English is spoken by 322 million native speakers in United Kingdom, Ireland,
USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa etc. In addition to these,
English is the official language of many former British colonies.
English is a Germanic
language, proceeding from the Old English and
Middle English, which acquired a lot of vocabulary
from French.
Countable nouns generally have singular and plural forms. In most cases the plural is
formed from the singular by adding -[e]s (as in dogs, bushes), although there are
also irregular forms (woman/women, foot/feet, etc.)
Conjugate an English noun
See also:
Conjugate English
verbs
Recently Conjugated English nouns
Tanner stage,
dichlorethane,
peracetate,
valerian,
corrach,
standby time,
sware,
w-buffer,
carrierbag,
grabble,
hereditarian,
camel's hair,
currency war,
osteoconductivity,
word-processor,
hornlet,
empathogen,
bilateran,
prosodicity,
soil scientist,
epifluorescence,
nailbed,
assortativity,
canalidine,
semi liquid,
jacktan,
downgang,
pondokkie,
thrombolectin,
toylessness,
altimeter,
staphyline,
deflowerer,
centennium,
raunchiness,
e-activism,
tablet,
time clause,
chlorodibromomethane,
Bisharin,
broken time,
white cedar,
perfluoroalkanoate,
modesty board,
phytomonic acid,
javazon,
lowbush blueberry,
sun-up,
stub end,
stretch-attend,