No, although the word Ostern would appear to be plural, it is in fact a singular noun - das Ostern
English Easter = German Ostern
Both the German word Ostern and the English word Easter are derived from the ancient Pagan Goddess Eostre. Though unrelated, East in English means Osten in German.
It is German for "Merry Christmas."
Although the Germans have a Public Holiday called May Day, it is not usual to wish one another "Happy May Day" but it translates as Alles Gute zum Mai-Feiertag
Colin Van Ostern was born in 1979.
German plural forms are formed irregularly.
The plural of "Apfel" in German is "รpfel".
The plural form for "German" is "Germans."
Polnische Ostern - 2011 is rated/received certificates of: Germany:12
Rohe Ostern - 1996 is rated/received certificates of: Germany:12
The plural form of "pen" in German is "die Stifte."
German shephards.