Other Noun Endings
Spanish: KS3, topic 20.3.2
Other Noun Endings
Other common noun endings are: 'or', 'dad' and 'ión'. When these are in the plural, we add 'es'.

Nouns ending in 'or'
- Nouns that end in 'or' are always masculine.
- In the plural they add 'es' to the end.
- E.g El color (🎨).
- The colour.
- E.g El dolor (😧).
- The pain.
- E.g Los colores (🎨).
- The colours.
- E.g Los dolores (😧).
- The pains.

Nouns ending in 'ión'
- These nouns are always feminine.
- E.g La canción (🎶).
- The song.
- E.g. La estación (🚉).
- The station.
- In the plural, these nouns lose their accents.
- E.g. Las canciones (🎶🎶).
- The songs.
- E.g. Las estaciones (🚉🚉).
- The stations.

Nouns ending in 'dad'
- These nouns are always feminine.
- When they are in the plural they end in 'es'.
- E.g. La sociedad.
- The society.
- E.g. La calidad.
- The quality.
- E.g. La ciudad (🏙️).
- The city.
- E.g. Las ciudades (🏙️🏙️).
- The cities.
Test yourself on Other Noun Endings
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