Sendais

Sendais is a plural or adjectival form that may appear in English to refer to multiple subjects linked to the proper noun Sendai. It is not a distinct, widely used term in itself; rather, it occurs when English texts discuss more than one entity that shares the name Sendai, such as places, organizations, or historical references bearing that toponym.

Geography and usage. In standard English prose, writers identify each place by its own name rather than using a plural form like "the Sendais." When a plural reference is necessary, authors typically say “cities named Sendai,” “Sendai-area municipalities,” or similar constructions to avoid ambiguity. The primary real-world reference for Sendai is the city of Sendai in Miyagi Prefecture, Japan.

People and titles. There is no widely recognized demonym "Sendais" for residents of Sendai. In formal writing, residents are usually referred to as Sendai residents or by language-specific terms drawn from Japanese. Outside real-world usage, "Sendais" may appear as a surname or as a fictional or transliterated name in imagined contexts, but such use is not standardized.

Fictional and cultural usage. In fiction or media, "Sendais" may be employed as the name of a group, faction, nation, or other entity within an invented world. In these cases, the term is a creative choice rather than a reference to a real-world designation.

See also. Sendai, Japan; disambiguation pages related to the name Sendai.