Re: Strange Hebrew plurals

Are there any segolate nouns with more than 2 syllables? If so, how are
these treated when forming the plural?


Also, in these patterns, what do the second ones mean?
(e.g: < C1 [a] C2 C3 )

C1 [E] C2 [E] C3  ( < C1 [a] C2 C3 )
C1 [o] C2 [E] C3  ( < C1 [u] C2 C3 )
C1 [e] C2 [E] C3  ( < C1 [i] C2 C3 )

Thanks

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