Catalan: "este" and "eixe"

Ok, I'll have a look at the module. Are there any other words with -e in the masculine singular and -os in the masculine plural? Or are these the only ones?

None that I'm aware of.

I'll let you know if I come across anything.

Thanks.

So would it be safe to simply add a rule to replace -e with -os for all masculine words?

I doubt it.

For example, perfecte has perfectes as masculine plural, or were you just wondering about demonstratives?

Well, the module currently doesn't care what kind of word something is. But you're right, there can't be a simple rule. I guess an extra parameter is needed to override the default masculine plural here.

I see.

Yeah, I guess that would be the best course of action, especially since we don't know if there are other words like these.

Ok, I've changed the code so that the pl= and pl2= parameters now work even for adjectives that are not "mf". In that case, they only override the masculine plural.

All right, I'll add those entries after poking around a little bit.

Thanks again.