The plural form of the noun island is islands.The plural possessive form is islands'.example: These islands' natural beauty hasn't yet been spoiled by construction.
That is the correct spelling of the plural noun "islands."
Islands
You would say "on an island". The phrase with "in" would apply to something in its geologic interior.Conversely, for the plural it could be either. The phrase "on the islands" refers to things that occur on all islands, or somewhere on a group of islands. Or it can be "in the islands" if referring to something that occurs uniquely, or in a non-specific location.
Ø is the Danish word for island. If you want to say it in plural, say øer.
The plural form of the noun island is islands.The plural possessive form is islands'.example: These islands' natural beauty hasn't yet been spoiled by construction.
That is the correct spelling of the plural noun "islands."
Islands
There is no specific island called Aurar that is widely recognized. It is possible that there may be a place with that name that is not well known or a fictional location.
The noun Disko is a proper noun, the name of an island on the west coast of Greenland. There is only one island by this name so there is no plural form.
The plural form of habitat is habitats, e.g. "There are many different habitats on that island."
If German in origin it means "island of the seals", as Robben is plural for seal..
île means "island" in French. Iles is the plural.
The plural could be "the northern parts of the largest island" (same island) or "the northern parts of the largest islands" (more than one island). Neither instance is grammatically clear. You would not pluralize part unless there were specific landforms, such as multiple peninsulas. The comparative "the larger islands" would be more correct unless you specified an actual number of islands.
Aurar is the plural of eyrir, an Icelandic monetary unit worth one hundredth of a krona. Icelandic for Iceland is Island. So a coin that says 'Island 20 aurar' is an Icelandic fifth of a krona.
That is the correct spelling of the plural noun "queens."It is also the name for a borough of New York City, Queens (on Long Island).
Ø is the Danish word for island. If you want to say it in plural, say øer.