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In article , Barry Guyer says...

On Sat, 26 Jun 2004 06:06:58 GMT, NormanM
I thought it was 'virii'! No! Wait! Maybe it is 'viriii'! Damn, what is the
rule for pluralizing Latin nouns...uh, oh; hark! I am not writing Latin, but
English! So maybe I should apply English rules of pluralization? Like,
'viruses'?

English plural of virus = viruses

In Latin, viri (men) is plural of vir (man)

In Latin, I do not think there are recorded any instances of a plural
form for virus being different from the singular (in English words
such as sheep).

Odd. I could have sworn that I had included a URL to a site which explained
some of that. I wonder why it didn't post? Anyway, you are referring to a
'mass' noun, of which some English nouns qualify, and most Japanese nouns. I
promise to include sarcasm tags next time.

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