"Forgive me for coming, but I couldn't pass the day without seeing you," he went on, speaking French, as he always did to avoid using the stiff Russianplural form, so impossibly frigid between them, and the dangerously intimate singular.

Lidi, by the way, is both the singular andplural form of the noun that describes the huge beasts of bur-den of the Thurians.

It is as ungrammatical to use the singular form (basis) without the indefinite article a pre-modifying it as it is to allow that word (a) to pre-modify theplural form (bases).

But the usage of "Palestinians" (plural) as opposed to "a Palestinian" (singular) never delivers on its promise or makes anything resembling a justification for itsplural form, as historian Morris proceeds to name in the entirety of his article exactly onePalestinian, Muhammad Haj Amin al-Husseini, who had any direct contact and collaboration with the Nazis.

Finally, in (1d), mhe functions as aplural form of the noun xama 'old man', having features of a plural inflection (Konig & Heine 2001; 2008; Heine & Konig 2015).

the dative singular form is always characterized by a final -( o)n; the nominative/genitiveplural form is always characterized by a final -D: -t follows a sibilant and -d occurs elsewhere;

"Sequelae is theplural form of "sequela," which is defined as an aftereffect of a disease, condition or injury.

We then adduce a number of innovative morphosyntatic features which we suggest can establish an Aramaeo-Canaanite sub-branch: the doubly marked fs demonstrative *da?t, the direct marker *?ayat, the use of dative subjects with certain predicates, the use of the construct state with prepositions, the prefix conjugation of geminate verbs, and theplural form of *bayt.

Usually the term sport is followed by the singular form of the word crisis, but in the current scenario within Pakistan, the use of theplural form had become imperative.

Because media is merely theplural form of the singular Latin noun medium.

The then Malaysian Bar president Christopher Leong had on June 18, 2013 noted that the government-printed Federal Constitution's Bahasa Malaysia version had always translated 'parent' to theplural form of 'ibu bapa' (father and mother), but had in the 2002 edition translated it to read 'ibu atau bapa' (mother or father).