-éthie

Norman

Etymology

From Old French -erie.

Suffix

-éthie

  1. (Jersey) denoting a shop selling a certain product.
    boulangu'thie
    bakery
  2. (Jersey) denoting nouns describing activities, especially those that are a gerund form of a verb
    clyinn'téthie
    blinking

Derived terms

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