-easa

From -easă +‎ -a (definite article). For place names possibly Inherited from Latin -ēnsis with a relatively common change in declension.

-easa f (plural -ese)

suffix forming placenames and feminine surnames
‎Voinea + ‎-easa → ‎Voineasa

‎Bucur + ‎-easa → ‎Bucureasa

More information singular, plural ...

	indefinite	definite	indefinite	definite
	singular		plural
nominative-accusative	-easa	-easa	-ese	-esele
genitive-dative	-ese	-esei	-ese	-eselor
vocative	-easa, -easao		-eselor

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