Countries Nouns and Adjectives Ending in "ish" -- in American English The suffix -esque, one of a class of what are called adjectival suffixes, is adopted from the French version of the Italian suffix -esco, related to the standard English adjectival suffix -ish, and all of them mean like, or related to or “characteristic of -esque is more specialized, while -ish has additional senses. |
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