Morgans

Part of speech: noun

Definitions

1. Refers to multiple units of a historical British silver coin; denotes a surname of various individuals; indicates plural form of a proper name or brand associated with persons or places
2. Represents more than one silver currency piece from a past British era; identifies several people sharing the family name; serves as a plural for a specific personal or brand name
3. Signifies various instances of an old British monetary denomination; names several bearers of a common last name; functions as a plural term for a distinctive proper noun or title

Etymology: "Morgans" is the plural of "morgan," a name given in honour of Thomas Hunt Morgan, the American geneticist. The singular form is the one that was named after him, and the plural follows the same pattern whenever more than one such thing is meant. The same form is also used as a family name, so "the Morgans" can refer to several people who share that surname, and it can serve as the plural of a personal or brand name.