How to Say “Lucas” in Plural

By Joe Shaun • Updated October 6, 2026

Lucases

The plural of "Lucas" is Lucases.

Meaning: the name Lucas (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

Use a plural verb with Lucases: the Lucases are. The possessive plural adds only an apostrophe: Lucases'.

What mistakes should you avoid?

A name that ends in s takes -es in the plural: the Lucases. Never use an apostrophe for the plural.

Did you know?

The plural of a family name never uses an apostrophe: the Joneses, not a form with 's. The apostrophe belongs only in the possessive, as in the Joneses' house.

Examples in context

There are two Lucases in my class.
Singular: There are one Lucas in my class.
The Lucases live next door.
Singular: The Lucas family lives next door.

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About The Author

Joe Shaun

Hi, I'm Joe. A guy who loves words almost as much as he loves his beach trips and avocado breakfast bowls. With an insatiable interest in linguistics and languages, my writing revolves around revealing the intricacies of plural forms, showcasing both formal and informal dialogues. On weekends you'll usually find me exploring a dinosaur museum or hiking along a cliff. I still find time, however, to sip on my week-old green tea, exploring the beauty possible with words like 'cemetery', 'unicorn', or even 'community'. Just remember, there are always fascinating ways to 'diverticulum' your language skills. Multilingual pun intended!

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