singular noun

Do they have individual names, he wondered, or even a singular noun?

Thus, all English singular nouns may be marked with yet another zero.

There are five possible affixes a singular noun can take.

Fish is used either as singular noun or to describe a group of specimens from a single species.

Did we say yule log, as in the singular noun?

Singular nouns end in o, which can be dropped.

Another practice is to use the plural pronoun for the singular noun.

If your package name is a nice singular noun, this should be the plural form of it.

The word itself is a Greek feminine singular noun.

By this time you will have forgotten the word quick, or the notion that bite can be a singular noun.

If a singular noun ends with an s, strictly speaking the above rule still applies.

It also stays constant for number as for singular nouns.

Can the plural pronoun them stand for the singular noun worker?

Though the word media is plural, the term is often used as a singular noun.

The word stave can also be used as a singular noun to mean:

Singular nouns generally start with an a-, and do not have a suffix.

In its original sense of "ethnic group", people is itself a singular noun with regular plural peoples.

It may belong to a different declension (see below), and is declined as a singular noun.

Even plural and singular nouns are the same.

I had one student who couldn't quite get the hang of changing singular nouns into plurals. '

For example, the singular noun asset is a back-formation from the plural assets.

Everyone should be careful to use a singular pronoun with singular nouns in their writing.

The following pronouns are used to replace singular nouns:

This only occurs with feminine singular nouns: mab "son" remains unchanged.

The word Chut is sometimes used as a singular noun but is most likely a back-formation.