Declension of "calculadora" in Spanish
Singular and plural for calculadora,
f 
calculator, reckoner
Declension of the adjective calculador 
calculating
| Singular | Plural | |
| Masculino | calculador | calculadores |
| Femenino | calculadora | calculadoras |
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