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The plural form of the noun is sometimes the same as the singular.
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The word Behemoth is a plural form in Hebrew meaning Excellence.
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Moreover, in Rashiduddin, we find the identical plural form used by our author.
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But we're still going to avoid using the plural form.
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The word has a singular signification in a plural form, "honoris causa."
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The plural form was universally used, and resistance by no one of them planned.
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The plural form has reference to successive Kalpas.
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Capitalize, in singular form, either before or after the name; and in plural form before the name
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The Bombay reading is atmapujabhikama, while the Bengal reading is the same word in the plural form.
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The plural form occurs in the original.
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Oh, and Ninja is the correct plural form of Ninja, according to the Japanese - where Ninja originated.
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Their man tried to explain that Plant was the plural form of the noun, when applied to buildings.
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The singular form is also used with book titles, other names, and other singulars of plural form; as,-
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THE word "talisman" is derived from the Arabic "tilsam," "a magical image," through the plural form "tilsamen."
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The term Midrash (of which Midrashim is the plural form) occurs twice in the Hebrew Bible (2 Chron.
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We always assumed it was Prii or maybe Priuses but without being sure, we've always avoided using the plural form.
