A study on the Nominal Plural forms in early middle English

Nominal plural forms were not common in old English. Old English noun usually inflected as a strong neuter, the form being win. The s – text is perhaps one of earliest instances transfer to –s and comes straight down later periods, seeing that only accepted plural. second point ending extends historically unexpected classes nouns. Examples are burgas, degles, feondas, Rondas, hoses etc. number nouns transferred may be very large, but examples show this preliminary stage further development early Middle present nominal describe how changed into