What is the plural form of "Happy"?

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kahlan nynaeveÂ®

LOL. As the answerers were saying, happy is not a noun but an adjective and therefore cannot be pluralized.

The adjective happy has comparative and superlative forms. The rule is the same to the rule that you outlined in your post. We just change the -y to an i and add -er or -est.

Example:
pretty becomes prettier / prettiest

The teacher should know better than to have the students pluralize the word. He he!

ghostman

"Hippies"

peace man!

Jongbong (ì¢…ë´‰)

zzz... many happy... hmmm... beer... zzz...

Chelsea

Happy is not a noun so it can't be plural

luosechi é§±å£«åŸº

Wasn't one of the 7 dwarfs in Snow White called Happy? (maybe not) but if there were 2 of them, they'd be Happies â˜º.

irvingfan

Everybody has missed the point. You are not asking what the plural of happy is, you are making a point about the teacher!!

Any teacher who does not know happy is an adjective and therefore cannot be pluraled, needs a new line of work.

anna m

Happies is nice.hehe

Now how about Sheep? Sheep is the same singular & plural

yanmehrâ™¥â™¥â™¥

aw...hahaha!
i agree with the first answerer...

i am happies...lol

evelyn42

Adding the suffix -ies is a method to make nouns plural. The word "happy" is an adjective which cannot be converted to a noun in that fashion. One example of an adjective that can become a noun is "nice" into "niceities." The noun of "happy" is "happiness."

DrosseL

there is no plural form of "happy"...

Happy has no plural by itself.
But can be 'used' as a plural when describing another word i.e. Many happy returns

Mutya P

Happy is an adjective. So, it will be "very happy".

Barrio Lass

but we are all happy and that's what matters...

happies or hippies as long as we're HAPPY... let the good times roll!!!

ait

There's not a plural form of "happy". There's just "happiest" and "happier".

Cappo359

Happy is not a noun. It's usually an adjective but might be a verb.

Happiness is a noun, but there's no "Y."

Anika

All forms of "happy" are either adjectives or adverbs. It has to be a noun in order to have a plural form. Happy is not a "thing". It describes a "thing"

kamagong

hahaha ngek ngek indeed! Happy is an adjective, not a noun and therefore cannot be pluralized. But purely for exercise purposes, I will agree with the schoolchildren - happies it is!!!

So, Annabelle, have you had your happies yet? hahaha

Ms Mighty

Plural : We are happy, or

They are happy

Hope that you and your loved ones are all happy (that is plural because there are a lot of you who are happy). Ngek!

inaka!

its not a noun, its and adj so you never put s on it.

Bad Co.

They were all happy.
There are three happy faces.
As above they are one and the same.

ohm'slaw

word is the same singular and plural

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