Tibia Plural, What is the Plural of Tibia?
Meaning: between the knee and the ankle, the inner and usually larger of the two bones
Singular and Plural of Tibia
Singular | Plural |
tibia | tibiae. |
Synonyms of Tibia
- shinbone
- shank
- crus
- cnemis
Tibia In Example Sentences
- I broke my left tibia when I was skiing last month.
- I have to do some exercises for my right tibia.
- She’s currently doing therapy exercises for her tibia.
English has both singular and plural forms for nouns, pronouns, adjectives and verbs. Understanding when to use them correctly is an important part of mastering the language. This basic vocabulary short lesson is very useful for kids and beginners. We have discussed basic synonyms and their use in our daily routine conversational sentences.
Learning English is a challenging process for many people, but fortunately there are plenty of resources to help you along the way. One common grammar issue that ESL students struggle with is singulars and plurals. If your goal is to learn how to use these correctly in sentences, it can be helpful to keep this basic rule in mind- plural nouns have an “-s” added on the end!
Download here a complete list of singular and plurals in PDF.
Here is a detailed list of singular and plurals:
Singular | Plural |
corpse | corpses |
corps | corps |
corpus | corpora |
corn | corns |
cornea | corneas |
coral | corals |
conundrum | conundra |
continuum | continua |
context | contexts |
content | contents |
consortium | consortiums |
consensus | consensus |
conscious | conscious |
conscience | consciences |
congress | congresses |
confetti | confettis |
concrete | concretes |
concerto | concertos |
comrade | comrades |
computer | computers |
Singular | Plural |
dad | dads |
daddy | daddies |
daily | dailies |
dairy | dairies |
dais | daises |
daisy | daisies |
data | data |
database | databases |
date | dates |
day | days |
dear | dears |
decoy | decoys |
decubitus | decubiti |
degree | degrees |
deli | delis |
delivery | deliveries |
demo | demos |
denarius | denarii |
dentist | dentists |
Singular | Plural |
ear | ear |
eclipse | eclipses |
education | educations |
effort | efforts |
ego | egos |
elementary | elementaries |
elephant | elephants |
elk | elks |
ellipsis | ellipses |
else | else |
emails | |
embargo | embargoes |
embassy | embassies |
embolism | embolisms |
embolus | emboli |
embryo | embryos |
emoji | emojis |
employee | employees |
Singular | Plural |
face | faces |
factory | factories |
faculty | faculties |
fairy | fairies |
fan | fans |
fantasy | fantasies |
father | fathers |
fawn | fawns |
feedback | feedbacks |
foot | feet |
female | females |
ferry | ferries |
Singular | Plural |
gallery | galleries |
gallows | gallowses |
garage | garages |
garden | gardens |
garlic | garlics |
gas | gases |
gazelle | gazelles |
Singular | Plural |
hair | hairs |
halibut | halibuts |
hallux | halluces |
hand | hands |
handful | handfuls |
handsome | handsome |
hare | hares |
hat | hats |
head | heads |
health | healths |
hearse | hearses |
helix | helices |
hello | hellos |
help | helps |
hen | hens |
Singular | Plural |
ice | ices |
idea | ideas |
ides | ides |
igloo | igloos |
ignoramus | ignorami |
ilium | ilia |
illness | illnesses |
impetus | impetuses |
inca | incas |
inch | inches |