-erai

erai érai French Etymology From the infinitive suffix fr -er along with fr ai ("I have") Pronunciation -(ə)rai Suffix verb forms the first-person singular future of regular -er verbs Usage notes This is commonly pronounced as /-(ə).ʁɛ/ in the northern half of France, which does otherwise contrast /e/ and /ɛ/ in final open syllables, making the form homophonous with the first-person singular conditional. The distinction is also lost in the south, where the two sounds are in complementary distribution, /e/ occurring in open syllables and /ɛ/ in closed syllables. Italian Pronunciation -erài Suffix verb used with a stem to form the second-person singular future of regular it -are and it -ere verbs Anagrams it aeir -arie -eria -iera aeri aire arie raie Latin Suffix la suffix form -ērai la Archaic Latin non-lemma la -ō 3 p pres act ind la -ērunt<l:Classical Latin> la stetī -ērai stetērai