• ai4e,
• akire,
• aiure,
• air3,
• aibe,
• ajire,
• aikre,
• ai2e,
• qire,
• a8re,
• airee,
• aipe,
• aire4,
• aiore,
• qaire,
• ajre,
• ayre,
• a9ire,
• airfe,
• airew,
• zire,
• ai9re,
• sire ,
• ai re,
• aoire,
• airse,
• a ire,
• azire,
• aiere,
• air e,
• airte,
• air4e,
• aaire,
• ai5e,
• ai4re,
• a8ire,
• airre,
• aijre,
• iire,
• AIRL_G,
• saire ,
• airwe,
• ire,
• aire3,
• ai8re,
• zaire,
• air3e,
• auire,
• a9re,
• aayere,
• ai5re,
• asire,
• airg,
• eree,
• aeyere,
• airw,
• air5e,
• airu,
• airm,
• aitre,
• aiire

Aire is a French word that evokes images of nature and beauty. It has multiple meanings and can refer to the air, the atmosphere, or the open space. Aire, however, is most often used to refer to the wind, or windy conditions. This is especially true in countries that are known for their often punishing winds, such as France and the United Kingdom. Aire is used to describe the wind's physical sensation, such as its strength, direction, and variation. People with allergies to pollen and ragweed are often comforted to know when the aire is blowing, as it can often improve air quality.

• airy,
• air.