It depends on the usage.
With respect to insects it would be "antennae".
However, with respect to radio antenna and similar it would be "antennas"
Antennas =aerial .Antennae as pair, as on a ant- both plural
just the way you spelled it: antenna. to spell it plural it is: antennae. :)
The likely word is antennas (antennae), the plural of antenna, a bug's feeler or a mast for receiving signals.
The closest English word is "antenna" (plural antennae), an insect feeler, or broadcast mast.The Italian word for "intimate" is intima.
One plural of antenna is antennae, usually referring to the sense organs or 'feelers" of insects.
The plural of antenna may be antennae (Latin plural) or antennas.
Antennas =aerial .Antennae as pair, as on a ant- both plural
just the way you spelled it: antenna. to spell it plural it is: antennae. :)
The English plural of antenna is antennas (signal receivers).Used scientifically, as for insect "feelers," the plural is antennae (the Greek form).
The likely word is antennas (antennae), the plural of antenna, a bug's feeler or a mast for receiving signals.
The closest English word is "antenna" (plural antennae), an insect feeler, or broadcast mast.The Italian word for "intimate" is intima.
One plural of antenna is antennae, usually referring to the sense organs or 'feelers" of insects.
'antennae' is the plural of 'antenna'..
Antenna is singular - a car has a radio antenna. Antennae is plural - insects have two antennae.
That would be - antennae.
Antennae
A plural form of "wireless antenna" that does not end with an 's' is "wireless antennae". However, the usual plural of antenna is simply antennas.While this is true of North American English, in Britain the usual form of the plural is "antennae", and for insect appendages "antennae" is standard everywhere.