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Fleur de Lis
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déanaim seitreach
@Officer Hotpants  
In old english, nominative/accusative/genitive singular “brōþor” and dative singular “brēþer”.
 
brōþor -> brother  
brēþer + -en -> brethren (common in middle english)  
brōþor + -s -> brothers (rare in middle english)
 
(þ is pronounced as modern th)
Adán Druego
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Chatty Kirin - A user who has reached a combined 1000 forum posts or comments.
Fried Chicken - Attended an april fools event
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Liberty Belle - Sings the song of the unchained

Just a note.
 
“Brethren” is already plural, no need for an “S” at the end. I believe it’s an old plural form, similar to “children” and “oxen”, two of the few remaining “-en” plural forms in the English language.