Part 3 (Feminine Nouns)
die Tafel - die Tafeln
die Tasche - die Taschen
die Lampe - die Lampen
die Kreide - die Kreiden
die Schule - die Schulen(The UP School of Statistics, my former home)
die Tasse - die Tassen
die Gruppe - die Gruppen
die Frage - die Fragenund
die Antwort - die Antworten
die Frau - die Frauen
die Polizei - die Polizeien
die Lehrerin - die Lehrerinen
die Tür - die Türen
die Uhr - die Uhren
die Erdbeere - die Erdbeereen
die Bank - die Bänke
die Stadt - die Städte---------------------------------------------
I noticed some things. This may just be some coincidences among the nouns whose images I was able to find online. I'll say it, anyway.
There are less masculine nouns whose plural forms are of the forms ~(n)en and ~(ä/ö/ü)~er. There are less neutral nouns whose plural forms are of the forms ~n, ~(n)en and ~(ä/ö/ü)~e. There are less feminine nouns whose plural forms are of the forms --, ~s, ~e and ~(ä/ö/ü)~er
No assumptions intended.
You're starting to notice patterns. Very good. Now, to verify suspicions, yes? ;)
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