[ˈʃtiːu]
1. masculine noun Summer.
Etymology: From Latin aestivum.
[ˈʃtiːu]
1. masculine noun Summer.
Etymology: From Latin aestivum.
[senˈdeja]
1. feminine noun Watermelon.
Etymology: From Arabic sindiyyah via Spanish sandía.
[ʃmaˈɾai̯da]
1. feminine noun Emerald (precious stone).
2. adjective Emerald green.
Etymology: From Latin smaragdus.
[se]
1. feminine noun The letter s.
1. derivative suffix Added to a singular noun, adjective or pronoun, it changes the number to plural.
Spelling: When the singular word ends in a specic letter, such as -c, -f, -gg, -ix, -ll, -nn, -s, -z, the plural is made by adding -es instead of -s.
Etymology: From Latin -os, -as (accusative plural markers).