Englishmans
Englishmans is not a standard English word with a standalone sense. In modern English, the plural of Englishman is Englishmen, and Englishman's is the possessive form of a single Englishman. The possessive plural is Englishmen's. The term originates from a simple noun formation that combines English with man; the pluralization follows the irregular pattern seen in man to men.
Historically, Englishman referred to a male person from England. Today, many writers prefer gender-neutral terms such
If you encounter Englishmans without an apostrophe, it is typically a misspelling or typographical error. There