-erie

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See also: Erie

French

Etymology

From Old French -erie, inherited from Latin -arius and Latin -ator.

Pronunciation

Suffix

-erie

  1. denoting a shop selling a certain product.
    bijouterie
    jeweler's
  2. denoting an organization specializing in a given field
    huilerie
    oil refinery
  3. denoting an object used to perform an action
    soufflerie
    blower
  4. denoting nouns describing qualities or properties
    tricherie
    cheating

Derived terms


Old French

Etymology

From Latin -arius and Latin -ator.

Suffix

-erie

  1. used to form feminine nouns

Derived terms

Descendants

  • Dutch: -erij
  • English: -ery
  • French: -erie

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