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-erie
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erie Erie
English
Etymology
Influenced by en fr -erie.
Suffix
en -ery place.
en -ery _in other senses.
Derived terms
en
French
Etymology
fr :der fro:-erie
From fr fro -erie. fr -ier -ie.
Pronunciation
-(ə)rie
Suffix
f
denotes a shop selling a certain product
fr bijou jewel bijouterie jeweler's
denotes an organization specializing in a given field
fr huile oil huilerie oil refinery
denotes an object used to perform an action
fr souffler to blow soufflerie blower
denotes nouns describing qualities or properties
fr tricher to cheat tricherie cheating
Derived terms
fr
Italian
Pronunciation
^ì
Suffix
it suffix form
it -eria
Middle English
Alternative forms
enm -eri -eriȝe -ery -erye -re -ri -rie -ry -rye
Etymology
enm nominal :bor fro:-erie<id:suf> 1
enm fro -erie. Some Middle English uses are new formations from enm -er -ie.
Pronunciation
enm /-(ə)riː(ə)/
Suffix
enm suffix
Forms nouns denoting an art, craft, or practice.
Forms nouns denoting the place where a practice is done.
Forms nouns a group or collective.
Derived terms
enm
Descendants
en -ery -ry
sco -ery -ry
References
-e)rīe suf MED14323
enm noun-forming suffixes
Old French
Etymology
fro suf :af -ier<id:nouns> -ie<id:abstract nouns> 1 ++
Pronunciation
fro
Suffix
fro suffix
used to form feminine nouns
Derived terms
fro
Descendants
1 nl -erij
1 enm -erie 1
fr -erie
1 de -erei
1 roa-gal -eriy
nrf -éthie
1 sv -eri
Polish
Pronunciation
Suffix
pl suffix form
pl -eria nom//acc//voc p
Romanian
Suffix
ro suffix f
ro -ărie