What is the possessive form of walrus?

Answer 1

The plural form of the noun walrus is walruses.

The plural possessive form is walruses'.

Answer 2

The possessive form of "walrus" is "walrus's" when referring to a singular walrus. If referring to multiple walruses, the possessive form would be "walruses'." This follows the standard rules of forming possessives in English, where you add an apostrophe and an "s" after a singular noun, and just an apostrophe after a plural noun ending in "s."

Answer 3

The possessive form of "walrus" is "walrus's." Yes, that's right, just add an apostrophe and an "s" at the end. So if you're talking about the walrus's tusks or the walrus's habitat, you're good to go. Just remember, it's possessive, not plural - don't go throwing around extra "s" like confetti at a party.

Answer 4

the plural word is walruses. I thought it was walrus', but the correct spelling is walrus'. :D

Answer 5

the plural of walrus is walrie like octopus to octopie!

Answer 6

The plural form of the noun walrus is walruses.

The plural possessive form is walruses'.

Answer 7

The possessive singular of all English nouns is formed by adding -'s: walrus's.

Answer 8

The plural of Walrus is Walruses.

Answer 9

the plural for walrus is walruses

Answer 10

Walrus’