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Vaethryr
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"Kamer" is apparently a cognate to the English imported word "chamber," from Latin.
2 years ago
Triguna
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Why is the plural for 'markt' -> 'markten' and the plural for 'kamer' -> 'kamers' instead of 'en' ending? Is there any rule behind this?
2 years ago
VookMon
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I'm sure you can look it up around here too, on the plural(s) lesson
the sound of the word itself, and how it would sound as a plural is responsible for it
Nouns consisting of multiple syllables, which end with -er, -el, -em, -en, -erd; often those with -aar und -aard too.. which don't have that last syllable STRESSED, get an -s as a plural
most Dutch words have -en however
also regard how consonants can change or double.. just like vowels can decrease
it's basically a phonetic thing
2 years ago
