Plural of beakerman; multiple men who make or sell beakers.
From beakerman combined with the plural suffix -en (an archaic plural form) rather than the modern -s. This preserves older English morphology.
The plural 'beakermen' instead of 'beakermans' shows how English used to pluralize differently—some old words kept Germanic -en plurals that disappeared as English simplified its grammar!
Plural of beakerman; perpetuates masculine default for an occupational group that included female metalworkers and shipwrights.
Use 'beak workers', 'beak craftspeople', or context-appropriate neutral terms. Reserve gendered plurals for historically documented gender-specific contexts.
["beak workers","beak craftspeople","metalworkers"]
Female beakworkers' contributions to maritime industries were systematically subsumed under male occupational titles.
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