Influenced byFrench-erie.

-erie

1. Alternative spelling of-ery(“place”)
2. Obsolete spelling of-ery in other senses.

FromOld French-erie. Bysurface analysis,-ier +‎-ie.

• IPA^(key): /(ə).ʁi/

-erie f (plural-eries)

1. denotes a shop selling a certain product

   ‎bijou(“jewel”) + ‎-erie → ‎bijouterie(“jeweler's”)

2. denotes an organization specializing in a given field

   ‎huile(“oil”) + ‎-erie → ‎huilerie(“oil refinery”)

3. denotes an object used to perform an action

   ‎souffler(“to blow”) + ‎-erie → ‎soufflerie(“blower”)

4. denotes nouns describing qualities or properties

   ‎tricher(“to cheat”) + ‎-erie → ‎tricherie(“cheating”)

• -eri,-eriȝe,-ery,-erye,-re,-ri,-rie,-ry,-rye

Borrowed fromOld French-erie. Some Middle English uses are new formations from-er +‎-ie.

• IPA^(key): /-(ə)riː(ə)/

-erie

1. Forms nouns denoting an art, craft, or practice.
2. Forms nouns denoting the place where a practice is done.
3. Forms nouns a group or collective.

• English:-ery,-ry
• Scots:-ery,-ry

• “-e)rīe,suf.”, inMED Online, Ann Arbor, Mich.:University of Michigan,2007.

From-ier +-ie.

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-erie

1. used to form feminine nouns

-erie f

1. Alternative form of-ărie

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