udons
USOO-dahnz/ˈudɑnz/UKOO-donz/ˈuːdɒnz/
- 1Plural of udon.
The winter menu features three regional udons, each with its own broth.
Two steaming udons arrived at the table just as the rain started.
Note
This plural exists because a noun that usually resists counting sometimes gets counted. Udon is most often a mass noun (a bowl of udon, some udon), so the -s form appears only when the noodles are treated as units, such as separate servings brought to a table or distinct varieties on a menu. When talking about the food itself, the bare form is the safer choice: we had udon, not we had udons.
udons is a form of udon
udon, noun: A thick Japanese noodle made from wheat flour, usually served in a hot broth. Full entry
- Forms
- udon also pluraludons plural
- Spelling
- udon → udons: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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