Plural of henry?.... henrys? henries?

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Start date Sep 29, 2017
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In summary, the plural of "henry" can be spelled three different ways: "henrys," "henries," or "henry's." The correct spelling depends on the context and usage of the term. "Henrys" is the most commonly used plural form, referring to multiple units of measurement for inductance or electrical resistance. "Henries" is also a plural form used in technical contexts, but it can also refer to the surname "Henry." Finally, "henry's" is the possessive form, indicating something belonging to a person named Henry. Overall, it is important to use the correct spelling depending on the intended meaning in order to avoid confusion.

Sep 29, 2017

Thomas_h_h_

What do you reckon, is it henrys or henries?

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Sep 29, 2017

jerromyjon

Dictionary.com says either is correct... but wikipedia says this: "The United States National Institute of Standards and Technology recommends English-speaking users of SI to write the plural as henries."

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What is the plural of "henry"?

The plural form of "henry" can be either "henrys" or "henries." Both are considered correct and are commonly used.

Is "henrys" the correct plural form of "henry"?

Yes, "henrys" is one of the correct plural forms of "henry." However, "henries" is also considered correct and is used interchangeably.

When should I use "henrys" and when should I use "henries"?

Both "henrys" and "henries" can be used as the plural form of "henry." It is a matter of personal preference and both forms are considered correct.

Are there any other plural forms for "henry"?

No, "henrys" and "henries" are the only accepted plural forms for "henry." There are no other variations that are considered correct.

Why does "henry" have two different plural forms?

The two different plural forms, "henrys" and "henries," are used interchangeably and are both considered correct. This is likely due to the origin and evolution of the word "henry" and its use in different contexts.