What is Lion plural?

li·​on | \ ˈlī-ən \ plural lions.
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What is a plural animal?

animal (plural animals)
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What is the plural of tiger?

tiger /ˈtaɪgɚ/ noun. plural tigers. tiger. /ˈtaɪgɚ/
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What is cat plural?

Singular. cat. Plural. cats. The plural form of cat; more than one (kind of) cat.
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What is cow plural?

1 cow /ˈkaʊ/ noun. plural cows.
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What is mango plural?

man·​go | \ ˈmaŋ-(ˌ)gō \ plural mangoes also mangos.
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What is sheep plural?

sheep. / (ʃiːp) / noun plural sheep.
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What is elephant plural?

elephant /ˈɛləfənt/ noun. plural elephants.
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What is plural of ox?

plural oxen /ˈɑːksən/ also ox. ox.
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What is goat plural?

goat /ˈgoʊt/ noun. plural goats.
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What is octopus plural?

Octopuses ✅

“Octopuses” gives the word an English ending to match its adoption as an English word. Generally, when a noun enters into English, it is pluralized as an English word rather than in its original form. Octopuses may sound peculiar to some, but this is the preferred plural.
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What is plural of bird?

bird /ˈbɚd/ noun. plural birds.
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Is pack of lions singular or plural?

It is fine to say "prides of lions" and "herds of cattle" if you have more than one pride or herd. Collective nouns, like pride and herd, are singular nouns that refer to a group of things, people, or animals.
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What is a group of lions called?

Maybe you know that a group of lions is called a pride, but other animal groups have even weirder names, like a streak of tigers, and a sloth of bears.
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What is horse plural?

horse. noun. \ ˈhȯ(ə)rs \ plural horses also horse.
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What is Rabbit plural?

noun, often attributive. rab·​bit | \ ˈra-bət \ plural rabbit or rabbits.
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What is Duck plural?

1 duck /ˈdʌk/ noun. plural ducks.
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What is Donkey plural?

donkey /ˈdɑːŋki/ noun. plural donkeys.
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What is the plural of Fox?

1 fox /ˈfɑːks/ noun. plural foxes.
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What is the plural of fish?

Answer. The plural form of 'fish' is the same as the singular form when you are talking about one kind of fish. I have one fish in my fishtank. I have two fish in my fish tank. I got a new fish for my birthday.
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What is plural for Wolf?

plural wolves\ ˈwu̇lvz , nonstandard ˈwu̇vz \
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What is Monkey plural?

noun. mon·​key | \ ˈməŋ-kē \ plural monkeys.
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What is the plural of kangaroo?

noun. kan·​ga·​roo | \ ˌkaŋ-gə-ˈrü \ plural kangaroos.
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What is the plural of Buffalo?

noun, often attributive. buf·​fa·​lo | \ ˈbə-fə-ˌlō \ plural buffalo or buffaloes also buffalos.
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