Inherited fromLatin-ere.

-re

1. forms Catalan second conjugation verbs

Variations to the Catalan second conjugation may show up.

Regular conjugation

The preterite originally had-est for the second person singular and-ès for the plural in older versions of Catalan.

• -r

-ra +‎-e

• IPA^(key): /-reˣ/,[-re̞(ʔ)]

-re

1. Forms nouns, mostly from nominal stems.

Attaches to the strong stem, while the alternative form-r attaches to the weak stem.

Inherited fromLatin-ere, third conjugation infinitive of-ō or-iō.

• IPA^(key): /ʁ/

-re

1. one of the three main verb endings, along with-er and-ir

• Technically,-re is not a suffix or even a verb ending proper, as it is always part of a wider pattern in-dre,-ttre,-ire etc., and is only used as such for its practical aspect, as it groups verbs of very different conjugations, and several verbs of the third group do not end in-re.

• The table above shows the conjugation of verbs ending in-dre (e.g.rendre,vendre,ardre).
• In most verbs ending in-ttre,-tt regularly degeminates to-t before suffixes-s and-∅ (battre —bats,bat, not*batts,*batt).
• In most verbs ending in-ire,-is- are added between verb stem and verb ending starting in vowels (conduire —conduisais, butconduis), and past participle ends in-t, not*-isu.
• There are many exceptions on-re verbs, the most irregular-re verb is the auxiliary verbêtre. See more atAppendix:French irregular verbs.

• IPA^(key): [rɛ]
• Rhymes:-rɛ

-re

1. (sublative case suffix)Front-vowel variant of-ra. See details there.

   szőnyeg(“carpet”) →Tedd a szőnyegre. ―Put iton the carpet.

   perc(“minute, moment”) →egy percre ―for a moment

   kedd(“Tuesday”) →Kész lesz keddre? ―Will it be readyby Tuesday?

• (sublative case suffix) Variants:

  -ra is added to back-vowel words. Final-a changes to-á-.

  pad(“bench”) →Leültem egy padra. ―I sat downon a bench.

  alma(“apple”) →Allergiás vagyok az almára. ―I am allergicto apples.

  -re is added to front-vowel words. Final-e changes to-é-.

  szék(“chair”) →Leültem egy székre. ―I sat downon a chair.

  béke(“peace”) →Mindenki békére vágyik. ―Everyone longsfor peace.

• rá
• Category:Hungarian terms taking -ra/-re
• Appendix:Hungarian suffixes

-re

1. Rōmaji transcription ofれ

-re

1. Alternative form of-erie

FromProto-Germanic*-ārijaz, fromLatin-ārius.

• IPA^(key): /re/

-re

1. (Late West Saxon)masculine agent suffix, originally applied only to nouns

   ‎fugol(“fowl, bird”) + ‎-re → ‎fuglre(“fowler”)

Strongja-stem:

• English:-er

From theLatin infinitive endings (-are,-ere,-ire). Used in Romanian with a verb to form the "long infinitive", which is averbal noun. See also the short infinitive forms of Romanian verbs,-a,-ea,-e, and-i.

• IPA^(key): /re/

-re f (plural-ri)

1. Attached to the ends ofverbinfinitives to formnouns, meaning "the action or result of";-ing,-ation

   ‎traduce(“to translate”) + ‎-re → ‎traducere - translating, translation (the action or result of translation)

   ‎conjuga(“to conjugate”) + ‎-re → ‎conjugare - conjugating, conjugation (the action or result of conjugation)

   ‎vorbi(“to speak”) + ‎-re → ‎vorbire - speech, speaking (the action or result of speech)

   ‎avea(“to have”) + ‎-re → ‎avere - wealth, riches (the result of having)

Most verb infinitives simply add-re, but second conjugation verbs (those ending in -ea) drop the a before adding the suffix. Verbs in -î change to â in accordance with normal orthographic rules.

Type 1

cânta becomescântare

lucra becomeslucrare

Type 2

plăcea becomesplăcere

vedea becomesvedere

Type 3

cere becomescerere

naște becomesnaștere

Type 4

vorbi becomesvorbire

urî becomesurâre

FromOld Norse-ri, fromProto-Germanic*-izô.

-re

1. Forms the comparative degree of a few adjectives, most of which change their stem vowel (umlaut) when this happens.

   lång (long),längre (longer)

   ung (young),yngre (younger)

• -are

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