Here's why:
* Plurals in English typically end in "-s" or "-es". This is because the plural marker is added to the singular form of the word.
* Vowel sounds are typically used at the end of singular words. For example, "cat", "dog", "tree".
Examples:
* Singular: cat
* Plural: cats
* Singular: tree
* Plural: trees
Therefore, it's not grammatically possible to have a word that ends in a vowel plural in English.