Category:Italian nouns that change gender in the plural
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Some Italian masculine nouns have both a masculine and a feminine plural form. There are no general rules, but often the feminine plural describes the collective or abstract aspect of the term, while the masculine plural emphasizes the individual parts. In other cases one plural form has become obsolete but is still used in fixed expressions. In some cases both forms are used with no obvious distinction in meaning.
Pages in category "Italian nouns that change gender in the plural"
The following 89 pages are in this category, out of 89 total.
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- osso capitato
- osso cuboide
- osso cuneiforme
- osso etmoide
- osso frontale
- osso iliaco
- osso ioide
- osso lacrimale
- osso lunato
- osso malare
- osso mascellare
- osso metacarpale
- osso metatarsale
- osso nasale
- osso navicolare
- osso occipitale
- osso palatino
- osso parietale
- osso piramidale
- osso pisiforme
- osso radiale
- osso scafoide
- osso semilunare
- osso sesamoide
- osso sfenoide
- osso tarsale
- osso temporale
- osso trapezio
- osso trapezoide
- osso uncinato
- osso zigomatico
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