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A variant of a singular noun which describes multiples. Generally this is created using an appended letter 's' (such as Car singular Cars Plural) in English however there are many irregular plurals nouns to which this does not apply.

e.g. ane example of an irregular plural

Mouse singular Mice (irregular Plural)

And a regular plural

Dog singular Dogs (regular Plural)

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