Oklahomas

Oklahomas is a rarely used plural form that appears in some texts as a reference to Oklahoma or its people or something associated with the state. It is not the standard demonym for residents; the conventional term is Oklahomans. In modern usage, Oklahomas is generally considered incorrect when referring to people from Oklahoma, and most style guides recommend Oklahomans. The form may occur in historical documents, typographical errors, or as a creative or branding choice.

When seen in other contexts, Oklahomas might indicate multiple entities connected to the name Oklahoma—such as organizations, teams, or media products that bear the state's name—though this usage is infrequent and not normative.

Oklahoma is a state in the South Central region of the United States. It borders Texas, New Mexico, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, and Arkansas. The state’s capital and largest city is Oklahoma City; Tulsa is a major urban center. Oklahoma has a diverse geography that includes plains, hills, and forests, and a climate that ranges from humid subtropical to semiarid. The state is known for its Native American history and status as the site of numerous tribal nations.

Its economy is diverse, with energy production—oil, natural gas, and wind power—agriculture, manufacturing, and aerospace playing important roles. Oklahoma has a rich cultural heritage, including contributions from Native American tribes and Western and Midwestern American influences. The use of Oklahomas as a plural form generally has little practical significance beyond linguistic discussion.