-easa

== Romanian == === Etymology === From -easă +‎ -a (definite article). For place names possibly Inherited from Latin -ēnsis with a relatively common change in declension. === Suffix === -easa f (plural -ese) suffix forming placenames and feminine surnames ‎Voinea + ‎-easa → ‎Voineasa ‎Bucur + ‎-easa → ‎Bucureasa ==== Declension ==== ==== Derived terms ====