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NPL
(redirected from Noun Plural)

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AcronymDefinition
NPLNational Priorities List (US EPA)
NPLNational Physical Laboratory (UK)
NPLNepal (ISO Country code)
NPLNetscape Public License (based on Mozilla Public License)
NPLNon Performing Loan (loans in default or close to it)
NPLNational Puzzlers' League
NPLNorthern Premier League (Britain)
NPLNon-Patent Literature
NPLNon Parametric Linkage
NPLNon-Partisan League
NPLNational Physical Laboratories (India)
NPLNew Product Launch
NPLNational Paintball League
NPLNew Plymouth, New Zealand - New Plymouth (Airport Code)
NPLNoun Plural
NPLNo Pay Leave
NPLNatural Products Laboratory (Research Triangle Institute)
NPLNeenah Public Library (Neenah, Wisconsin)
NPLNuclear Pumped Laser
NPLNorthern Pipe Line (Phoenix, AZ)
NPLNasopharyngolaryngoscopy
NPLNon Production License
NPLNavigation Payload
NPLNational Price List
NPLNavy Point Loma
NPLNetwork Planning Letter (Sprint)
NPLNormal Peacetime Location
NPLNewport News Part List
NPLNetwork Protocol Library
NPLNon Perceived Light


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With multiple owners, first make the proper noun plural by adding 's' (or 'es' to names that already end in 's') and then an apostrophe: the Bennetts' house, the Smiths' house, the Williamses' house, the Joneses' house.
Find the right home for apostrophes by The Newsletter on Newsletters
With others, including {s} in noun plurals, the choice may be explained as arbitrary.
Inflectional and/versus derivational morphology: clear-cut types or ... by Kavka, Stanislav J. / Studia Anglica Posnaniensia: international review of English Studies
Thus the abbreviation of the noun plural suffix appears always as italicised -es [in this paper -es], never as -is or -ys.
The Scots -- Northern English continuum of marking noun plurality by Kopaczyk, Joanna / Studia Anglica Posnaniensia: international review of English Studies
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