Where does “Tyrolese” come from?

Tyrolese derives from English Tyrol plus the Middle English suffix -eys, ultimately tracing through Proto-Celtic tīros and Latin -ensis, en-, in-, and in to Proto-Indo-European ne.

Tyrolese (English): Of or relating to Tyrol; A native or inhabitant...

Definitions

Of or relating to Tyrol; A native or inhabitant...

Ancestry of “Tyrolese”, step by step

Step	Language	Word	Meaning
1	English	-ese	Used to form adjectives and nouns describing...
2	Middle English	-eys	Alternative form of -esse
3	Old French	-eis	used to form nationalities; used to form names of...
4	Late Latin	-iscus	—

Every word from Late Latin -iscus →Every word from English -ese →Every word from Old French -eis →