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What does suffix imen mean?

The suffix "-imen" is not a common English suffix. It is possible that you are thinking of a different suffix, or that the word you are referencing is from a different language.

Here are some possibilities:

* "-ment": This is a common suffix in English, often used to form nouns from verbs, indicating a state, action, or result. Examples include "movement," "argument," and "payment."

* "-mentum": This is a Latin suffix, also used to form nouns, often with a sense of instrument or tool. Examples include "momentum" and "documentum."

* "-imen" in other languages: It's possible the word you're looking at is from a different language. For example, in Latin, "-imen" can be part of a noun, like "omen" (a sign or portent).

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