Why Oaken Flaxen Olden but not Elmen Wheaten Newen ?

Weave - Woven

Dwarf Dwarves - would it be Dwarfen or Dwarven?

Dwort (tooled up short folk or Dwarflike)

Dworten - Dworten HMS Dworten

Dwortie - bearded shorties/short asrses

Dwarfeners (folk who live underground, alikened with northerners, southerners etc)

Shelve - 1591, "to overhang," back formation from shelves, plural of shelf. Meaning "put on a shelf" first recorded 1655; metaphoric sense of "lay aside, dismiss" is from 1812. Meaning "to slope gradually" (1614) is from M.E. SHELVEN "to slope," from shelfe "grassy slope," related to shelf.
twelve

Delve - Delven holes, delf (quarry)

Shelf - Shelven ditch (to slope a ditch)

Twin - Twen (twin)

Folk - Folken (Folksy)

Ash - Ashen (Ashendove - Pidgeon)

Rye'/Royall/Royal - Ryen (the barn sits overlooking ryen fields)

Corn - Cornen, Cornt, Cornern

wilven = fierce, cruel (i.e. "like a wolf")

A wilven vixen slaughtered every rooster, hen and chick in sight, while the wilven farmer's workers were fast asleep drunken on wages of ale and rotten corn.

While the wilven farmer's workers were fast asleep drunken on wages of ale and rotten corn, a wilven vixen slaughtered every rooster, hen and chick in sight.

Beaten -

"hammered" (of metal, etc.), c.1300, from pp. of beat (v.). Meaning "defeated" is from 1560s; that of "repeatedly struck" is from 1590s.

words like "beaten", "woven", etc do not fall into this category, as their "-en" is not derived from PGmc *-inaz, but rather from the verbal ending *-anaz.

chick - chicken

A nice chicken dress.

dude - duden

A cool duden pair of boots

Beechen is a word. It means "Consisting, or made, of the wood or bark of the beech; belonging to the beech."

stunt - stunten (made stunted or of a stunted appearance)

Deep inside the hallow holt sat stunten beech and alder crowned with rooks, crows, ravens, jackdaws and chough.

Feather - feathered - featheren

<<Deep inside the hallow holt sat stunten beech and alder crowned with rooks, crows, ravens, jackdaws and chough. >>

This is probably better yolden by:
Deep inside the hallowed holt sat stunted beech and alder, crowned with rooks, crows, ravens, jackdaws and chough.

A wilven vixen slaughtered every rooster, hen and chick in sight, while the wilven farmer's workers were fast asleep drunken on wages of ale and rotten corn.

While the wilven farmer's workers were fast asleep drunken on wages of ale and rotten corn, a wilven vixen slaughtered every rooster, hen and chick in sight.
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I feel like I've been transported back in time to England of 1650.

'drunken on wages of <STALE> ale and rotten corn'

Know wonder cunts changed their names from Ryehull, Ryhull, Ryehill, Ryhill to Royall/Royal(?)

List of rye diseases...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_rye_diseases

Ryen fields bewashed the road side as far as the naked eye could see

Mink - 'minken' the woman's pussy was all hairy and minken to grope.