Is there a term for the part of a word that "pluralizes" it? – english.stackexchange.com

Is there a term for the part of a word that "pluralizes" it? – english.stackexchange.com

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For example, what is the "s" in "apples" or the "ies" in "ponies" called? I found that "morpheme" is probably close, since that's just the smallest grammatical unit in a language, but that's not ...

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