Plural of sputnik
regular plural
The plural of sputnik is sputniks.
Forms of sputnik
| Singular | sputnik /ˈspʊtnɪk/ |
|---|---|
| Plural | sputniks |
| Countable | countable |
Sputniks in a sentence
- This is but one of the facts which should demonstrate to those who would build British sputniks that such extravagances will be a disservice to the whole country until the supply of scientists has been multiplied many times.1958 October 23, Gemnius, "It seems to me", New Scientist, page 1120
- Of course, long before this reliable systems of meteorological sputniks, world-wide television sputniks, navigation sputniks, etc., will be created.1965, The Contemporary
- Sputniks and muttniks, flying through the air.1958, Ray Anderson and the Home Folks – Sputniks and Mutniks [sic] (Starday Records 45-342, 1958). From the entry muttnik
Meaning of sputnik
- noun Any of a series of Soviet robotic space satellites, especially the first one in 1957.
- noun Any artificial satellite.
- noun The currency sign ¤.
Questions about the plural of sputnik
- What is the plural of sputnik?
- The plural of sputnik is sputniks.
- Is sputnik countable?
- Sputnik is a countable noun.
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