How to spell YERNED correctly?

If you meant to write "yearned" but mistakenly typed "yerned", here are some correct suggestions to consider. Choose among "earned", "yearned" or "burned" depending on the context. Double-check spellings to convey your intended message effectively.

• burned
• corned
• darned I can't seem to get rid of this darned stain on my shirt.
• earned He earned a lot of money from his hard work and dedication to his job.
• horned The ram had two large, curved horns on his head, making him a horned animal.
• keened The animal keened mournfully for its lost mate.
• Kenned
• Leaned
• learned I learned that I had to be at my desk by nine o'clock.
• penned
• pernod After dinner, we went for a walk in Pernod Park.
• Reined Fenny drove the horse named Reined.
• seined The fisherman seined for trout in the clear mountain stream.
• turned
• veined The leaves of the plant were deeply veined, with intricate patterns etched across each one.
• Warned I was warned not to cross the street.
• weaned The baby was weaned off the bottle and started drinking from a sippy cup.
• weened The mother cat weened her kittens so they could learn to eat on their own.
• Yawned I yawned and stretched, ready to start my day.
• Yearned She yearned for the days when she could just sit and read her book.
• yelled While fleeing the scene of the crime, she yelled for help.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately