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When considering nouns in Old English, note that:

Of all nouns, the following percentages are observed:
| Type |
Percentage |
| Masculine |
41.7% |
| Feminine |
36.9% |
| Neuter |
20% |
| Variable |
5.4% |
| Unknown |
0.9% |
And of Masculine nouns, we find:

Of the masculine nouns, the percentages are as follows:
| Plural Type |
Percentage |
| (-es/-as) |
63.9% |
| (-wes/-was) |
0.3% |
| (-es/-) |
5.3% |
| (-a/-a) |
2.1% |
| (-n/-n) |
19.9% |
| (-/-) |
0.3% |
| h-ending |
0.5% |
| umlaut |
2.3% |
| plural |
5.6% |
So, if you have to guess an ending, guess (-es/-as). If
it's not that, then it's probably going to be (-n/-n).
Feminine and Neuter nouns will be handled later. |