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''Collective nouns are referred to with singular pronouns, not plural.''
''Collective nouns are referred to with singular pronouns, not plural.''


The plural is usually of the form [singular]''-a''. Nouns ending in a vowel use ''-r'' for the plural. Nouns of Netagin origin in ''-ǿ'' may use an ''-ǿb'' plural.
The plural is usually of the form [singular]''-a''. Nouns ending in a vowel use ''-r'' for the plural. Nouns of Windermere origin may use an ''im-'' plural.


The collective is marked by ''-yn'' for nouns with a marked collective. The singulative is marked by ''-l'' for nouns with a marked singulative. Fore example: ''brits'' "language" > ''britsa'' "languages", ''britsyn'' "all languages"
The collective is marked by ''-yn'' for nouns with a marked collective. The singulative is marked by ''-l'' for nouns with a marked singulative. Fore example: ''brits'' "language" > ''britsa'' "languages", ''britsyn'' "all languages"