The term SERMON ENDER is composed of four words: ETTE (4 letters), AMEN (4 letters), IZE (3 letters), and ENDER (5 letters). ETTE is a French suffix meaning 'SMALL' or 'FEMININE, ' often used to form diminutive nouns. AMEN is a Hebrew word meaning 'so be it' or 'TRULY, ' and is commonly used as an expression of agreement or affirmation in religious contexts. IZE is a suffix used to form verbs, often denoting the action of making something into something else. ENDER is a suffix used to form adjectives, often denoting the quality of being the last or final one of its kind. Together, these words form the phrase SERMON ENDER, which is used to describe the closing words of a sermon.