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plural form of alumna

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Answered by Anonymous

Answer:

alumni

Explanation:

The plural is “alumni”. “Alumna” – in Latin a feminine noun – refers to *you guessed it* a female graduate or former student. The plural is “alumnae”.

Answered by shivakumaraoshivakum

Answer:

plural form of alumna is alumnae

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plural form of alumna