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-ense
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ense eñse ənsə
Translingual
Suffix
mul suffix form
mul -ensis n
Italian
Etymology
it la -ēnsis originating in, whence also the inherited Italian doublet 1 it -ese.
Pronunciation
[èn]<r:Trec:ese>
Suffix
or
mfbysense
used to create adjectives and nouns that denote ethnonyms, like it parmense, from it Parma or it statunitense, from it Stati Uniti
Derived terms
it
Related terms
it -ese
References
Anagrams
it eens -sene sene
Latin
Suffix
la suffix form -ēnse
la -ēnsis nom//acc//voc n s
Portuguese
Etymology
pt :lbor la:-ēnsis
pt la -ēnsis originating in. Compare the inherited doublet pt -ês 1.
Pronunciation
Suffix
or
mfbysense
forms the names of residents or inhabitants of a place
pt -ês -ão -eiro -ista -enho
pt Berlim Berlin berlinense Berliner
forms adjectives meaning “of or relating to [the suffixed place]”
pt Berlim Berlin berlinense of or relating to Berlin
Usage notes
false
Derived terms
pt
Further reading
Spanish
Etymology
es :lbor la:-ēnsis
es la -ēnsis originating in. Compare the inherited doublet 1 es -és.
Pronunciation
Suffix
mfbysense
forms adjectives and nouns that denote ethnonyms, like es estadounidense, from es Estados Unidos
Derived terms
es
Related terms
es -és
Further reading