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thesauruses
English
Noun
thesauruses
- plural of thesaurus
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thesaurusi
English
Alternative forms
- thesauri
- thesauruses
Noun
thesaurusi
- (rare, nonstandard) plural of thesaurus
Usage notes
- This word is incorrectly formed. For masculine nouns in the nominative case of Latin’s second declension (of which th?saurus is one), -us and -? are singular and plural endings, respectively; one or the other attaches to the noun’s stem (thesaur-), depending on number: the plural ending does not concatenate as thesaur- + -us + -i = thesaurusi, but rather supplants the singular ending (-us) as thesaur- + -i = thesauri — thus forming the correct Latin nominative plural, which is also valid in English. Alternatively, in English, thesaurus, can be suffixed with the English plural suffix -es, to form another correct plural form of thesaurus, thesauruses. Thesaurusi is a rare error.
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