It means "more than one ox more than one ox more than one ox." An ox is an animal similar in build to a cow, usually used for labor, though they are edible.
The plural of "ox" is "oxen".
Oxen *is* the plural -- more than one ox.
a nother name for an ox is an oxi or oxes or ox a mother ox is called a ox a male called oxi and more than one ox oxes
The singular noun is ox, and the plural is oxen.(* the spelling with E reflects the variants in ax/axe)
A) Only ONE:.. When there are more than one ox you have two or more OXEN! B) NONE:.... A mile has only length, and as an ox has length, breadth, height and, not to mention, waste materials! It's impossible for a mile to contain a single ox!
A group of oxen is called a team.
Oxen is the plural form of ox.
Yes, but with one tiny difference . . . the ox is a bull which has been castrated, that is, has had its testicles, the "male gland", removed. This makes the ox much more gentle and willing to work than the uncastrated bull. The ox is also called a 'bullock' in some locations.
Ox is the singular of oxen. One Ox, two or more oxen.
In most cars there is a fuse box in the cabin and a second one in the engine bay (under the hood)
What do you mean "a cattle oxen"?? Oxen are cattle, and cattle is a plural term for more than one bovine. Oxen is also a plural term for more than one ox. So either you are referring to abovine or more than one bovine. The same goes with the "oxen."So I would suggest to re write the question with proper grammar so it makes more sense and can actually be answered properly.