Some examples of nouns ending in F:
Note: I believe it is easier to determine what part of speech a word is when it is used in a sentence. All the highlighted words are nouns ending with F. Some additional examples are:
Nouns that end with F or FF are:
A common noun is a general word for any person, place, or thing. Some examples of common nouns that begin with F are:
fable
fabric
façade
face
fact
factory
faculty
fairy
faith
falcon
fall
family
famine
fan
fang
fantasy
fare
farm
farmer
farmers market
fashion
fate
father
faucet
favor
fear
feasibility
feast
feat
feather
feeling
feet
feijoa (type of fruit)
felt
fence
ferret
ferry
festival
fete
fiasco
fiber or fibre
fibula
fiction
field
fifth
fig
fight
figure
filament
file
film
filter
fin
finances
fine ($)
finger
fir
fire
firefighter
firefly
fireman
fireplace
fish
fist
five
fizz
flag
flame
flamenco dance
flamingo
flan
flashlight
flavor
flea
flesh
flight
flippers
flock
floor
florist
flour
flower
fly
flypaper
flyswatter
foal
foam
focus
fodder
foetus
fog
fold
folder
food
fool
foot
football
force
forgery
fork
form
formula
fort
fortune
fountain
four
fowl
fox
frame
franks
freedom
freesia
friction
friend
frog
front
frost
frosting
frown
fruit
fruitcake
frying pan
fudge
fuel
fun
fund
fungi
fungus
funnel
fur
furnace
furniture
fury
future
fuzz
fort fine (as in a fine for speeding)
foam
file
fish
foot
feet
felt (as in cloth)
fist
farm
warf cuff muff (hand warmer) puff (as in another word for blanket) stuff (things, junk etc) dwarf beef reef leaf loaf wiff proof staff half calf Jeff
Some nouns that end with the letters FE are:
half
For the majority of nouns ending in 's', add 'es' to form the plural. For example:kiss > kissesiris > irisesbusiness > businessesglass > glassesbus > busesgas > gases
The only time you would add "es" to make a plural for a word ending in "f" is if the plural requires that the "f" be changed to a "v". For example: thief becomes thieves. If the "f" doesn't change, then just add "s".
Some singular nouns that end with 'tion' are:abbreviationabsolutionaccelerationactionaddictionaffectionafflictionagitationaggregationaviationobligationobservationoccupationoperationoptionorganizationornamentationosculationovationovulation
Some examples of abstract nouns ending in -ce are:absenceabstinenceabundanceavaricebenevolenceconfidencecowardicedalliancedeliverancedevianceeloquenceeminenceevidenceexcellencegracegrievancehindranceimpudenceinnocencemalicemalfeasancemenacenovicenuancenuisanceonceopulencepeacepenancepresencepriceprominenceprovidenceprudenceracereferencereliancesciencesentence (punishment)severancesourcestancetolerancetrancetrucetwicevariancevehemencevicevigilance
Examples of nouns ending with -al are:admiralanimalarrivalburialcanalcathedralcerealdealdialeditorialfoalgoalhospitalhymnalidealjackaljournallocalmammalmaterialmealmedalmemorialmetalmineralnumeralopalpalpedalpetalrascalreversalsandalsealtotaltrialurinalvealwithdrawalzeal
For the majority of nouns ending in 's', add 'es' to form the plural. For example:kiss > kissesiris > irisesbusiness > businessesglass > glassesbus > busesgas > gases
The plural form of nouns ending in -f changes to -ves, for example: half/halves, leaf/leaves. For nouns ending in -fe, the f changes to -ves, for example: wife/wives, knife/knives.
Nouns ending in -f or -re are:calfcuffgolfhalfknifelifeshelfwhiffwifewolf
It depends on the noun. Some have -fs, some have -ves, and some show both forms.
Some nouns ending in -en are:alienamenbeenburdenchildrencanteenchickendendozenelevenevenflaxenfrozengardenglenheavenhenibuprofenkeenkitchenlinenlistenmenmittennitrogenomenoxenpenprovenqueenravenrottenseenseventeenthenvelveteenvixenwhenwomenyenZen
The only time you would add "es" to make a plural for a word ending in "f" is if the plural requires that the "f" be changed to a "v". For example: thief becomes thieves. If the "f" doesn't change, then just add "s".
Some nouns ending with 'or' are:abductoractoralligatorancestoranchorarborardorauditorauthoraviatorbachelorbehaviorcalculatorcamphorcandorchancellorchiropractorcollectorcolorcondorconductorcreatorcursorcuspidordebtordecordetectordictatordirectordistributordoctordooreditoreducatorelevatorequatorerrorescalatorexcelsiorexhibitorexteriorexterminatorfactorfavorfervorfloorflourflavorfurorgeneratorgladiatorgovernorharborhonorhorrorhumorillustratorimpostorincineratorincisorincubatorinspectorinstructorinsulatorinteriorinventorinvestorinvestigatorjanitorjurorlaborlegislatorliquormanormatadormayormentormetaphormeteorminormirrormonitormoormotornarratornavigatorneighborodorpallorparlorpastorpredatorprocessorprofessorprojectorproprietorprosecutorprotectorradiatorrancorraptorrazorregulatorrespiratorrigorrotorrumorsailorsaviorsectorsenatorsimulatorsplendorsponsorsqualorsuccessorsuccorsuitorsupervisorsurveyorsurvivortailortenorterrortractortraitortremortumortutorvalorvaporvendorvictorventilatorvictorvigorvisitorvisorwarrior
Some examples of nouns ending with 'tion' and 'sion' are:appreciationapprehensionbeautificationcaptionconclusiondecisiondeclarationemissionemotionfederationfusiongenerationhydrationillusioninitiationjunctionlegislationlesionmansionmissionmotionnationobsessionovationpassionplantationquestionrationrepressionseclusionsensationtensiontuitionutilizationvacationvisionwesternization
Most noun ending with f, just add an S at the end. example: oaf = oafs cuff = cuffs For some nouns ending in f or fe, replace the ending f or fe with ves: leaf = leaves life = lives
The rule for making nouns ending an 'f' sound into the plural from is to drop off the 'f' and add 'ves'. Some examples are:calf - calvesknife - kniveslife - livessheaf - sheaveswife - wiveswolf - wolves
Examples of singular nouns ending in 'ch' are:archbatchbeachbirchbleachcatchchurchclutchcouchcrutchditchDutchfinchgulchhitchhunchitchleechlunchmarchmatchnotchostrichperchpitchporchranchspeechwitchZurich
Some singular nouns that end with 'tion' are:abbreviationabsolutionaccelerationactionaddictionaffectionafflictionagitationaggregationaviationobligationobservationoccupationoperationoptionorganizationornamentationosculationovationovulation