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-ese
Origin of -ese
probably orig. < Italian -ese, later representing Spanish, Portuguese -es, French -ais, -ois, all < Latin -ēnsem -ensis
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Examples from the Web for ese
Historical Examples of ese
Ese he tell me you savvy, he tell me you no mind, tell me you love me too much.
Island Nights' EntertainmentsRobert Louis Stevenson
And yif ou maist shewe me at euer any mortal man ha 840 receyued any of ese inges to ben his in propre.
Un I is bin say: 'Wut noung gal gwan do wit' ole Chris'mus' cep' 'e do 'joy 'ese'f?'
Nights With Uncle RemusJoel Chandler Harris
E mek 'e bed wid 'e long tail, un 'e is 'tretch 'ese'f out at 'e lenk. '
Nights With Uncle RemusJoel Chandler Harris
E moof 'way off by 'ese'f; 'e lose 'e fat, un 'e heer is bin-a come out.
Nights With Uncle RemusJoel Chandler Harris
ESE
symbol for
-ese
suffix forming adjectives, suffix forming nouns
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