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e -é è Appendix:Variations of "e" Catalan Alternative forms ca -é Valencia Etymology ca la -ēnus, from la -nus. Pronunciation Suffix forms an ordinal number from a cardinal number ca chemistry -ene Usage notes The first four ordinals are irregular, and irregular forms derived directly from the Latin ordinal instead of using this suffix on the modern Catalan cardinal exist for 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 20, 100, and 1000. Ordinals for the powers of 1 000 000 do not use this suffix, but instead use ca -èsim. Uniquely, ca novè ninth can be viewed as either coming from the use of this suffix or directly from the Latin ordinal. Derived terms ca French Alternative forms fr -é pre-1990 Etymology Euphonic alteration of fr -e in presubject position. Pronunciation Suffix verb fr -er presubject 1 s pres indicative ; presubject 1 s pres subj fr pensè pensè-je pensèj Haitian Creole Etymology 1 ht agent :inh fr:-eur<id:agent suffix> 1 ht fr -eur<id:agent suffix>, from ht frm -eur<id:agent suffix>, from ht fro -or<id:agent suffix> / fro -eor / fro -eur, from ht la -tor -tōrem and la -ātor -ātōrem, from ht itc-pro *-tōr, from ht ine-pro *-tōr. ht -atè. Suffix ht suffix forms agent nouns from verbs Derived terms ht agent Related terms ht -èz Etymology 2 ht abstract :inh fr:-eur<id:abstract> 1 ht fr -eur<id:abstract>, from ht frm -eur<id:abstract>, from ht fro -or<id:characteristic>, from ht la -or<id:abstract noun> -ōrem, from ht itc-pro *-ōs, from ht ine-pro *-ōs. Suffix ht suffix forms abstract nouns from adjectives Derived terms ht abstract Etymology 3 ht demonym :inh fr:-ais ht fr -ais. Suffix ht suffix forms demonyms from a given location Derived terms ht demonym Related terms ht -èz