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How does one use the Latin word "cum" in a sentence?
meaning
word-usage
latin
Where on Earth is "penguin" from?
etymology
latin
loanwords
"viruses" or "virii"?
grammatical-number
latin
Is "et al." used as a singular or plural subject?
grammar
grammatical-number
latin
Why is "salient" pronounced with a "long a" sound?
pronunciation-vs-spelling
latin
phonology
vowels
vowel-length
Is there a rule for “‑ance” vs. “‑ence”?
orthography
suffixes
latin
ance-ence
How does one pronounce words ending in “‑ae”?
pronunciation
latin
Should we refer to a female "senator" as a "senatrix"? [closed]
etymology
latin
What is the plural of "scenario"?
nouns
grammatical-number
latin
Has the verb "to import me" ever been commonly used in English the way "to concern me" is in the phrase "It does not concern me"?
etymology
latin
early-modern-english
middle-english
predicate-frames
Is the plural of 'prefix' really 'prefixes' rather than 'prefices'?
etymology
grammatical-number
suffixes
latin
How did "sinister", the Latin word for "left-handed", get its current meaning?
meaning
etymology
loanwords
latin
Is the etymology of "salary" a myth?
etymology
history
latin
loanwords
What is the binary equivalent to "decimal" and "decimal point"?
numbers
latin
mathematics
What is the proper plural form of 'apparatus'?
grammatical-number
latin
Data is/are in a global context
grammatical-number
usage
latin
data-is-are
When a sentence starts with "e.g.", should the e be capitalized?
orthography
capitalization
abbreviations
latin
sentence-starts
Is the word “formulæ” valid English?
latin
old-english
alphabet
typography
ligature
Why is "pound" (of weight) abbreviated "lb"?
etymology
abbreviations
latin
measuring-units
greek
The word "miracle" suggests, through common usage, a positive thing. Has it always? Or, like "awe", did it used to simply mean "momentous"?
etymology
phrase-origin
latin
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