Pronunciation: /ˈæspən/

Definitions of aspen

noun a type of tree belonging to the poplar family, characterized by its smooth bark and trembling leaves

Example Sentences

A1 I saw a beautiful aspen tree in the forest.

A2 The aspen leaves rustled in the wind.

B1 The aspen grove was a peaceful place to relax.

B2 The aspen wood is often used for making furniture.

C1 The changing colors of the aspen trees in autumn are breathtaking.

C2 The aspen forest stretched for miles, creating a serene landscape.

Examples of aspen in a Sentence

formal The aspen tree is known for its white bark and fluttering leaves.

informal Let's go for a hike and check out the aspen trees changing colors.

slang Those aspen trees are lit AF in the fall.

figurative The aspen tree stood tall and strong, a symbol of resilience and adaptability.

Grammatical Forms of aspen

past tense

aspened

plural

aspens

comparative

more aspen

superlative

most aspen

present tense

aspen

future tense

will aspen

perfect tense

have aspened

continuous tense

is aspening

singular

aspen

positive degree

aspen

infinitive

to aspen

gerund

aspening

participle

aspened

Origin and Evolution of aspen

First Known Use: 1250 year
Language of Origin: Old English
Story behind the word: The word 'aspen' originated from Old English 'æspe' which is derived from Proto-Germanic 'aspo' or 'aspa'.
Evolution of the word: The word 'aspen' has retained its original meaning referring to a type of tree in the Populus genus with distinctive leaves that tremble in the slightest breeze. Its usage has remained consistent over time.