Is the plural of Cayman - Caymen?

[lazza]

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Lazza

 

[Michael Downing]

No.

It's 'Caymany'

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[THX911]

...and would it be called Caywoman, if a lady is driving it?

 

[arfor]

To be politically correct, shouldn't a Cayman be called a Cayperson? The plural should therefore be Caypersons or perhaps Caypeople.

 

[Michael Downing]

If we're going to be politically correct in the present UK climate, I suspect that Porsche Cars GB will have to be closed in its entirety! []

 

[juliany27]

Should the new OPC marketers try the following: -

Porsche Cayman rules, OK man?

 

[Michael Downing]

Perhaps, but not (I think) in pink.

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[Geoff_Fields]

If its pink then Jorden will buy one. Please god NO! let her stay with Aston rag tops.

 

[THX911]

ORIGINAL: Geoff997

If its pink then Jorden will buy one. Please god NO! let her stay with Aston rag tops.

Is Jorden like the plural of Jordan?
...next thing you will be calling many Boxsters, Boxester []

 

[juliany27]

More than one Jordan?

Let her dress in a ragged top in Aston if she so wishes.

And as for the plural of Caymen; could it be Caymany?

 

[Mark_Bennett]

The plural of the original caiman, is caimans

So... Caymans it is (sounds unsaisfactory somehow...[&:])

Perhaps we should continue proposing our own until we find something suitable []

 

[THX911]

ORIGINAL: Michael Downing
It's 'Caymany' []

ORIGINAL: juliany27
And as for the plural of Caymen; could it be Caymany?

Da je vu! []