-alla

From Latin -ālia, the neuter plural of -ālis. Cognate with French -aille, Italian -aglia.

-alla f (plural -alles)

used to create collective nouns, often pejorative
‎fadrí (“youth, young man”) + ‎-alla → ‎fadrinalla (“young people”)

‎gent (“people”) + ‎-alla → ‎gentalla (“riffraff, rabble”)
forms feminine nouns indicating the means or result of an action
‎deixar (“to leave”) + ‎-alla → ‎deixalla (“relic, leftover”)

‎endevinar (“to guess”) + ‎-alla → ‎endevinalla (“riddle”)