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plural-nouns
“What’s the plural of sheep?”, “What about fish?”, “If goose is geese plural, does that make moose plural meese?” To all of your questions on plural nouns, we have the answers, Also, no, meese is not the plural of moose; it’s just moose.
What’s the Plural of Status?
Statuses and status are both accepted plurals of status. Status is the more common of the two.
What’s the Plural of Stratum?
Both strata and stratums are accepted plurals of the Latin noun, stratum.
What’s the Plural of Swine?
Swine is used for both the singular and plural forms of swine (as in the ruminant, the pig).
What’s the Plural of Symposium?
Symposium comes from Latin, and so its original Latin plural form is symposia. Over time and frequent misuse, symposiums has also become accepted as a plural.
What’s the Plural of Antenna? Antennae or Antennas?
Both antennas and antennae are plurals for antenna. The original Latin plural is antennae.
What’s the Plural of Bureau?
The plural of bureau, which comes from the French, is bureax or bureaus.
What’s the Plural of Chateau?
Chateau, which comes from the French, accepts chateaux and chateaus as a plural noun.
