Row 86159

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Just falls into the same category as all the other Latin 2nd declension neuter nouns. Medium/media, stratum/strata, visum/visa. They have a productive grammar in Latin that, when borrowed in English, either stuck or didn’t.

Many will say it’s “incorrect” because we’re not respecting the Latin grammar, but these words have become first-class English words now, and I’m not a prescriptivist so I think their usage is more important than their etymology.

This doesn’t stop me correcting anyone’s misuse of these words (for fun) though 😂

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text Just falls into the same category as all the other Latin 2nd declension neuter nouns. Medium/media, stratum/strata, visum/visa. They have a productive grammar in Latin that, when borrowed in English, either stuck or didn’t. Many will say it’s “incorrect” because we’re not respecting the Latin grammar, but these words have become first-class English words now, and I’m not a prescriptivist so I think their usage is more important than their etymology. This doesn’t stop me correcting anyone’s mi…
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