Englishs

Englishs is not a recognized term in standard English. It commonly appears as a misspelling of English or as a proper noun in branding, fiction, or online usernames. When referring to the language or to people from England, standard forms are English or the English rather than Englishs.

In linguistic usage, the plural of English the language’s varieties is sometimes written Englishes to denote different varieties (for example, Indian Englishes, American Englishes). The form Englishs is not used for this purpose and is generally considered nonstandard.

Encountering Englishs is usually an error, but it may occur deliberately as a brand name, a fictional group, or a creative spelling in media or digital contexts. Because English lacks a productive plural suffix for the demonym or language name, the correct plural in ordinary prose is typically zero-mark or circumlocutions like the English.

See also: English language, English people, Englishes.