Translation for 'plural' from English to Bulgarian

plural {noun} <pl.>

множествено число {ср} <мн.ч.>

• Primary plural marking occurs whenever the indexed argument (subject or direct object) is plural.
• Greek "ephebos" εφηβος (plural: "epheboi" εφηβοι), anglicised as ephebe (plural: ephebes), or Latinate "ephebus" (plural: "ephebi") is the term for an adolescent male.
• Note that the personal endings are identical for the second person plural (Plural "you") and third person plural ("they").
• Although the Second Manifesto ended the official practice of new plural marriages, existing plural marriages were not automatically dissolved.
• Plural suffixes are never used to mark plural objects, only plural subjects. Unspecified objects are never plural.

• Arawak Languages do distinguish singular and plural, however plural is optional unless the referent is a person.
• The Unami plural independent personal pronouns are used with both plural and singular reference.
• The officially used terms for a town in the sense of this article are "Stad" (plural "Stied") in Luxembourgish, "Stadt" (plural "Städte") in German, and "ville" (plural "villes") in French.
• Adjectives may agree with the noun they modify; examples of plural forms are the French "petits" and "petites" (the masculine plural and feminine plural respectively of "petit").
• In Persian this kind of plural is known by its Arabic term [...] ([...] , literally "broken plural").

• The word for ‘who’ in Kwambi is ‘ore’ (plural ‘oore’), contrasting with Ndonga ‘ [...] ’ (plural ‘ [...] ’).