• ch,
• cet,
• ced,
• cae,
• cep,
• ciew,
• cekk,
• je,
• cel,
• cle,
• ck,
• nwce,
• rce,
• ue,
• che,
• cemi,
• twce,
• cerc,
• cee,
• nce

• ceo,
• ace,
• pe,
• C,
• de,
• de-,
• ice,
• he,
• be-,
• cr,
• re-,
• me,
• co-,
• ca,
• co,
• fe,
• be,
• me.,
• c's,
• cu.,
• se,
• e-,
• ne,
• cue,
• co.,
• e.

"ce" is already an adjective form in French. It is the abbreviated form of the demonstrative adjectives "ce" (masculine singular), "cette" (feminine singular), "ces" (plural). These adjectives are used to indicate proximity and are equivalent to the English words "this" or "these". Examples: "ce livre" (this book), "cette chaise" (this chair), "ces fleurs" (these flowers).

The plural of the "ce" can be the "ces".

The singular of the "ce" can be the "ce".