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Middle Dutch and Middle High German possess a femininizing suffix ‑erse, of which reflexes
survive in some modern dialects. Its Old Germanic preform arose from the grafting of Latin ‑issa onto the
masculine suffix *‑ārja‑ in Dutch and German dialects closest to the Gallo-Romance area in the Early Middle Ages.
The main aim of the present contribution is to provide hitherto underexposed details on the Dutch linguistic area, to show that
the mainstream historical explanation for ‑erse in Dutch historical linguistics must be given up, and to provide
a unified and more detailed account for the rise of this suffix formation in the medieval contact zone between Gallo-Romance and
Germanic.
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