Plural of bayman; multiple men who work or live on bays.
Standard English pluralization of 'bayman' using the irregular '-men' form (similar to 'fireman/firemen' or 'businessman/businessmen'). This irregular plural preserves Old English morphology despite modern English's trend toward regular '-s' plurals.
Irregular plurals like 'baymen' instead of 'baymans' are linguistic fossils—they're surviving remnants of Old English grammar that most new words have abandoned in favor of the regular '-s' or '-es' rule.
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