[Grammar] Greeting vs. Greetings

[Yura Reiri]

I want to say a simple yet meaningful greeting.

I want to say a simple yet meaningful greetings.

The greeting I am referring to is Happy Birthday.

The question:

Could greeting without the -s be used as a noun?

Thank you!

 

[Mar Rojo]

It's usually plural.

 

[bhaisahab]

I want to say a simple yet meaningful greeting.

I want to say a simple yet meaningful greetings.

The greeting I am referring to is Happy Birthday.

The question:

Could greeting without the -s be used as a noun?

Thank you!

"a greetings" is incorrect.

 

[Yura Reiri]

"a greetings" is incorrect.

Therefore, I should omit a?

Thank you!

 

[Yura Reiri]

It's usually plural.

So Sir, how shall I put it, then?

Thank you!

 

[Mannysteps]

I want to say a simple yet meaningful greeting.

I want to say a simple yet meaningful greetings.

The greeting I am referring to is Happy Birthday.

The question:

Could greeting without the -s be used as a noun?

Thank you!

Not a teacher

To me all the above seem a bit odd. What about:

"I want to greet (object) in a simple yet meaningful manner."

M.