent to steel* +‎ -en. Adjective steelen (not comparable) (literally, figuratively) Made of steel. 1908, Alan Hughes Burgoyne, The War Inevitable, page 64: At three-thirty a hush fell on the scene and the quiet swish of the warm waves, smacking in resonance the steelen sides, alone gave sound, a sleep-bringing lullaby dear to the soul of every sailor. 2006, Steve Albert, Vengeance, page 162: But it was still the eyes that Quill came back to, for they coveted a natural intelligence and a steelen resolve. Related terms steely
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