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aire Aire airé aíre airė àire airë Aïre aïré airę English Etymology en :from<text:Rebracketing of> millionaire en millionaire, which was, in turn, en fr millionnaire 1. Suffix s en sometimes hyperbolic One whose wealth exceeds a specific number of units in the local currency. Derived terms en Translations one whose wealth exceeds a specific number of units in the local currency French: fr -aire German: de -är Greek: el -ούχος m Anagrams en aeir Arie arie Catalan Etymology ca :inh la:-ātor + Suffix mfbysense used to make nouns describing occupations from nouns ca llenya llenyataire firewood lumberjack ca terrissa terrissaire pottery potter ca festa festaire party partygoer Suffix mf used to make adjectives describing interests or characteristics from verbs ca xerrar xerraire to chat chatty Derived terms ca Further reading French Etymology fr :der la:-ārius<id:adjective> fr la -ārium, the accusative of la -ārius; or (in the feminine) from la -āria. Compare the inherited fr 1 -ier/fr -ière. Pronunciation fr LL-Q150 (fra)-Jérémy-Günther-Heinz Jähnick--aire.wav <<France>> (<<Somain>>) Suffix mfbysense -ary nominal suffix en -aire Suffix -ary adjectival suffix Derived terms fr Further reading Irish Alternative forms ga -ire following a slender consonant Etymology From ga sga -aire, from ga fro -aire, ultimately from ga la -ārius. ga -óir. Suffix n m -er, -or agentive suffix Usage notes This suffix forms masculine nouns of the fourth declension. Declension - aire airí Derived terms ga Occitan Suffix oc suffix m feminine -aira -er; suffix used to form agent nouns. oc dançar to dance dançaire dancer Derived terms oc Old Irish Etymology From sga la -ārius. sga -óir. Suffix sga suffix m Agentive affix: -er, -or Derived terms sga Descendants ga -aire gd -air