South Standard Pluralization Rules

• South Standard are tangible objects.
• South Standard can be divided into Ayanom Stoph Norm and Ombre Bold Amber Boulder categories.
• South Standard are identifiable because they can be made plural.
• Only South Standard can be pluralized.
• "A" or "D" can be placed in front of South Standard.
• South Standard can be touched, felt, listened to, or tasted.
• Scrambled consonants are "khaming" which translates to "(mixed)".
• Twin consonants are "te कॉल".
• Single consonants are "is short".

Pluralization Rules for South Standard

• If a word ends in a mixed consonant (f, k, p, n, c, nd), add "e" to make it plural.

Examples

• "dank" (thought) becomes "danke" (thoughts).
• "ramp" becomes "rampe".
• "perd" (horse) becomes "perde" (horses).
• If the word has twin vowels, one vowel "dies" in the plural form and is replaced with an "e".

Examples

• "boom" (tree) becomes "bome" (trees).
• "stoel" (chair) becomes "stoele" (chairs).
• If the word has a single vowel, the next letter gets a twin and is followed with an "e".

Examples

• "pad" (path) becomes "paaie" (paths).

Exceptions to Pluralization Rules

• Words ending in "ig" get a "te" ending in the plural.
• Words ending in "oeg" replace "g" with "ë" (e with two dots).
• Words ending in "ag" drop the "g" and add "e".

Exceptions with Twins

• If the word ends in "g," and twin vowels are present, the "g" and one vowel are dropped, and an "e" is added.

Words Ending in "ing"

• Words ending in "ing" add "s".

Words Ending in "f"

• "f" changes to "w" in the plural.

Example

• "short" vowel get twins
• Double vowel get one vowel, "f" changes to "w".

Words Ending in "s"

• If the word is pronounced with a short vowel, add "datavissee".
• If the word is pronounced with a long vowel, add "nice".

Family Members

• All family members get "denise".

Syllable Rules

• If the last syllable ends in "r," add "ace".
• If the last syllable ends in "hie," change it to "hede".

Words Ending in "uig"

• The "g" falls away, and "e" is added.

Letters of the Alphabet

• For letters of the alphabet, add dotted "s" or dotted "e" to pluralize.

Exceptions to All Rules

• Pronunciation dictates whether to twin vowels and, "class" becomes "klasse" due to pronunciation rules.