Cheleusiennaise
 ⤷ Not dialect specific
  ⤷ Neutral Source Language: Old French

Etymology
1. estre "to be", ultimately from Latin sum
2. ester "to be, stay, remain", ultimately from Latin stō Notes
Present participle: étã
Past participle: été
Gerund: étã
1sg. present indicative: ža si
Compare French être, Jèrriais Norman êt', Bourguignon étre, Champenois ètre, Gallo ête, Picard ète and Walloon esse

Also an auxiliary verb; used to perfect and pluperfect tense of certain verbs and to form the passive voice

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