What is the plural of Crocus?

Is it Crocus's or Crocii.

What is the plural of Crocus?
Crocuses
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Reply:Bilbo is correct. But it isn't Latin. It's Greek.
Reply:Crocii!
Reply:Crocusis innit.!
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oh this is word play not food try crocuses
Reply:Crocus's
Reply:Crocus and it's friemd
Reply:There are three plural forms: crocus, crocuses, and croci.





note: "crocus" can be singular and plural just like "deer" can be singular and plural. "Crocuses" is the inflected form.
Reply:Plural form is usually either: crocus or crocuses





Because it is derived from the latin (krokos) it could take the ending Croci, but I think you would be in danger of being pedantic. Perish the thought.





Never an apostrophe
Reply:Crocus's
Reply:"crocus" is Latin and the plural (in Latin, not in English) is "croci".





The Latin "crocus" is from the Greek "krokos" (plural "krokoi")

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