What is the singular of scampi?
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scampi is actually an italian word. the singular of scampi (in italian) is scampo
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It is the perfect tense of capio, "they have taken"\n\ncapio capere cepi captum [to take]
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"Scalzo" is Italian.   It means shoeless.
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Hippopotamuses (hippopotami is also accepted as a plural form by the OED)\n\nhipo and hipos seems simpler \n;)
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It means:\n"Nei ég vil ekki að aðalbáturinn minn sé dreginn svo hunskastu í burtu eða ég næ þér með öxinni minni."  -that's singular form.\n\n"Nei ég vil ekki að aðalbáturinn minn sé dreginn svo hunskisti í burtu eða ég næ ykkur með öxinni minni."  - plural form.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cincinati
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Most common last names (cognomi):\nRossi (= reds) \nFerrari (= smiths)\ntake a look at the site below
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ti si odlican....that is in Serbian :)
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Actually, octopi was never the correct plural for octopus.  People thought it was because many Latin nouns use "i" at the end to create a plural, but octopus was a Greek loan word.  So, neither octopi nor octopuses was actually the original way to pluralize octopus, but at least octopuses follows the typical English method of pluralization!\n\nThe plural of apparatus is apparatus (via Latin) or apparatuses (via English), because in Latin, apparatus is part of a set of nouns that does not use the "i" ending to make a plural. :)
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dinna sin\n\n:> peace
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A blank one or a R/W one.\n\n///
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Moltav Cocktail\n\nHere are some words that end in v -- AND that also are in the Scrabble dictionary as well:\n\nimprov\nrev\nshiv\nguv\nluv\nspiv\nisogriv\nleitmotiv\nmaglev\nmoshav\nlev\ntav\nvav
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I think it's time for people to accept that there's no point in making data plural when we never use the singular.  Technically stamina is plural too (like opera and agenda which you mention) but no one says "the stamina are" or "the opera are".  We're not ancient romans.  \n\n"there has been a growing tendency to use it as an equivalent to the uncountable noun information, followed by a singular verb. This is now regarded as generally acceptable in American use, and in the context of information technology."\nhttp://www.askoxford.com/asktheexperts/faq/aboutgrammar/data?view=uk\n\n\n\nOnly pretentious pedants still use it as plural\nhttp://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=pedant
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Fish.  \ngh=f  (as in 'enough')\no=i   (as in 'women')\nti=sh  (as in 'facetious')\n\nglub!
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It would be The Mouse's because 'Mouse' is Mickey's last name, making it a proper noun, so you wouldn't use the plural form. Therefor it would be The Mouse's.
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super-calli-fredgulistic-ex-pe-alli-doschus
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Hi there, \n\nThe plural of princes is princesses.\n\nrule wid style n luv@vinny