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Re: what e pluribus unum REALLY means
Posted By: Ghom, on host 142.150.8.16
Date: Tuesday, December 5, 2000, at 11:41:48
In Reply To: Re: what e pluribus unum REALLY means posted by Ticia on Tuesday, December 5, 2000, at 11:32:33:

> > -bus is the plural ablative form, yes. But I'm talking about the root. Look it up in your vocab if you don't believe me. Plus, pluris, etc is a comparitive form, usually meaning more. It's not the ending in this case that makes it comparitive, it's simply an irregular comparitive word by itself.
> >
> > Mark"Latinus est meliorem linguam quam aliquis linguas! Aut non."
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> She just asked where you got your information, she wasn't doubting you! And now I'm curious, too. Was this in a class, perhaps? Out of a book? Please tell us! I'm dying to know!
>
> Ti'ok, I'm not dying, just curious'cia

I think this link explains it fairly clearly.


Link: E plurbus unus

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