Your question is not clear.
A woman -singular, women -plural.
There is 1 woman at the table.
There are 3 women at the table.
The woman's husband is here, too.
The women's husbands are here, too.

Is it ok to add 's' on women word?
like this --> womens
is that ok or not?
if that's ok then can you show me an examle sentence for this?
thanks in advance teacher.
Your question is not clear.
A woman -singular, women -plural.
There is 1 woman at the table.
There are 3 women at the table.
The woman's husband is here, too.
The women's husbands are here, too.
you know
it is so in some languages, like persian. but in english, it is not so for the words that change their form after becoming plural.
for example we say:
book...........books
teacher.......teachers
but
woman........women
man............men
sg: womanOriginally Posted by abcd1234
pl: women
The word "womens" does not exist. It can be used only in the following form:
The women`s clothes are very ellegant ["`s " is used here to state the genitive case]
("Elegant".)
so you mean there is no word like --> womens
because women is already plural and adding 's' is already invalid huh?
Yes
Originally Posted by MrPedantic
Thank you very much Mr Pedantic
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