French word -aise comes from French -e (Used to form the feminine of adjectives.), French -ais
| Dictionary entry | Language | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| -e | French (fr) | Used to form the feminine of adjectives. |
| -ais | French (fr) | Used to form adjectives that denote where something or someone is from, or to form the name of the language spoken in this place, e.g., français, anglais, marseillais, etc.. Used to form nouns that denote where something or someone is from, e.g. Français, Anglais, Marseillais, etc. The first person and second-person singular imperfect indicative form of a verb. |
| -aise | French (fr) | Used to form female adjectives that denote where something or someone is from, e.g., française, anglaise, marseillaise, etc. |