plurale tantum
/plʊəˌreɪli ˈtant(ə)m/Grammar
noun
A noun which is used only in plural form, or which is used only in plural form in a particular sense or senses.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in American Journal of Philology. From classical Latin plūrāle the plural, use as noun of neuter of plūrālis + tantum only.
- supposital
- suppositality
- suppositate
- supposite
- suppositio materialis
- supposition
- suppositional
- suppositionality
- suppositious
- suppositiously
- suppositiousness
- supposititious
- supposititiously
- supposititiousness
- suppositive
- suppositively
- suppositorily
- suppository
- suppositum
- suppost
- supposure
- suppress
- suppressable
- suppressal
- suppressant