#plural form

[theeclipsepack]

We've made a form! Plurals please only take this form, any stance also can but for radqueers please only include your cisids and nullids(if im getting the terms right), we will be using this for an article about plurality and this will be for stats !!

Psychology of Plurality

[project-plural]

Sorry for the wait, here's the next form!

Forum Two — disorders

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[maineshewrote]

if the plural of mouse is mice, then logically it follows that the plural of spouse is spice, which is why in the presence of two spice things can get a little spicy

[project-plural]

Hello! After a long wait, the first form has been made! Please comment on this post if you'd like to be @/ed in the second form.

Click here to take the form.

[project-plural]

Project Plural is a project that will create forms and ask all plurals and systems to do it. Our stances do not stand here. Anti-endos, pro-endos, neu-endos, radqueers, anti-radqueers, pro transIDs, anti transIDs, etc are all allowed to take these forms and follow.

After the forms are completed, they will be turned into an article.

A discord server will be in work and progress for this project and anyone may join. Discourse is not allowed to be shared throughout this blog and the server.

If you have any questions, please ask in our inbox or dm us.

The tags are for widespread. Do not count these as our stances.

Do not try to hunt for our main. If you know it, do not say anything.

[arabicfornerds]

Why is شَمْسٌ ("sun") Feminine? A Guide to Arabic Verb Agreement & Gender

Feminine subject, masculine verb? Yes, it happens in Arabic grammar. Learn the specific situations and types of feminine nouns where this unexpected agreement occurs.

[arabicfornerds]

Why Do Some Arabic Nouns Have Two Plurals? The Minor and Major Plural Explained

A CLASSIC | Why Do Some Arabic Nouns Have Two Plurals? The Minor and Major Plural Explained Arabic features a special plural form called "minor plural" (جَمْع الْقِلّة), used for small numbers (3-10), contrasting with the "major plural" (جَمْع الْكَثْرة) for larger quantities. This article clarifies when to use forms like أَشْهُر vs. شُهُور for "months" and provides rules and examples for these distinct plural patterns, often overlooked but present in classical texts. #Grammar  https://yalla.li/1weem