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-eur

(uhr) M

-ade

(ahd) F

-eau

(oh) M

-ance/ence

(ahNs) F

-isme

(eez-muh) M

-oire

(wahr) F

-ment

(mahN) M

-sion/tion

(syohN) F

-ail

(ahy) M

-son

(zohN) F

-a/o/ou

M

-té, -ée

(tey, ey) F

-al

(ahl) M

-ie

(ee) F