I tried, but it didn't "take." Then I tried copying and transferring it. all to no avail. I made the comment because no definition is given for scopulae (and I was assumed to be using a cheat program to find meaningless words that somehow crept under the barrier to the Scrabble dictionary). But I was thoroughly familiar with the word scopula and had an "e" to try and it went through. So there ought to be a comment "plural scopulae" or something to that effect.
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Roger1937 commented on the user Roger1937
Altus Prolagus!
I tried, but it didn't "take." Then I tried copying and transferring it. all to no avail. I made the comment because no definition is given for scopulae (and I was assumed to be using a cheat program to find meaningless words that somehow crept under the barrier to the Scrabble dictionary). But I was thoroughly familiar with the word scopula and had an "e" to try and it went through. So there ought to be a comment "plural scopulae" or something to that effect.
May 11, 2011
Roger1937 commented on the user Roger1937
Scopulae this is surely an example of the final"e" being used as a plural formed from the original word, which IS listed.
May 10, 2011