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Nouns ending in a stressed vowel are pluralized with the addition of "er"
 
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====Nouns ending in a consonant====
 
====Nouns ending in a consonant====
 
*Nouns ending in a consonant are pluralized with the addition of "er"
 
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Latest revision as of 16:03, 22 March 2018

Danish

Plurality

Nouns Ending in an unstressed vowel

Nouns ending in an unstressed vowel are pluralized by adding an "r"

  • lampe<n><pl> ↔ lamper
  • menneske<n><pl> ↔ mennesker
  • vindue<n><pl> ↔ vinduer

Nouns Ending in a stressed vowel

Nouns ending in a stressed vowel are pluralized with the addition of "er"

  • by<n><pl> ↔ byer
  • ske<n><pl> ↔ skeer
  • ø<n><pl> ↔ øer

Nouns ending in a consonant

  • Nouns ending in a consonant are pluralized with the addition of "er"
  • blomst<n><pl> ↔ blomster
  • flod<n><pl> ↔ floder
  • slægt<n><pl> ↔ slægter