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n. ease; pleasure

n. Ease; pleasure.

A Middle English form of ease.

A suffix of Latin origin, added to names of places (towns or countries), properly, to form adjectives meaning ‘of or belonging to’ such a place, and hence (the same being used as nouns by omission of the appropriate noun) to signify

‘an inhabitant of’ such a place, or

the ‘language’ or ‘dialect of’ such a place, as in Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese, Milanese, Veronese, Viennese, Berlinese, etc.

n. the compass point midway between east and southeast

"For us, describing a politician as ‘failing to communicate’, or (in Americanese) ‘not getting his message out’ is what loyalists do."

point    compass point   

easy   

ease    pleasure   

Este    aquel    otro    algo    pintado    mismo    dijo    eso    porque    hombre