A Greek plural is a plural formed according to the rules of Ancient Greek. Some of these are also technically Latin plurals as they are forms originally loaned from Greek into Latin.
| Ending |
Change |
Examples
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| -is |
-es |
- axis-axes
- basis-bases
- crisis-crises
- diagnosis-diagnoses
- ellipsis-ellipses
- hypothesis-hypotheses
- oasis-oases
- paralysis-paralyses
- parenthesis-parentheses
- synopsis-synopses
- synthesis-syntheses
- thesis, theses.
|
| -on |
-a |
- automaton- automata
- criterion - criteria
- ganglion- ganglia
- phenomenon - phenomena
|
| -ma |
-mata |
- dogma-dogmata
- stigma-stigmata
- stoma-stomata
|
