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TNHA Baritone3 votes

The plural of "Nexus" is either "Nexus" or "Nexuses" according to Merriam-Websters

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Skelenth1 votes

Probably Nexi, considering google translator says it's Latin and means "Connection". The plural form of the maskuline ending -us is -i

TNHA Baritone3 votes

I was thinking that too, since I have Latin II right now

but I had never seen it with an I before so I thought it just...stayed the same...

Skelenth1 votes

Hm :/ I guess that depends on the language you are coming from. Since it seems to exists as an own word in english, it could be it has it's own plural, not related to latin grammar. But then again: I didn't had any latin three years, maybe I missed something...

TNHA Baritone2 votes

I'd think it came from latin tbh ....

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Gentleman Gems1 votes

Yah, I guess so, but have you notice that the entire comment section has become a Grammar lesson on plurals? Kind of funny eh [slayer-jinx-wink]

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