Italian plurals in -a #
The Standard Italian nouns whose plural ends in unstressed -a and is feminine although the singular is masculine, after Maiden and Robustelli's list as given in [Ada24], beside regular plurals in -i and -e that keep the singular's gender.
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The plural class by ending: the irregular -a plural or the regular -i / -e one.
- aPlural : PluralClass
- regular : PluralClass
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- Italian.NumberGender.instDecidableEqPluralClass x✝ y✝ = if h : x✝.ctorIdx = y✝.ctorIdx then isTrue ⋯ else isFalse ⋯
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A noun with its singular form and gender, its plural form and gender, and its plural class.
- form : String
- gloss : String
- naturalGender : Option Gender
- formPl : String
The plural form.
- plGender : Gender
The gender of the plural.
- pluralClass : PluralClass
The plural class.
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- Italian.NumberGender.instReprNoun = { reprPrec := Italian.NumberGender.instReprNoun.repr }
The -a plurals.
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Regular plurals.
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